JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon sharply criticized Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, calling him "full of s–t" amid a battle over crypto regulation in the U.S. Dimon opposes the current Clarity Act, which aims to regulate digital assets, arguing that crypto platforms like Coinbase should be regulated like banks. Armstrong and Coinbase have spent heavily lobbying to influence the bill, especially regarding the ability of crypto exchanges to pay interest on stablecoins, which banks warn could destabilize the banking system. The dispute highlights growing tensions between traditional banks and crypto firms over regulatory frameworks for digital currencies.
Coinbase Global reported a weak start to 2026 with its stock down 60% from its peak. Despite this, Coinbase achieved an all-time high in crypto trading volume market share during Q1. The company’s long-term growth prospects are supported by new produ...
The White House is reviewing a proposal for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to regulate prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket. This comes amid ongoing disputes over whether the CFTC or individual states hold regulatory authori...
Coinbase's stock has fallen 32% in 2026, reflecting the tough crypto market conditions. However, the company is still considered a Buy due to its strong capital structure, high profit margins, and potential for significant growth in revenue and earni...
