Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong discusses flatcoins, regulations, and the future of crypto.
In a recent interview with Yahoo Finance, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong shared insights into the company’s plans and its interest in flatcoins.
Armstrong also mentioned their recently launched Base layer 2 blockchain network, which the company plans on using to enable blockchains to scale by reducing costs and confirmation times.He also commented on crypto regulations, acknowledging the challenges caused by a lack of regulatory clarity and the industry’s efforts to find solutions globally.
He also spoke of balancing innovation and consumer protection while advocating for sensible regulation instead of a complete ban or excessive regulation.
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