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Coinbase customers find zero balances in accounts, CEO says apps 'recovering' - Vimarsana News

Coinbase customers find zero balances in accounts, CEO says apps 'recovering'

Coinbase customers were in for a shock when they recently opened their accounts to find they had zero balances, as confirmed by CEO Brian Armstrong

'Really an outlier,' Coinbase CEO hits back at US SEC chair over agency's lawsuit - Vimarsana News

'Really an outlier,' Coinbase CEO hits back at US SEC chair over agency's lawsuit

After the US Security Exchange Commission filed a lawsuit against Coinbase crypto firm, company's CEO, called out at SEC chair Gary Gensler. CEO Brian Armstrong also ensured investors that their funds are safe with the company

Banking risks and hawkish Fed speak weigh on oil, Gold & Bitcoin rallies exhausted - Vimarsana News

Banking risks and hawkish Fed speak weigh on oil, Gold & Bitcoin rallies exhausted

Oil dragged down on bank woes  Crude prices are lower as banking worries persist and after Energy Secretary Granholm said refilling the SPR could take years.

Banking risks and hawkish Fed speak weigh on oil, Gold & Bitcoin rallies exhausted - Vimarsana News

Banking risks and hawkish Fed speak weigh on oil, Gold & Bitcoin rallies exhausted

Oil dragged down on bank woes  Crude prices are lower as banking worries persist and after Energy Secretary Granholm said refilling the SPR could take years.

Coinbase CEO Calls for More Regulation of Centralized Crypto Platforms - Vimarsana News

Coinbase CEO Calls for More Regulation of Centralized Crypto Platforms

Coinbase's Brian Armstrong says centralized firms like crypto exchanges, custodians, and stablecoin issuers carry the "most risk for consumer harm."