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Odaily News: Brian Armstrong posted on X platform stating that another feature for AI agents has been launched. The first use case is Travala, where users can use common large language models to book over 2 million properties on Base using USDC. He expressed excitement to see more enterprises building on this foundation with AWS AgentCore and opening their services to the newest and fastest-growing consumer segment.
Odaily News, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted on X platform, listing his "vision checklist" for the upcoming market: first, the CLARITY Act will receive strong bipartisan support and pass the vote on September 15, followed by "Uptober," and the start of the next crypto bull market. Armstrong stated, "Everything is unfolding as predicted."
Odaily News: Brian Armstrong posted on X platform, expressing appreciation for the progress made by Paul S. Atkins and the SEC on token classification, calling it a long-awaited step toward modernizing the financial system. He stated that he has been calling for clear cryptocurrency rules for years, and that token classification is precisely the measure the U.S. needs to maintain innovation. Brian Armstrong also said he looks forward to the SEC issuing the Innovation Exemption to promote on-chain trading of tokenized stocks. He noted that relevant progress is underway and that the CLARITY Act should be pushed forward and passed as soon as possible, moving the market on-chain before other regions take the lead.
Odaily News: Brian Armstrong posted on X, stating that agents now have access to credit lines and can complete work on behalf of users through the x402 protocol, while congratulating the Vaya AI team on their launch.
Brian Armstrong posted on platform X, stating that Coinbase can help businesses provide services to AI agents and support businesses in accepting stablecoin payments. AI agents will also be able to complete checkout processes without requiring additional setup from businesses.
Odaily News: Brian Armstrong posted on the X platform stating that The Everything Exchange will be gradually launched in the UK.
Odaily News: Brian Armstrong posted on the X platform that Coinbase Dev now allows the creation of multi-type wallets through a single API call, including self-custodial, developer-custodial, and user-custodial options. This feature supports multiple blockchains and various asset classes, including stablecoins, crypto assets, and tokenized real-world assets.
Odaily News: Brian Armstrong posted on X platform, stating that the Senate obtained CLARITY a year ago. Since then, lawmakers have negotiated over hundreds of pages of amendments, reached agreement on SEC and CFTC nominations, and secured unprecedented ethical commitments. The crypto industry and the banking sector have also made compromises. This is exactly how legislation should work. No one gets everything they want. Everyone gets most of what they need. The only remaining issue now is not negotiation, but whether certain groups will attempt to delay or block legislation that has already gained broad bipartisan support. Millions of Americans hold cryptocurrency and are watching closely. It is time to vote.
Odaily News: Brian Armstrong posted on X, stating that the CLARITY Act is a bipartisan effort aimed at establishing clear rules for cryptocurrency in the United States. Brian Armstrong noted that the bill will provide more tools for consumer protection, enabling law enforcement to crack down on bad actors, and bringing cryptocurrency within the scope of U.S. regulation. Brian Armstrong also stated that the bill includes multiple pages of new authorizations for banks to integrate stablecoins and cryptocurrency, adding that this will help the U.S. maintain its position as a financial and technological hub, driving economic growth, job creation, and tax revenue. He mentioned that this week will reveal which members of the Senate will vote in support of the bill.
Brian Armstrong stated on the X platform that for years, he has been pushing to modernize outdated and opaque financial systems through cryptocurrency, with permissionless networks helping to advance this process. Now, AI needs a similar shift. He has signed an open letter supporting U.S. AI innovation through open-weight models.
: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted on X platform on July 27, urging the U.S. Senate to advance the vote on the CLARITY Act, stating that the bill was formed through years of bipartisan negotiations. Armstrong stated that the CLARITY Act would strengthen law enforcement powers, introduce new consumer protections, and provide a federal regulatory framework for the digital asset industry. He noted that there are currently no federal laws in the U.S. that protect consumers or support the development of the industry within the country. On July 22, U.S. Senate Republicans released an updated version of the CLARITY Act text, covering disclosure standards, registration requirements, anti-fraud provisions, and expanded anti-money laundering obligations for digital asset market participants. BlackRock, Fidelity Investments, Charles Schwab, and Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon have expressed support for the bill.
on July 27 that during an interview with crypto KOL Ansem, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the crash of related Meme coins triggered by his change of X avatar was a complete misjudgment of the community's reaction. He described it as a "wake-up call" and said he will try to communicate expectations more clearly in the future.Previously, the Meme coin Brain attracted market attention because it adopted the native B20 token standard introduced by the Base chain's Beryl upgrade, and its token name was derived from Brian Armstrong. After Brian Armstrong briefly changed his X avatar to match the coin's icon, the community speculated, driving up trading activity.Later, when Brian Armstrong changed his X avatar again, Brain faced massive sell-offs and gradually collapsed to zero, sparking controversy within the community.
Brian Armstrong posted on platform X, stating that the number of tradable assets on Coinbase Advanced far exceeds external perception, and users can now view its newly launched market dashboard.
U.S. Senate Republicans on Wednesday released a 616-page draft of the new Clarity Act, a significant legislative development in Congress's efforts to comprehensively regulate the digital asset industry. The crypto industry widely welcomed the draft, noting it retains protections for software developers and is expected to provide long-missing regulatory clarity for the U.S. digital asset market.Crypto Council for Innovation CEO Ji Hun Kim stated that bipartisan support is "critical" for the bill's passage. Solana Policy Institute CEO Miller Whitehouse-Levine called on Congress to seize the opportunity, while Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong remarked that the lack of a federal regulatory framework had previously allowed bad actors like FTX to harm consumers and forced a substantial amount of crypto business to move overseas.However, several Senate Democrats quickly voiced opposition, arguing that the ethics provisions in the new text addressing conflicts of interest related to Trump's crypto assets are too weak. Senator Angela Alsobrooks stated that the current proposal put forward by Republicans is still "not enough," and that provisions concerning elected officials' ethics, consumer protection, illicit finance, conflicts of interest, and market integrity all require strengthening.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has responded to recent controversy surrounding his X account profile picture change and claims that the Base community is "unsupported." He thanked the community for their feedback and acknowledged that his previous communication regarding expectations was not clear enough. Users should not interpret the content of his personal X account as investment advice or signals for individual tokens. He stated that he simply shares internet content he finds interesting or amusing, and may not even be aware whether such content is associated with any particular token or project. He pointed out that his tweets and profile picture changes do not represent endorsements of or commitments to any project.Regarding support for the Base ecosystem, Brian Armstrong explained that Base aims to build financial services infrastructure, supporting various application scenarios including stock tokenization, lending protocols, stablecoin payments, and Meme coin trading. Coinbase supports users in freely trading assets but will not use its official influence to "pump" or promote specific tokens. Both Coinbase and the Base team are indeed subject to compliance and regulatory restrictions, preventing them from listing certain tokens on the centralized exchange and from marketing specific projects at the community's request.Base currently supports ecosystem development primarily through offline Base Batches events, developer grant programs, and investments from Coinbase Ventures and the Base Ecosystem Fund. Additionally, based on long-term user value assessment, Coinbase may integrate certain Base ecosystem DeFi protocols into its own products to help projects expand distribution.Brian Armstrong stated that Coinbase will continue to prioritize projects capable of creating long-term user value in the future, and expressed hope that this clarification will help the community set clearer expectations. He added that he may still continue to post Meme content he finds interesting, but such content will not constitute investment advice.
According to Fortune, Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky's X account was hacked this Monday, and the account posted a series of AI-generated tweets about "real-world asset tokenization." The relevant posts were subsequently deleted. According to analysis by AI detection tool Pangram, the content was flagged as 100% AI-generated, and users characterized it as "AI slop" (AI garbage content). The incident was labeled as a "high-profile account intrusion" and reported to the X platform security team. X completed account security handling on Tuesday evening, and Chesky subsequently regained control of the account. Airbnb declined to comment publicly.
as the 25-day quiet period following SpaceX's (SPCX) June IPO comes to an end, Wall Street analysts have begun releasing formal research reports. Multiple major brokerages have issued favorable ratings, indicating institutional investors remain optimistic about the company's long-term growth potential.As IPO underwriters, both Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have assigned buy-equivalent ratings to SpaceX. Goldman Sachs analyst Eric Sheridan set a price target of $205, while Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas gave a target of $300. Additionally, institutions such as Bank of America, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, and UBS have also initiated coverage with buy or equivalent ratings. Among them, Raymond James Financial provided the most optimistic forecast; analyst Brian Gesuale initiated coverage of SpaceX with a "Strong Buy" rating and a price target as high as $800, believing SpaceX will become "one of the most representative industrial infrastructure companies of the 21st century."Analysis suggests that market optimism towards SpaceX is primarily based on its布局 (layout/foundation) in areas such as rocket launches, Starlink satellite internet, and government contracts. At the same time, the company's communications business can provide a sustainable source of revenue and support future expansion of launch scale.As of March 31, 2026, SpaceX holds 18,712 Bitcoins. Wall Street believes that the concentrated coverage following the end of the IPO quiet period provides a window for institutional investors to conduct their first systematic assessment of SpaceX's valuation. The fact that nearly all major institutions simultaneously issued positive ratings is relatively rare for large-scale IPOs. (CoinDesk)
Coinbase sent an AI-generated news alert claiming the Norwegian national football team had defeated Brazil 3-2 before the World Cup match had even started. CEO Brian Armstrong has launched an investigation, and Coinbase stated that updates have been implemented to prevent future instances of inaccurate AI-generated information. The error comes as Coinbase is advancing its prediction market and "everything exchange" features, including an AI advisor and stock options. (CoinDesk).
Coinbase released a monthly review on July 1, stating that in the first half of the year, it advanced its product layout around the strategy of "every asset, every market, one platform," covering tokenized stocks, pre-IPO perpetual contracts, stock options, crypto options, stock index perpetual futures, AI tools, payments, stablecoins, and on-chain infrastructure. Coinbase stated that the tokenized stocks are 1:1 backed shares of US companies, expected to include dividends, on-chain trading, holding, and redemption functions, and are not available to US persons. Coinbase also noted that its pre-IPO perpetual contracts will start with SpaceX and then expand to OpenAI and Anthropic, and will offer crypto options through integration with Deribit. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said on July 3 that Coinbase is one of the companies with the highest level of AI application globally. Coinbase also stated that it has launched a direct INR on-ramp in India, become the official deployer of the USDC treasury wallet for Hyperliquid, partnered with Ethena across over $50 billion in assets, and mentioned transferring approximately $4.4 billion USDC to the Hyperliquid deployer. (Bitcoin.com News).
Brian Armstrong posted on X platform, stating that the U.S. Constitution is the most important political innovation in history, but it lacks two crucial elements: a cap on government spending growth and a requirement for a hard asset-backed currency. Without these two elements, every democracy tends toward more debt and eventually loses its reserve currency status, as seen in The Changing World Order. The U.S. national debt stands at $39 trillion and is increasing by approximately $1 trillion every 100 days. Currently, interest payments have exceeded the defense budget, and the existing mechanisms cannot stop this trend. Politicians get elected by promising free benefits funded by other people's money. Some voters benefit in the short term, while the negative impacts of spending are borne by future generations who have no voting rights. The incentive structure is already broken. Solutions include drafting new constitutions in frontier areas such as Mars, special economic zones, and cyberspace; adjusting incentive structures in existing systems through amendments, though this is politically challenging; or outpacing inflation through ultra-high economic growth driven by AI, robotics, and cryptocurrency.