A bill to regulate digital assets is due for a preliminary vote in the U.S. Senate next week.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says U.S. crypto regulation could move forward regardless of the outcome of the Clarity Act.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said U.S. crypto regulatory clarity is likely to arrive, whether or not the Senate advances the ...

Brian Armstrong told CNBC the Clarity Act's passage or failure both lead to regulatory clarity for crypto, addressed ethics ...

The House is cutting its September schedule to just four voting days, leaving the crypto industry’s biggest remaining ...

Coinbase is optimistic about the CLARITY Act, as it faces a Senate cloture vote, as ethics and Democratic support disputes ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has said that bitcoin’s bottom is in and reiterated that the coin will hit $400,000 by 2030. Speaking on CNBC Thursday, the head of America’s biggest crypto exchange said ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says crypto rules are coming either way as the Senate votes on the CLARITY Act Sept. 15.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong expects the CLARITY Act to win Senate support as lawmakers prepare for a September 15 vote on ...

Brian Armstrong says U.S. crypto gets regulatory clarity with or without the CLARITY Act vote on September 15, as the SEC and ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said U.S. crypto markets will get greater regulatory clarity regardless of how the Senate’s ...