JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says "87% of Americans say the current financial system doesn't work for them—high fees, delays, unequal access. Crypto is updating the financial system. The smartest financial institutions and banks are leaning into this." $ADA $NIGHT

📉💹 Coinbase CEO: Bitcoin's Decline Is Temporary Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that Bitcoin’s recent decline is driven more by psychology than fundamentals. Armstrong said the drop is not related to Fed leadership speculation or quantum computing risks. He noted that investors are taking profits and anticipating the behavior of others. Coinbase is buying Bitcoin and repurchasing shares amid the price decline. According to the CEO, Bitcoin remains the best-performing asset of the last decade. #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #Investing

Coinbase CEO Provides Insider Insight: “They Bought the Dips” As Bitcoin’s drop to $60,000 reignited price debates, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong noted that customers bought during the downturn. Armstrong revealed that retail investors increased their holdings in both Bitcoin and #Ether. At Coinbase, America’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, CEO Brian Armstrong said retail investors demonstrated “strong resolve” during recent price declines and bought at the bottom. “There’s an increase in the number of Bitcoin and Ether units” The CEO stated that retail investors held firm during the downturn and treated it as an opportunity to buy: “The group of retail investors on Coinbase has shown truly strong resolve under these market conditions. According to our data, they bought at the bottom. We’re seeing increases in the number of Bitcoin and Ether units. By not selling, they’ve demonstrated strong conviction. The number of units held as of February is equal to or higher than it was in December…” In other words, although dollar-denominated balances may have declined, Armstrong points out that the actual quantities of #BTC and #ETH have risen—indicating that investors bought the dip. But he sold! While Armstrong praised retail investors for buying the dip, it’s clear he himself made significant sales in recent months. Although not involving Bitcoin or Ether, Armstrong—while serving as CEO—sold $550 million worth of Coinbase stock over the past nine months, revealing he did not maintain a strong stance as prices declined. Shares that surpassed $400 last year and set records closed Friday at $164. U.S. markets will be closed today. Armstrong’s net worth is estimated at $7.5 billion.

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Daily Dobie Headlines [2026-02-16] 📰 Market momentum feeling a chill? 🥶 Coinbase's actions are stirring things up, while Elizabeth Warren's amendments could seriously reshape crypto legislation. Plus, credit card rate caps could ripple through finance. Regulatory winds are blowing strong! #CryptoRegulation #Coinbase #Warren — Hunter 🐾 @coinbase

🚀 Coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong said internal data shows retail investors continue buying the dip amid market volatility, with $BTC and $ETH holdings increasing. Most users’ balances in February were flat or higher than in December, reflecting strong resilience and confidence. #CryptoMarket #Bitcoin