Coinbase CEO backs US Treasury Secretary‘s push to pass CLARITY Act

The public statement came about three months after the CEO said Coinbase could not support the crypto bill “as written“ before a crucial committee vote.
Brian Armstrong, the Coinbase CEO who withdrew the crypto exchange’s support for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in January, said “it’s time” for the legislation to pass after months of delays.
In a Thursday X post, Armstrong said that Coinbase agreed with comments from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, in which he urged Congress to act on the crypto bill soon. According to the CEO, the current version of the legislation, after months of negotiations between lawmakers and representatives from the crypto and banking industries, was a “strong bill.”
“It's time to pass the Clarity Act,” said Armstrong.
Source: Cointelegraph →Related News
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