Coinbase CEO to discuss US crypto bill with banks at Davos Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong plans to discuss the U.S. crypto market structure bill with banking executives at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week. According to The Block, Armstrong stated that the company will not stop pushing for discussions on the legislation. He added that he will meet with bank leaders to explore how the bill could be mutually beneficial, emphasizing that stablecoins could create a level playing field for both crypto firms and banks.
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White House pressures Coinbase over CLARITY bill Reports suggest the White House is considering pulling its backing for the CLARITY crypto market structure bill amid tensions with Coinbase. According to journalist Eleanor Terrett, the administration is unhappy with Coinbase’s stance on yield-generating stablecoins and wants the company to re-engage in discussions with traditional banks. Officials reportedly viewed Coinbase’s recent actions as a sudden shift that undermined both policymakers and the broader industry. Coinbase’s CEO has pushed back on that narrative, stating that negotiations with banks are still ongoing.
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Anatoly Yakovenko said Solana must continuously evolve, warning that any protocol that stops adapting to developer and user needs will fail. He emphasized that upgrades should solve real problems rather than try to satisfy everyone, that the network should not rely on a single team, and that there will always be a “next version” of Solana, potentially built by new contributors as the ecosystem matures.
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