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Brian Armstrong Says Coinbase Staying in US Despite Regulatory Pressure

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has stated that his crypto exchange will remain committed to the United States despite regulatory pressure. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Armstrong expressed confidence that the crypto industry will achieve the "right outcome" in its battle with regulators.

He also stated that Coinbase plans to continue being rooted in the US while also expanding globally. The US Securities and Exchange Commission recently brought charges against Coinbase for allegedly offering unregistered securities through its platforms.

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