When I started Coinbase, getting a bank to work with us at all was nearly impossible. Now Citi is partnering with us to bring stablecoins to institutions. We’ve come a long way from 2012. Thank you @Citi.Read original on X
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Brian Armstrong contrasted the deal with 2012, when getting any bank to work with Coinbase was nearly impossible.
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