We all remember where we were when president Donald Trump stood in front of a large crowd and promised to create a “crypto ...

Those more supportive say meme coins shouldn’t be so easily ... something much more powerful over time,” Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said in a recent social media post. In short, a disaster.

Cryptocurrency prices jumped after Trump’s surprise announcement he wants the U.S. government to purchase and hold a variety of digital assets in a strategic reserve fund.

Attendees expect the event to focus on Trump's plans to build a strategic reserve containing bitcoin and four other coins.

Dogecoin, the original meme coin and currently the sixth largest cryptocurrency by market cap, experienced a 3% rise. Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, supports the SEC’s stance, emphasizing ...

The summit came a day after Trump issued an Executive Order announcing the creation of a federal Bitcoin reserve.

In January, at the height of the Trump-fueled meme mania, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that "given there are [about 1 million] tokens a week being created now, and growing ... evaluating each ...

In addition to top administration officials and lawmakers, guests in the White House’s State Dining Room included MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor, Coinbase co-founder and CEO Brian Armstrong ...

Coinbase (COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong announced that the US Securities and Exchange ... He adds that "part of that growth will be leaving [meme coins] in the past, and I think we're on the path to do ...

Summit guests include twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, founders of crypto platform Gemini, as well as Brian Armstrong of ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says that memecoins are the canary in the coal mine, foreshadowing a broader trend of the tokenization of culture. In a new interview with CNBC, Armstrong says he expects ...