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Coinbase CEO: If the Crypto Bill Stalls, Part of the Business Could Leave the US On July 21, 2026, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong said in a CNBC interview on Capitol Hill that the company would continue building in the United States, but part of its business could [Spoken audio]: But in the event that it didn't happen, we have a very friendly set of regulators and administration that we're working with currently in the crypto industry. We would go back to building our company. We would be doing it here in the United States, we'd be doing some of it offshore where there is clear rules, but frankly we would have a slightly more permissive environment under the current regulators, but we at Coinbase believe that we should actually get clear statute which allows companies to come invest with certainty for the long term through many different administrations. That's what's going to allow America to win and to protect consumers here on shore. to rely on the regulators that means that certainty doesn't necessarily there from administration to administration. Would that impact how Coinbase thinks about sort of its longer-term future outlook and where it's going to be? Yeah, I mean will we invest in countries all over the world? We're an American company. We're based here. I'm proud to be an American. I would like to continue to put majority of our business here onshore. That does require clear rules and what we've done is really try to repatriate a lot of this money that's gone offshore outside of US purview. So for For anybody who's concerned about, you know, illicit activity in crypto or they love crypto or they hate crypto, they should want clear rules because it can't be uninvented at this point. The only question the United States has to answer now is, do we want this to be built within the U.S. regulatory perimeter or all go offshore and have U.S. citizens continue to access it offshore?
