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hey @cobie, you’re seeing all of this in real time
brian just publicly said not to care about crypto natives and the trenches. jesse spent 2 years experimenting on his own community, ignoring every piece of feedback, promoting scammers, launching coins that wrecked people, and pushing a strategy everyone told him was failing until the data was so catastrophic he had to admit he was “definitively wrong”
and now we know exactly how they feel about us. not from speculation, from their own words. brian doesn’t follow the trenches. jesse treated his community as a lab experiment. coinbase sees base users as metrics on a quarterly report, not people
you’re one of the most respected people in crypto. you earned that by being honest, by calling out bullshit when you saw it, by being on the side of the community when it mattered. you literally warned people about luna before it collapsed. that’s your legacy
so why are you standing with them?
you’re joining a team where the CEO says he doesn’t care about the people actually using the chain, the chain lead ignored his community for 18 months and promoted a documented scammer, builders feel gaslit by management, and the biggest token ever built on base wasn’t listed on coinbase for over a year
you saw what happened with content coins. you saw all of it, you’re literally in the replies watching it happen
the crypto community trusts you. that’s rare and it’s valuable. but that trust was built by being independent, not by joining the people the community just told you they don’t trust anymore
if you can genuinely change coinbase from the inside, that would be incredible. base has every advantage: the users, the capital, the infrastructure. it just needs leadership that gives a shit. maybe that’s you
but if you’re walking into a structure where the CEO doesn’t care about the trenches, the chain lead is still in charge after everything he did, and your role is to put a trusted face on an organization that burned its community over and over: then you’re not fixing base. you’re lending your reputation to the people who broke it
and once that reputation is spent, you don’t get it back
we’re rooting for you cobie. genuinely. but the community deserves to know: are you there to change things, or are you there to make us feel better about things that aren’t changing?