Coinbase CEO:几年后,催着美国通过 CLARITY 2.0 的可能反而是银行
2026 年 9 月 20 日,Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong 在 The Wolf Of All Streets @scottmelker 专访中表示,几年后推动美国通过「CLARITY 2.0」的可能反而会是银行。他认同前 CFTC 主席 Chris Giancarlo 的判断,银行和传统金融机构比加密行业更需要这部法案,因为它们更受法律约束、行动更慢,却又希望进入加密资产托管市场。
Armstrong 还���示,本轮 CLARITY 未能通过与银行游说有关,银行反对 Coinbase 面向客户提供的稳定币奖励,而法案落空后,Coinbase 仍可继续发放奖励,银行反而面临更大的竞争压力。
来源:The Wolf Of All Streets
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Gate may have accidentally paid someone $600K because two assets share the ticker BEN.
Gate was supposed to settle a $0.33 dividend for the BEN stock perp.
But the payment reportedly went to holders of a BEN meme coin perp instead.
The meme coin was trading at around $0.000585.
That puts the reported payout at roughly 564x the coin’s price.
People are saying some holders managed to withdraw before Gate caught it.
Imagine waking up rich because an exchange mixed up two tickers.
Coinbase CEO: Banks May Be the Ones Pushing for “CLARITY 2.0” in a Few Years
In an interview published by The Wolf Of All Streets @scottmelker on September 20, 2026, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong said banks may be the ones pushing the U.S. to pass “CLARITY 2.0” in a few years. He agreed with former CFTC Chairman Chris Giancarlo that banks and traditional financial institutions need the bill more than the crypto industry because they face greater legal constraints, move more slowly, and still want to enter the crypto custody market.
Armstrong also said bank lobbying contributed to the bill’s failure, with banks opposing Coinbase’s stablecoin rewards, while the failed bill allows Coinbase to continue offering them, leaving banks under greater competitive pressure.