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Coinbase CEO's Top 3 Crypto Trends for 2026 + More from Davos!

All-In PodcastJanuary 23, 20261h 35m
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Broadcasting from the USA House at the World Economic Forum, sponsored by the New York Stock Exchange. NYSE is a modern marketplace built for scale and long-term impact.

Jason Calacanis interviews Brian Armstrong, Coinbase CEO, at Davos. Focus is on serious global regulations, particularly market structure legislation for crypto. Also involves networking and commercial meetings. Five of the top 20 global banks use Coinbase to build crypto infrastructure into their products. Meetings with country leaders about economic freedom and updating financial systems with crypto.

Partnerships include public integrations with JP Morgan and PNC Bank; others not public yet. Powering integrations with BlackRock, who wants to tokenize every fund. Financial institutions coming on-chain.

Struggled with regulators over last decade, especially under Biden administration. Contrast with Trump, who campaigned to make US the crypto capital of the world, kept promises, pushed for clear rules. 52 million Americans have used crypto, want clear rules and better financial services. Global competitiveness issue: China paying interest on CBDC, largest stablecoin issuers offshore; aim to repatriate capital to US.

Crypto bent or broke rules like Airbnb and Uber; now rules being refined. Genius Act (stablecoin bill) passed into law. Stablecoins must be audited, above board, 100% assets in short-term US treasuries (max 30-day).

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