Coinbase CEO: Crypto industry gains clarity with or without Senate bill vote

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the cryptocurrency industry stands to gain regulatory clarity regardless of the outcome of the Senate's vote on the Clarity Act. Armstrong made these remarks in an interview with CNBC, expressing confidence in the sector's regulatory trajectory. The Senate is scheduled to vote on the bill on September 15. Armstrong suggested that the broader momentum toward crypto regulation means the industry benefits either way the vote goes.

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