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

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  • Jan 23, 2026
  • 1:35:15
  • Full Episode

(0:00) Intro (0:37) Coinbase CEO, Brian Armstrong on Crypto Adoption (38:51) Cerebras CEO, Andrew Feldman on Compute Power (1:18:50) Gecko Robotics CEO, Jake Loosararian on AI and Physical Robots

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Featuring Brian Armstrong (CEO, Coinbase), Andrew Feldman (CEO, Cerebras), and Jake Loosararian (CEO, Gecko), this conversation explores how AI is changing work, infrastructure, and productivity in real time- from the builders shaping what comes next.

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Brief Summary

Brian Armstrong discusses crypto regulations, bank partnerships, and AI's impact on jobs at the World Economic Forum.

Key points

  • The Genius Act and Stable Coins. The Genius Act mandates that regulated stable coins must have 100% of their assets in short-term US treasuries.
  • Tether's Compliance Issues. Tether is not currently compliant under the Genius Act, raising concerns about its stability.
  • Coinbase Business Launch. Coinbase launched a product to serve small and medium-sized companies for cross-border payments.
  • The Shift in Davos. The focus at Davos has shifted from ESG to business and deal-making.
  • AI's Role in the Future. Exploring how AI and crypto will converge and shape the future job market.
  • The Cost of Being Slow. Slow services lead to customer loss, as users seek faster alternatives.

Episode highlights

Tension

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