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Coinbase CEO falls from list of world’s richest as crypto slides
Coinbase Global chief executive officer Brian Armstrong, whose fortune has dropped by more than half since July, is no longer among the world’s 500 richest people as crypto prices have tumbled. Armstrong’s wealth has fallen by more than US$10 billion since peaking seven months ago at US$17.7 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The latest drop to Armstrong’s fortune came after JPMorgan Chase cut its price target for Coinbase by 27 per cent on Tuesday (Feb 10), citing “softness in crypto prices”, lower trading volumes and slow stablecoin growth. The stock’s roller-coaster ride has ... (full story)
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