The CEO of $77.4 billion cryptocurrency platform Coinbase enforced a recent AI push by firing employees who failed to onboard with new AI tools by a strict deadline. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong told ...

Coinbase will pivot to more “one-person teams,” meaning that employees will be asked to act as engineers, designers and product managers all in one — with the help of AI.

By Prakhar Srivastava and Pragyan Kalita May 5 (Reuters) - Coinbase said on Tuesday it would cut about 700 jobs, or about 14% of its global workforce, as it trims costs amid crypto market volatility ...

Coinbase will lay off about 700 employees as CEO Brian Armstrong pushes a leaner, AI-native structure amid weaker crypto trading conditions.

The restructuring is aimed at addressing market volatility and increasing the use of AI tools to improve efficiency.

Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) has recently announced significant updates that underscore its commitment to advancing the cryptoeconomy. By integrating decentralized exchange (DEX) trading into its main app ...

Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) recently announced that its Business services division has introduced global payouts and payment links, allowing businesses to send and receive stablecoin USDC with competitive ...

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Software engineers at Coinbase were asked to explain to the CEO directly why they weren’t using AI coding tools (on a Saturday). If they didn’t have a good reason, they were fired.