Why Coinbase is banning slide decks and 'endless meetings'
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is looking for enhanced efficiency from its internal teams, noting that rapidly growing firms often become complacent and slow. Crypto exchange Coinbase is getting rid of slide decks and “endless meetings” as a way to improve productivity following the purge of roughly 18% of employees last month. In a July 13 blog post, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong noted that the company is currently focused on “driving more efficiency” as it continues to scale, pointing to a 200% year-on-year employee growth over 18 months that had started to put a strain on the firm’s....
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Coinbase’s Proposal for Crypto Regulation
The Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase published its Digital Asset Policy Proposal (DAPP) Thursday.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong tweeted: “Today we’re....
Moonga is an online trading card game compatible with iOS and Android operating systems. Moonga was released in January 2010 by EverdreamSoft SA. In this game, users need to own their card decks to battle other user’s decks in a very similar approach of Magic the Gathering. With only five years, the game is already very popular counting with over 50k users. Since 2010, EverdreamSoft has been launching some new releases for the game. The latest saga to be released, Spells of Genesis (SoG), is a trading arcade card game, which will integrate Bitcoin and Blockchain technology in its game....
State of Bitcoin Q1 2015 from CoinDesk. CoinDesk is pleased to announce the latest quarterly State of Bitcoin report, sponsored by Gem.co, a bitcoin platform for developers. This article runs through some key findings from the new report, which focuses on events in the bitcoin ecosystem since the beginning of 2015. All-time bitcoin startup VC investment reaches $676m. The first quarter of 2015 saw a record-breaking amount of venture capital invested in bitcoin startups: $229m. Q1's deal activity was led by 21 Inc and Coinbase, companies that received $116m and $75m respectively. These are....