Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong aims to turn the platform into a financial “super app,” integrating crypto and traditional financial services. Momentum in Congress is strong, with bipartisan support for crypto regulations. Armstrong sees lawmakers as key to Coinbase’s super app goal.

Armstrong foresees Coinbase offering a range of financial services beyond traditional banking, with crypto rails enabling faster, cheaper settlement. Despite lobbying by big banks, Armstrong believes consumers should be able to earn more on their money. He welcomes competition in the market.

Coinbase’s ambition to become a primary financial account is backed by storing more crypto than any other provider. Armstrong sees a future where Coinbase is used for all financial needs. The CEO’s vision aligns with other fintech leaders aiming to expand into everyday finance.

Armstrong predicts bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030, citing regulatory clarity, a U.S. bitcoin reserve, and inflows into bitcoin ETFs. He sees bitcoin as a hybrid of gold and equities, serving as both a hedge and a growth asset.

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