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> The biggest lesson I took away from the whole ordeal is that if you believe something is the right path, it's worth speaking up about it, even if it's controversial. Unless you work at Coinbase, right?
> The biggest lesson I took away from the whole ordeal is that if you believe something is the right path, it's worth speaking up about it, even if it's controversial. Unless you work at Coinbase, right?
> The biggest lesson I took away from the whole ordeal is that if you believe something is the right path, it's worth speaking up about it, even if it's controversial. Unless you work at Coinbase, right?
Why do people think work is an appropriate place for political activism?
If the mission was to expel all of your black employees...mission accomplished I guess
What that means in terms of black employees precisely, idk. But isn't it kinda racist to assume black people are a monolith with universally shared opinions? I can assure you that's not the case.
This man spends way too much time on Twitter and not enough time learning the rules and regulations of the industry the company he leads participates in.
Crap like that shiba inu token are absolute scams, like most EVM tokens. They do nothing, add nothing, and trading them on chain just enriches the miners, or off chain, the exchange. Say what you like about dogecoin, at least it’s a long standing L1 blockchain with developers and history/transactions.
> The biggest lesson I took away from the whole ordeal is that if you believe something is the right path, it's worth speaking up about it, even if it's controversial. Unless you work at Coinbase, right?
Unless you're labor . Capital can speak up about whatever it wants (so long as it doesn't start sympathizing with labor, of course)
I think the reality is that Coinbase is so obviously a rocketship that the CEO could say anything and they’d have no trouble with recruitment or retention. Existing employees have stock grants worth millions, and new employees are getting great offers. The people who will take these jobs are generally going to be bullish on crypto. If you expect crypto to become a bigger piece of the economy in the future, it would b…
The pathetic handwringing here about "virtue signaling" and Coinbase's struggles is the height of farce.
This man spends way too much time on Twitter and not enough time learning the rules and regulations of the industry the company he leads participates in.
The mission is off track. He should stop listing garbage and stick to Bitcoin. Crap like that shiba inu token are absolute scams, like most EVM tokens. They do nothing, add nothing, and trading them on chain just enriches the miners, or off chain, the exchange. Say what you like about dogecoin, at least it’s a long standing L1 blockchain with developers and history/transactions.
> The biggest lesson I took away from the whole ordeal is that if you believe something is the right path, it's worth speaking up about it, even if it's controversial. Unless you work at Coinbase, right?
Unless you're labor . Capital can speak up about whatever it wants (so long as it doesn't start sympathizing with labor, of course)