Coinbase’s chief product officer will leave with a $105M payday
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Re: Coinbase’s chief product officer will leave with a $105M payday
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It's not that misleading. This isn't an early employee who held onto his shares. He joined less than two years ago. He got an insanely high compensation package.
On the bright side, Coinbase launched a lot of high-value new products during the last two years that will help the company thrive and grow in the coming years.
Re: Coinbase’s chief product officer will leave with a $105M payday
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100% serious. If capital is planning on being this dumb, as labor I have no problem whatsoever relieving them of their monetary burdens.
I'm surprised anyone thinks this might not be intended seriously. It's a pretty common sentiment among the working class. Stole from the little people? You suck. Ripped off the owning class? Nice job, please do more of that.
Re: Coinbase’s chief product officer will leave with a $105M payday
#67in US dollars and not in crypto-baloney, let us add.
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#68Earlier quoted context omitted.
100% serious. If capital is planning on being this dumb, as labor I have no problem whatsoever relieving them of their monetary burdens.
I'm surprised anyone thinks this might not be intended seriously. It's a pretty common sentiment among the working class. Stole from the little people? You suck. Ripped off the owning class? Nice job, please do more of that.
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I can't tell if you're serious or not (the aspire towards part).
100% serious. If capital is planning on being this dumb, as labor I have no problem whatsoever relieving them of their monetary burdens.