Svmuu News: Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, posted on X in response to user concerns about Base’s direction. Armstrong acknowledged users’ criticism of “Content Coins,” stating that this approach “didn’t work,” and that Base had already made adjustments and redefined its direction earlier this year.Regarding skepticism about Base’s shift toward AI Agents, Brian Armstrong said he does not agree with it. He pointed out that Base has long focused on three core areas: trading, payments, and AI Agents, all of which are interconnected. For example, payments require trading infrastructure such as foreign exchange, and AI Agents will also play a significant role in trading and payment scenarios in the future.
He added that most of Base’s resources are currently still allocated to trading. Although these investments have not yet been fully reflected in external markets, related development efforts are moving forward.
Brian Armstrong: Base adjusted its development plan at the beginning of the year to focus on trading, payments, and AI agents.
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