Svmuu News: In response to a comment from a community member stating, “I thought Cobie had cashed out $400 million from Coinbase, but it turns out he’s just working for free for a billionaire,” Cobie posted the following response: “I decided that instead of relaxing and doing nothing, I’d make my life super hectic and busy, so now I’m in charge of the trading products on Coinbase (Coinbase app / Pro / Base app / etc.).
I can’t explain why I’m doing this, other than that I’d rather have the chance to build something truly great than play Factorio. So, maybe I’m a fool—we’ll see.”He then added: “If you want me to fix something (hinting at taking over the Base app), just tell me what’s broken. If it’s not fixed within a month, then you can yell at me (implying you’ll see results within a month).”
Cash out $400 million or step in to save Base APP? Cobie Responds Personally to Joining Base APP: “I’m Up for the Challenge; We’ll See Results in a Month”
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