PANews On November 3, Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, posted on the X platform: "For the few who are paying attention to my latest 10b51 plan, a little background is needed first: over time, I will make some diversified investments, including investing in moonshots, but still retain the vast majority of my Coinbase shares. For some reason, the relevant disclosure does not show the price target, only the total number of stocks that may cause FUD. For clarity, I listed about 10% of the stocks I hold in the plan, but most of them have price limits much higher than the current stock price. I don't think most of the stocks will be executed next year (unless we perform much better than expected). Coinbase is my top priority, the company is just getting started, and I plan to operate Coinbase for a long time."
Coinbase CEO: Operating the company is the top priority and will continue to hold the majority of shares
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