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How Did Brian Armstrong Start Coinbase?

In 2012, Brian Armstrong was working as a software engineer at Airbnb when he realized that the sharing economy had a big problem: there was no easy way to pay for things using Bitcoin. At the time, Bitcoin was mostly used by tech-savvy libertarians who were interested in its potential as a way to opt out of the traditional financial system.

Armstrong saw that Bitcoin could do more than just provide an alternative to fiat currency; it could also provide a way for people to transact without having to go through a bank.

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So Armstrong founded Coinbase, a digital currency exchange that allows users to buy and sell Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Coinbase is now one of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, with over 20 million users.

Armstrong has been an outspoken advocate for cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. He believes that cryptocurrencies will eventually replace fiat currencies as the primary form of money, and that blockchain will revolutionize the way we store and manage data.

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