crypto trader retweeted
The largest token burn in history begins today
🔥70 Billion #CRO
Prepare for a fully decentralized #Mainnet
Details: blog.crypto.com/70-billion-c…
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I'm starting this trend #Burnthe70B please RT #crofam and tag @cryptocom and @kris , if Kris doesn't want to listen he should resign.
The largest token burn in history begins today
🔥70 Billion #CRO
Prepare for a fully decentralized #Mainnet
Details: blog.crypto.com/70-billion-c…
crypto trader retweeted
Make Kris accountable again.
I’m not here to spread FUD. I’m here because I’m fucking tired.
I’ve been around Cronos for years. Years of believing in the ecosystem. Years of supporting Cronos Labs projects. Years of putting real money behind this ecosystem.
And I have to be honest:
I’ve lost nearly half a million dollars on this chain, largely through projects and investments connected to the Cronos Labs ecosystem.
So no, I’m not some random guy from the outside looking for attention.
I was fucking invested.
Financially.
Personally.
And in the future of Cronos.
That’s exactly why this pisses me off.
Cronos had every advantage imaginable.
A massive global exchange.
Millions of users.
A huge brand.
Capital.
Liquidity.
A massive community.
The opportunity was sitting right there.
Yet instead of turning CRO into one of the biggest assets in crypto, we keep watching the same cycle repeat itself.
New narratives.
New announcements.
New promises.
More waiting.
And the community is always expected to stay patient.
We’ve been patient for years.
The 70 billion CRO re-issuance was another massive turning point for many long-term holders. A supply reduction that people believed in was effectively reversed, leaving the community with serious questions about governance, transparency and the long-term direction of CRO.
Then look at Cronos today.
Where is the organic demand?
Where are the millions of Crypto.com users actually using Cronos?
Where is the ecosystem that should be competing with the biggest chains in crypto?
Where are the applications bringing massive numbers of users on-chain?
Where is the reason for someone to actually NEED CRO?
Because announcements don’t create sustainable demand.
Marketing doesn’t create sustainable demand.
Partnerships don’t create sustainable demand.
Usage does.
And this is where leadership needs to be questioned.
Kris isn’t responsible for every single thing that goes wrong on Cronos.
But he is the CEO.
He sits at the top.
And when you’re at the top, you don’t only get to take credit when things go well.
You also have to answer when things don’t.
That’s what accountability means.
I’m not asking for Kris to disappear.
I’m not asking for Crypto.com to fail.
I’m not asking for miracles.
I’m asking for fucking execution.
Give CRO a clear direction.
Build an ecosystem people actually want to use.
Create real demand.
Give developers a reason to build.
Give users a reason to come on-chain.
And stop expecting the community to endlessly cope with underperformance while being told that the next phase is just around the corner.
Because people who have been here for years aren’t stupid.
They remember the promises.
They remember the narratives.
They remember the expectations.
And they can see the results.
I still believe Cronos could be fucking massive.
That’s exactly why I’m this pissed off.
The potential was always there.
The money was there.
The users were there.
The infrastructure was there.
The opportunity was there.
So what the fuck happened?
Kris, nobody needs another motivational post.
We need results.
We need transparency.
We need accountability.
And we need leadership that is willing to admit when something isn’t working instead of expecting the community to keep eating the losses.
I’ve already paid an enormous price for believing in this ecosystem.
Nearly half a million dollars.
And despite all of that, I still want Cronos to succeed.
That’s the difference.
I don’t want Cronos to fail.
I want it to finally fucking live up to its potential.
So yes.
Make Kris accountable again.
Not because we hate Cronos.
Because some of us have already lost a fucking fortune believing in it.
And we still care enough to demand better.
@kris @cryptocom @CronosNetwork !
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Let me tell you what's actually happening with crypto regulation in America right now because the media won't say it plainly.
Sen. Cynthia Lummis co-authored the CLARITY Act. A real bill. With real teeth. It draws a clear line between what's a commodity and what's a security. It splits jurisdiction cleanly between the SEC and CFTC so crypto projects actually know which rules apply to them. It protects retail investors. It gives builders legal certainty so they stop fleeing to Dubai and Singapore.
She did this because it's the right thing to do. Full stop.
Now let's talk about Brian Armstrong.
Brian Armstrong is the CEO of Coinbase the largest centralized crypto exchange in the United States. He tweets about decentralization. He talks about financial freedom. He posts about how much he cares about crypto's future.
And then his company's lobbyists go to Washington and work overtime to make sure the CLARITY Act never passes in a form that actually means anything.
Why?
Because regulatory clarity is Coinbase's worst nightmare.
Think about it. Right now, nobody knows exactly which crypto assets are securities, which are commodities, and who regulates what. That chaos sounds bad and for regular users, it is. But for Coinbase? It's a goldmine. When the rules are undefined, only the biggest players with the most lawyers and the deepest pockets can navigate the system. Startups can't. New exchanges can't. Competitors can't.
Ambiguity IS Coinbase's moat.
The moment the CLARITY Act passes real version, not a watered-down lobby-written version the playing field levels. Clear rules mean new entrants can compete. Clear rules mean DeFi protocols know what they're building toward. Clear rules mean Coinbase loses the invisible advantage it's been quietly hoarding for years.
So Armstrong does what every powerful incumbent does when legislation threatens their position: he dresses up self-interest as principle.
He'll tell you the bill isn't ready. He'll say the definitions aren't right. He'll find some technical objection that sounds reasonable on the surface. But look at who benefits from the bill NOT passing. Look at who benefits from another two years of regulatory limbo. Look at who's still standing when smaller competitors get crushed under legal uncertainty.
It's Coinbase. Every time.
Cynthia Lummis doesn't have a financial stake in this outcome. She's a senator from Wyoming who has consistently put crypto users actual people, actual retail investors ahead of the industry's biggest gatekeepers. She caught hell for it. She kept going.
Brian Armstrong has a multi-billion dollar reason to keep the rules exactly as confusing as they are right now.
One of these people is fighting for crypto. The other is fighting for Coinbase.
They are not the same thing.
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Brian Armstrong is worth $7.8 billion.
He made most of it from trading fees.
The CLARITY Act would have supercharged on-chain trading his direct competition.
So he killed it.
Then told you it was for your protection.
Let that sink in.
The man who spent years screaming that government shouldn't pick winners in crypto just picked himself as the winner by using his lobbying power to kill the bill that would have unlocked $120 trillion in institutional money.
Gone. Delayed. Because of one post at midnight.
His excuse? Stablecoin yield.
A provision that affects maybe 2% of retail users.
But 100% of Coinbase's revenue model.
Here's the part that should make you furious:
Trump was for it.
The White House was for it.
a16z Armstrong's own investors were for it.
Brad Garlinghouse was for it.
The entire industry was for it.
One man. One post. One midnight. $20 billion wiped from crypto markets by morning.
This isn't 'holding the line on a bad bill.'
This is the most powerful man in American crypto using an entire industry as a shield for his balance sheet.
And half of crypto Twitter is out here defending him.
You know what they call it when a billionaire uses political leverage to protect his monopoly while dressing it up as principle?
They call it regulatory capture. Except this time, crypto did it to itself.
Every day without the CLARITY Act is another day Coinbase keeps its moat.
Every day without it is another day Wall Street's $120T sits on the sideline.
Every day without it is another day your bags don't move.
Brian Armstrong's bags are fine.
Are yours?
crypto trader retweeted
Coinbase, @brian_armstrong is a snake; always has been. He only cares about his own 34% profits. He doesn't give 2 hoots about the #Crypto holders & industry-at-large. The #ClarityAct cuts off Brian's personal payoff. 🙏🏽Pass #ClarityAct @POTUS @SenLummis @bgarlinghouse @RepYoungKim
crypto trader retweeted
Meet Brian Armstrong. CEO of Coinbase.
> lobbied Congress for years to get crypto legislation passed
> finally got a bill he helped shape
> bill had broad support White House, a16z, Ripple, Discord
> posted on X the night before the Senate vote
> single post killed months of negotiations > Senate postponed the markup next morning
> Trump's own crypto czar publicly called him out
> Jamie Dimon told him to his face he was "full of shit" at Davos
> went to Mar-a-Lago, blamed the banks
> said "no bill is better than a bad bill"
> did it again 3 months later with the new draft
> #BoycottCoinbase trended
> Coinbase stock down 41% in 6 months
> Circle's IPO dropped 20% in a day
> bill still stuck. no date. no deal.
> stablecoin revenue? still $1.35B a year
> yield program? still running
bro torched a once in a decade crypto bill to protect one revenue line, made the entire industry wait, and called it principle
absolute hostage taker.
Brian Armstong = The banks
Enemy of the people.
He is not trying to protect your assets.
He wants his cut from your assets
DROP @coinbase AND PICK A REAL DEFI PLATFORM!
crypto trader retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Coinbase CEO ACCUSES Banks of “PROTECTING PROFITS” — While Coinbase Itself Is BLOCKING CLARITY to PROTECT ITS OWN BILLIONS 🤯🔥
During a March @FoxBusiness interview, @Coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong went DIRECTLY at big banks in the stablecoin fight. 👀
He said banks are trying to BLOCK stablecoin rewards — not to protect consumers, but to PROTECT THEIR OWN PROFITS. 😵❌
While @Coinbase ITSELF is being ACCUSED for BLOCKING CLARITY Act twice already to protect their OWN PROFITS. 😳
👉 @Coinbase and @Circle reportedly made roughly $2.75 BILLION gross in 2025 from interest on the reserves backing USDC
👉 @Coinbase’s share was estimated around $1.35 BILLION
👉 Or nearly 19% of Coinbase’s ENTIRE 2025 revenue 🚨
@brian_armstrong says BANKS want to take money from average Americans and keep it for themselves.
But that's EXACTLY what HE IS DOING and STALLING crypto future RIGHT NOW. ⚠️
crypto trader retweeted
🚨BREAKING: coinbase (coin) stock crashes -7% to $161 as xrp army declares war on brian armstrong
the people have spoken. boycott is working. down -20% in 5 days, -47% in 6 months. this is what happens when you betray the crypto community.
🚨🚨BREAKING: Ripple was forced to pay coinbase just to get xrp listed and $XRP became 20% of their revenue overnight
now that @JoelKatz resurfaced this, the xrp army is done. coinbase premium flipped negative -0.03 while binance side stays stronger the community moved their buying to binance.
coinbase took ripple's money and got boycotted. 🫡
crypto trader retweeted
🚨 CLARITY ACT PRESSURE IS ON 🚨
Patrick Witt warned Coinbase to act NOW or risk losing the CLARITY Act. 💥🇺🇸
The pressure is building and the window is closing fast.
Big decisions are being made behind the scenes.
crypto trader retweeted
🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Tether’s CEO Paolo Ardoino just signaled Coinbase needs to STOP blocking the CLARITY Act.
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Everyone. Is. Exposing. This. Guy.
GOOD!!!!
🚨 STOP BEING DELUSIONAL.
Brian Armstrong is killing the CLARITY Act
to protect Coinbase's fees.
Your USDC balance isn't crypto
and it can be frozen over any civil case.
The CLARITY Act was never about crypto.
It's about banks and exchanges protecting their margins.
Not about crypto.
Not about you.
Every time you hear
"this bill hurts crypto" read that again:
it hurts someone's bottom line.
People will say anything.
The numbers don't lie.




































