In this solo commentary, the speaker argues that Coinbase’s founder, Brian Armstrong, is effectively backing a specific cryptocurrency without formally launching it. He outlines Coinbase’s massive scale—120 million monthly users, 8.7 million active traders, $1.4 billion Q2 2025 profit, $425 billion in assets, ownership of 12 % of all Bitcoin and 11 % of staked ETH—and claims that a modest $200‑$300 k investment could move the coin’s price 2 % because the token’s liquidity pool holds only $8.2 million. The speaker points to direct investment from Coinbase Ventures, integration of the token’s technology into the Base wallet, and repeated public promotion by Armstrong and CTO Balaji S. Srinivasan. He describes Zora as a social‑media‑powered launchpad, noting that Balaji’s token is the second‑largest on Zora and that Armstrong publicly purchased it. Historical parallels are drawn to Trump Coin’s $331 million liquidity pool and the 2017 Steemit ICO boom, which turned $1 k into $100 k. Finally, the speaker predicts an “ICO 2.0” within 90 days, driven by the anticipated Clarity Act that would permit fundraising up to $50 million, positioning the discussed token as a high‑return opportunity.
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Serious question. Imagine if the owner of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange decided to launch a coin that we could invest in. Now, that would be insane, but it would be equally as insane if he didn't launch his own coin. Instead, he took his own personal money, invested it into a coin, then went on social media and consistently promoted that coin, then took the technology of that coin and embedded it in his own super app that he's been building for 5 years and spent billions of dollars on. That would be like he launched his own coin, but maybe he didn't because of legal reasons, right? He did everything under the checklist except for actually clicking the launch button on this coin that I've been researching. You guys hear me? Now, before I get into this madness, please understand that Coinbase has 120 million monthly users, 8.7 million active traders, $1.4 billion worth of profit in Q2 of 2025, $425 billion in assets, holds 12% of all Bitcoin in existence, and runs 11% of all staked Ethereum in existence, making it the world's largest US exchange and crypto custodian. It takes only a couple hundred thousand to pump it 2%, only has $8.2 million in the liquidity pool, meaning if somebody invested $8 million, it would double the price of this coin. Has direct investments by Coinbase Ventures, and right now the technology is literally being used by the Base wallet. And Brian Armstrong, the creator of Coinbase, is not playing around. He is promoting this coin nonstop. Now see, the thing is, the last billionaire that made a meme coin, well, it's the number one biggest person meme coin in the world. That's Trump Coin. Look at the liquidity. It's literally $331 million in the pool. So the president's coin has $331 million in the liquidity pool, and Coinbase pulled in $1.4 billion in profit in Q2 of 2025. ChatGPT, how do you spell undervalued? Look, it's Base Wallet's official Twitter, and they posted a video about how they're creating a social media powered by Zora. Hey, look, it's the owner of Coinbase making a post gassing up Balaji, which is the CTO for Coinbase. And guess what? Balaji is the number 2 creator on the Zora platform that they were talking about earlier. CTO stands for Chief Technology Officer, and it's the guy that basically looks over the technology of the company. That guy chose Zora and not all the other social medias that launched tokens. It gets better than that. The creator of Coinbase went on social media and publicly showed that he purchased Balaji's token on Zora. So the creator of Coinbase promotes a platform, uses the technology in his app, Then promotes his CTO that has the second biggest coin on that platform, and then literally invests in that CTO. So Zora is basically a social media launchpad that helps you launch a coin. And if we look at social medias in the past, there was Steemit. It went from six cents to eight dollars and fifty-seven cents. That's twelve thousand two hundred eighty-six percent increase, like turning a thousand dollars into a hundred grand in two thousand seventeen. And if you watched my last video, you know two thousand seventeen had an ICO boom. ICO, ICO, ICO, ICO, ICO, ICO. And I claim that in the next ninety days. We're gonna have another ICO 2.0. And the reason for it is because of the Clarity Act that will likely be law by the end of the year. And the Clarity Act gives you freedom to launch coins and fundraise up to $50 million. That's all I gotta say.
