- Coinbase’s global government collaborations reach 174 agencies.
- 145 U.S. entities are involved.
- 29 international agencies are partnering with Coinbase.
Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, announced that the company now collaborates with 174 government agencies globally, including 145 across the United States, as of March 12, 2025.
Coinbase’s collaboration with government entities signifies a major step in digital asset adoption. The partnerships could shape future policies and regulations.
Brian Armstrong has emphasized the company’s mission to integrate crypto with governments globally, offering custody solutions and trading infrastructure.
Coinbase aims to be a bridge between traditional institutions and the crypto ecosystem. Brian Armstrong stated the company’s intention to assist governments with crypto services, highlighting the growing interest due to the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
“Across federal, state, and local, Coinbase now works with 145 government entities in the U.S. and 29 government entities outside the U.S. In the wake of the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve launching, we’re seeing many more take an interest.”
The collaboration has drawn attention due to its potential market implications. Increasing institutional adoption may positively affect Bitcoin and Ethereum, further solidifying the role of digital assets in mainstream finance.
Bitcoin currently trades at $81,530.00, fluctuating between $79,107.00 and $83,745.00. Analysts note the trend aligns with historical market movements, indicating continued speculation and investment interest.
Experts suggest Coinbase’s partnerships could lead to regulatory clarity and further technological advancements. As more governments show interest, the crypto industry may see improved policy frameworks, enhancing its integration into global finance.
