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Miami probably has some of the worst, most lawless drivers in the country — it's like a free-for-all out there. Makes me wonder if Waymo picked Miami as a kind of stress test for their self-driving tech. If they can handle the chaos there, they can probably handle just about anything.

Hi dulse, can you please make a public announcement with much more clarity. We received one of your alert emails but it was very cryptic with very little information and no mention this was happening across the network. Our fraud team spent two hours in a panic until we found this thread via Twitter.

No! No, no, not 6! I said 7. Nobody's comin' up with 6. Who works out in 6 minutes? You won't even get your heart goin, not even a mouse on a wheel

This seems like an awfully high compensation package for someone who only joined around the time of the IPO.

Your point is still valid. They have all this technology "sitting around" and they seem to be avoiding focus on the obvious growth areas in favor of trading. See below yao420's point.

Counterpoint. After cobbling together a bunch of Coinbase products, we successfully use Coinbase to receive and send payments for our online marketplace in much the same way you would use a PayPal type service. The user experience is great and technologically there is no match. We literally could not do what we do with any other service. If Coinbase focused on payments they could dethrone the kings of the international payment space in no time.

I am right there with you. Alden Global Capital comes to mind.

The problem is that you can't remove your business from the platform. There should be an opt out for businesses that do not want to be listed.

Buy Tesla. Groom Musk for CEO of Apple.

Isn't that a good thing? What would be some negative consequences?

I thought the same thing too. Although the trust might be set aside for specific purposes, of which funding research is outside the scope? My best guess.