Anthony Armstrong Joins Coinbase Board
Coinbase has appointed Anthony Armstrong as a member of its board of directors and has joined the Audit and Compliance Committee. Anthony Armstrong previously served as the Chief Financial Officer of xAI, X.AI Corp, and X Corp, and worked for nearly a decade at Morgan Stanley as a Vice President in Investment Banking before joining the U.S. Department of Efficiency as a Senior Advisor. Coinbase praised his outstanding record in efficient execution and his ability to build scalable operational systems. This appointment increases the number of members on the Coinbase board from 9 to 10. SEC filings reveal that Anthony Armstrong has no familial relationship with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.
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