![]() Anyone who disagreed would be asked to resign, and the only workplace politics allowed in the future would be related to Coinbase’s “mission,” which was “building the most trusted and easiest to use financial products that help people access the cryptoeconomy.” This, he said, would “bring more economic freedom to the world.”Īrmstrong’s message led to some resignations, and tons of media coverage ahead of Coinbase’s public stock listing. Staff would be banned from engaging in activism at work, he announced, and should refrain from advocating for political and social issues in the office. According to the list, 25 crypto exchanges, including Binance and Bithumb, have confirmed they will support FLR airdrop, while 12 exchanges, including Coinbase and Binance.US, have not confirmed support for the exercise.In September 2020, amid a wave of activism by employees in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, Coinbase Chief Executive Officer Brian Armstrong announced a new policy governing politics in the workplace. The company recently demonstrated its willingness to distribute the tokens to XRP holders by publishing a list of exchanges supporting FLR airdrop. ![]() Meanwhile, Flare Network is committed to proceeding with FLR distribution on the scheduled date, January 9, 2023. “ Wait… Coinbase didn’t give XRP holders their Songbird SGB token distribution? Uncle brian_armstrong, WHAT’S THE DEAL?!” BitBoy tweeted last month. TheCryptoBasic reported that prominent crypto YouTuber Ben Armstrong, a.k.a BitBoy Crypto, called out Coinbase over the matter. The exchange has not given any information on why it has delayed the token distribution for over a year. It is worth noting that while other exchanges have completed the distribution of Songbird (SGB), Flare Network’s testnet tokens, Coinbase is yet to distribute the crypto assets to XRP holders who qualify for the airdrop. ![]() Philion is eager to get Coinbase to distribute FLR tokens because it seems the exchange is having problems with Flare Network’s token distribution. Despite fixing the FLR airdrop distribution date, the Flare Network team wants to confirm the exchanges’ readiness for the token distribution. On December 6, Philion revealed that Flare Network had not gotten any response from Coinbase regarding its offer to support the exchange in distributing the tokens to XRP holders.Īs reported, the long-anticipated FLR airdrop is scheduled to take place on January 9, 2023. The announcement comes a week after Flare Network’s CEO Hugo Philion disclosed that Coinbase is yet to respond to inquiries about FLR distribution. "We estimate supporting the airdrop within the first half of 2023" įlare Network CEO Calls Out Coinbase Team While we cannot guarantee support for any particular jurisdiction, FLR trading, and the associated FLR airdrop, is expected to generally be available in Coinbase’s supported jurisdictions, with the exception of Germany, Japan, New York and Singapore.įlare network and community both thanked Coinbase.Ĭoinbase finally confirm support for the $FLR distribution! ![]() ![]() However, Coinbase users residing in Germany, Singapore, Coinbase, Japan, and New York, will be exempted. Per the announcement, the FLR airdrop will only be available to Coinbase users who reside in supported jurisdictions. The exchange further said it could not guarantee support for any specific jurisdiction. ![]()
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