Coinbase: 1 in 5 Americans eat chocolate every day, the same percentage as those who own cryptocurrency

2025-07-14 14:57

Odaily News Coinbase posted on the X platform that one in five Americans eat chocolate every day, the same proportion as those who own cryptocurrencies, but chocolate comes with clear labels, but cryptocurrencies still lack clear rules, and Coinbase calls for it to solve this problem.

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