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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Tells Founders to Solve 'Hard Problems,' Not Chase 'Base Hits'

BenzingaJul 16, 2026, 9:00 AMSnigdha Gairola

Armstrong urges entrepreneurs to tackle hard problems over safe ideas, saying bold missions face less competition and attract top talent.

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