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Alesia Haas

Chief Financial Officer, Coinbase Global

Search every verified Alesia Haas interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Alesia Haas, Chief Financial Officer of Coinbase Global, participated in the company’s Q2 2026 earnings calls and AMA sessions in late July and early August 2026, alongside CEO Brian Armstrong. During these appearances, she reported an all-time high in paid Coinbase One subscribers during the quarter, despite a decline in crypto trading volumes, and described these members as the company’s most deeply engaged customers. Haas also addressed the regulatory environment, noting that management discussed the risk of the Clarity Act failing to pass the Senate, which she said would leave American consumers without durable regulatory protections. She confirmed that Coinbase had already met the conditions for its Circle contract to renew on the same terms, and stated the company would continue working to grow USDC and partner with Circle. Haas also discussed growth marketing efforts, stating that Coinbase was seeing success with campaigns around prediction markets and new derivatives products, with a typical one-year payback period that had recently been outperformed. She noted early signals that customers engaging with new products like prediction markets were driving incremental spot trading volume rather than cannibalizing existing activity. In earlier remarks from the Q4 2024 earnings call, Haas discussed the early adoption of SEC Staff Accounting Bulletin 122, which repealed SAB 121 and removed the requirement to record customer crypto assets and liabilities on Coinbase’s consolidated balance sheet, and noted that while USDC market cap increased, lower interest rates and new EU USDC ecosystem participants offset that growth.

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“The SEC should allow tokenized securities to be transacted in DeFi protocols via self‑custody — investors should be empowered to trade securities peer‑to‑peer and regain the property rights we've lost to intermediaries.”

“Our policy efforts prioritize stablecoin legislation because stablecoins are the on‑ramp to crypto and are essential for payments, settlement and unlocking the full utility and adoption of the ecosystem.”

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