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“Additionally, it’s worth celebrating that Coinbase was always a good business, i.e. it always made money.” Why is that worth celebrating? A company made money
by Hnrobert42 6y ago
“Additionally, it’s worth celebrating that Coinbase was always a good business, i.e. it always made money.”
Why is that worth celebrating? A company made money. That is what companies are created to do. I suppose if you invested in Coinbase, you could celebrate it. Otherwise, who cares?
- dang 6y agoIt's a big internet cliché to boo companies that don't (yet) make money. The flip side would be to yay companies that do. Not that many humans are consistent in that way, but someone out there must be!
- Hnrobert42 6y agoI also don’t care about companies that don’t make money.
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- CheezeIt 6y agoMaking a company that makes money is a huge accomplishment.
- Hnrobert42 6y agoBut why celebrate it? So is graduating college or buying a house, but I am not celebrating those accomplishments of random strangers. Unless I am personally invested in Coinbase, why should I celebrate their “accomplishment”?
- CheezeIt 6y agoThe article is written by an investor in Coinbase.