During Coinbase's Q4 2024 earnings call, CEO Brian Armstrong advocated for a 'crypto bill of rights' that would establish the right to self-custody in U.S. law. He also projected that by 2030, up to 10% of global GDP could be based on cryptocurrency, marking what he described as the dawn of a new era for crypto in the United States. Armstrong emphasized that the shift towards a crypto-based economy is already underway, driven by factors such as stablecoins, Bitcoin ETFs, and increased institutional adoption. Additionally, he expressed a goal for USDC to become the leading dollar stablecoin and showed interest in the potential of tokenized securities and equities, which could allow consumers to trade continuously. Armstrong's remarks reflect a broader bullish sentiment in the crypto landscape, as many analysts anticipate significant growth in the sector over the coming years.