Coinbase's "Today's Briefing"

[stinger21]

I was wondering if there is significance in why Coinbase always seems to push out the narrative through their "Today's Briefing" that ETH is being adopted at a faster rate than BTC. Every time I get a notification from Coinbase on one of their "Today's Briefing," it seems to indicate that ETH is gaining on BTC in an institutional adoption standpoint, and I was wondering why this might be. For example, today's states, "BTC funds see outflows while ETH outperforms." Although this may be true, I'm not sure, it seems like when BTC is gaining on ETH, Coinbase is quiet about it. Interested to hear your thoughts...

[gmaxwell]

https://rusty.ozlabs.org/2020/05/27/bitcoin-exchanges-are-now-the-enemy.html

[ekstremista]

It seems to be AI-generated. You can get your AI to process their AI so you don't have to read it.

[Z-tight]

I guess that is simply because they prefer shitcoins to BTC, and they are more inclined to sell it to people rather than BTC. I do not know how true it is that Ethereum is gaining grounds on BTC in regards to institutional adoption, but what i see in the news more often is BTC adoption by institutions and nations as well, i don't see much or anything about ETH, or maybe i am the one who isn't looking well enough.

[hero_the_bossman]

I guess that is simply because they prefer shitcoins to BTC, and they are more inclined to sell it to people rather than BTC. I do not know how true it is that Ethereum is gaining grounds on BTC in regards to institutional adoption, but what i see in the news more often is BTC adoption by institutions and nations as well, i don't see much or anything about ETH, or maybe i am the one who isn't looking well enough.

ETH can be controlled better and watched over, imo, and BTC takes the spotlight each time anyways, that's why we don't look at the news about it, because it doesn't interest us as much as stuff happening with BTC adoption-wise..

[headingnorth]

People are constantly trading in and out of shitcoins like ethereum which generates a lot more fees for Coinbase.
Coinbase, Binance, etc. are like the Las Vegas of crypto, and gambling is a lucrative business which is why they promote it.

Unlike bitcoin, shitcoins aren't treated as a store of value that people tend to keep as a long term investment.
If Bitcoin is digital gold than shitcoins are comparable to meme stocks or penny stocks. The shitcoin market is little more
than a digital casino. No one even knows what shitcoins are good for, they just like to speculate on them for
short term gain (or usually losses).

Shitcoins should be called VC coins or Wall Street coins because that is exactly what they are.
They were created by venture capital out of thin air to dump onto retail aka the dumb money.