All-In

Brian Armstrong × Andrew Feldman × Jake Loosararian

Coinbase says U.S. crypto has shifted from regulatory defense to institutional deployment, with five of the top 20 global banks using its infrastructure.Under the GENIUS Act, regulated stablecoins hold 100% reserves in short-term Treasuries, while Coinbase can pass customers “about 100% of the economics” through rewards.B2B cross-border settlement is already driving strong Coinbase Business demand, while trade groups Armstrong believes are trying to revisit the law remain a risk to monitor.

Chamath Palihapitiya × Jason Calacanis × David Sacks × David Friedberg × Alan Keating

Tether’s stablecoin model converts dollar demand into a high-margin Treasury-yield engine, with scale and distribution supporting extraordinary economics while falling rates, regulation and competition from Circle, Stripe, Visa and others threaten its margins.Google’s Gemini 3 gains share as custom silicon broadens the long-run challenge to Nvidia, while Huawei remains a conditional catalyst whose potential lithography progress could matter around 2027.

Chamath Palihapitiya × Jason Calacanis × David Friedberg × Thomas Laffont × David Sacks

Meta is treating AI as a threat to perhaps half of its $1.7 trillion value, pairing reported $100 million talent offers with a $14 billion-plus Scale AI stake.That insurance addresses labeling and agent knowledge, but Chamath says Meta still lacks tightly coupled compute and silicon, making infrastructure integration the key risk as the Mag 7 separates into distinct AI wagers.