- CEO of Coinbase praises CPO Surojit for his valuable contribution.
- Surojit to keep nurturing Coinbase as an advisor to Coinbase CEO.
- CPO reflects on the exponential growth of Coinbase within the span of three years.
Brian Armstrong, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Coinbase, showed his gratitude and praised Surojit Chatterjee for his service following his resignation from the position of Chief Product Officer (CPO) at Coinbase.
Armstrong thanked Chatterjee for his valuable contributions throughout his tenure and recognized him as an exceptional leader.
While reminiscing his tenure at Coinbase, Chatterjee stated that he joined Coinbase in February 2020. Moreover, he said that although this was the end of his chapters at Coinbase, he would continue to help Coinbase by being an advisor to Armstrong.
Although this is certainly the end of a chapter, I’m looking forward to continuing to help Coinbase grow by serving as an adviser to the company’s co-founder and CEO, Brian Armstrong
Furthermore, Chatterjee shed some light on where Coinbase was when he first joined and where it is now. Chatterjee stated that during the early days, Coinbase allowed their users to buy and sell only a few assets –. specifically, 25 assets – he said.
But, now, in contrast, within the span of three years, Coinbase increased its portfolio of assets on its platform by approximately seven times and its monthly transacting users by eight times. He further stated that they listed 200+ assets on their exchange, allowing users to access more through DEX-es.
Meanwhile, the crypto community reacted to Armstrong’s Twitter post thanking the CPO. Interestingly one user replied, “your company can’t compete with Binance because of poor product development and tech ability.” Another user tweeted asking Armstrong whether he fired Chatterjee.
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