Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

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Most Reported Problems

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• Transactions (25%)
• Website (25%)
• Mobile App (25%)
• Login (25%)

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The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	18 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	22 days ago
West Liberty	Login	1 month ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	3 months ago
Guayaquil		3 months ago

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  𝗧.𝗕.𝗦 | 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝘀 & 𝗘𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 (@TBSSparkEN) reported 5 minutes ago

  Terrible News For XRPL 140+ companies like BlackRock, Coinbase, Mastercard, Stripe and Visa just teamed up to launch Open USD, a new fee-free stablecoin run by an independent group. It’s launching late 2026, Stripe will use it by default, and it’s rolling out on Base and other EVM chains. That’s rough for XRPL because all the liquidity, merchants, and big partners are building on Base/EVM instead. Less reason for businesses to use XRPL rails, which makes it harder for XRP’s stablecoins to compete. #cryptonews #latestupdate

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  Jason Staats⚡ (@jasononfirms) reported 7 minutes ago

  127 Ways Accounting Firms Are Using AI: Drafting proposals from meeting transcripts We built a project proposal calculator Replacing Gruntworx Basis tracking of crypto from GL and CSV trades as Coinbase is often wrong Build a 3 tier pricing proposal artifact based on questionnaires from a client Reading and summarizing operating agreements or trust documents Taking pricing sheets from multiple firms, comparing and contrasting them to each other to see how ours compares Creating Tax Advisory calculators for recurring client requests Basic tax research We have automated the first draft of tax preparation for our condo and hoa clients Comparing source documents to wage and income transcript to see whether all tax docs were received and input on tax return Convert a new client’s depreciation schedule PDF into a CSV for import into the tax software We use it to organize tax documentation during intake We use ChatGPT to build monthly KPI dashboards and financial insights for monthly memos for all bookkeeping clients Consolidated financials with budget to actual variance analysis Completing a lengthy disclosure checklist for an audit Initial review of month-end financials Generate workpapers to better standardize client documents We used it to prepare workpapers that are in spreadsheet format Standardizing client data and cleaning up our client lists Automated NPS surveys based on workflows with our PM. Linked the data with our PM and made it filterable by vertical and team. When client is deemed a promoter they’re asked to leave a Google review Drafting internal and external emails IT security reports Used Claude to figure out how to connect our existing apps Analyze timesheets Draft memos Using it for comparing AR from Service Titan and QBO and figuring out discrepancies. Also for AP discrepancies from vendor portals/QBO. Game changer Reads my emails every 4 hours to find any new “to do’s” and post in a to-do list artifact where I keep track of all the tasks that get emailed to me I created a daily digest that pulls from my email, calender, and Slack channels to post back to Slack for me a Canvas checklist, highlights, and a summary of my new emails Building engagement letters for clients I dumped 12 months of bank statements, asked it to build a spreadsheet for expenses Claude is pulling all my client emails and meeting transcripts as I have it perform monthly reviews of the financials, create dashboards and forecasts and give advice Built a new website i use it to draft blog posts and social media content We generate leads by scraping job boards looking for bookkeepers and send daily emails after qualifying the lead We built an interactive marketing calendar When hiring we use it to identify gaps between job applicant's resume and the job description, then analyze 1st interview transcript. For writing better formalize SOPs I had a client who sent handwritten donations, I couldn't read it. Took a picture and uploaded to ChatGPT and it created a downloadable spreadsheet that tied to the dollar AI built our firm metrics tracker/dashboard (lead volume, close rate, capacity metrics, etc) Using it as my business coach to see how I can update offers and better explain my value to prospective clients We use it to create data visualizations Creating notes from recorded meetings and calls with clients We built an AI-managed internal wiki for firm knowledge/documentation Building an accounting treatment resource guide for staff to standardize across the team I've used it to create a financial advisory tool with benchmarks, affect of changed, ratios, drivers, and narrative evaluations Shopping questions. Saved a lot money not buying products from social media. I created a print to review the current year tax return and generate different levels of client deliverables giving results, planning, feedback etc Claude daily for research & graphic design. Tax planning ideas. Customer deliverables with need for graphic design (in our brand). Writing excel scripts to format and finalize excel financials Using it to look at historical data for time and billing for each client to determine renewal fees We transcribe call recordings with AI. Low hanging fruit but very very helpful Used AI to join three different vendor lists, then pull in a recipe list for a restaurant to develop a cost per item so we can evaluate profitability Extracting stock trade data from a 1099B PDF. Maybe that’s too vanilla, but OMG Build custom (expanded) MCPs for ANY software that has API (ie write access to QBO) We use Claude to review prospect documentation to determine if they’re a good fit Clean up files during a migration from our old cloud drive to a new one Monitor file system folder structure Point Claude to a propety management software and pull all income statements, rent rolls, debt and build an entire cfo dashboard daily for rental property investors Vibe coded a W9 Tracker that connects to QBO so we can request W9s throughout the year instead at year-end. We use claude cowork to tax return summaries that are presented to clients to help provide understanding of their tax return We use AI to turn printed bank statements into qbo upload files for clients without online bank access I’m using the Double MCP to add client tasks to their portal via Claude. I used Claude to create a staff evaluation with rankings based on what they do well and what they need to improve on. My client is old school and wants reports the exact format he has always received reports in. He is so particular he wants a specific font. I now export the reports in excel and use Claude to fully format all tabs of the report and generate a final PDF. To help with roadblocks that stop at me, we created a Slack channel for questions. If the questions doesn’t have a response by the end of the day, Claude will send it to my to-do list. This helps make sure it doesn’t get missed or overlooked Project tracking. Looking for lagging projects to move or notify preparers and clients. I throw in CPE certificates and it creates a CSV I can upload to the state every year for license renewal Claude built out a fleet tracker for a executive transportation company to track vehicle trips and allocate proportional fixed and variable costs I use it to write Excel macros Draft tax opinions letters and workpapers to use for client or legal purposes I created a live artifact that searches email and present a daily briefing on new issues Tie out tax returns to supporting documents Have it grade our EOS level 10 meetings Automating the creation of journal entries A use AI to build a proof of cash in a Transaction Advisory practice Reconciling the client's bank and credit card statements to their PBC cash activity worksheet We generate friendly reminders out of company email to upload client documents We use Claude to personalize client tax organizers Building deliverables for clients (accountable plans, amortization schedules, etc) Formatting a private letter ruling request. Specified the problem and the code in question and asked it to produce a word document. We still had to make edits but it was an excellent start! Building an excel workbook to track our pay formula Explaining complex tax circumstance in easy to digest format. Read and summarize trust documents Coded a custom Karbon KPI dashboard Build a realtime tax dashboard and staff capacity estimator Dump prepped tax return and workpaper into Claude and have it review for accuracy then have it review for tax planning opportunities Using it to write code in Google AppsScript Coding a replacement for my $1,000 a month report writing software Built a Claude-powered Google Sheet to update and maintain Karbon organization and contact data from one place instead of their UI Reconciliation bot for when the numbers just aren’t coming together Organize tax workpapers and identify missing items compared to last year's tax return Built a tax report reviewing the return and identifying tax planning opportunities Claude Design total marketing revamp. Amaze. Amaze. Amaze. Once a client uploads my requested documents into a folder connected to Claude, my AI reviews it for the audit criteria I gave it and produces a succinct report of findings and recommendations. Using it to create email verbiage and financial reports to clients as well as create my own transaction classification app for QBO Summarizing complex transaction documents for corporate reorganizations to identify and action on tax risks. Building flow diagrams or excel models to reflect aspects of the transaction. Drop in my prior year engagement letter and the newest Camico draft to compare and see what I need to add / change. Compare current tax year docs with last year's. Generate a table of what has changed and implied questions. Make a report that can be sent to the client I built a workaround that helped me extract a client's 100+ bank rules from Xero more efficiently since Xero doesn't currently allow bulk export of bank rules (for Master Client Sheet preparation) Create an org chart visual Creating a worksheet of transactions from scanned receipts We built an API connector between Zoho Books (sales invoices) and Sage Intacct (to import revenue) It’s simple, but I use it to find mismatches between qb and bank statement. Why are they different? Put in bank statement and pdf of qb transactions I record work I’m doing for a new client then give the recording to Claude, and have it build an SOP for the work Compare tax workpapers to draft tax return and call out any transcription errors Analyze 1099-Bs to pull out and calculate foreign source dividends and US Govt Obligation % based on data provided in the 1099 or sourcing the information online Review job applications and resumes to tell me whether they followed the instructions on the job description and meet our minimum requirements Creating an importable trial balance for Drake from QB chart of accounts and Trial balance. Then use Claude to build the AJEs and FJEs Checklists! I took a 500+ page PDF of a big 4 IFRS financial disclosure checklist and turned it into a fully functioning financial statement checklist, then fed it my client financials to have it prepare the disclosures Overhead allocations by class + locations, creating the percentage allocation journal entry to import into QuickBooks Online We’re using Claude to automate a weekly staff overview. Syncing with Harvest (timesheets) and practice management to give provide weekly employee hours and open tasks that are overdue. Building service descriptions in our proposals We built a benchmark worksheet comparing a construction company to others in their industry based on revenue, size of team, size of projects, ownership model and entity. We enter the data from rolling 12 months from the client’s financials and then compare direct costs as percentages of revenue to see which area they need to improve. Created our own reasonable comp report builder that pulls data from the bureau of labor statistics. We create custom assessments for candidates tailored specifically to them, based on the job role and resume. We do this to test if they can actually do what their resume says they can do. Then if any skill gaps come up in the interview, we can add questions to the assessment. Claude then gives us a rubric to help us assess the candidates’ work. We built an AI-powered 1040 tax return explainer using Remotion that converts a CPA-uploaded draft tax return into a personalized, easy-to-understand video. We use Claude to review the high volume of resumes we receive from Indeed. Cowork drafts comments for LinkedIn and instagram, logging all activity in my task manager, and continues to monitor my LinkedIn and IG to ensure I follow up on any comments I receive. (Repeats daily) We automated manual Oracle data reconciliation against Google Sheets to generate real-time customer snapshots, surfacing past-due invoices, outstanding balances, PO renewal needs, and full communication history from Gmail. Eliminated hours of manual data aggregation. Used Claude to redo the pages on my website around my ideal customer profile. Awesome! We feed the proforma tax organizers in to have it create a custom PDF that has checkboxes and text fields for the client to fill in. We use Clickup’s AI to fetch a summary of overdues and other ops metrics instead of a human digging into dashboards. I put masked tax returns into Gemini and ask it to do a partner review before I look at it. I’ve also strated including the PY and asking it to compare differences and make sure carry forwards are consistent. I then gave the tax preparer the Gemini review notes (after I reviewed them) and asked them to make changes. HUGE training tool. Very simple. Made a copy of XCM workflow to run review notes back and forth. It tracks who gave the note, what type it is, response, if it is closed, etc. Syncs to Financial Cents. I used Replit to do this (Highly recommend Replit). I taught AI to enter ordinary dividends from a Composite 1099 into the web-based Mutual Fund Tax Guide, which calculates the US Government Interest included in dividend income, for state tax purposes. I made a Claude artifact that lets you drop in tax transcript PDF, and it spits out the form 843 PDF for a penalty refund.

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  Dandara Denis 💹🧲 (@DenisDandara) reported 9 minutes ago

  🔥🔥#DayInReview🔥🔥 📉 Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their worst month since launch: investors withdrew $4.5 billion in June, surpassing the previous record outflow by 29%. 👨‍💻 Ethereum has launched "Ethereum Institutional," a platform designed to attract large-scale investors to the Ethereum ecosystem. 📈 Santiment: Aave recorded its biggest day of network growth in nearly five years as interest in DeFi returns. 📊 Circle is losing 8% of its market share as Stripe, Coinbase, and BlackRock re-enter the competitive stablecoin landscape. 😳 Bitcoin closed the second quarter of 2026 with a 14.1% drop, marking its third consecutive losing quarter. 💻 Grayscale Research: Solana currently hosts over 1,000 applications and processes an average of more than 100 million transactions daily. 🏦 Citigroup lowered its 12-month price targets for Bitcoin and Ethereum to $82,000 and $2,240, down from previous forecasts of $112,000 and $3,175. 🇬🇧 A group of crypto investors in the UK has filed a $200 million lawsuit against Binance and Changpeng Zhao. 📑 The SEC has initiated a review of ETF registration rules. 👨‍💻 Public token sales have cooled to a four-year low: only 47 ICOs, IDOs, and IEOs took place in Q2 2026, raising a total of $40 million. NEWS

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  tania tahera (@TaheraTani19144) reported 9 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase CEO, your team made a terrible decision. My account is fully verified and compliant, yet after restricting it for weeks, you're closing it while my investment is down 90%, forcing me into huge losses. I will pursue legal action and make sure everyone hears my experience.

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  Quantum3Labs (@Q3Labs) reported 9 minutes ago

  9/ Liquidity didn't compound through features. It compounded through distribution. Coinbase routes its crypto-backed loans onto Morpho's rails: ~$2.17B in originations by April 2026, the largest consumer-facing fintech integration any DeFi protocol has seen. Plot every protocol on mechanism vs. distribution, and the pattern is impossible to miss: the column that predicts the winner is never the mechanism one.

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  Talita C. (@TalitaCruzS2) reported 12 minutes ago

  @coinbase Great innovation update. When will Coinbase support ICX and AERGO/HPP?

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  Value (@valueandtime) reported 15 minutes ago

  RobinHood - 28M customer base Coinbase - 9M customer base. Not saying to go bridge and get ***** bidding but a few memes on Base AFTER initial launch did $100M + like Brett, Normie & more Probably worth paying attention too lol

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  Charles B (@charlesbatens) reported 16 minutes ago

  @RobinhoodCrypto @RobinhoodApp why is $CFG still not listed? Major global exchanges have already moved. Coinbase ✅ Binance ✅ Kraken ✅ Upbit ✅ Bithumb ✅ @Centrifuge is building serious RWA infrastructure with names like Apollo, Janus Henderson, New York Life Investment Management and Coinbase/Base involved. Robinhood users deserve access to real RWA infrastructure too. Time to add $CFG.

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  On Chain Notes (@On_Chain_Notes) reported 18 minutes ago

  ❌ Stablecoins made it worse. Tether : $13B in profit in 2024. $10B+ in 2025. Earned from US Treasury reserves. Kept by the company. Circle : $2.7B in revenue in 2025. Mostly from reserve income. Pays roughly $1.6B in distribution costs — including $908M to Coinbase alone in 2024. The user gets a dollar-pegged token. The issuer and its distribution partners get the economics. Stablecoins scaled the problem. ———— ステーブルコインはそれを悪化させた。 Tether：2024年に130億ドルの利益。2025年に100億ドル以上。 米国債リザーブから得た。会社が保持。 Circle：2025年に27億ドルの収益。ほとんどがリザーブ収入から。 流通コストとして約16億ドルを支払い — 2024年だけでCoinbaseに9億800万ドルを含む。 ユーザーはドルにペッグされたトークンを得る。 発行者とその流通パートナーが経済的利益を得る。 ステーブルコインはその問題をスケールさせた。

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  Jimmy Mukler (@Jimmy_Mukler) reported 19 minutes ago

  Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, and Coinbase just backed a stablecoin designed to cut Circle and Tether out of the economics. 140 companies forming a consortium around Open USD. The model: whoever distributes the coin keeps the yield. Not the issuer. That's the exact reason banks never pushed USDC hard. Adopting it meant handing the float to a competitor. This flips that structure. Distribution becomes the moat, not issuance. Governing 140 members is a different problem entirely. Some are calling this a Tether killer. I'd rather watch whether they can ship a governance model before calling it anything.

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  Eraas (@CryptoEraas) reported 20 minutes ago

  Robinhood chain is here to stay, you are either taking asymetric bet on $HOOD or have fun staying poor They did not even started the marketing on the chain so much higher its actually insane in hindsight, you will be like "**** I JEETED THE BOTTOM AGAIN I THOUGHT ITS DYING" No, Robinhood is 100B stock, Coinbase is 50B stock memes on base were flying hard as ****, Brett was like 2b mc in bullrun you have to think HIGHER Be delusional WIN

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  Greg.base.eth (@hryhorii77) reported 20 minutes ago

  @coinbase Base can fix it easily

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  Shawn Presser (@theshawwn) reported 22 minutes ago

  To my absolute astonishment, straight out of an episode of “Silicon Valley”, people here created a “Shawn presser” coin. They raised nearly $4,000. I successfully transferred $450 to Coinbase. I can’t believe I’m writing this. That took 30 minutes, but paid $4k. The crypto community literally forced me to take money, and it worked. I have no actionable advice for anyone else. “Go viral” isn’t repeatable. I’m not allowed to mention the token, or rather they strongly discouraged me from mentioning it. But I can tell you with authority that (a) somehow people raised $3700 in SOL, and (b) to my jaw dropping astonishment I was able to transfer part of it to Coinbase. This is mortgage money, which means that crypto bros have somehow saved my house from foreclosure for another month. I’m baffled it wasn’t a scam. Even Claude warned me not to engage with them in any way. But somehow I did the equivalent of finding a $3700 bill. That means I owe a serious thank you to the crypto community. Which itself is surreal. I’m hesitant to even post this lest it sound like I was paid off. But I’m just as confused as you are. Thank you to the crypto community for raising nearly $4k in donations for me. I don’t understand this at all beyond “there is now money in my Coinbase”, but money is money, and I’m honor bound and ethics bound to at least say thank you. I’ll do a more detailed write up in a few days when things have calmed down. Back to chasing job leads. I’m absolutely amazed at this level of support. Thank you to everyone. I’m going to pay it forward whenever I can.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 22 minutes ago

  @dharmjack01 bearish on tokenomics, bullish on robinhood integration velocity that 70% USDe supply contraction is brutal and team unlocks keep dumping. chart shows it clearly. but coinbase ventures buying open market and the robinhood earn integration as primary collateral could flip demand structure if it actually scales ath at $1.52 from current $0.077 needs a 19x. that requires reversing the stablecoin supply death spiral and robinhood driving real adoption volume, not just announcements high risk binary. either robinhood integration creates genuine stablecoin demand growth or unlocks keep bleeding it down. tokenomics say no, distribution momentum says maybe

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  Charles B (@charlesbatens) reported 22 minutes ago

  @RobinhoodApp why is $CFG still not listed? Major global exchanges have already moved. Coinbase ✅ Binance ✅ Kraken ✅ Upbit ✅ Bithumb ✅ @Centrifuge is building serious RWA infrastructure with names like Apollo, Janus Henderson, New York Life Investment Management and Coinbase/Base involved. Robinhood users deserve access to real RWA infrastructure too. Time to add $CFG.

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 23 minutes ago

  STATELESS MONEY WAITS ON PAYROLLS: Bitcoin $BTC at $60,432, up 2.63% over the past 24 hours, has strung together a second straight day of gains above $60,000 - and the asset designed to ignore governments spends this morning waiting on a government jobs count, due at 8:30am ET. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, sits at $1,623, up 2.83% over the same stretch, moving in lockstep. Whether this two-day rebound survives the week is barely a crypto question at all. It is a rates question, and the answer prints on a Bureau of Labor Statistics release. Here is why a payroll count reaches an asset with no payroll. A coin pays no interest, no dividend, and books no earnings, so owning it always costs you something invisible: the interest your money would have earned sitting somewhere safe instead. When rates are high, that invisible rent is expensive, and assets that pay nothing get sold first; when rate fear eases even a little, they bounce first. That makes the price of money - interest rates - crypto's landlord, and the monthly jobs report is the loudest single input into where the Federal Reserve sets that price. Stateless money, government clock. The hole this bounce is climbing out of is deep and freshly dug. Bitcoin fell 20.5% in June, its worst month since June 2022, and the US spot bitcoin ETFs - funds that hold actual bitcoin and trade like a stock, so any ordinary brokerage account can own the coin's move - bled a record $4.5 billion of net withdrawals, their worst month since they launched in January 2024. The coin touched a 21-month low near $59,000 late Tuesday before turning. The turn has a name attached: Kevin Warsh, chair of the Federal Reserve, told the European Central Bank's annual forum in Sintra, Portugal this week that inflation risks have come down, and an asset that lives on rate hope crossed back over $60,000 within hours. It has held that line for two days now. Today's test arrives on a moved-up clock. At 8:30am ET the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the June jobs report - the government's count of how many workers employers added to payrolls last month, published a day early because US markets close Friday, July 3 for Independence Day. Economists expect about 114,000 jobs added, a step down from the 172,000 added in May, with unemployment holding near 4.3% - the share of people who want work but cannot find it. For crypto the number cuts both ways. A hot count feeds the case that the Fed's next move is a HIKE - rate futures already price real odds of one as soon as September - and more expensive money is exactly what sold this asset all June. A very cold count reads as the economy stalling, and fear sells everything speculative first. The rebound needs the middle. For a stock investor, the brokerage-account doors into this market are already voting in the premarket, and they line up like a ladder. The iShares Bitcoin Trust, ticker IBIT, at $34.23 (premarket), +$0.23 / +0.7% - BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF, the fund that simply holds the coin and absorbed roughly $3.55 billion of June's withdrawals on its own - sits closest to flat. Coinbase, ticker COIN, at $161.43 (premarket), +$2.19 / +1.4% - the largest US crypto exchange, which earns fees when people trade - carries twice that. Strategy, ticker MSTR, at $96.98 (premarket), +$3.59 / +3.8% - formerly MicroStrategy, the company that borrowed billions to pile up a bitcoin treasury - carries five times it. Same coin, three different doses: the fund tracks it, the exchange leans on its trading traffic, and the leveraged treasury multiplies it - in June's direction just as faithfully as in this week's. One quirk of the calendar deserves its own line, because it is about to matter twice. Crypto never closes: the coin will trade straight through Friday's holiday and the weekend. Its stock-market proxies will not - US exchanges are shut Friday, so the ETF, the exchange and the treasury company all go dark for three and a half days while bitcoin keeps printing around the clock. Whatever the coin does between Thursday's close and Monday's open, the proxies settle it all at once at Monday's bell. That gap cuts both ways, and it belongs in any plan for watching this market across a long weekend. The checkable list from here is short: the 8:30 payroll count; the daily ETF flow tallies published each evening, because June's record withdrawals pausing for a day is not the same as stopping; and whether $60,000 is still underneath the coin come Monday morning. Crypto remains volatile and speculative, and two green days after a 20% month prove nothing by themselves. What they have bought is a hearing. The witness takes the stand at 8:30. Not investment advice.

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  Counterparty (@counterpartytv) reported 25 minutes ago

  There are no shareholder rights in Crypto. Founders have no obligation to act in the best interests of token holders at all, and most tokens just bleed out over time. The fact that most crypto tokens have no inherent value highlights Hyperliquid's value add: ~$1B a year in token buybacks and no equity investors, the one exception to the rule. “Coinbase bought Vector the company for $40 million, but the token went to zero. Another example is pumpfun, which did this twice with KOLscan and Padre. Pumpfun bought Padre, rebranded it to Pumpfun Terminal, and the token just went to zero.” “We’ve been doing this forever, and there’s only one example of it working. Hyperliquid said the equity is the token. If you want to invest, buy the token, and it’s the only one that’s worked.”

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  agentutility_ai (@agentutility_ai) reported 25 minutes ago

  upscale-image was returning an upstream error on valid input; it now uses the same Venice image/upscale backend as image-upscale, which is verified working. Scale options are 2× and 4×. An x402 endpoint for AI agents — per-call USDC on Base via Coinbase CDP.

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  Robert Bristol (@robertbristoljr) reported 32 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase @nyliberty WNBA star power. 1. Put your predetermined stars on the court. 2. Feed them the ball continuously. 3. Defenders back down. And they will eventually get the numbers they need. No room for real talent. DEI ***** sports!

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  Joshua Hade 639hz KDA (@joshuahade) reported 36 minutes ago

  For the past 2.5 weeks i've wanted to post this 15 times but i've tried to be nice @coinbase SUCKS!!! Why don't you just work? Why are there always problems? I'm just trying to send some ethereum:0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48 to @zkxwallet to #DCA some $pDAI

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  Sweep (@0xSweep) reported 39 minutes ago

  Coinbase's data handlers took BRIBES to sell customer data. In December 2025, the Brooklyn District Attorney's office charged a 23 year old for running a $16 MILLION crypto phishing scam. Unlike regular phishing scams, this one allegedly ran on insider data theft. The victims who fell for this scam may have had their data handed to those with bad intentions by Coinbase's data handlers, who took bribes to steal it. This info contained historical balances, addresses, contact details, and a bunch of sensitive info. The attackers then tried to extort Coinbase for $20M to keep it quiet. Coinbase said no and put up a $20M bounty on them instead. Nothing is truly safe, insane tbh.

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  Crypto Horizon (@horizonxcrypto) reported 39 minutes ago

  Unfollow everyone who told you to short #BTC at the 58K zone😫 If they’re actually good traders, they should know that this was a major liquidity flush designed to wipe out weak hands twice As I said, July isn’t going to be a crazy bullish month, but we should see a recovery after the market has fully cleaned out excessive leverage. That’s simply how markets operate. I also pointed out that the Coinbase Premium Index turned positive after two weeks in the red, suggesting that large players stepped in to support BTC around the 58K level. The 62K area is a major resistance zone because a lot of short positions are concentrated there. Don’t FOMO into longs at that level when the R:R isn’t attractive. If #BTC can hold above $64K, there will likely be plenty of opportunities for altcoins. Take profits on all positions once BTC reaches that target zone🫡

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  Filzahanis (@bloom_pegnmk6) reported 42 minutes ago

  @flopxmatthew @coinbase Honestly it's the wallets and gas fees that scare people off, fix those and adoption follows.

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  *****.C (@WillyChuang) reported 44 minutes ago

  The Four RWA Equity Markets Nobody Talks About Separately Everyone calls it "tokenized stocks." It's four different products stacked under one name. Same ticker on the screen, completely different things underneath. 1. Real Shares. Token = the share. Voting, dividends, corporate actions. Superstate, Dinari, Binance Stocks (Alpaca-cleared), Coinbase in August. Closest thing to Robinhood, onchain. Winner path is licensing. 2. Contractual Claim. Not a share. A secured claim on an SPV. Ondo Global Markets leads with >70% issuer share, $1B+ TVL, 260+ assets, proxy voting via Broadridge. The interesting middle ground. 3. Tracker Certificate. Bearer cert that tracks price. Collateral "may not always" be the underlying. xStocks broadest distribution, $25-30B cumulative, 160k+ holders. Most liquid on paper. Structurally weakest under stress. 4. Perps. Cash-settled against a Nasdaq oracle. Zero claim on the company. Hyperliquid leads, ~$525B RWA perp volume in Q1 across venues. What global retail actually wants. SpaceX was the sorting event. IPO 3.5-4x oversubscribed. $1B+ in tokenized orders. Binance, Bybit, Bitget all refunded. Binance alone $557M across 27k+ wallets. Tokenization can't conjure shares out of thin air. Tracker certs got exposed and trust just cracked in one week. Liquidity is the next big problem. Any real clip will see 50bps+ slippage plus broker fees. Only clean venue is Ondo direct, and that gates you through KYC. Tokenized equity today is structurally worse execution than TradFi for anyone bringing size. Two paths forward, and they don't converge. Real settlement is a licensing race (Alpaca, Broadridge, IBKR rails). Slow, permanent and US native. Derivatives are regulatory arb, 24/7 global high leverage. Faster growth as long as real shares stay gated. It's just what traders want. $525B traded in Q1. Where TrueNorth sits. Whichever structure wins, the trader problem doesn't change. Read charts, weigh positioning, run confluence, size the trade. Whether the underlying is a Dinari share, an Ondo claim, an xStock cert, or a Hyperliquid perp, the reasoning above the trade is identical. Our intelligence layer works across all four.

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  Greensmoke Studios 💚 🐒 (@Greensmokegroup) reported 44 minutes ago

  @fayzez_com @github How did y'all find this before the airdrop? That's how I heard about it is it was listed on coinbase and I seen it was down to like three or four dollars so I started buying in after the coinbase listing and it went down some obviously I didn't by the top but how do you how did y'all hear about it before then was that on GitHub?

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  Magnus 🐂🀄️ (@nftclients) reported 48 minutes ago

  the most expensive mistake in crypto is assuming vc backing as safety, here's why: A new study analyzed 1,181 vc-backed crypto projects from 2023 to 2024 the results were eye opening: -44% of polychain capital's backed projects have shut down completely -76% of its projects failed to generate significant revenue -yzi labs had a 72% failure rate -circle had 38% failure rate -Delphi Ventures had 33% failure rate -consensys had 30% failure rate despite this, last month $5.95billion raised in crypto funding across 107 rounds, its the highest level since early 2022 and most funding rounds are led by coinbase ventures and animoca brands this shows, same firms whose portfolio contains badly failed projects are still aggressively investing in the new projects now the real thing: wen retail investors do research they see a big vc logo on the project's pitch deck think the project is safe but firms always place calculated bets on the idea they believe in if firms lose... they write it on sheet if you lose... you gave it from your pocket so stop assuming a vc badge as a quality signal btw if you made any trade based on assuming vcs as a safe signal, must share your lore, i'll read it

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  Marklar 🍳 (@dinosaurteef) reported 51 minutes ago

  @lex_node In this case, it's not nuanced. $VVV is unsecured debt that yields zero. The debtor controls the value of your principal, an illiquid centralized low-float instrument. In order to earn yield in $DIEM, you have to take additional smart contract risk on a Coinbase server. The debtor controls the variable rate in more ways than one. Burniske, anyone? The yield is in the form of future credits for middleware service. The debtor is not obligated to redeem these credits. The middleware credits have no rights to the underlying AI: services have already been denied. Congratulations, you've just added another layer of counter-party risk! Ultimately, Venice has a service to offer that has nothing to do with blockchain. They can and do charge in fiat. That's all that is needed. Yet they managed to wedge a KOL blasted pool 2 right into that. On single server Base. Mathematically, at present, the yield is negative. You are paying them to become an unsecured lender with a variable redemption and interest rate the debtor controls. We know how this ends. Everyone should stop making excuses for Erik and call him out for what this is: a disgusting grift. If you see him, tell Erik to say hello to Iron Finance for me.

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  Lorenzo Valente (@LorenzoARK) reported 53 minutes ago

  great thoughts on the current market from @AlanaDLevin I think one thing missing from this discussion is the value accrual question and how at least my opinion has changed over the years: not equity vs. token, but which players and part of the stack ultimately capture the economics. After 10+ years, crypto still doesn’t have a single consumer application with 5–10M DAUs. Even the bluest-chip crypto apps generally sit well below 500k DAUs. Consumers simply haven’t shown they want to engage with crypto applications directly. That makes me increasingly think crypto becomes backend infrastructure, not the frontend. The winners may be companies like Robinhood, Coinbase, Revolut, etc., that abstract crypto away for tens or hundreds of millions of users. A few years ago the debate was where value would accrue: L1 → protocol → issuer/frontend. I think we’ve massively underestimated the inertia of issuers and distribution. Most late-stage crypto companies are centralized businesses using crypto to coordinate capital, not decentralized consumer apps: falcon X, anchorage, Rain, Kraken, securitize etc The irony is that the industry has largely started backwards. We built incredible crypto primitives first, and now many of those protocols are trying to become full-stack applications and own the frontend. But for many, it feels too late. Off-chain businesses have moved much faster. They’re better capitalized, have stronger cap tables, larger distribution networks, trusted brands, and user bases that are often 100x larger. Look at CoinGecko’s top 100, we have almost no application-layer projects worth >$5B. That’s a huge signal. It reminds me of the HTTP/TCP/IP analogy: the infrastructure became indispensable, but much of the value accrued to the companies that owned the customer relationship. Even from a branding perspective, our most beloved blue chip apps are brands that are simply unrecognizable to people today. My takeaway is that full-stack integration increasingly matters. If you don’t own the asset, distribution, wallet, exchange, or customer interface, you risk becoming a service provider to the companies that do. Circle is an interesting example of this strategy: USDC/CBTC/USYC (assets), CPN & Stable FX (applications), and Arc (infrastructure), and they are increwsingly opinionated on the 3 parts. One final thought: crypto is fundamentally open source, and AI is driving the marginal cost of writing code toward zero. That makes standalone protocols increasingly difficult to defend. Launching “a better DEX” or “a better lending protocol” is becomingcompletely irrelevant. The defensibility comes from everything around the protocol: owning the wallet, the distribution, the customer relationship, the execution venue, the assets, and the complementary services.

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  XWIN Japan and DeFi Asset Management (@xwinfinance) reported 57 minutes ago

  📊 XWIN TREND INDEX | July 2, 2026 Overall Score: 25 / 100 •80–100: Strong Bullish Trend •60–79: Moderately Bullish •40–59: Neutral •20–39: Moderately Bearish •0–19: Strong Bearish Trend 7-Day Moving Average: 22.00 ↑ 14-Day Moving Average: 27.57 ↓ Market Direction: Moderately Bearish Although more on-chain indicators are signaling a potential bottom, persistent ETF outflows and weak institutional demand suggest that the market still lacks a convincing catalyst for a sustainable recovery. ________________________________________ Market Summary •BTC is trading around the $58,000–59,000 range. •U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest monthly outflow on record in June. •Coinbase Premium and Apparent Demand remain weak. •Citi lowered its BTC and ETH outlook due to ETF outflows and regulatory uncertainty. •Europe has officially entered the MiCA regulatory era, accelerating industry consolidation. •Tokenized equities, including Robinhood Chain, continue to gain long-term attention. •The CLARITY Act remains delayed due to negotiations over ethics provisions. •Historically, July has been a favorable month for Bitcoin, but improving demand remains essential. ________________________________________ On-Chain & Technical Trends •IBCI remains at 4.76, indicating a historical bottom zone. •Sell-Side Risk Ratio has returned to the low-risk (blue) zone. •MVRV and NUPL continue to suggest long-term accumulation levels. •The percentage of BTC held at a loss remains historically elevated. •Realized Price (~$54,000) continues to serve as a major support level. •Bitcoin has closed below its 200-week moving average, increasing technical caution. •Open Interest remains relatively low, indicating limited leverage. •Selling pressure appears to be fading, but confirmation of a trend reversal is still lacking. ________________________________________ Sentiment •Crypto Fear & Greed Index remains in Extreme Fear territory. •Current selling pressure is primarily driven by retail investors. •Long-term holders continue to show little intention to sell. •Whale accumulation remains active. •Persistent ETF outflows continue to weigh on market sentiment. •Ethereum staking has reached a new all-time high, reducing liquid supply. •Capital continues rotating toward BTC, ETH, and SOL while altcoins underperform. •Overall sentiment suggests the market is entering the late stage of the bear cycle. ________________________________________ U.S. Traditional Markets •U.S. M2 money supply continues to expand, providing medium-term liquidity support. •JOLTS job openings improved, highlighting continued labor market resilience. •U.S. equities rebounded as inflation expectations eased. •However, uncertainty surrounding future Federal Reserve rate cuts remains. •Concerns over excessive valuations in AI-related stocks persist. •Overseas investors continue to buy Japanese equities aggressively. •A strong U.S. dollar remains a headwind for Bitcoin. •Tokenized securities and stablecoins continue to gain momentum as long-term structural themes. ________________________________________ Overall Assessment Bitcoin remains in a short-term bearish environment. Record ETF outflows, weak Coinbase Premium, and the break below the 200-week moving average continue to weigh on market sentiment, while institutional demand has yet to recover. On the other hand, multiple on-chain indicators—including the Sell-Side Risk Ratio, MVRV, NUPL, and UTXO metrics—are increasingly pointing toward a historical accumulation zone. Rather than signaling a market collapse, current conditions appear more consistent with the late stage of a bear market, where a long-term bottom may gradually be forming. Key Areas to Watch Today •U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF flows •Coinbase Premium recovery •Changes in Open Interest •Bitcoin's $54,000 Realized Price support •Recovery above the 200-week moving average •Progress of the CLARITY Act •Market impact of MiCA implementation in Europe •Bitcoin's historical July seasonality XWIN View: The market remains Moderately Bearish. While the overall score has improved slightly from 22 to 25, the declining 14-day moving average suggests that the broader trend has not yet reversed. We remain cautious in the short term but believe the market is approaching a critical long-term bottoming phase.

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  Franky (@Franky0931) reported 1 hour ago

  @scottmelker This is impossible without help of Binance, Coinbase, or the big boys