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  Arden (@_ardensh) reported 1 minute ago

  Most developers don’t realize x402 is already live. @coinbase shipped it. @base supports it. Agents can make payments today. Here’s what an x402 transaction actually looks like under the hood: 1/ Agent sends a standard HTTP request to a paid endpoint 2/ Server responds with 402 + a payment payload: - amount in USDC - recipient wallet address - network (Base) - expiry timestamp 3/ Agent signs and broadcasts the transaction on Base 4/ Agent retries with payment proof in the header 5/ Server verifies on-chain and returns the resource The whole thing happens in milliseconds. No human ever touches it. This is the payment primitive the internet has needed since 1997.

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  debamit.eth (@debamit007) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Polymarket You can ship 100x more code , but does it make the user experience better ? Has Brian tried using coinbase or base wallet recently? Slow, buggy and a million options for users to decipher. Write less code . Write more impactful code.

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  Mortini the Great (@donzomortini) reported 2 minutes ago

  TO EXPLAIN WHAT I SEE HERE: 1. Market Maker kind pushes price up and down in a range, capturing the spread. 2. The book is visible, so we can all see how many bids are waiting below and asks above. 3. Notice the circled red volume candle at the bottom. It's like 20-40x the size of the regular vol candles, yet the price moved very little. 4. Coinbase allows large buyers to place hidden orders. These are called "Iceberg Orders" or just "Icebergs." 5. Icebergs don't appear in the books, so while liquidity may appear thin and price seems easy to push down, a hidden iceberg order of unknown size may prevent price from breaking when it otherwise appears weak. THEREFORE, I CONCLUDE THAT NOBODY HAS ENOUGH $UNI.

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  WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported 9 minutes ago

  TETHER AND CIRCLE GOT RICH KEEPING THE INTEREST ON YOUR STABLECOINS. A NEW MODEL WANTS TO SHARE IT INSTEAD It's called a consortium stablecoin, and it's spreading fast. Here's how it works: A stablecoin like $USDT or $USDC works by taking in dollars, parking them in safe assets like Treasury bills, and earning interest. In the classic model, one issuer controls the coin and keeps most of the reserve income. On billions in reserves, that's billions in revenue. A consortium stablecoin changes two things: No single company controls it. A board of partner companies governs it together. The reserve income gets shared among those partners, not kept by one issuer. Same product for you: Still redeemable one-for-one for a dollar. What changes is who holds the power and the profit. The clearest example: Open USD, announced in 2026 by Open Standard and backed by more than 140 companies including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, and Coinbase. Its announcement sent Circle's stock down sharply. Why now: The GENIUS Act gave US stablecoins clear rules in 2025, the market passed $300 billion, and partners started asking why one company should keep all the interest their volume helps generate. The catch: Coordinating 140 companies is hard. The original USDC consortium had just two partners, Circle and Coinbase, and still fell apart by 2023.

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  Nedimkaya🇹🇷🇬🇧📈📉💵💶 (@NedimKayaX) reported 9 minutes ago

  @gonoyal Why use Gate ? Mexc? Only coinbase , binance okx Never have any problem

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  Our Crypto Talk (@ourcryptotalk) reported 12 minutes ago

  $GEOD is showing what real tokenomics look like. While most altcoins are still begging for liquidity, @GEODNET is quietly turning real world revenue into permanent token scarcity. That is why $GEOD has outperformed the market. Not because of a random hype cycle, but because the token now has a direct link between enterprise usage, revenue growth and supply reduction. Here’s how it works: 80% of GEODNET’s real data revenue from enterprise customers is used to buy $GEOD from the open market and permanently burn it. The remaining 20% goes to the GEODNET Foundation for operations, which means every jump in real usage creates actual buy pressure instead of just another “partnership announcement” with no value flowing back to the token. The latest numbers make this even more interesting. GEODNET now has active base stations across 160 to 170 countries, ARR has reached around $10.39M, and the June 2026 burn alone came in at $722,021 worth of $GEOD. Cumulative burns have already crossed 58.38M tokens, and monthly burns have now moved into the $700K+ range. That is not normal in this market. Most projects are still trying to explain why their token should matter, while GEODNET is showing a working model where customers pay for data, revenue buys the token, and burns reduce supply forever. The recent halvening makes the setup even stronger because new token issuance drops while buybacks continue. That means the same revenue can absorb more miner sell pressure, pushing the project closer to a net-deflationary structure if usage keeps growing. And the market has noticed. $GEOD moved around 41% in 30 days while many altcoins are still bleeding, with Coinbase spot trading adding even more visibility. The lesson for every project is simple: Narratives get attention, but revenue-backed tokenomics build conviction. $GEOD is not just telling the market it has demand.

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  X Crypto (@XCryptozc) reported 15 minutes ago

  On April 2 2026 the Linux Foundation announced the x402 Foundation. Coinbase contributed the protocol. Governance was handed to a coalition that includes Visa, Mastercard, American Express, AWS, Google, Microsoft, Stripe, Circle, Shopify, and the Solana Foundation. The global payments industry now has a common open standard for how AI agents pay for things on the internet. The question nobody has really asked publicly yet is which settlement layer beneath that standard actually solves the hard problems. Here's what x402 does. It revives the HTTP 402 Payment Required status code that has sat dormant since the early 1990s. An agent requests a paid resource. The server responds 402 with machine readable payment instructions. The agent signs a payment. The server verifies. The resource is returned. No accounts. No API keys. No subscriptions. No human in the loop. Real use cases are already shipping. Autonomous agents buying real time weather data from paid APIs. Pay per inference LLM gateways where agents access GPT, Claude, or Gemini per token. Premium article unlocks with no subscription wrapper. IoT devices buying compute cycles from other machines. This is the payment layer the agentic internet was waiting for. Keeta now supports x402 through a native scheme specification and reference @x402/keeta package. The integration ships with client and server SDKs, a working facilitator, and a full example app. The mechanics of the Keeta implementation are worth reading carefully, because they solve two problems every other x402 chain leaves open. Problem one is gas friction. On most chains, an agent paying for an API call also has to hold the native gas token, manage its balance, and sign a separate fee transaction. That is friction the whole point of x402 was supposed to remove. On Keeta the client signs only a payment block for the exact amount owed. The facilitator creates its own fee block, publishes both together as a single vote staple, and sponsors the network fee itself. The agent pays in USDC. It never touches KTA. It never manages gas. Problem two is that fee abstraction usually kills native token demand. If the end user never touches the gas token, the token loses its economic role in the flow. Keeta's design closes that gap. The sponsored fees convert to KTA on the back end. Every x402 transaction on the network still accrues demand to the native token, even though the paying agent never has to think about it. Frictionless UX at the surface. Real token demand underneath. Most chains force a tradeoff between these two. This design does not. Why does this matter strategically. The x402 Foundation just standardized the interface for agent payments across the global financial industry. Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, and AWS are now aligned on how agents talk to endpoints. The settlement layer beneath that interface is where the real competition happens. High frequency agent flows need sub second finality so servers can confirm settlement before returning the resource. Slower chains force optimistic delivery, which is a risk exposure no institutional operator will accept at scale. Keeta's architecture was built for this shape of flow from day one, not retrofitted. The x402 standard is live. Founding members represent the majority of global payment volume. The interface layer is settled. Which settlement network beneath that interface handles agent scale traffic without breaking either the UX or the tokenomics is the question the market has not priced yet. Keeta has shipped a working answer. keeta:native @KeetaNetwork @schenkty

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  George Bailey - Bring David Home (@gwcbailey) reported 15 minutes ago

  @nknewsorg Encouraging to see the revenue-denial effort maturing. Coinbase and Mandiant in the room is a serious step. The trilateral already pledges to resolve the abductees issue; this shows what that commitment looks like with real structure behind it. Would love to see a parallel working group for the families still waiting.

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  Currlybob (@currlybob) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ChaelSonnen @coinbase Coinbase is so bad the ruler of the mean streets of west linn are hunting them down, 😳 and nobody wants to tackle the largest arms, and when chaels angry there is no charm only harm 😠💪

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  OnSecondThought (@JRobertNichols) reported 21 minutes ago

  Most people's personal finance stack has zero sovereignty. Your broker can freeze your account. Your data provider can change pricing. Your analytics platform can deprecate overnight. Real personal finance sovereignty looks like this: Own execution layer: Kalshi, Polyback, Coinbase, Robinhood, Webull Own data pipeline: no rate limits, no pricing games Own LLM: inference on your hardware, your data, your terms Own risk engine: no external black boxes Own alert system: direct to Telegram, no middleman We built Vantage Discoveries for 2026 because the old model is broken. If it can be rented, you don't own it.

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  Depinport (@depinport) reported 22 minutes ago

  🚀2026 H1 DePIN Sector News Summary Overall Snapshot In the first half of 2026, the DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) sector moved from narrative hype to real revenue generation, strongly tied to AI compute demand. -Leading networks generated roughly $150 million in on-chain revenue from real customers in January alone (storage, compute, wireless data, mapping, etc.). -Sector market cap hovered around $7–10 billion. Over 400 projects and tens of millions of devices active. -Key trend: Investors now prioritize Proof-of-Service and actual usage over token emissions. AI + DePIN became one of the strongest narratives. Key Events TimelineJanuary 2026 -Helium (HNT): Nova Labs paused discretionary HNT buybacks funded by Helium Mobile revenue (announced ~Jan 2–3). CEO Amir Haleem said the market “doesn’t seem to care” about buybacks, so funds were redirected to user growth, network expansion, and hardware. Buy-and-burn from carrier offloads continued. Mobile revenue had already hit $3.4M in Oct 2025. -Solana DePIN: Monthly revenue hit an all-time high of $2.6 million (Helium accounted for ~84%). Helium Mobile alone surpassed $2.2M that month (later rose to ~$2.5M in March). June 2026 -GEODNET (GEOD): Added to Coinbase asset listing roadmap on June 16. The token dropped >10% on the news (classic “sell the news”). GEOD spot trading went live on Coinbase around June 23 (GEOD-USD pair). GEODNET runs a decentralized GNSS reference station network for precise positioning. Top Projects Highlighted in H1 2026 -Wireless: Helium (strong real revenue) -Compute/GPU (AI-focused): Render Network -Mapping/Location: Hivemapper, GEODNET -Data/AI: Grass Others frequently mentioned: Filecoin, Peaq, Akash, Bittensor (TAO – often grouped in broader infra discussions) #depin

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  Vigil (@Bismarck0x) reported 22 minutes ago

  Current $XPL view: trading near $0.111, down ~0.9% in 24h after a $0.1046–$0.1170 range. Short-term volatility aside, the thesis is strengthening: Open USD is coming to Plasma with a consortium including Visa, Mastercard and Coinbase. Fundamentally bullish. #XPL #Plasma

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  Bitduke (@bitcoinduke) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Sa3nz5 this feels like mixing up spot tokenized stocks with perps here if you trade a stock perp, ofc you don’t own the underlying, that’s literally the product. Backpack / Coinbase may be aiming closer to 1:1 backed equity-style tokens, while Robinhood’s current EU stock tokens are derivative contracts, and Lighter is mainly building the trading / collateral layer around this stuff. from the last AMA, Lighter also said tokenized stocks are expected on Lighter Core soon and they’re even working on the "real stock holding" pieces too, like dividends (also in a verifiable way!) so let’s wait until Lighter adds spot stocks and see how it actually works

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  Kapoor Kshitiz (@kshitizkapoor_) reported 26 minutes ago

  GM⚡ $BTC is holding above $61K, but this weekend could decide whether the recovery has more room to run. Institutional demand is showing signs of returning: After 10 straight days of ETF outflows, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $221.7M in net inflows. At the same time, the Coinbase Premium continues to recover, suggesting selling pressure from U.S. investors is easing. BTC is trying to reclaim $62K, while RSI is showing bullish divergence. A breakout could open the door toward $65K, while $60K remains the key support. Risk appetite is improving: Meme coins led the market higher, outperforming every major crypto sector. AI tokens are also showing strength, with $WLD leading the recovery. U.S. markets are closed for the Independence Day holiday. That means crypto will be the first market to react to any major headline over the weekend. Stay prepared!

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  Connor Davis (@connordavis_ai) reported 34 minutes ago

  quietly, without a keynote, agents got the ability to buy things. until this week an AI agent could not sign up for a service or enter a credit card on its own. as of now, through x402, an agent can pay per run in usdc across 20,000+ tools with no human in the loop. apify and coinbase shipped it. everyone is still arguing about whether agents can reason. almost nobody noticed they can now transact. this is the unlock that actually changes what you can build. up to now every "autonomous agent" hit the same wall: the moment it needed to pay for something, a human had to step in with a card. that human was the ceiling on autonomy. the wall just moved. think about what that enables. an agent that spins up a scraping tool for one job, pays 4 cents, uses it, and never signs up for a subscription. a workflow that composes twenty paid tools on the fly and settles each one automatically. software that pays other software. the operator angle is early but real. the first offers built on agents that can procure and pay for their own tools will look like magic to clients still approving every micro-purchase by hand. most of the AI world is watching the model benchmarks. the more interesting number this week is 20,000 tools an agent can now pay for by itself. the agents didn't just get smarter. they got a wallet.