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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  jahws (@alienvted) reported 4 minutes ago

  @StarWarsOP @coinbase Literally just don't use coinbase cuz **** em

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  William Roberson (@WilliamRobw) reported 8 minutes ago

  @JustSayan4 Do you still have the proof of the issue screenshots, transaction records, emails, or messages from Coinbase?

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  egzistens (@egzistens_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @bortnytskyi_o @coinbase @jessepollak Same, mine 15m, already up 3x but **** it

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  HUMANbeingET (@humanbeingET) reported 13 minutes ago

  Coinbase keeps the money you already trust them with. Robinhood runs the onchain wallet as infrastructure. The phone wallet is just the room you decorate. Custody does not move. The new layer is a wallet you own, on a chain that already has stocks and dollars on it, with a face you can change. Coinbase custody stays the regulated box: buy and sell, KYC and bank rails, Samsung Pay or Apple Pay funding, and balances you can see next to your cards. Nothing about that side needs a seed phrase. It is an exchange account wearing a wallet tile, which is the job Coinbase already does. Think of it as cash in the lobby. Robinhood does not need another icon on the home screen. It provides the wallet engine as a service: create an onchain account behind Face ID, Knox, or a passkey; hold the key material in a TEE or MPC setup the user controls rather than Robinhood-custodied balances; sign sends, swaps, and app calls; recover without a twelve-word ritual in the main interface; and enforce policy limits such as stablecoins only, a daily cap, or a single allowed app. The phone company owns the surface. Robinhood owns signing, chain access, and account lifecycle. Users should not have to know Privy, Keystore, or a non-custodial entity name. They should only know this pile is theirs. Think of that as the vault behind the wall. Once the account exists, Robinhood Chain is the inventory: USDG and other dollars for send, earn, and settlement; stock tokens for around-the-clock equity exposure where it is legal; ETH and ordinary tokens like any other Ethereum layer-2; DeFi already live on that chain for swap, lend, and collateral; and later more real-world assets as they list. Coinbase remains “I bought this on an exchange.” Robinhood Chain becomes “I can hold, move, and use it onchain.” The path is withdraw from Coinbase custody, land on the embedded wallet, then use tokenization, yield, or pay rails from there. Think of that as the market the vault opens onto. The backend is fixed: one address, one key system, one set of chains. The shell is not. People should be able to control and update how the wallet looks without creating a new account. Layout can put balances first, activity first, or pay first. Density can be a beginner strip or a trader deck. Modules can be pinned or hidden: cash, onchain, stocks, collectibles, card, send. Theme can be light, dark, gold, minimal, or high-contrast. Labels can say digital dollars instead of a ticker if someone wants that. A home widget can show one number or a stack of accounts. Power users can expose chain, gas, and raw addresses. Everyone else sees cash, invest, and spend. Changing the look does not rotate keys and does not mint a second wallet. It is a view on the same Wallet-as-a-Service account, which is how you avoid three apps and three seeds. What the user sees in one wallet is cash as Coinbase custody, onchain as Robinhood Wallet-as-a-Service on Robinhood Chain, invest as stock tokens and listed real-world assets where allowed, spend as a card or tap-to-pay funded from cash or stablecoins, and appearance as rearrange, rename, and restyle. Two balances. One face. You pick the face. The phone wallet owns the interface, biometrics, pay, and the icon, and does not own the keys, the books, or the chain.

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  Syl 🛡️ (@Syl__zc) reported 14 minutes ago

  @coinbase Lame and cringe , fix your fees first before advertising

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  Ozmium (@ozonchain) reported 19 minutes ago

  @altagers It’s awful that baseposting itself went from being cool uplifting community nuance, to perceptually worse content than most usual shitposting and shilling on social media generally. I have my reasons to stay building on Base but the disappointment is felt, hard. They have the power to do the tiniest risks that can change the lives of so many builders for good, but I don’t think that’s their key direction. Building on Coinbase and Base since 2024. 🫩

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  Oleksii Bortnytskyi | (Sybilify) (@bortnytskyi_o) reported 21 minutes ago

  @egzistens_ @coinbase @jessepollak If it falls under 16 mil, I’ll sell it - fkk that ****. Already don’t have money to buy that kind of deep

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  neetguy (@theneetguy) reported 23 minutes ago

  @asparagoid i've posted it before no one can save base, not even cobie. its either too much bureaucracy or they are incompetent or stupid or they dont give a ****. probably in 5 years kraken takes over coinbase.

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  Marcus Reed (@MarcusReedop) reported 25 minutes ago

  @tha_don_of_hash @tha_don_of_hash I understand the frustration. If Coinbase is restricting your crypto withdrawals, @CHAINTRACE_CIS can provide trustworthy guidance on documenting the issue and reviewing the transaction history. Avoid anyone claiming they can unlock the funds for an upfront fee.

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  Castor Davidson (@DavidsonCastor) reported 25 minutes ago

  @GMONEYPEPE @coinbase Maybe your friend should log in and maybe he should withdraw to self custody

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  Niraj Kothawade (@TheRiverCard) reported 27 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Fun fact about coinbase chat After live chat with coinbase support for 1 hour 14 minutes (while the person was investigating), he suddenly left the chat and new support person joined. Now I have to explain entire issue again. This in today's age.

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  web3 lawyer 首席大律师 (@Web3Counsels) reported 27 minutes ago

  SEC v. Coinbase: In June 2023 the Commission sued Coinbase in the Southern District of New York, alleging it operated as an unregistered national securities exchange, broker and clearing agency, and that its staking program was an unregistered securities offering. Judge Failla denied Coinbase’s motion to dismiss in March 2024, letting all but a narrow Wallet claim proceed. The court found the SEC plausibly pleaded that several tokens listed and traded on the platform were “investment contracts” under Howey, and that the staking service—where customers pooled assets and relied on Coinbase’s efforts for yield—fit the same test. The legal takeaway is structural, not just token-specific. By treating the same venue as potentially acting as exchange, broker and clearing agency at once, the SEC revives the decades-old question of whether vertically integrated crypto platforms must register in multiple capacities or split custody, execution and settlement. The Howey ruling also underscores that marketing matters: promises of protocol growth, yield or price appreciation can convert a digital token into a security regardless of later utility in the stack. For market participants, the message is that label is not law. Exchanges that match orders, hold customer assets and settle trades in-house face the highest compliance risk, especially if they also offer staking or yield products. Any token with ongoing issuer promises of managerial effort is now more likely to draw registration scrutiny. Not legal or investment advice. #SEC #蓝V互关

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  asparagoid (@asparagoid) reported 28 minutes ago

  Nevermind. Ignore this I was contacted confidentially and was told me some of the upcoming plan for $BASECAT Buying 100K more here I retract my prior statements, align fully and support the coinbase ecosystem

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  Aditya Warman (@warmanadit_) reported 28 minutes ago

  Night, Everyone!🦢 I stopped believing in "community first" projects. Centrifuge has 0 exploits in 7 years. 24 audits. Coinbase equity stake. NYLIM. Apollo. Yet retail holders are FURIOUS. CP172 broke explicit "no equity" promises. Great protocol. Broken trust. Save this before you buy.

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  Edward (@EdFigs72) reported 29 minutes ago

  @egzistens_ @coinbase @jessepollak Need ATH or really thinking of rotating to the other cats! Don't let me down Base!