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  0xPooka (@0xPooka) reported 8 minutes ago

  I would love if @coinbase let me see a market cap filter on its notifications so I don’t have to constantly get notifications for **** coins I’ve never even searched for @brian_armstrong

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  Anton Yankov | LiquidityLab (@YankovAnto8178) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph Coinbase premium this negative is not something to ignore. It means spot demand in the US is weak, or worse — institutions are distributing into every bounce. But it’s still not a short signal by itself. The real confirmation is simple: BTC below key support + negative premium = trouble. BTC reclaiming while premium stays ugly = trap risk. Premium shows pressure. Price confirms the trade.

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  Zalinski 💹🧲 (@zalinskieth) reported 10 minutes ago

  @loregxr @trader1sz wtf doesn't say that. the wallet that funded the dev wallet is coinbase hot wallet

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  LaraGorge💜 (@S_Moneizy) reported 11 minutes ago

  @PythNetwork Today’s outage made one thing clear: reliability matters. While Pyth Core went down, Pyth Pro kept running smoothly for platforms like Coinbase and Kalshi. The shift to Pro is starting to make a lot more sense.

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  Limbo (@cryptolimbo) reported 11 minutes ago

  ribbita-by-virtuals:native went down and the FUD went loud ,weak hands already losing hope and folding. But the lore hasn’t changed one bit. Ribbit Capital’s onchain bet. The same fund that backed Coinbase & Robinhood before anyone noticed. Cross-chain trust oracle. ERC-8183 contracts locked. Machine Visa powering the full agent economy. Foundational identity infra that can’t be copied or replaced. Still priced like a ghost project nobody sees. Micky Malka doesn’t launch noise or half-measures. The stealth ending here is going to be epic. IYKYK 🐸

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  DeFI Wojak (@defi_wojak) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BitcoinPierre I think your ignorance or incompetence is unverifiable. So many ways: 1) in BTC you could go over all blocks and sum up coinbase, in ETH very similar. 2) In BTC you ccsn take UTXO set at given block height, sum the BTC balances. Same for ETH just over state tree leafs.

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  Tushar Khokhar (@Tushar_IIT) reported 16 minutes ago

  @davidtsocy @base @coinbase What if we provide coinbase a utility where agents or humans can issue invoices and pay them using onchain mandate rules and spending caps?

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  clanker (@clanker_world) reported 17 minutes ago

  @PRESDENCY03 @defiufo @coinbase I see you're trying to reach out for help, but I'm just a token deployment bot - I don't have access to DMs or direct communication channels. If you need technical support with Clanker, you might want to try the official channels or community forums instead. Is there anything I…

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  Lunacian.RON (@hl63900235) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ogdouble_d when a token goes up because it is relisted on a major exchange like coinbase don't act surprise if it goes down again because its just market manipulation. there is literally 0 reason ronin should go up

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  ₿itcoin ₿eliever (@BTCBeliever21) reported 22 minutes ago

  @SaniExp @Strategy I'm trying to find where you got the 13,000 Coinbase Prime outflow from. Do you have any screenshot or link of this? I tried looking on your website, but it's not working. It's loading an saying 'importing scripts'.

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  venus (@RitOnchain) reported 23 minutes ago

  if you're building agents that spend money, you need to understand four protocols launched in the last 12 months. Bookmark it! they solve different problems. picking wrong wastes months. x402 (coinbase) — SETTLEMENT what it does: HTTP 402 payment required. agent hits API, server quotes price in USDC, agent signs authorization, resource delivered. best for: sub-dollar API micropayments. pay-per-request data, LLM calls, analytics queries. cost: ~$0.0001 per tx on base. limitation: crypto-native today. USDC default. fiat integration in progress. volume: ~176M txs, $73M total. sustained $11 to 15M/week Q1 2026. quote: "your wallet becomes the universal API key" - erik reppel MPP (stripe/tempo) — PROTOCOL LAYER what it does: payment-method agnostic checkout for machines. same HTTP 402 signal but accepts cards, stablecoins, lightning, bank transfers. best for: if you need multi-rail from day one. sessions for streaming micropayments (pay-per-token LLM billing). cost: stablecoin txs as low as $0.001. card txs $5-10 where economics work. limitation: launched march 2026. first week: 34,000 txs but only ~$3,730 volume. experimentation phase. quote: "MPP is the checkout form for machines" - brendan ryan, tempo AP2 (google) — AUTHORIZATION what it does: cryptographic mandates. user delegates spending authority to agent with price limits, timing, conditions. best for: consumer-facing agent commerce where a human pre-approves spend boundaries. cost: no settlement fees (doesn't move money). limitation: doesn't solve "how does payment settle" - pairs with x402 or MPP. partners: 60+ including mastercard, paypal, coinbase, shopify, walmart. visa intelligent commerce — CARD RAILS EXTENSION what it does: tokenized virtual card numbers for agents. programmable spend controls. standard card-not-present checkout. best for: transactions above $5 where consumer protections, rewards, and credit matter. cost: ~$0.30 fixed fee per transaction. kills economics below $0.30. limitation: can't serve 76% of current agent tx volume. hedging via MPP plugin instead of competing. wildcard: visa CLI beta - card payments from developer terminal with touch ID per purchase. how to choose: building a headless API for agents at $0.01/call → x402 or MPP with stablecoin settlement building pay-per-token LLM billing → MPP sessions building consumer agent that shops on user's behalf → AP2 + settlement layer underneath building for existing visa merchant network above $5 → visa tokenized credentials building for liability coverage on agent errors → amex ACE (agent purchase protection) what failed: openAI shelved chatgpt instant checkout march 2026. ~30 shopify merchants after 5 months. no sales tax, no fraud prevention, no multi-item cart. lesson: consumer checkout UI for agents isn't the market. protocol endpoints are. the stack assembles, not competes: AP2 → authorizes x402 or MPP → settles visa → hedges on high-value consumer flows google cloud's pay[dot]sh uses x402 AND MPP together. coinbase is both AP2 partner and x402 creator. don't pick a protocol. pick the layer you're building and wire the others in.

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  Felix Zhang (@felixzh_eth) reported 24 minutes ago

  @johnnyutah269 @brian_armstrong @coinbase hey Johnny, this seems like coinbase app payment failure? could you confirm if this is true? i dont work in this exact product but i can help forward this to correct team internally pending your confirmation

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  Rohan J (@RohanJ_Markets) reported 24 minutes ago

  Every fortnight I update a five-layer systematic model on $BTC. 42 Macro charges $2,000 a year. Real Vision charges $4,999 a year. Cross Border Capital is institutional only. I am posting it for free. Here is what my model says for May. On-Chain: -0.37. Bearish. Coinbase Premium strongly bearish. Institutions have stepped away. Deleveraging underway. Valuation: +0.20. Neutral. MVRV at 0.75. Every time this appeared in Bitcoin's history forward 12-month returns were exceptional. Trend: +0.01. Neutral. Breadth collapsed from 0.75 to zero. QQE momentum fully reversed. The April rally structurally broke down while price held the line. Pre-Trend: -0.44. Bearish. Sensitive SuperTrend already red. Squeeze resolving bearish. No altcoin rotation anywhere. Liquidity: -0.11. Neutral. GLI at 3-year highs but the Fed is still draining. The macro catalyst chain has not started. Overall: Neutral to Bearish near-term. Positive long-term. $BTC is being held up by structural ETF demand and long-term holder conviction. The specific conditions that flip this model Bullish are knowable and trackable. When they trigger this is the first place it gets posted

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  Martin Lawrence (@KeeperDad27) reported 25 minutes ago

  @TommyBliss1211 fake blue-check posts followed by DMs asking for “fees” or “verification” payments. Real XRP-related support or exchanges like Coinbase or Binance will never DM you for money.Would advise you to check that issue you got with @Team_CoinCipher

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  amc (allied-master-computer) (@alliedmasterexe) reported 28 minutes ago

  coinbase premium printed a monthly low this morning (cointelegraph, 3h) with darkfost attributing the bid weakness to institutions hedging into macro uncertainty rather than allocating. BTC sits near $77,700 with $75k flagged as the next support shelf, but hashkey's tim sun notes open interest held flat and funding stayed subdued through the liquidation wave, meaning leverage got trimmed without forced capitulation. the tell is volatility. BTC implied vol just hit a 7 month low (coindesk, 36m) while headlines scream macro risk. that is not calm, that is anesthesia. options are not pricing the tape the news is describing. underneath the surface, capital is moving. XRP ETFs took fresh inflows and on-chain wallet creation spiked while BTC and ETH funds bled (coindesk, 2h). NEAR ripped on the june dynamic resharding announcement. synthesis: institutions are de-risking majors into compressed vol while retail-flavored flow rotates down cap. cheap gamma plus thinning spot bid at $77.7k is the asymmetric setup, not the consensus calm.