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  cardchancer (@cardchancer) reported 1 minute ago

  @brian_armstrong When will you start support for Digibyte and Digidollar on Coinbase? Let the people have access to the only truly decentralized stable coin on your platform.

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  CEOInterviews.AI (@CEOinterview) reported 1 minute ago

  Hester Peirce leaves the SEC in a few weeks. Asked what breaks if the CLARITY Act dies, she named the one thing the agency cannot fix on its own. A platform where a token that is not a security trades beside one that is. The SEC has no clear authority over half that trade. Prediction markets put the bill near 30 percent. The Senate leaves for recess this month. Brian Armstrong told analysts failure would be close to business as usual for Coinbase. The gap Peirce named is what everyone smaller inherits.

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  SonyPlaystation (@sonypstation) reported 3 minutes ago

  @noosphere888x2 So that 54 BTC UTXO has an anonymity score of 1 after the first round. He should probably keep mixing until that 54 BTC UTXO gets broken into many small pieces. But it would be funny if he only did this 1 round and then sold it on Coinbase.

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  Dan_Legendary Beauties 🔳 (@LegBeautyNFT) reported 5 minutes ago

  @DegenNaz_ I did say apart from curent hype/price action sir. To me that's irelevant for mid-long term predictions. It's true Robinhood has a non-crypto userbase. I personally dont think that's a good enough reason to account the much smaller users number when compared to Coinbase. My thesis is it will have same faith to Base. It's just the new shiny thing on the block. I do agree it's very shiny currently and the hype phase might last a month or two more, but once it finishes, the fundamentals aren't there imo.

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  Casablanca (@OGCasaBlanca) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Rabbitholes0111 @coinbase Only issue is that no one wants to use BASE

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  Martinx8🐂🀄️ (@Hl7Martin32968) reported 7 minutes ago

  Evidences leading to Coinbase funded wallets and Okx. Once @coinbase and @binance hopping on the train there’s no coming back for solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump . I wouldn’t be surprised if we see a 500m+ solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump very soon. The big players and investors usually pump it to 500m-1B+ Mcp. After we reached that level I think we will cool down a bit bevore going to 1.5B+ Mcp for $ANSEM realistically.

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  AA ⚡️ (@AAStack) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DavidBranscum @coinbase Jajajaja **** i didnt pick that up

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  The_Amateur (@TheAmateur_View) reported 21 minutes ago

  @ArdiNSC Still waiting for bottom. Onchain indicators are still above historical key levels. Potencial short squeeze, yes. But there is also huge liquidity below. No bottom catalyst yet, not timebased bottom either. No positive coinbase premium, weak ETF balances too. So just slow DCA ⏰

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  Donald S Pritt Jr (@PrittJr) reported 22 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @LeaderJohnThune Terrible post . Coinbase also force sells your crypto without the owners consent

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  GemHunterAI (@DonaldMoor91672) reported 25 minutes ago

  My current issue with Kraken Had an account for nearly a year. Solid exchange, easy to buy & swap crypto. Everything was fine until last month. Tried sending some SOL to CoinSniper to pay for an ad. Added the nickname “CS” for the wallet and hit send. Transaction immediately flagged and blocked. Apparently their system flagged the nickname “CS.” I then got a banner saying I was a possible victim of a compromised account, with trading restrictions for 3 months (mainly can’t add USD). Chatted with support 3–4 times trying to explain it wasn’t fraud. No luck. Opened a @coinbase account around the same time… looking better every day.

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  FIRE community/Rationalist (@Savage90623337) reported 28 minutes ago

  Fortress Five historical backtest (2018–August 2026) This is a phased reconstruction using confirmed historical Bitcoin prices and the full set of rules we refined across the conversation: • Starting capital: $50 million (cash). • Deploy at cycle bottom. • Recursive expansion: 40% successive chain on net equity gains only (after full reclaim of any drawdown + new upside). Effective amplification ≈ 1.6667× on the gain portion. • Hard risk-metric stops: freeze new recursive looping at $40,000 (2021-cycle window) and $80,000 (2025-cycle window). • At each freeze, size unused capacity as 25% of then-current collateral value (half of an assumed 50% platform max LTV) and hold as dry powder. • Deploy that dry powder at the next major cycle bottom + apply the same recursive rules on the new tranche. • Core stack never sold. LTV managed to stay inside the 5–10% safety floor; LTV compresses automatically as price rises. Income-pegged envelope and platform cycling (Nexo/Coinbase/Robinhood style) are treated as enabling the liquidity and yield needed to support the loops without forced sales. Key historical price anchors used • Dec 15 2018 bottom: ≈ $3,237 close (intraday low ≈ $3,191). • First sustained $40k: early January 2021. • 2021 cycle peak: ≈ $68,789 (Nov 2021). • Nov 21 2022 bottom: intraday low ≈ $15,479–$15,599; close ≈ $15,787. • First $80k: Nov 10 2024. • 2025 cycle peak: ≈ $126,000 (Oct 2025). • August 2026: ≈ $64,500 (representative of the $64k–$65k range). Phase results 1. Initial deployment (Dec 2018) $50 M ÷ ≈ $3,250 → ≈ 15,385 BTC. 2. First ROI leg → $40k risk-metric stop (Jan 2021) Raw equity gain on the stack ≈ $565 M. 40% successive recursive amplification adds ≈ $377 M. Capital at freeze ≈ $992 M. BTC ≈ 24,808. Dry-powder capacity sized at 25% of collateral ≈ $248 M (held unused). Looping freezes. No further recursive expansion through the remainder of the 2021 peak or the entire 2022 drawdown. 3. 2022 bottom deployment Deploy the $248 M dry powder at ≈ $15,500 → additional ≈ 16,000 BTC. Existing stack value at bottom ≈ $385 M (still solvent; LTV elevated but inside historical survival range under the 5–10% original floor + income support). 4. Second ROI leg (post-reclaim) → $80k risk-metric stop (Nov 2024) Both the original stack and the new bottom tranche receive the 40% successive amplification on their respective net gains. Combined capital at $80k stop ≈ $3.05 B (original path) + $1.97 B (new tranche) ≈ $5.02 B. Combined BTC ≈ 38,140 + 24,600 ≈ 62,740 BTC. Looping freezes again. 5. Mark-to-market August 2026 (≈ $64,500) ≈ 62,740 BTC × $64,500 ≈ $4.05 billion. Performance summary vs. simple alternatives • Starting capital: $50 M. • Ending value (Aug 2026): ≈ $4.05 B → roughly 81× growth. • BTC accumulated: from 15,385 → ≈ 62,740. • Survived the 2018–2019 and especially the 2021–2022 (~77% peak-to-trough) drawdowns without liquidation or forced core sales. • LTV never approached platform liquidation thresholds under the modeled rules. • Comparison points (approximate, same $50 M start, buy-and-hold):
– Pure buy at Dec 2018 bottom and hold to Aug 2026: ≈ 15,385 BTC × $64,500 ≈ $0.99 B.
– The recursive + dry-powder rules more than quadrupled the ending BTC count relative to simple buy-and-hold.

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  Yash (@yashhsm) reported 28 minutes ago

  some bear market thoughts on crypto: 1) we're in the peak depth: almost everyone is done selling - we just lack marginal buyers yet either we get capital rotation back from ai soon (q4 maybe?) or we remain flat for some time 2) fundraising is p bad rn, particularly early-stage there's no infra trade left and most crypto vcs have either: - no money - or no idea on how to fund 'products' most got burnt out due to overfunding bs infra in '23-24 which were all down only coins (so no exits) all risky capital is funding ai now as a founder: unless you've some significant traction or big pedigree, it's a waste of time to even think of fundraising 3) teams are shutting down left & right - mostly due to lack of funds or PMF which directly impacts job markets - there's some hiring on institutional side (nyc-based) but apart from that, the hiring has decreased significantly only companies with huge treasuries are able to hire and asian projects are hit the hardest from what i can see capital is a huge moat for startups for 'right to win' - for otherwise capital-starved early-stage 4) there's a huge gap in early-stage funding: best time to angel invest at a low val or even start micro-accelerators due to lack of infra money, hackathon/grants have now reduced by ~95% now earlier l1 grants/funding used to attract a significant number of early-stage teams - further driving away talent if fundraising doesn't return by q1' 27 - innovation will significantly shrink and crypto will become a 'legacy industry' 5) crypto is now just 'financial markets' - there's broadly four markets with PMF: - memecoins & spot (solana/rh) - perps (hl) - yields (eth) - prediction markets (poly) + stablecoin payments and then a long tail markets like pokémon cards etc all non-financial protocols on governance, social, proof of xyz, identity, gaming etc are now dead - they're now just a feature on speculative apps 6) everyone's either: - building an 'everything exchange' coinbase, robinhood, solana, pump, axiom, fomo, polymarket, jupiter, phantom - or packaging yield usdt, usdc, usdg, morpho, aave, kamino 7) there're only 2 types of chains left: - general community-led: eth & solana - distribution-led: base, robinhood, tempo, bsc rest all are dead or will be dead soon 8) the survived teams are incredibly product-focussed now: - better trading execution - ux/mobile focus finally, building good products and nailing distribution is the only way to win the whole game is now like building a fintech app with crypto rails ofc, speculation will always be the holy grail of financial markets and even stocks & gold now trade like crypto - everything is now a narrative trade! 9) there are some teams which are building non-crypto infra (eg. robotics/data collection/depin types) funded by crypto VCs: but we all know they're mostly a scam looking to launch high float, low fdv tokens (and will probably fail) and will abandon the tokens whenever they get some PMF and call it 'credits' (iykyk) 10) there're some incredible liquid opportunities but with teams giving up/shutting down/abondoning - it's incredibly hard to judge or filter out quality but i'd still say holding good quality liquid tokens have the best r/r a simple filter is just buy tokens which has: - good treasury - founder-led who understands distribution - upcoming sector tailwinds (happy to share my list) 11) there's only few traders left in trenches: but they're incredibly smart and they can make money in any market now many are now trading stocks and killing it - as they're the pro narrative traders safe to say: all crème layer genz traders have traded/are trading crypto this core audience is always on lookout to try out new experimentations 12) stablecoin payments: they’re p huge in the shadow economy (eg. an Indian manufacturer buying from china in USDT to escape taxes & regulation hassle) but organising a shadow market is a challenging and unsolved problem agentic payments are a huge opportunity but no PMF yet (typical coldstart problem) - all numbers pushed by base/solana are just wash volumes i'd bet on stripe/tempo (+ trad companies) to gain a lion share in regulated stablecoin payments just because of distribution 13) opportunities now lie on building: - better trading interfaces & modality (via ai, mobile) - more novel markets (eg. compute, emerging market coverage, metadao) - anything around token or memecoins (speculative mechanics) - cool fintech ideas which failed due to banking/regulations (eg. neobanks) and ofc, picks & shovels around this biggest bet: post ai, speculation and trading as a way to show conviction on anything socially will increasingly rise and crypto is the de-facto rails for any new markets 14) and yess, memecoins (internet culture coins) will come back extra-ordinarily as macro moves and capital rotates from ai it'll bring interest back to crypto and once again, sidelined VCs will be salty i still remain cautiously optimistic on broader crypto and p optimistic on crypto as 'anything market' rails 🫡

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  DanialRH7 (@DanialRH_7) reported 28 minutes ago

  @FF_V12 @coinbase broo wtf 😭

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  donny (@itsdonnyok) reported 30 minutes ago

  @OrdinalsPoker The new Coinbase phone support hold track

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  Base.Build.eth 🟦 (@Anilbhai9999) reported 31 minutes ago

  @CryptoLakhan In my coinbase wallet this page didn’t working It’s not adject manage your verification