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  Eric Skavinski (@eric_skavinski) reported 5 minutes ago

  BITO is down ~13% since its October 2021 launch. Bitcoin is up over the same period. This gap is due to the roll. BITO holds front-month CME futures, not spot Bitcoin. Every month it sells the expiring contract and buys the next one. In contango that's sell low, buy high, repeat. Let's call it 4-8% annual drag on top of a 0.95% expense ratio. IBIT holds spot BTC at 0.25% and tracks within a fraction of a percent. And that ~70% "yield" on BITO: Bitcoin generates no income. Those distributions are the fund handing back its own realized futures gains, taxed as ordinary income whether you sell or not. Holding longer than a few weeks? IBIT. Trading options? IBIT. $27.6B open interest in April (larger than Deribit), position limits now 1M contracts, same tier as SPY.🫠 BITO only if your platform blocks 1933 Act trusts, or you're flat within days. One caveat I found. Coinbase custodies IBIT, same as most spot ETFs. I would not worry about this personally. Concentration risk is real, as always. Size accordingly.

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  Lils🍀 (@Base11210) reported 6 minutes ago

  @1CrypticPoet @LexanderOfX Yes, he's the CEO of Coinbase. Every action has repercussions, and on memecoins, it's a hundredfold. I think he wanted to show something regarding Robinoohd, and that was a good thing in my opinion. But what followed, and especially the lack of communication beforehand, I think he removed that photo without realizing it would lead to all this. And that's the problem: he should communicate more.

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  hal2001.hl (@hal2001) reported 6 minutes ago

  @lzminsky @Kalshi Coinbase is trying to be the “everything exchange”. Kalshi literally means “everything”. Hyperliquid is the “house of all finance”. Robinhood doesn’t have a tag line yet, but is clearly doing this. They are all the same thing (and are kinda what DeFi tried to do, but this is the mainstream version). But there are differences in strategy. COIN, HOOD and Kalshi are trying to own the customer and go vertical. HYPE is not—they are a global liquidity layer. I’ve been thinking about a lot—both are good strategies. Will be fun to watch.

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  XRP ARK (@PEPEAPUFWOG) reported 10 minutes ago

  @RepBryanSteil @MorningsMaria I think, american investor just like coinbase, kraken, & many other why not start move to japan? When senate debate, they already pass rule for crypti, they use blockchain, they give tax cut. When america still think what is crypto? So change your support together support japan.

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  CC鱼 (@shivamm17131668) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Aptos @coinbase Im already working on making Org platform looking better so this Will help me

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  Grey Ledger (@Airdrops_one) reported 13 minutes ago

  @what3verman @brian_armstrong @coinbase sending supply to his wallet does not make it his project - but you can't fix stupid.

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  Big Brain Time 👑⛏ (@TheMiningEdge) reported 14 minutes ago

  @iruletrenches @base well coinbase has the worst support ever so what did you expect..

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  Cryptonium (@2zM00N) reported 17 minutes ago

  @coinbase Hey @CoinbaseSupport why did this pop up on my feed? There are literally THOUSANDS of human beings who have requested for support of the grassroots, community funded, fairly launched digital asset known as K A S P A. We’ve asked for YEARS! If CoinBase cannot support the decentralized Layer 1 that was designed with the very ethos that crypto was established on, then I can’t see myself or any true cypherpunk supporting CB for much longer.

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  The Cabal (@TheBasedCabal) reported 18 minutes ago

  Coinbase pumps and dumps $50M dollar coins with zero issues but as soon as you launch your own memecoin that barely makes it to $10k MC, base & co going to block you and regulate you and call your coin a scam.

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  Margiela Capital🪶 (@MargielaCapital) reported 18 minutes ago

  Simply put, Coinbase and Base are ******. Nothing will change unless they delete the bloat and go private. Coinbase going public was the worst thing they could have done. I don’t see anything changing unless they go private, remove the bloat, and find a direction that positively impacts users. Otherwise they’re corporate slop until otherwise. A shame bc I loved $COIN. Jesse ******* sucks, Brian is a yes man cuck, and the rest of the team are directionless losers. Adding @cobie is a short term solution to a long term problem. Sayonara Coinbase until further notice That’s the truth. If you disagree, pls reply and explain why

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  Spoily (@SpoiledBySpoily) reported 19 minutes ago

  3 / Scam Number three, the CURRENT ONE (they tried probably way more, but these are the ones people actually lost money on) 2 Days ago, the old kittehcoin x acc still promoted the old BNB (from the first thrad attachment) coin & had their entire "oFiciAL" website in the RED/YELLO BNB scheme Now they RELAUNCHED another SCAM on COINBASE, because they saw we picked up one of the oldest KITTEHCOIN on BASE, and done a proper CTO *First Picture shows the first hour of the chart, before they posted and promoted the ca, they probably They migrated their account to a "base scheme" blue, and cant even speak proper english I advice you to NOT buy this scam ca, and if you like the MEOW/KITTEHCOIN lore to support the only community backed coin. (you find the community ca in the tweet below) Check the chart and the details of this SCAM (again DONT TOUCH THIS) 0xb200000000000000000000b8d3746d2e56596578

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  Lior Messika (@lior_eth) reported 21 minutes ago

  @deanwball Hey Dean. Claiming that open-weight models are ungovernable and inherently decel seems inaccurate, or at least unsupported by current evidence. Some thoughts: 1. Kimi K3 is not evidence that open weights stop AI progress. Quite the contrary. At most, it is evidence that the unit economics of closed AI systems are broken. Your logic is that open weights reduce proprietary model rents, thereby reducing capex and in turn, investment in frontier development. You equate AI capex with output, but it is really just another input, and not the only one. 2. Open weights commoditize the model layer but wildly accelerate the layers above and below it. Your argument is that models are unique snowflakes, while the reality points to them behaving much more like cheap, programmable goods. The breadth of possible use cases is orders of magnitude greater with open-weight models than with their closed-source counterparts. Market dynamics continue to push the price of intelligence down rather than up, not some ominous China conspiracy. You are right to point out the lost margin at the model layer, but this is value migration, not value destruction. 3. Lower model prices increase total compute spending. A lower cost of intelligence means higher demand for compute at a global scale. Cheaper compute means more aggregate computation. Jevons effect is in full effect here (pun intended), and this trend is discernible across enterprises like Coinbase and others that have massively increased their token consumption while lowering costs. 4. Competition is good! If anything, your most prominent argument is itself decelerationist and not in line with the last 12 months of data, or with capitalist markets more broadly. Open models increase the floor of capabilities without requiring everyone to pass through your company to access them. Competition between open and closed models turns the reward for building closed models into a much simpler equation: maintain a genuine lead in capability, or lose your edge (and your margins). 5. Most importantly, open weights create distributed and decentralized innovation. This is the most accelerationist premise in the entire argument. AI accelerates without needing to adhere to OpenAI’s agenda, Anthropic’s, DeepMind’s, or anyone else’s. Open-weight models incentivize new methodologies and experiments across post-training, quantization, deployment across different hardware stacks, and much more. This is the definition of accelerationism. 6. Open-weight model builders can still monetize. This is the antithesis of “AI communism.” They can ship valuable products and services like as premium agents, post-training frameworks, and RL environments, while reselling compute at a margin (essentially the same business model as the closed labs). Open weights are only decel if you define AI progress as the amount of capital invested in closed American model companies. In reality, they lower the unit cost of intelligence, expand demand, distribute experimentation across thousands (and soon millions) of actors, create more inference and infrastructure investment, and force frontier labs to keep advancing rather than relying on regulatory or distribution capture. I respect you, and you are undoubtedly more qualified than most to opine on this. Your biases are informed by your role and the company you represent, and there is inherently nothing wrong with that. You argue that open weights stifle innovation and progress, but most of the evidence points to the contrary. More than happy to be proven wrong on any of these claims and to engage in a deeper debate on the topic!

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  OHT (@_OHT_) reported 22 minutes ago

  The fact that @brian_armstrong/@base are so out of touch with their clients is laughable. Coinbase is a $40B+ company that’s about to lose their lunch to every competitor because they genuinely don’t understand/don’t give a **** about the average crypto holder.

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  α𝗄𝗋 (@akrWeb3) reported 24 minutes ago

  Everyone gets serious about security after something goes wrong. By then it's already too late. Companies like Google and Coinbase are already talking about the quantum threat, yet most people in crypto barely mention it. That's why I've been keeping an eye on @quipnetwork. They're building a way to add post quantum protection to existing wallets without asking users to migrate funds or change how they use them. Maybe we won't need it anytime soon. But I'd rather see the protection ready before the problem arrives.

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  Alex Goliwitz base.eth 🟦 (@dar_osmanov) reported 29 minutes ago

  base:0xb2000000000000000000007bf6d5cbb0e24cb301 isn’t dead. It’s at a crossroads. Everyone is focused on the chart, but the real question isn’t where the price is today. The real question is whether this becomes Base’s culture coin or another forgotten meme. The biggest difference with base:0xb2000000000000000000007bf6d5cbb0e24cb301 has never been the market cap. It’s the connection to Brian Armstrong himself. For years, the Coinbase CEO stayed away from memecoins. Then, suddenly, the community had his attention. That alone made people look at $BRIAN differently. Now sentiment is weak. Many traders have left after the volatility. Some call it over. But this is exactly when the market decides whether a project has a second chapter. If Brian continues embracing the meme, if the Base community keeps building around it, and if Coinbase keeps pushing onchain adoption, $BRIAN still has room to surprise people. Every successful culture coin looked impossible after its first major correction. Base is still searching for a token that represents its identity. Every major ecosystem eventually had one. The question is whether $BRIAN earns that place through its community instead of hype alone. There are already thousands of holders who haven’t given up. They’re not here because of yesterday’s candle. They’re here because they believe the story isn’t finished. Will $BRIAN definitely reach a new all-time high? Nobody knows. But writing it off completely while the narrative is still alive could be just as big a mistake as buying the top out of FOMO. The next move won’t be decided by charts alone. It will be decided by community, attention, and whether Base chooses to lean into the culture that’s forming around it. Sometimes the biggest opportunities appear right after everyone stops believing. Time will tell whether $BRIAN becomes another forgotten meme… or the culture coin that Base was always missing. $BRIAN $Base $Airdrop