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  AI News (@ainewsusa) reported 1 minute ago

  📌 The details: Cloudflare and AWS both implemented x402 stablecoin micropayments at their edge networks within two weeks. The open protocol under the Linux Foundation revives HTTP 402 for agent-to-service payments with sub-cent transaction costs. Coinbase reports 169 million transactions in year one. Enterprise tax and invoicing gaps remain unresolved. By Steef-Jan Wiggers

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  Kaff 📊 (@Kaffchad) reported 4 minutes ago

  $HYPE remains my biggest bag this cycle, not selling a cent into the recent local top. – crossed $1.15B cumulative protocol revenue – annualized run rate around $828M – daily fees running $1-2M on a normal day – 30d fees at $65.9M – doing 22x GMX and ~189x dYdX on the same 30d basis Break down where it's all coming from tho, cause people think it's just perp fees. – native perp trading fees (the main engine, still the fat majority) – HIP-3 permissionless markets, already ~10% of total protocol revenue – HIP-4 – spot fees – liquidation fees feeding the insurance side – HLP trading and market-making revenue – USDC collateral yield with Coinbase as the official treasury deployer It's not one revenue stream propping up the whole thing, you've got 6 lines all growing at once. Everyone knows 99% of that revenue gets routed straight into buying HYPE off the open market, nearly every day, sometimes multiple buys a day depending on volume. So far, 46.8M+ HYPE has been burned, worth $3.2B, cutting circulating supply by ~4.6%. Volume and revenue keep finding new legs because HIP-3 keeps adding new markets (silver, oil, equities perps even), and now HIP-4 adds another revenue line that didn't even exist a few months ago. 40% of daily active users already trade through third-party frontends, so builder code distribution is another revenue-adjacent lane. Volume comes in, fees get charged, and HYPE gets burned every day. $HYPE is the bet on perp fees + spot fees + auction demand + builder distribution + EVM gas burn + collateral yield + HIP-3/HIP-4 market expansion. @HyperliquidX built a machine where every trade on the platform quietly becomes a buy order for its own token. It's been running without needing anyone's permission to keep going.

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  Y3Ti 🦄 (@YETI_BHC) reported 5 minutes ago

  @avaxjesus @rbthreek The issue is that nobody cares about a Brian coin lol Base already tried this with Zora. Nobody cares about tokenized Coinbase employees. $Ansem doesn’t work because he’s just some rich crypto guy. It works because he has shown that he’s willing to push it as far as it can go.

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  obio (@hosein_obio) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseDuck Personally I’ve never seen Coinbase choose the wrong path and continue down it

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  MEZTech 𐤊 (@MEZ_tech) reported 7 minutes ago

  Concept for a kaspa:native covenant/token I'm interested in deploying. Might we incentivize solo mining via provisioning a native KRC-20 token to solo miners? Miner hits a block -> Indexer validates coinbase payout address against blacklist (known mining pools) -> batch allowed token payouts (to solo miners) offchain -> batch send to miner addresses (daily). Several things to work out: -Classification of pools vs solo miner activity based on easily accessible onchain data. -Rather than relying on a live indexer, can we (more cheaply) simply pull the coinbase data during the daily batch payout? Seems to me such a token has the potential trade at a meaningful value (especially if launched fairly), giving a strong incentive to solo mine. This is also a way for the network to implicitly voice their opinion about the manner in which they want #Kaspa to operate (want solo mining to thrive? Then support the token that incentivizes it). A stag hunt. I don't "own" this idea in any way; take it and run with it if you've got the time.

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  Global Smart (@GlobalSmart_T) reported 7 minutes ago

  @solidintel_x Luxembourg again. Coinbase, Bitstamp, now Ripple. EU’s Delaware is working overtime.

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  drumr_ (@volpeLP) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Crypto_TownHall @Jamieminer Satoshi embedded that tiny tiny data in the form of the news article through the coinbase of the transaction as a timestamp to prove that the genesis block wasn't created before that date. You don't know wtf you're talking about.

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  ๒ครє๓єภt ๔ฬєllєг🐂 🀄️ (@letsbetonitt) reported 18 minutes ago

  How did this garbage get on coinbase before $ansem @blknoiz06 I'm literally crying real tears

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  cricketstrom (@cricketstrom) reported 19 minutes ago

  @realcryptomoses long term it's a big deal, regulated access to 30 countries for payments is not small. coinbase, kraken and nexo already there but ripple adding the payments angle is a different layer. good news for xrp holders

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 20 minutes ago

  The HTTP 402 status code was reserved in 1991. It sat dormant for 34 years. No browser implemented it. No server used it. It was a placeholder in a specification that nobody needed. In 2025, Coinbase revived it. By 2026, x402 has processed 165 million transactions across 69,000 agents. $50 million in cumulative volume. A 34-year-old specification just became the payment layer for machine commerce. The infrastructure was always there. Nobody needed it until machines started buying things. This is how every paradigm shift works. The technology exists for decades. Then one day, the use case appears, and everyone pretends they saw it coming. The internet protocol was specified in 1974. The first website launched in 1991. The web became mainstream in 1995. The protocol waited 17 years for the application. Bluetooth was developed in 1989. It became ubiquitous with wireless headphones in 2016. 27 years from specification to mainstream adoption. GPS was launched in 1978. It became a consumer product with the iPhone in 2007. 29 years. x402 waited 34 years. Then AI agents appeared, and suddenly a dormant HTTP status code became the foundation of machine commerce. The lesson: the most important infrastructure of the next decade may already exist in a specification document somewhere. Waiting for the application that makes it necessary. If you are looking for the next paradigm shift, do not look at new technology. Look at old technology that nobody has found a use for yet.

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  alphaoutcast (@MZDSidhu) reported 22 minutes ago

  AI agents are starting to become actual users of the internet. @apify now supports x402 with Coinbase, giving AI agents access to 20,000+ tools and datasets that they can pay for natively on Base using USDC. No API keys. No account setup. No human sitting behind the keyboard. An agent can discover a tool, pay for it onchain, pull data from sources like X, Amazon, Google Maps, or Instagram, and continue its workflow autonomously. This feels like a meaningful step forward. Payments are becoming programmable, and $BASE is quietly positioning itself as the infrastructure layer that lets AI agents interact with online services as economic participants, not just chatbots. That's a much bigger shift than most people realize.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 22 minutes ago

  x402 on base has 167m settled transactions and $28k/day in real commerce. 50% of activity is gamified volume from PING minting. the signal buried in the noise: transactions above $1 now represent 95% of value transferred, up from 49% in early 2025. agents are paying for real services. cloudflare opened its monetization gateway waitlist july 1, letting any resource behind its edge network charge AI agents per-access via x402 stablecoin payments. cloudflare routes 20%+ of global web traffic. x402 foundation governance has coinbase, cloudflare, and AWS as founding members with base listed as default settlement chain. if daily commerce volume doesn't cross $100k by Q4 2026, the infrastructure was built for nobody. if it crosses $500k, base captured the agent settlement layer before anyone else realized it was the game

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  Amanda & Michael (@CrazyWorldTimez) reported 28 minutes ago

  @dominic_w So freaking excited for an 100% on-chain and full ran by ICP dex to do trading. Can't trust anyone anywhere to do trading because who knows the day you wake up and all those exchanges and etc shut down or got hacked! But not ICP! Tamper proof and unstoppable! All the reasons everyone should trade on and use a fully on-chain ICP dex. Hopefully we can have a couple stablecoins integrated to trade/sell/buy with and we can do real trading and shorting and longing. Imagine the cycles being burnt if even 10% of what these exchanges like coinbase and binance have circulating inside their hackable systems that turn off trading when ever they get scared or want too. Icp is the game changer for freedom and for crpyto! A bridgless dex type exchange is what we need to get everyone to send their money where it won't be hacked and where the internet cant ve turned off!

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  Dr. Keiser 🇩🇪 (@KarlWagenknecht) reported 29 minutes ago

  @cryptorover Dear Brian, I don’t think the Clarity Act will go through. And that’s entirely your fault. If you hadn’t put your foot down in January, there would have been more time to discuss the matter properly. I hope that all Coinbase customers realise this and draw their own conclusions.

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  AcroCrypto (@AcroCrypto) reported 32 minutes ago

  @base About the @baseapp on Web, can you add a way to sign in with wallet ? the only option is @Coinbase account 👀