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  Blaqmaize (@blaq_maiz) reported 4 minutes ago

  @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport @base My outgoing transaction has been paused for more than a month now and I have wrote to the customer service to help verify it last week and I was told it will be done in 10 days time, but it's still not going through, what's happening?

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  🧊 ICE **** 🧊 (@MaxiHielo) reported 5 minutes ago

  @SalsaTekila coinbase support froze their accounts way more coins to be sold

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  adrian defi (@0xadriandefi) reported 7 minutes ago

  bitcoin:native looks ignored, oversold, and unloved right now. So I'm buying. Slowly, not heroically. The plan: another 20% of my stables deployed here, split across a spot and a futures position. 60% still in reserve, deployed with limit orders around $60k and into the 50s. No rush to win the knife-catching Olympics. Why now? bitcoin:native is back in its fair value zone and oversold on the RSI. Fear & Greed sits in extreme fear. Sentiment is ugly, social interest is dead, and crypto natives are rotating into the AI trade. That's typically when this market gets interesting again. Not comfortable but very interesting. But interesting isn't a bottom. I don't expect a clean February-style V-bounce. This looks like the slow phase, where sellers get exhausted over time. Less violent capitulation candle, more everyone quietly losing interest and going outside. My levels: $60k gets tested, downside zone is roughly $50 - 55k. That deeper move needs a real panic trigger, and the obvious one is Saylor selling more BTC. Not my base case, but we're in uncharted territory, so respect the risk. Four signals sharpen the thesis. All four say the same thing: money is leaving bitcoin:native for stocks, AI, and robotics. 1. STRC below $100. Strategy's preferred stock pays an ~11.5% yield and is built to hold near par. It's in the mid-90s. Harder to raise fresh money to buy BTC. Early doom-loop worry. 2. MSTR's premium compressing. It used to trade at 2x+ the Bitcoin it holds. Now it's near 1.2x and slipping. Below 1x the stock is worth less than its own BTC. Deep pessimism, historically closer to a bottom than a top. 3. Bitcoin ETF outflows. Billions leaving in multi-week streaks after a long run of inflows. The bid that carried this market is stepping back. 4. Negative Coinbase premium. BTC trading cheaper on Coinbase than global venues means US demand is soft. It's been persistently negative. The serious money isn't chasing here. Put it together and it rhymes with 2022. Back then the June capitulation was a fantastic entry. bitcoin:native and alts still broke lower in Q4, but allocating with a longer horizon worked. A good entry can come well before the final low. Zoom out. In a few months TradFi cools off after the IPO and AI rush, and people start asking where fresh capital goes once everything else has already run. And there's Bitcoin. Beaten down, ignored, setting up for the next four-year cycle. For now: patience, limit orders, and enough dry powder to stay rational. That's why I'm scaling, not aping.

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  Donnie (@Psychronic1) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CryptosR_Us @coinbase No Jamie, it’s you who is full of ****🤔

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  Marius 👁️⚡🌱 (@MariusSm1th) reported 10 minutes ago

  Someone my gf met today said, that the ceo of coinbase told his friend, that he thinks this year will give the best buying opportunity in the next few years for crypto. He said we will go down quite a lot, but the rebound will be even stronger Seems like he believes his friend as he wants to buy 30-50 btc this year! 👀

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  Inna Insider (@incontact2012) reported 11 minutes ago

  A Brazilian children's game developer made $128 million in crypto. Completely legal and ethical. The DexScreener Success Story A few numbers: - $128.52 million cumulative revenue (91.6% from Solana) - $1 million+ per week at the peak in 2024 - $50,000 per day now - 1.5 million traders enter every month - only one small seed round from friends and former colleagues CEO - Andrea Diegues, Brazilian. From 2004 to 2014, he ran Brazil's largest website for free Flash games for teenagers. He sold it in 2014 and went into crypto. And he brought with him a playbook of gaming websites from the 2000s. Click Jogos made money simply. Players paid nothing. Game developers pay for top-level listings ("featured"), plus in-game ads. No monetization from players. A sustainable B2B2C model, but without exponential growth. Substitute "trader" for "player," "memcoin" for "adobe flash game," and "Trending" for "featured"—you get DexScreener and nine lifechange figures. With one caveat. When Dexscreener entered the market, it was already controlled by their counterpart, Dextools (remember those?). But Andrea and his team destroyed their competitor in six months with the perfect vampire attack: - dextools required holding the $dext token to use all its features, while dexscreener was COMPLETELY free for users (projects and advertising paid for them). - dexscreener integrated Solana a few weeks earlier, and that was enough for traders to completely switch to the new platform (the same thing happened with base). - DS had a convenient and fast mobile platform versus Tools's clunky one. - New trading pairs loaded in seconds on DS, while Tools took up to 2 minutes. They won't tell you this in an MBA, but this is how real big money is made FAST. DexScreener was also attacked. CoinGecko was also developing GeckoTerminal as a "data tool" with a large number of networks and analytics. But no one uses them because the meme audience is closer to Flash gamers than to quants analyzing charts. Andrea built a casual game with a lifetime user delay so that no one could ever dethrone him. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY: DS managed to create a benchmark for memes. Paying DS = legitimacy. You can't launch a trusted memecoin without paying DS. MoneyPrinter. *In February 2025, Coinbase head of product Conor Grogan publicly released a major exposé on DexScreener (writing the obvious, stating that only scammers buy boosts there). There was no response. **No office, no publicity, no interaction with the media or Twitter.

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  Edward LΞΞ (@edkeonl) reported 11 minutes ago

  Pre-IPO perps are live on @coinbase . Starting with @SpaceX . The old system for pre-IPO exposure was broken. Gated. Friction everywhere. Built for insiders. Private company exposure used to mean knowing the right people. Not anymore. 24/7. USDC-settled. No expiry. For eligible users globally

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  Z (@bobbyecht) reported 15 minutes ago

  @coinbase Can we get a new way to contact actual human customer support when the app locks people out of their funds? That would be real control.

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  Gio 🕊👑 (@Georgep61620629) reported 15 minutes ago

  @coinbase Coinbase is throwing hype.. business is slow. They just had a lay off

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  The Gambler (@propheticbliss) reported 16 minutes ago

  @ExodusAssist @exodus Yes. I contacted Coinbase. They confirmed it on the blockchain and supplied me with the info to show the support staff. It’s the turn around time to get this done is what is frustrating.

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  Blaqmaize (@blaq_maiz) reported 21 minutes ago

  @coinbase My outgoing transaction has been paused for more than a month now and I have wrote to the customer service to help verify it last week and I was told it will be done in 10 days time, but it's still not going through, what's happening?

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Salarafgde down 93% from $1.52 ATH in april 2024 no buyback or burn mechanisms in the data. no unlocks flagged either but june 3 saw highest new wallet creation in 3+ months during the dip. network growth spiking while price bottomed suggests new money coming in coinbase partnership launches june 10, they're buying ENA open market and building products on top. base integration live. that's new since december when fundamentals were thinner the fall from ATH is typical post-launch correction. the recent spike in wallets + coinbase entering could shift the setup

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  Nico (@E0_DS0_Omega) reported 22 minutes ago

  @MorePerfectUS she killed a $15 wage for working ppl in 2021. coinbase gave her nearly 10k while she was still in office and now she's their advisor. revolving door just open

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  SonOfaRichard (@heythereRich) reported 25 minutes ago

  Where Did All Coinbase’s XRP Go? Most likely: Coinbase Prime institutional custody restructuring, not retail outflows, although a lot of people were pissed at Brian Armstrong over the last several months. The reduction from 970M XRP across 60 cold wallets down to 165M in 10 wallets is likely institutional outflows, possibly via Coinbase’s partnership connected with BlackRock’s Aladdin platform, redirecting XRP to liquidity corridors, ETFs, or trust structures.  Coinbase Custody and Prime together support 420+ assets for institutional cold-storage custody.  $XRP moving off the exchange’s visible on-chain wallets into Prime custody structures wouldn’t show up as publicly trackable reserves. it disappears from the rich list but doesn’t leave Coinbase’s ecosystem. institutions taking self-custody through Prime is the most likely explanation, not Coinbase selling or abandoning XRP. More supply is getting ******* long term.

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  🦉cvotrades🦉 (@cvotrades) reported 28 minutes ago

  @ImTrizzy Def some capitulation FUD headline loading. Maybe Coinbase goes down or gets hacked