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  MrPetrosN (@MrPetrosN) reported 7 seconds ago

  @tednotlasso @J0se Wild how fast Coinbase reacts when you go public. Jan 2024: I sent USDT on Optimism to my Coinbase deposit address. Their own wallet funded it with ETH for gas, then swept the full amount 2 minutes later into “Coinbase 11”: 0xc8373edfad6d5c5f600b6b2507f78431c5271ff5 That wallet is active and holds hundreds of millions. Yet Coinbase claims they “have no access” and can’t return my funds. I waited two years in good faith. The moment I escalated, they banned my account…

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  ₿itcoin ₿ombadil (@BitcoinBombadil) reported 7 minutes ago

  @dotkrueger Learn the difference between the 2-100 byte sized script sig field in the special coinbase tx of every block @LarInvests and stuffing large blobs of DickButt data in Op_code fields to bloat blocks with bullshit

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  chenti (@_Chenti_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @0xcarlisle @TheCryptoNexus Coinbase has been trying to onboard more normies into a crypto-centric product versus Robinhood, who caters to normies. Robinhood has the ability to just service a DeFi mullet where no user cares what's behind the scenes.

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  Shyft (@Shyft_Finance) reported 11 minutes ago

  Weekly Crypto Signals: Tokenized finance is moving from access to scale. 🔹 Circle received final U.S. approval to launch a federally regulated trust bank, giving it direct control over the reserves backing its $73B USDC stablecoin and opening the door to institutional custody services. 🔹 BlackRock, Google, Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase and more than 140 companies are now backing Open USD, a new stablecoin network designed to share reserve earnings across participants instead of concentrating them with a single issuer. 🔹 SpaceX’s tokenized IPO drove a record $3.86B in tokenized equity trading in June, showing that private market access is quickly becoming one of crypto’s fastest-growing use cases.

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  𝑰𝒏𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒅𝒊𝒃𝒍𝒆_𝑺𝒖𝒎𝒎𝒆𝒓🪔 (@OnlyOneSummerr) reported 13 minutes ago

  Been digging into @jumperapp , the cross chain swap tool built by LI. FI, and found a couple things worth sharing before you go look it up yourself. First, if you search "Jumper token" on some trackers, you'll find a JUMPER contract that looks legit with real holders, price chart, etc. It's a copycat! the actual Jumper Exchange doesn't have an official token yet, just a points/missions campaign that might lead to one eventually, just don't get caught buying the wrong thing. Second thing, and this is the part that actually matters. LI .FI has been audited multiple times by solid firms, real names, real reputations. but then...they still got exploited for $11.6M back in July 2024. attackers found a gap in a newly deployed contract that lacked proper validation, and what makes it worse is a very similar bug caused a $600k loss back in 2022, same root issue but two years apart. To be clear, this isn't a "Jumper is a scam or bad project" post, It is firmly backed by real investors like Coinbase Ventures and Circle, and it's got real usage of product. This post is a solid reminder that "audited" isn't the same as "risk-free," especially the moment new code gets deployed. if you're using cross chain aggregators like this, it is advisable you revoke infinite approvals when you're not actively using them. Out of curiosity, should protocols be forced to re-audit every single contract update before it goes live, even small ones? or is that just not realistic given how fast this space moves?

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  Harb (@Harb07950864) reported 21 minutes ago

  Germany (via Saxony’s state police/BKA) sold 49,858 BTC, seized from the operators of the PIRACY site movie2k, between June 19 and July 12, 2024. Average sale price was ~$57,900/BTC, netting roughly $2.89 billion. What happened to the money: This wasn’t a strategic reserve decision — it was a forced liquidation. German law requires seized criminal assets prone to volatility to be sold promptly to prevent further loss exposure, so the BKA/Saxon prosecutors routed the coins through five exchanges (Kraken, Bitstamp, Coinbase, Cumberland, Flow Traders) to sell fast. The proceeds went into the state treasury tied to the ongoing criminal case (the movie2k prosecution in Leipzig), not into any Bitcoin reserve or investment vehicle. Germany’s government wallet now holds Zero BTC (not interested) #Bitcoin

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  Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported 25 minutes ago

  @cfxWalk91 I read about losing access to your Coinbase account after losing your email and phone number. In my experience, the critical question is often whether control of the assets can still be re-established, not just access to the account.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Rivera8Tristan top 5 x402 facilitators based on recent activity: 1. coinbase via USDC — 169M payments in first year, 590k buyers, 100k sellers 2. blockrun — drives 80%+ of x402 transactions, massive volume growth on base 3. meridian — launched x402 inference system, integrated payment rails for robinhood chain, cross-chain agent transactions 4. naven network — naven workspace for deploying AI agents, native x402 runtime support with $USDG funding 5. rlusd — integrating x402 with XRP ledger and RLUSD stablecoin for autonomous agent payments

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  Philip (@0zkphilip) reported 28 minutes ago

  @TheDesertLynx True. Another problem is that people outside crypto don't even know what sats are, even if they hold btc on coinbase.

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  Caesar Capital (@CaesarCapitalz) reported 28 minutes ago

  Believe it or not, crypto will be back! $BTC is down ~50%, $ETH is down ~60%, and most altcoins are down 90%+. $MSTR is down 80% from ATH. Coinbase $COIN, once one of my largest positions (if not the largest), is down more than 60% from ATH, showing a shift in sentiment across the industry. I bought COIN in summer 2021 after its IPO. I was up 50% at one point at the end of 2021, and just like that, the crypto bear market started and everything collapsed. I averaged down during the crypto winter, bringing my average down to $75.58. My last $COIN buy was in the $60s in 2023. I sold almost half of my position between $260 and $380 from December 2024 to December 2025. I believe we are now seeing a bottom forming, and a bounce will come sooner or later!

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  Graham (@Graham_Tonkin) reported 31 minutes ago

  @armaniferrante @TrustlessState Used @krakenfx for about a decade, but switched over to coinbase for their attractive btc backed rewards card. Not so nice to get CTAs to gamble when I log in to check a credit card statement monthly tho.

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  alphaoutcast (@MZDSidhu) reported 32 minutes ago

  B20 just went live and people are still sleeping on what the next 90 days on @base actually look like. So what's the next chapter for Base? 👀 A lot of eyes are now turning toward Base Cobalt, currently expected around September 2026. What Cobalt actually means for the chain: Major protocol upgrades complete not incremental patches. The kind of foundational work that you do before you introduce a token because you need the infrastructure to actually hold the weight of what comes after. B20 functions get improved. The new token standard that just launched gets refined based on real usage data from the weeks between now and then. Network decentralization takes another step forward. The sequencer conversation that the outage made impossible to ignore gets addressed at the architecture level. and then. The chain is ready for $BASE. Not speculating on that last part. That's the logical endpoint of everything pointing in the same direction. You don't build B20. You don't push Cobalt. You don't improve decentralization on a timeline unless you're preparing for something that requires all of those things to be in place first. The roadmap is telling the story. Base has $4B+ TVL. 235M+ wallets. One of the most active L2 ecosystems in the space. Coinbase distribution that no other chain can replicate. Cobalt is the last piece before it all comes together. September is closer than it feels. Are you positioned?

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  bak (@copiumfueled) reported 33 minutes ago

  David Sacks explains why every enterprise wants off the closed models, and almost none of them can actually leave. "Enterprise CTOs would like to shift their token consumption to cheaper models for the obvious reason that that would be more efficient, and they are seeing their token cost is skyrocketing right now. So everyone's trying to figure out how do we put the brakes on this or at least control it, make sure we're getting ROI." On sovereignty: "You also have the AI sovereignty issue that we discussed last week that Alex Karp talked about, where they're worried about giving up the secret sauce or the alpha in their business to a frontier lab that may one day be competing with them. So there's no question that enterprises would like to diversify. They would like to get off of these frontier models when they can." But most of them can't. "The problem is I think in most cases they don't have the technical ability to do it. Coinbase figured out how to do it, Door Dash figured out how to do it, which is to say they built a token routing system, a layer of middleware that allows them to send frontier tasks to frontier models and non-frontier tasks to more mundane models. But I don't think your average enterprise has the technical capability to do that. So this is a case of the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. They are willing, they would like to diversify off of these closed models, but they are unable to do it." "This is why the share of wallet of closed models actually increased. I think that open source went from 19% last year to 11% this year. So open source as a share of enterprise spending is actually decreasing." Sacks was careful to separate spend from usage: "Now I don't think that means that usage is decreasing. I think usage is skyrocketing in both these categories. It also may be the case that because the whole point of using an open model is you just pay for the compute cost, you don't have to pay a lab, it's hard to measure that usage in terms of spend." "Anyone who's saying that these closed models are gonna lose or are somehow losing, you're just not seeing it in the data. The revenue is skyrocketing. The most you can say is that enterprises that are technically capable would like to gravitate towards hybrid architectures, but it is just phenomenally convenient to go with the frontier labs, and that's why their revenue is skyrocketing." @theallinpod

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  born2baghold 🌎 (@born2baghold) reported 33 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase is dog **** exchange that gives your personal info to indian scammers

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  x (@rhodeschord) reported 36 minutes ago

  guy who works at coinbase talkin **** about david rudnick. come on bro