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  Randy Chavez ⭕ (@RealRandyChavez) reported 35 seconds ago

  There are two main differences between people who buy for short term investing time horizons and people who buy for long term time horizons. 1. Fudder vs patient person who dollar cost averages. A fudder who has never invested before and has never seen their investment go down will complain at every turn. An experienced investor knows the power of patience. 1. Education. Where some this past bear market wanted @veve_official to spend their money on exchanges and to not spend any resources on new licenses. Their line of thinking was "the collectible i bought is down. Why bring even more collectibles in the ecosystem to dilute the market?" Sure a coinbase listing would have pumped the $OMI token for a short time but in a bear market it would have just dumped right back down. Fundamentally the better thing to do was build the base outwards by getting more licenses. This is pumpanentals vs fundamentals and fundamentals has clearly won. But didn't VeVe already have the lead in licenses? Why grab more at a time when the company is already losing money? Long term investors want companies to invest aggressively when they can, forego short-term profitability, and capitalize on massive opportunities. In an episode of Jimmy Neutron, Hugh is heard talking about money where he says "If I give him more, I have less." The same principle applies here. If VeVe passed on any of the licenses they got the past few years, competition would have gotten them. A consequence of that is that VeVe winning the decade and has a multi year lead on the licensed digital collectible game! Now with the release of their @VeVe_tg they have dropped their 1st very own IP in VeVenaut! Who knows where else he appears! All of this and $OMI is STILL at a really great entry price. So much so that I'll have a small anouncement involving OMI soon!

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  Jee (@JeeAle0) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ericrichy @coinbase **** canada If you want to be taxe all you bag go to coinbase

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  SOUL COIN US LLC (@SoulDripCoffee) reported 6 minutes ago

  When the CEO of JPMorgan Chase goes on national TV and calls the Coinbase CEO “full of ****,” you know legacy finance is rattled. JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon recently unloaded on Brian Armstrong amid the fight over the CLARITY Act the bill pushing regulatory clarity for crypto, stablecoins, and digital assets. For flippers and speculators, it’s just drama. For builders like me operating Soul Coin on the XRPL with real-world utility in coffee, honey, beekeeping, and farmer tokenization it’s validation: we’re making real progress, and the incumbents feel the heat.

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  Avery Herrin (@AveryHerrin) reported 10 minutes ago

  @coinbase I’m closing my account. Worst customer service I have ever experienced

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  SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported 12 minutes ago

  @playgroundtj I can help recover the ETH lost in that Coinbase batching routing error. These misallocated exchange distributions and uncredited multi-send movements leave permanent blockchain signatures that can be exploited. Share the (TxID)/proof so we can begin the recovery.

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  jon (@HorshShit25) reported 13 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @coinbase Oh, **** coinbase!! That DEI bullshit is how they scam peoples money. I had $1400 in bitcoin in 2019 from my Pro account and transfer to my wallet. It never appeared. They dont have customer service to resolve technical issue. I lost money in coinbase. **** COINBASE!!

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  Brandon Carl (@brandonjcarl) reported 15 minutes ago

  You have to have a thick skin if you're making out-of-consensus calls. You have to simultaneously be fully open to being wrong while maintaining conviction on what the data tells you. It's hard. I'll share a number of stories here. I hope it's helpful to you. My approach has always been to let the data or the principles do the talking. Nonetheless, I've had people call me an idiot, low IQ, scream at me and say they're wasting their time. 2007. I spent a lot of time with Fannie and Freddie's financial statements. I worked in rate derivatives and watched subprime CDX. It seemed evident that the system was going to explode. I met with our Chief Economist who quickly dismissed it: emerging market growth was too large and would carry the US through anything. 2008 (and again in 2010/11). It was clear that real-money buy and hold of commodities was negative carry and having a major impact on markets. The consensus and concern at the time was inflation. I outlined why the complex was likely to go lower in a client meeting. It was counter to the head economist's views. He screamed at me in the elevator and told me he'd never have a meeting with me again. 2012. AlexNet, Hinton, LeCun and others were showing immense progress with deep learning. I met with some Wall Street veterans and said that it appeared that neural networks would be the next big thing. At that point people had tried them and thought they were a dead end. I ended up career pivoting. Late 2020. I was tracing the flow of stimulus money and the increase in trading activity on Robinhood, coupled with the growth of social investing. I met with a group of compliance leaders and indicated that we were likely to see new forms of collusion pushing up stocks. One of the leaders plainly stated that we had "educated people out of misconduct. Shortly thereafter we had the Meme Stock craze. 2022. The basis trade between Grayscale and Bitcoin had caused severe dislocations. The Grayscale funds were dirt cheap. Many thought they were lying about their audits (which made no sense given the Coinbase letters and auditors). 2023. I'd met with investors on Gen AI and the immense opportunity. I was told I had "confirmation bias" and that people wanted EBITDA over innovation. 2024. During peak MicroStrategy, Andy Constan (@dampedspring) and spent time outlining why the Infinite Money Glitch wasn't real and how Strategy was taking advantage of retail investors. The vitriol coming out of the crypto community was intense. Finally, a short but funny one. In early 2007, I had noticed that there was an odd decoupling between Dow cash and futures. I walked over to our trading desk and got a short "ok, thanks". A few minutes later the Dow rapidly fell 3%. –– If you find yourself in the same boat: be open to being wrong. Listen to the perspectives of others. Dig deep. But know that the criticisms are part of the journey. You need a thick skin.

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  Avery Herrin (@AveryHerrin) reported 18 minutes ago

  @coinbase your platform SUCKS. It’s taken me over an hour to update my damn mailing address. Virtual assistant was garbage. Live chat agent is no help. Can’t speak to anyone on the phone. This is ridiculous!

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  Jackson (@jxckzonrui) reported 23 minutes ago

  AI agents are leaving chat. Now they want your code, your work, your wallet, and your markets. And most people are still treating this like a product launch. For two years the story was: AI helps you write faster. Summarizes meetings. Answers questions. You close the tab — it disappears. That framing is dead. And most people haven't noticed yet. The mistake is thinking agents are another app. They are becoming the worker inside the app. An agent doesn't wait for your prompt. It wakes up on a schedule, reads the environment, makes a decision, executes — and either reports back or doesn't. The human is removed from the loop not because anyone designed it that way, but because the loop is faster without them. Your code Claude Code, Cursor, Codex. Not autocomplete. They open terminals. Run tests. Push commits. Read error logs and fix their own bugs without being asked. The junior developer isn't being augmented. The junior developer role is being decomposed into tasks — routed to agents that cost fractions of a cent each and don't need onboarding, sleep, or a Slack account. This isn't a 10-year prediction. It's already in ****. Your work Every knowledge work job is a pipeline: input arrives, gets processed, output leaves. The human in the middle was never the point — the processing was. Agents handle the processing now. Research, synthesis, drafting, review, scheduling. The loop that needed a human in it for a century is being redesigned. The question isn't "will AI take my job?" It's: which parts of my job still require me to be human — and am I focused on those? Most people aren't asking that. They're using AI to write faster emails. Your wallet This is the part that sounds like sci-fi — until you look at what's actually shipping. MetaMask is building agent wallet infrastructure. Coinbase is working on x402 — a protocol for autonomous agent payments. The pattern is the same everywhere: fund an agent wallet once, define the parameters, let it operate. It's not yet the norm. But the early architecture is already visible — and the teams building on top of it are not small. This is not a prediction. The intersection of AI agents and crypto rails is one of the least-discussed and most structurally significant things happening in tech. On-chain settlement removes the need for a trusted human intermediary at every step. That's a big deal. Your markets Look at what's happening on Hyperliquid. The volumes, the behavior patterns, the way liquidity moves. More and more of it doesn't look like humans. When the majority of price discovery is driven by agent logic, markets stop reflecting human sentiment. Edges that used to be human edges — patience, pattern recognition, reading news flow — are being systematically arbitraged away. New edges are appearing. At the infrastructure layer. At the agent coordination layer. At the on-chain settlement layer. Not at the chart-reading layer. You don't have to panic. But the window where this is still early is not long. Build systems that include agents. Own the parts of the loop agents can't close. Watch where agent activity creates new surfaces before they're priced in. The shift already happened. Most people just haven't updated their model of the world yet.

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  Gomathi T (@GomathiT4) reported 25 minutes ago

  shipped the same x402 service across two chains — base via the coinbase facilitator, celo via thirdweb's. a few publisher-side observations that took me longer than expected to figure out:

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  Elle Lim (Product / Design / AIUX) (@aidesignbrief) reported 25 minutes ago

  @karrisaarinen @linear Creating PRDs and customer problem mapping used to be distinct roles. Now they're shareable skills on a team. Coinbase built AI-Native pods to codify this structurally. Linear is doing it through the tooling layer.

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  Thunder Sakura (@LifeByThunder) reported 26 minutes ago

  @0xDrSam @jessepollak coinbase even blocks me in japan i got back in a week after i close this raise so it will be an issue

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  DEFI Kadic (@defikadic) reported 29 minutes ago

  This is what I meant when I said crypto is maturing. We are officially at the same table as the biggest names in global finance. Trillions in capital are now moving toward blockchain infrastructure. The real story is the fight for payment rails: + Banks plan tokenized deposits by 2027, bringing 24/7 programmable money to their system. + Payment giants are working with @coinbase to roll out stablecoin infrastructure and go after a market worth hundreds of billions. Crypto is the base layer. And the biggest financial players are building on top of it to shape the future of money.

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  Tomasz Tunguz (@ttunguz) reported 30 minutes ago

  Coinbase : "At Coinbase we're working hot on routing prompts to cheaper models where appropriate, & in some cases have been able to keep costs roughly flat, while token usage continues to grow exponentially." — Brian Armstrong

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  Rekt In Hype (@RektinHype) reported 31 minutes ago

  🧵HYPERLIQUID Thread: Dissecting Hyperliquid (hyperliquid:native ) Under the Hood Coinbase is now the official deployer of Hyperliquid's USDC treasury wallet, activating AQAv2 across their core addresses. This cements hyperliquid:native as the institutional backend for CeFi-to-DeFi liquidity. 1/ Asynchronous Consensus: HyperBFT (modified LibraBFT) has no fixed block times. The chain advances the millisecond a quorum is reached. The only bottleneck here isn’t software—it’s physical network propagation speed between validators. Read more here :👇