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  the Kubs (@JKubinak) reported 2 minutes ago

  @coinbase does not hold your bitcoin. Account 🔒 for 2 years. No customer service. Litigation is pending. I was literally told my bitcoin was invested by coin somewhere else.

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  bildo (@WildBullyTheKid) reported 5 minutes ago

  @YUBIT_Exchange But it’s down 98% from its all time high. It’s been on a descending triangle since it’s Coinbase listing. They need a miracle for it to boost its market cap.

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  Hayaku XPR (@HayakuXPR) reported 8 minutes ago

  @MarshallHayner Hello, Since yesterday at 2 PM, I sent USDC to Coinbase, but I never received it. After checking, the address and memo are correctly entered. I don't understand. Can you please help me?

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  TexasKump (@texasforElon) reported 9 minutes ago

  BTC dipped 2.5% this week and everyone argued about why. Wrong question. I spent two days pulling the thread on who benefits — with an AI research fleet running 13 analyst passes where every claim got adversarially attacked and the weak ones killed. 43 of 61 claims died as "already known or overstated." What survived changed how I see the entire system. THE MACHINE The US didn't fight crypto. It conscripted it. The GENIUS Act forces every regulated stablecoin to hold its reserves in T-bills — and bans paying you yield. So every dollar anyone on Earth holds in a digital dollar is a forced, zero-interest loan to the US Treasury. The float is ~$270B and compounding. Treasury's own debt office calls stablecoin demand "material" to short-term rates. Follow the margin: issuers collect ~5% on your float and pay you 0%. Tether cleared $10B+ in a year on that spread. And every Fed rate hike WIDENS it — the same hike that knocks your coins down funds the rails being built over them. The utility is real, but it's not where you look. Genuine stablecoin payments hit ~$390B last year — 63% of it B2B, growing 733% y/y. Western Union runs USDC corridors now. So does Stripe checkout in 70+ countries. But the new purpose-built chains (Stripe's Tempo, Circle's Arc) have NO token by design. The adoption is real. The value goes to equity. Your alts were bypassed on purpose. FIVE THINGS I COULDN'T UNSEE All from filings and statutes, not vibes: 1. The only forced-sale dates in all of Bitcoin sit in SEC filings: Strategy's convert holders can put ~$1B on Sept 15, 2027 and ~$3B on June 1, 2028. If the premium is compressed at those windows, coins get sold by covenant, not choice. Almost nobody pricing BTC has read the put schedule. 2. The US "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" is legally a contingent SELL order. Sell authority: signed executive order, today. Buy authority: a bill that hasn't passed. And the stated purpose is pretext — $25B of BTC against $39T of debt is 0.06%. The word "reserve" is doing the marketing. 3. The real profit isn't in issuing stablecoins or running chains — it's in owning the customer. Coinbase captures roughly HALF of Circle's USDC reserve income, because it controls which token 100M users hold by default. The rent is in distribution. Nobody's dashboard shows that layer. 4. ~20,000 tokens effectively cannot be shorted — liquid borrow exists for a few dozen. Which means dead projects stay priced alive for YEARS (exactly like dot-coms in 2000-02). A stable price is not proof of life. 5. Monero got delisted from 73 venues — and rose ~120% to all-time highs. Liquidity down, price up. That's not a discount forming, it's a control premium — the market starting to price the cost of exiting a fully surveilled system. Argentina's blue dollar, on-chain. SATOSHI'S STOPS Did Satoshi see the takeover coming? He built five stops and they all still hold. Nobody can inflate the supply. 51% of hashpower can't change a single rule — in 2017, 85% of miners plus every major company tried, and node operators running $200 hardware beat them. There's no freeze key. There's no founder to pressure. But every stop defends THE LEDGER. So the system didn't attack the ledger. It bought the coins, wrapped them in ETFs, took custody, taxed the exits, and turned the price — quoted in dollars — into the anesthetic. Satoshi made Bitcoin impossible to seize. He left it perfectly possible to buy. And the stops only protect coins behind your own keys. THE THRONE Here's the number that ended the debate for me: in all of recorded monetary history, the count of populations that switched their unit of account away from a still-WORKING currency is zero. Not rare. Zero. Every flip required the old money to die first, or a government decree. Gold had 50 years and multiple 10x runs — and never denominated a single wage. So Bitcoin can't take the throne. The dollar has to lose it. And the most likely play for $39T of debt isn't collapse — it's the 1945-51 playbook: hold rates below inflation for years until savers quietly pay the debt down. It worked for 35 years last time. Nobody voted on it. WHAT IT MEANS FOR REGULAR PEOPLE The debt gets paid by savings accounts, not tax bills. Your payment apps become fully surveilled, freezable rails — even if you never touch crypto. Your idle balances earn 0% by law while someone collects 5% on them. And the escape valves the system leaves open — hard assets — are exactly what median households own least. By default, you're cast as the payer. The defense isn't a conspiracy theory. It's a posture: hold something that isn't someone's promise, in a form nobody can shake out of your hands, sized so nothing can ever force you to sell, and refuse every product built to convert your patience into their fees. The machine harvests forced sellers and impatient hands. Its one blind spot is a person who is neither. None of this is investment advice, and none of it is secret. The put dates are in filings. The sell clause is in an executive order. The 0.06% is one division. The hidden stuff isn't hidden — it's just arithmetic nobody does and operative text nobody reads. Read the documents. Do the division. Then decide which side of the table you're sitting on.

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  Sarcastinator.hl (@Not_A_De_Gen) reported 9 minutes ago

  do we think coinbase is broken now?

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  Al (@Al46614154) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BIoodTitheAryan @CoinbaseMarkets Some poor guy just bought in 40k usd, placed sale orders in the same price. The price goes higher in other exchanges while coinbase isn’t buying it back from him. All they know is sale and manipulating prices down. If I was him I would withdraw the coins and sale in other exchang

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  Professor on chain (@Proxonchain) reported 11 minutes ago

  $FARTCOIN DECLINE, WHY THE INSTITUTIONAL FLOAT DUMPED! If you are wondering why $FARTCOIN just lost its key support structure and flushed down toward the $0.160 s , you need to look back at the on-chain tape we flagged earlier. Days ago, we tracked over 5.2 Million $FARTCOIN moving from Coinbase Prime and Fireblocks custody straight to active exchange hot wallets. Over 25% of the total supply was sitting on CEXs. Whales didn’t move those tokens to hold them. Once retail buying pressure peaked, they used that massive exchange float to suffocate the order book. They distributed their bags directly into the hype. market makers pivot to selling, they pull their bids. That $0.1860 demand block that held the last pump was abandoned, triggering a cascade of retail liquidations. custody wallets flood hot desks with seven figures of supply, it creates a massive structural sell-wall. Trade the order flow, not the meme!

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  DarkD (@darkd_zen) reported 12 minutes ago

  Druto app is the Stablecoin Payment Gateway for Onchain Commerce What @druto_app actually does Druto connects onchain finality with Web2 simplicity. Any merchant, marketplace, or independent seller can accept $USDC with sub-second finality, no middleman custody, and deterministic onchain verification. For an example: Someone buys a $50 jacket, their USDC moves straight from their own wallet to the merchant's approved EVM wallet, in one atomic transaction on Arc Testnet. How it's built Four engines: -- Merchant dashboard: sellers log in with an EVM wallet or Privy, set up their store, manage API keys, track revenue and onchain proof. -- Payment engine: tRPC and REST APIs generate Payment Intents, check idempotency keys, lock in pricing. -- Checkout surface: connects to MetaMask, Coinbase, Phantom, or shows a QR code on mobile. -- Webhook dispatcher: watches for finality on @arc Testnet, signs events with HMAC-SHA256, sends payment.verified to the merchant's backend. Separating order creation from payment execution gives #Druto the reliability without giving up self-custody or censorship resistance.

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  WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported 12 minutes ago

  COINBASE $COIN IS HAVING A LOADED WEEK - 🇺🇸 US homebuyers can use bitcoin:native as down-payment collateral, no selling, no margin calls. Coinbase One members get up to $10,000 back at closing. First mainstream crypto-collateralized housing product from a listed US company. - Switch between line and candlestick views, toggle the Y-axis between price and market cap, and customize by asset type. - 🇨🇦 Eligible Canadian investors can now trade crypto derivatives on Coinbase, a first for a regulated exchange in the country.

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  FlashKnob (@FlashKnob) reported 13 minutes ago

  @vibhu @JupiterExchange help this plumber norm noob out does this mean i don't need coinbase for fiat to usdc to transfer to jup and then to SOL or $ TOADS?

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  RisingCap (@0xRisingCapital) reported 18 minutes ago

  Net pressure: neutral. The bearish long-term holder read is weaker than it appeared, because the selling has stopped. The bullish case is weaker too, because nothing is being built underneath. 1. Long-term holder supply has been negative for over a month, which normally reads as an exit. Two faster metrics show the selling was a single event in early August that has since ended, and that almost nothing is replacing those holders. 2. Coin days destroyed is the decisive read. It spiked in early August, led by the long-term holder component while short-term destruction stayed subdued. Old coins genuinely moved, and the timing matches the long-term holder position turning negative. But CDD has decayed steadily through late August and now sits near baseline, with long and short-term components converged. Old-coin movement happened once and stopped, while price held $77K to $80K throughout. Distribution that ends while price holds is a completed rotation, not an ongoing exit. That resolves a question the aggregate supply figure could not answer for a month. 4. The age-band structure shows where those coins went and what is behind them. The six-month-to-one-year band has expanded steadily since March while the three-to-six month bands compressed, which is the November-December capitulation cohort aging through the ladder. Those coins are past the long-term threshold already. They aged in rather than being spent. 5. The problem is upstream. The youngest bands, one day through two months, are flat and thin through August with no visible swelling from the run to $80K. Realized capital in those bands measures coins acquired at recent prices. A rally bringing genuine new participation would thicken them. It has not. That matches the Coinbase premium, which touched positive last week and has slipped back to −0.04, never confirming. 6. Exchange reserve says the same thing in a third way: 2.708M, down sharply from 2.737M on Aug 17, then flat for two weeks. The outflow that accompanied the rally has stopped. Coins are not returning to exchanges, which is constructive, but they are not leaving either. The synthesis: old holders sold once, the market absorbed it, and few new long-term holders are forming to replace them. Not accumulation resuming, not distribution accelerating. A market that has changed hands and is now waiting. source: checkonchain, CryptoQuant · Sep 3

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  cheemsburger🐕🍔 | T-REX.network 🦖 (@DarkVadoge) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Bitcees @retardedpleb coinbase transaction - empty block

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  Bobby Ballance (@bobbyballance) reported 20 minutes ago

  When it comes to companies like Coinbase $COIN or Robinhood $HOOD, multi-billion dollar cryptocurrency cold-storage vaults or HSM bunkers are only as secure as the physical end point on the outer door. If an unauthorized threat actor gains physical access to a private key or seed phrase, those digital assets disappear off-chain in seconds. There is no customer support desk to reverse a blockchain transaction. I design specialized protection frameworks for high-value digital asset transfers and crypto custody operations by integrating physical hardware (anti-pass back, biometrics, Faraday shielding) directly with complex, multi-sig custody workflows. If your physical access controls don't match your cryptographic rigor, your "vault" is pure security theater.

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 24 minutes ago

  ISHARES BITCOIN TRUST $IBIT LOST $201 MILLION ON TUESDAY - 85 CENTS OF EVERY DOLLAR THAT LEFT: iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT at $43.39 (premarket), -$0.37 / -0.85% from Tuesday's $43.76 close. Investors pulled a net $201.18M out of it on September 1 - about 85% of the $236.5M that left every US spot bitcoin fund put together, and the group's heaviest single day since July 31. Set that against the fund itself, which is worth about $60.05B. Market value, or market cap, is the share price times every share in existence, and here it is simply what the coin in the vault comes to. The worst day in five weeks moved a third of one percent of it. The two largest coins right now: Bitcoin, ticker BTC, at $76,614, -1.48% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum, ticker ETH, the second largest, at $2,372, -3.16%. Ether is falling more than twice as fast. WHAT AN OUTFLOW ACTUALLY IS A spot ETF is a fund that holds the real coin in storage and cuts the pile into shares that trade in an ordinary brokerage account - the shares stand on actual bitcoin, not on a bet about the price. The number of those shares is not fixed. Large trading firms create new ones by delivering bitcoin to the fund, and cancel them by handing shares back and taking coin out. So a flow figure is not a price and not an opinion poll. It is the vault getting bigger or smaller. The arithmetic behind the quote: 779,839.7 bitcoin sat in that vault on September 1, against about 1.372B shares - roughly 0.00057 bitcoin behind every share, about $43.50 worth at this morning's coin price. The fee is 0.25% a year, taken in bitcoin, so a share stands on slightly less coin each year. AUGUST WAS THE BEST MONTH OF THE YEAR AND THE YEAR IS STILL NEGATIVE - August: +$3.52B into US spot bitcoin funds, the strongest month of 2026, with money arriving on 16 of 21 trading days - Bitcoin rose about 25% that month, its best since November 2024. July, for scale: +$172M - After all of it, 2026 still stands at a net -$1.77B for these funds January through June is why: -$5.4B, the worst half-year on record for the group, June alone near -$4.5B. The strongest month in almost two years clawed back about two thirds of one bad half and left the year in a hole. That is the frame for Tuesday. One day of $201.18M is small; the run it belongs to is not. THE ETHER FUNDS WENT THE OTHER WAY ON THE SAME DAY US spot ether funds took in $10.95M on September 1, a twelfth straight day of inflows, in the very session bitcoin's funds had their worst day since July. Then ether fell more than twice as hard as bitcoin anyway. Both are true: $10.95M is a rounding error against a market trading every hour in every country, and a US flow figure only counts one country's office hours. WHAT PUSHED BOTH DOWN The return on safe money. Neither coin pays interest, a dividend or rent, ever, so each competes with whatever a government bond pays for taking no risk. Raise that, and the thing paying nothing gets marked down first. The 10-year Treasury yield - what the US government pays to borrow for a decade - was about 4.79% Tuesday, the highest since January 2025. Bets on interest-rate futures put the odds of a quarter-point rate INCREASE at the Federal Reserve's September 15-16 meeting near 66%, from roughly 36% before Chair Kevin Warsh called inflation too high on August 28. Underneath sits a slower pull: buying rotated into AI-linked shares through the first half, which is much of why these funds had their worst six months on record. THE OTHER TWO WAYS IN - Coinbase at $173.74 (premarket), -$3.08 / -1.74% from Tuesday's $176.82 close. The New York company runs an exchange and stores coins for other people, 4,951 staff. It is paid when people trade, so a violent session is not automatically a bad one for its revenue. - Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, at $122.14 (premarket), -$2.74 / -2.19% from $124.88. The Tysons Corner, Virginia company borrowed money to buy bitcoin and hold it, 1,539 staff, software business attached. Its exposure includes the cost of that borrowing - the rate story above, arriving twice. WHERE THESE SIT The fund is outside all six Len5es by construction. Each of them weighs a business, and a vault has no customers, no sales, and nobody who can fix a bad year. Coinbase and Strategy are on none of the six either, and one fact does most of that: each ended the last twelve months in a loss. Quality-Value wants a durable business at a fair price, Deep-Value and Special-Situations one priced under what it looks worth, Growth and Hypergrowth expansion priced sensibly. All four need a profit to set against, so all four stop on a missing number rather than a high one. WHAT WOULD CHANGE THEM: a profitable year at Coinbase, or profit earned by Strategy's software rather than by the coin it holds. Momentum watches a company already climbing on news of its own, and 56.8% and 66.6% under their October 2025 highs is the wrong shape; retaking those highs on their own quarterly figures is the change. Neither pays a dividend, which settles Income. WHERE THIS BREAKS Crypto is volatile and speculative, and nothing here forecasts a price. All three prices above are premarket marks set by very few orders; none of the three had a real price between 4:00pm and 9:30am. Supply is the settled half. Bitcoin's next halving - the scheduled moment the new coin paid to the computers that process transactions gets cut in half, roughly every four years - is dated around April 17, 2028 and was published years ahead. Everything arguing over this morning's price sits on the demand side. Demand has dates. Today at 8:15am ET, ADP Research publishes its August count of jobs added or lost at private employers, after July's +44,000, the weakest in six months. Friday at 8:30am, the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes the August employment report - the government count of jobs added or lost, plus the unemployment rate - after July LOST 23,000 jobs at 4.1%. The Federal Reserve answers September 16, and US markets are shut Monday, September 7. Tuesday's flow figure only reached the public this morning, a day after the money moved, and the coin has traded every hour since without waiting for it. That is where a flow number honestly sits: a receipt for a day already over. Not investment advice.

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  XRPMoonshot (@XRPMoonshot589) reported 25 minutes ago

  Another rug pull. **** you @coinbase