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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 6 minutes ago

  AntPool sealed block 962,508 — 4,642 txs, 1.64 MB, 99.9% full. Total payout: 3.1441 BTC (3.125 subsidy + 0.0191 in fees). Attribution confirmed via coinbase at 93% confidence.

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  avcq (@avcq2fcq76018) reported 6 minutes ago

  Coinbase will end support for USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network on August 17, 2026. USDC remains fully available to you on all other supported networks.

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  skye6688846993 (@skye6688846993) reported 8 minutes ago

  @TheSilverLion1 I got scammed trying to buy silver and gold with my Coinbase wallet. But it’s an app so @coinbase has no customer service or support

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  Finance Freeman 🇺🇸 (@FinanceFreeman) reported 10 minutes ago

  Coinbase could **** up a *********. Never in my life will I ever buy another coin on base. They all suck

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Vxvaldpt @Ahmedhossa75336 qubic planning doge mining using quantum computers in q4 2026 white house crypto summit august 19 with coinbase, ripple, a16z, chainlink execs and cftc/treasury regulators. cftc innovation summit august 20 with coinbase, kraken, grayscale, robinhood ceos binance blocks transactions with 16 platforms including htx starting august 23 .sol registrations pause august 17 for snapshot before new matching domains stacks genesis bond launch around september 10 at bitcoin block 966,350

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  Johan Le Bray (@thefashionstuf) reported 13 minutes ago

  Have you received any specific reason for the identity verification rejections, and does Coinbase show an error or alternative 2FA option when you try to use Google Authenticator?

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 13 minutes ago

  BITCOIN EXPOSURE MEANS THREE DIFFERENT THINGS IN A BROKERAGE APP: COINBASE $COIN Coinbase Global $COIN at $148.88 (Friday after hours), -$5.02 / -3.26% from Thursday's $153.90 close. Bitcoin is close to unchanged over the last day, yet the three ways most people hold it in a brokerage account have not moved together for months. That gap matters more than the price. The coins: Bitcoin $BTC at $63,290, +0.40% over 24 hours; Ethereum $ETH at $1,889, +0.34%. Quiet. Now measure it from bitcoin's record $126,198 on Oct 6, 2025: - Bitcoin itself: about -50%. - iShares Bitcoin Trust $IBIT at $35.65 (Friday after hours), -$0.23 / -0.64% from Thursday's $35.88 close - and -50.4% from its 52-week high of $71.82, set that same Oct 6. A spot ETF holds real bitcoin in custody, so its share price shadows the coin. That near-match is the design working. - Coinbase: -63.0% from its 52-week high of $402.16 on Oct 10. It is a business, not a coin. It earns fees on trading ACTIVITY, so a sleepy market bills less even when the price holds. - Strategy $MSTR, formerly MicroStrategy, at $93.10 (Friday after hours), -$4.00 / -4.12% from Thursday's $97.10 close - and -75.0% from its 52-week high of $372.62. It borrowed to buy and hold bitcoin, and borrowed money magnifies both ways. Coinbase's Q2, reported July 30: transaction revenue $599.2M, -21% from the prior quarter, against subscription and services revenue of $555.1M - a record 48% of net revenue. GAAP net loss $359M. Bitcoin-linked transactions are now 12% of revenue, down from over half historically. Two forces pushed this week. Japan: the Bank of Japan has held its rate at 1.0% since June while warning core inflation should run clearly above 2%, and Friday brought reports it is preparing a hike - next meeting September 17-18, market-implied odds of a quarter-point rise near 51%. Japan is the world's cheapest place to borrow; pricier money there gets speculative assets sold first. Supply: U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs shed $389.7M over Aug 10-14 (SosoValue), the largest weekly withdrawal in six weeks, after taking in $853M the week before. Listed miners sold more than 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026 - more than in all of 2025 combined - to fund a pivot into AI data-center hosting. Len5 read: neither Coinbase nor Strategy is on any of the six. Hypergrowth hunts early, fast-growing disruptors, and Coinbase's transaction revenue is shrinking, not compounding; a return to growth there would change that. Quality-Value wants a durable business at a fair price, and a GAAP loss is not that earnings power; sustained profits put it in scope. Strategy fails the same test: its results are bitcoin's results. Income is out for both - no dividend. These are speculative, high-volatility holdings, and the past ten months proved it three ways. If you own one because you wanted bitcoin, the job this weekend is confirming which you actually bought.

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  darrow.eth (@TheFarrow) reported 13 minutes ago

  🚨 THIS IS THE ENTIRE ARGUMENT IN ONE EXAMPLE: Put $10,000 away for 1 year. 🏦 JPMORGAN / CHASE SAVINGS APY: 0.01% Your $10,000 earns you: $1.00 🪙 COINBASE USDC Rewards: 3.50% Your $10,000 earns approximately: $350.00 Same $10,000. Same 1 year. JPMorgan: $1 Coinbase: $350 That's 350X more paid to the customer. Even subtracting a $4.99/month Coinbase One membership: Coinbase ≈ $290 net JPMorgan = $1 So when traditional banks argue that stablecoin rewards need to be restricted, THIS is the math consumers should be looking at. The question shouldn't be: "How do we protect banks from stablecoins?" It should be: "Why is one company able to pay the customer hundreds of times more for essentially idle dollars?" Competition isn't the problem. The lack of competition is. #ClarityAct @coinbase

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 15 minutes ago

  BITCOIN BARELY MOVED. STRATEGY $MSTR STILL FELL 4.1%: Bitcoin $BTC sits at $63,039, +0.12% over 24 hours. Ethereum $ETH is at $1,883, +0.42%. The stocks people buy for crypto exposure were not: Strategy $MSTR at $93.10 (Friday after hours), -$4.00 / -4.12% from Thursday's $97.10 close, and Coinbase $COIN at $148.88 (Friday after hours), -$5.02 / -3.26% from Thursday's $153.90 close. The plain fund hardly moved - iShares Bitcoin Trust $IBIT at $35.65 (Friday after hours), -$0.23 / -0.64%. A spot ETF just holds the coin itself, so it tracks the coin. A company does not. Down from their highs of the past year: $IBIT -50.4%, $COIN -63.0%, $MSTR -74.7%. One asset, three very different rides. Two dated items drove the week, neither about the coin. The Bank of Japan held its rate at 1% in a 6-3 vote and signaled faster increases ahead - expensive money worldwide hits speculative assets first. Then the Securities and Exchange Commission cancelled its own August 14 vote on Regulation Crypto, a proposal to let token projects raise up to $75M a year without full registration; the notice landed August 13. Strategy shows why a crypto stock is not the coin. The Tysons Corner, Virginia company's business is owning bitcoin - about 840,447 coins, worth roughly $53.0B today. The whole company is worth $35.8B in market value, the share price times every share. So the stock trades near 0.67x the bitcoin it holds: a $17B gap. That is not free money. Ahead of ordinary shareholders sit the company's debt and its preferred stock - a class of shares paid first - carrying about $1.5B a year in dividends, with the STRC series held at a 12% rate for August. To fund those payments, Strategy has sold 6,948 bitcoin so far in 2026. Count everything owed ahead of them and the discount largely disappears. Coinbase, the New York exchange where most Americans buy and sell coins, took its own hit: on August 7 a federal judge in Michigan let state enforcement proceed against its Kalshi sports event contracts, a revenue line it counted on. Neither is on any of the six Len5 watchlists. Momentum wants names already breaking out; both sit near 12-month lows, and a real breakout changes that. Quality-Value and Growth want profit at a sane price, and Coinbase has lost money over the past 12 months. Income wants cash returned to owners, and neither pays a dividend. Deep-Value and Special-Situations is the near miss - it hunts cheap or event-driven balance sheets, and Strategy at 0.67x its own coins looks the part until those obligations are counted; them shrinking, or the dividend covered by operating cash instead of coin sales, is the change to watch. Crypto is volatile and speculative, and a flat 24 hours says nothing about the next one. The figure worth sitting with is Strategy's own: the company built to buy bitcoin is selling bitcoin to pay the people standing in front of its shareholders.

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  Carlo⚖️ (@CarloDAngelo) reported 18 minutes ago

  @theblockprof Banks killed the CLARITY Act, but the GENIUS Act still allows Coinbase to pay rewards to USDC holders. Well played big banks. By tricking community banks into thinking you opposed the CLARITY Act in order to protect those small banks from customer deposit flight, you just enabled even more customer deposit flight. My DMs are open banks and I am happy to advise on this if you want to get it right.

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  🧡mR.BuLL🧡 (@zackdozes) reported 19 minutes ago

  When @binance @coinbase @kraken will support #digidollar #dgb? I hope it will happen.

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  SatoshiNagonnaWorkHereAnymoreAnyway (@SatoshiNagonna) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Mia44523646 @Robotosaith Good point indeed, really.... but I put considerable time last year into geenerating brand new single sig seeds and memorising them, with passphrases (well over 100 words in total) and I had few transactions on them only. So I am keeping them and brought them across to the multisig. For me, I am more concerned with losing the coins than the small privacy gain. I purchased all of the Bitcoin using KYC and so that ship has sailed. My *** is already on data breaches since 2017 on Coinbase etc. probably... and I am using tax avoidance if I need to, not evasion. Hence my tax residency in Czechia currently where there is zero CGT on any assets held for 3 years, including Bitcoin, and no inheritance tax etc. I prioritise being able to recall all the seeds and passphrases at any time from anywhere in the world without needing steel plates or devices to do it. Even if I could not access Sparrow and the wallet files, I can rebuild it all in 15 minutes once I cracked open new hardware. But it is a good point you made for most people.

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  SirGiveaLot (@sir_givealot) reported 24 minutes ago

  @PhobosRealty @cz_binance @brian_armstrong Did Robinhood support any meme that came from Binance or Coinbase? If so, we might have our answer. Reciprocity should prevail!

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  gökhan (@goekhan) reported 29 minutes ago

  my average Turkish bank custodianship is much more secure than self-custody at this point. they work without a friction with all the major crypto CEXes and offramps, money flows under a minute 7/24, and in any repetitive spending or large sums, they just call you as async as it gets with either short talk call centers or private automated PIN requests, which is why I am client of 4 different banks. also, talkers and burger-frendinos might not realize but Binance International and non-US locals, plus a few like OKX offers smooth service compared to Coinbase and the like.

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 30 minutes ago

  SpiderPool claimed block 962,384. Coinbase signature confirms attribution (93% confidence). Reward: 3.125 BTC subsidy + 0.0241 BTC fees. Block ran 99.8% full with 4,430 txs crammed into 1.58 MB.