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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  mayhem247ai.wallet (@Mayhem247Ai) reported 2 minutes ago

  ICP stayed under pressure after Coinbase removed multiple ICP trading pairs, reducing immediate trading access and weighing on short-term sentiment. Decline followed heavy profit-taking after token’s earlier AI-driven rally tied to DFINITY’s sovereign cloud infrastructure push.

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  Ecomint NEWS (@ecomintnews) reported 6 minutes ago

  🚨 Market Update – $BTC In the hours leading up to the U.S. market open, major exchanges—including Coinbase, Binance, and Bybit—have been offloading significant amounts of Bitcoin. 📉 Millions of $BTC sold in rapid succession, pushing the price down to **$76,735**. While the exact reason remains unclear, the coordinated selling pressure is unusual. Proceed with caution. #Bitcoin #CryptoMarkets #BTC

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  IT Tech (@IT_Tech_PL) reported 7 minutes ago

  Market sitting in equilibrium. Low conviction on both sides. • Binance Estimated Leverage Ratio: 0.18 - leverage near zero • Binance Inflow CDD: -99.5% - LTH not depositing • Coinbase Premium: negative for 48h straight • IBIT: net -2,652 BTC this week One thing missing: Coinbase Premium turning positive and holding. Without US spot demand, 82K stays a ceiling. On-chain support: 70K (Traders' Realized Price).

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  RWA Llama 🦙 (@RwaLlama) reported 7 minutes ago

  The deployer function is where this gets structural. @coinbase doesn't issue USDC. Doesn't run the venue. But it controls which capital reaches the margin pool. Treasury routing is the contestable function. The entity deploying dollars sets the default path for every trader.

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  NoGambleNoFuture (@TooMuchGamble) reported 11 minutes ago

  @scottmelker Coinbase just gonna try to block clarity in the senate with payoffs now since they lost the last vote.

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  Devin (@devinthatdude_) reported 14 minutes ago

  Banks are ***! Slow, direct deposits need approvals that takes weeks. Clarity act actually happens, I will never be using a bank for finances again. I updated my direct deposit with SoFi and COINBASE 3 weeks ago and they have yet to verify with my company. Crypto forever…

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  Edward (@Defi_Edward) reported 16 minutes ago

  Kraken cut 150 jobs citing AI efficiencies: IPO pushed to 2027. Crypto has shed 5k roles this year alone: - Block 4k - Coinbase 700 - Gemini 200 - Crypto[.]com 180. AI is becoming the default justification for headcount reduction. Is “AI efficiency” becoming a market structure story?

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  CG (@Gillion_Capital) reported 19 minutes ago

  @_masterinvestor Size at IPO matters. Here are hype companies that went public at market caps 70 billion to 150 billion: Rivian - 82% down Snowflake - 27% down Coinbase - 30% down Doordash - 20% down A lot easier to explode when you IPO at small market caps.

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  Christophorus (@christophorusan) reported 19 minutes ago

  What just happened to Hyperliquid in 90 days: – Bitwise ETF launched on NYSE – Coinbase named official USDC treasury deployer – Circle staking HYPE – 21Shares listed THYP on Nasdaq with built-in staking yield – CME and ICE asking the CFTC to slow it down The 11 team DEX won. they’re now litigating the cleanup. hyperliquid:native

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  Beanie (@beaniemaxi) reported 19 minutes ago

  @toly That strategy has not worked very well for Coinbase. Feels like incumbents tend to get comfy in crypto and inevitably choose obviously awkward and cringe marketing strategy that everybody pushes back against like Jesse, like Ethereum Foundation, and like Vibhu now. Lightning usually doesn't strike twice. Solana became a dominant chain because it was in the right place at the right time with the right product. Solana was cut from a different cloth than whatever it's being marketed as now and should return to its roots of consumer friendly UI. Phoenix Trade being so heavily pushed when it doesn't even work on mobile is just making the Solana Foundation look like a clown show. I wish (as a shareholder) Coinbase noticed earlier how much damage that Jesse is doing trying to "sell the dream". Solana really needs to be careful not to fall into the same hole. And I wish now as somebody heavily invested into the Solana ecosystem that Vibhu would just stop with whatever he's doing. It' not working.

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  Sugar Shot (@DMFmann) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BitMNR @coinbase @MrBeast This is the bigggest piece of **** scam ever to hit the market totally **** and I am being kind. Tom Lee is a criminal

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  yungeifel (@yungeifel) reported 27 minutes ago

  @JJJchain Customer success in the US (former Coinbase)

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  Jordan (@Jonny2104) reported 31 minutes ago

  @coinbase @TorontoFC Funneling millions into sports deals while the actual platform continues to let down retail traders with insane fees and poor service.

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  Midnight Crypto (@midnightcrypto) reported 32 minutes ago

  @rwitoff @coinbase @grok spot the issue

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  Ozark (@cryptobyrde) reported 41 minutes ago

  The vibes in SF feel pretty off right now. The divide in outcomes is the worst I've ever seen. Over the last 3 years, a group of ~10k people (Solana Foundation, Ethereum Foundation, Optimism, Uniswap Labs, Paradigm, a16z crypto, early Coinbase and FTX hires, anon devs sitting on token allocations) have hit retirement wealth well above $20M. Everyone outside that group feels like they can grind at their $400k Stripe or Google job their whole career and never get there. Worse, the winners post about it on Crypto Twitter constantly. As a result: The standard tech ladder looks like the wrong building to climb. Everyone's trying to align with a new path: should I join a protocol? Is it too late to get a foundation role with a token grant? People are demanding stables plus token allocations and rage-quitting their FAANG jobs weekly. There's a deep malaise about "normal" tech work. Why grind at Meta for $400k TC when a 22-year-old who forked Uniswap onto a new chain is sitting on $80M of unvested gov tokens? Hard to focus on shipping real product when you're thinking "man, if I just joined that foundation 2 years ago, I could retire." Mid-career engineering managers feel paralyzed. Mortgages, kids in private school, RSUs vesting. Can't just quit and YOLO into a protocol role. Their world of careful product roadmaps is being out-earned by 19-year-olds in Discord shipping unaudited contracts. They can't tell if it's the future or a Ponzi. Probably both. The rich aren't particularly happy either. Nobody's shedding tears, rightfully so. But those who "made it" experience a strange unmooring. Some went from $200k engineer salaries to $50M in 18 months with zero ramp. Sure you have $30M, but the frenemy who joined Paradigm earlier has $300M. I asked a post-economic founder why he didn't just stake and chill. He said "and do what? right now I'm in every group chat that matters. if I cash out, I just have money." I get that many scoff at the champagne problems of SF. What counts as rich in normal life is "didn't size up enough" here. Living through a once-in-a-generation wealth transfer in your own city, watching your former coworker cross the street in a new Patek, is paralyzing. "Am I early enough? Should I quit Google? Will I make it?" Ironically, the most common response to the torment is to launch your own token or start your own protocol, in hopes that you too can ape your way to economic enlightenment.