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  Icy911🥶 (@Icy_911) reported 20 seconds ago

  @GarciaCap Just keep it on coinbase or RH- WTF are the odds you lose it lol.

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  Warlock (@warlockbtc) reported 2 minutes ago

  Keep the 21 million BTC limit, keep Bitcoin consensus unchanged. Create a secondary token on top of Bitcoin, using a metaprotocol, to reward miners for producing valid blocks. Miner revenue today is R = (Sbtc + Fbtc) x Pbtc With a secondary security token R = (Sbtc + Fbtc) x Pbtc + Esec x Psec Where Esec is the token issuance per block and Psec is its market price. Bitcoin still validates only the native block reward Sbtc + Fbtc The secondary protocol observes the canonical Bitcoin chain and creates a synthetic coinbase. Every valid Bitcoin block triggers a secondary token reward to the miner. Ordinals already proved that a separate protocol can interpret additional state on top of Bitcoin without changing Bitcoin consensus. The same idea could be extended to miner rewards. If Bitcoin reorgs, the token state reorgs too. Token supply follows Supply(t+1) = Supply(t) + Mint(t) - Burn(t) The key is demand. If Bitcoin applications require SEC, users buy it, applications burn it. If Burn(t) = Mint(t) then net supply growth = 0. This allows perpetual miner rewards without perpetual token inflation. BTC remains the monetary asset and SEC becomes the security incentive asset. The obvious problem is Psec = 0 then Esec x Psec = 0 No demand means no additional security budget. If Esec x Psec >> (Sbtc + Fbtc) x Pbtc then the secondary protocol could become economically more important to miners than Bitcoin itself. SEC should provide a minimum security subsidy while BTC fees remain the primary miner incentive. Total Security Budget = (Sbtc + Fbtc) x Pbtc + Esec x Psec Instead of giving Bitcoin a tail emission, give Bitcoin miners a second coinbase.

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  Sandy🧸 (@sandyXBT) reported 3 minutes ago

  $ANSEM doesn’t need Binance or Coinbase to reach a billion-dollar market cap. $ansem has support of @blknoiz06. That alone is enough reason to believe $ANSEM will reach billions 💪🔥

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  Telbloggram (@Telbloggram) reported 6 minutes ago

  Deribit has obtained the VARA brokerage trading license and can now access the Coinbase Exchange market and liquidity Brian Armstrong posted on the X platform stating that Deribit has obtained the VARA brokerage trading license, enabling access to Coinbase Exchange's markets

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  Cyborg (@0XCyborg_Web3) reported 7 minutes ago

  @mememe69696969 @baseapp @coinbase Even locking funds won’t fix a coin that needs this tweet

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  darrow.eth (@TheFarrow) reported 9 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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  TIÊN BÁO (@Antonio94859462) reported 11 minutes ago

  @zippy257 33k left from a 53k peak and still sending to Coinbase, that's not a trim that's a slow walk to the door

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  Bitcoin Poland Conference | 5-6th October, Poznań (@Bitcoin_Poland) reported 13 minutes ago

  A vulnerability in Coldcard's 2021 firmware reportedly made certain seed phrases predictable 🔐 Before many affected users were aware of the issue, 1,816 $BTC had already moved from 5,200 addresses. And a firmware update alone doesn't fix the underlying problem. If a seed was generated with insufficient entropy, updating the device doesn't make that seed secure. ⚡ Boltz shut down its swap service on 3 August. No user funds were lost. With a five-person team facing attacks faster than they could reasonably patch them, shutting the service down became the security decision. 🔵 Coinbase, meanwhile, has reduced some bug bounty payouts as AI makes lower-complexity vulnerabilities cheaper and faster to discover. Bitcoin itself held through all three. But that was never really the question. The protocol isn't where most users interact with Bitcoin. The layers built around it are. And that's increasingly where the risk lives.

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  Anndy Lian (@anndylian) reported 14 minutes ago

  1/ The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index stayed negative for 90 days. This metric calculates the price difference between Coinbase and Binance. A reading of -0.1066% indicates the asset trades at a discount in the United States market. Smart money anticipates further downside risk and refuses to accumulate digital assets at current valuations. This persistent discount highlights a profound lack of domestic buying interest among institutional players. 2/ Bitcoin dropped from $79,000 in May to $62,923.64. The Relative Strength Index remained below the neutral level, reflecting bearish sentiment. Bollinger Bands supported the volatility that prevented the price from hitting a high bullish threshold. Whale wallets bought 54,000 more coins since mid-June, but the price action ignored this aggressive accumulation. Large players are stepping away from defending current valuation levels. 3/Buy-side support below the current price continues to erode rapidly. A significant concentration of buy orders existed earlier, especially in June. Market participants have now removed or lowered many of those bids. This leaves fewer orders directly beneath the price. The market liquidity buffer weakened significantly with less buy-side support to cushion further declines. This lack of underlying bid depth creates major structural vulnerability. 4/ The digital currency fell from $65,000 on Monday to $62,470 by Friday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 closed the week approximately 1% higher during the exact same period. Wall Street pushed to fresh record highs as inflation cools. Traders dialed back expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September. This distinct decoupling suggests that internal market mechanics currently overpower external macroeconomic stimuli. 5/ Michael Saylor noted that an enormous amount of capital currently flows into artificial intelligence infrastructure. Companies like Alphabet and Meta represent the largest near-term headwinds for the digital currency. The premier cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence currently compete for the same pool of speculative capital. Artificial intelligence wins this battle for investor attention right now. Wall Street allocates billions to data centers rather than decentralized ledger networks. 6/ United States spot exchange-traded funds recorded $5.48 billion in net outflows in 2026. These funds only recovered $459.6 million so far in August. The digital currency formed a smaller bear pennant around $60,000 to $65,000 since the June selloff. A decisive break below the rising support of this pennant could accelerate the existing flag breakdown. The measured move points toward approximately $46,300. 7/ The United States national debt currently nears $40T. This massive fiscal burden forces the government to issue more bonds, which drains liquidity from the financial system. This expanding debt ceiling restricts the excess capital available for highly speculative assets. The combination of massive artificial intelligence investments and soaring national debt creates a perfect storm that suppresses digital asset valuations. Global liquidity constraints dictate the next major move. 8/ AI bubble (for subs)

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  Akshay (@iiam_Akshay) reported 15 minutes ago

  🔥 LATEST: Coinbase is building out an AI-native payment layer for the agentic economy. AI agents can now discover services, access APIs and data, and autonomously pay for them using $USDC through Coinbase’s x402 infrastructure. No traditional checkout. No manual payment for every transaction. AI agents are becoming economic actors. 🤖💵 The machine economy is here.

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  Average ****** (@AvgHonkey) reported 16 minutes ago

  @MaxAnderson @TPPeter12 Had my personal account at coinbase hacked. Saw it happening in real time. Impossible to get ahold of anyone. During or after the incident.

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  Buz🐝 (@Buzbo) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Footy_Face You should contact Coinbase support they might be able to recover it

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  Macro Bombastic (@MacroBombastic) reported 17 minutes ago

  @cometcalls @coinbase even coinbase typos can't slow giga's run

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  Robb Seli (@Seli56ace) reported 18 minutes ago

  @coinbase Can we please have access to XMR monero Blockchain and XDC Blockchain in the future?So we can incorporate on one exchange

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  Nomad (@JourneyMacro) reported 28 minutes ago

  Apparently, Brian can say anything except the one thing that removes trusted third parties “I've been working on a new electronic cash system that's fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party.” - Satoshi Nakamoto ------ Is it peer to peer or is it CeFi? If there's a third party involved, it's CeFi Coinbase and Solana are CeFi Ethereum is DeFi Few