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  favoritbookshop🚢 (@favoritbookshop) reported 2 minutes ago

  The stablecoin industry is entering a new phase.What was once dominated by crypto-native issuers is rapidly becoming a battlefield for banks, payment networks,asset managers, and Fortune 500 companies. According to industry reports,nearly every major financial institution is either launching or actively exploring its own stablecoin strategy. While the often-quoted "90%" figure should be treated as an estimate rather than an official statistic,the broader trend is undeniable. Visa,MC,BlackRock,Citi,Fidelity,PayPal,JPMorgan,and more than 140 Fortune 500 companies are building stablecoin-related products simultaneously. For the first time,the USDT-USDC duopoly—which still controls roughly 83% of the market—is facing serious long-term competition. Why Is Everyone Suddenly Interested? The answer is surprisingly simple:reserve income. Every dollar backing a stablecoin is typically invested in short-term U.S. Treasuries,currently yielding around 4–5% annually. Users hold digital dollars while issuers collect the interest generated by the underlying reserves. The economics are incredibly attractive. Tether generated approximately $13 billion in net profit during 2024 and more than $10 billion in 2025. Coinbase earned over $305 million in a single quarter simply by sharing reserve revenue with Circle—without issuing its own stablecoin. Exodus is restructuring its business toward stablecoin payments,cutting 25% of its workforce as it pivots toward this opportunity. The stablecoin business is no longer just about payments. It's becoming one of the most profitable financial models in the digital economy. Profit Is Only Half of the Story Stablecoins also introduce something traditional crypto was designed to avoid: Centralized control. Unlike BTC,a corporate stablecoin allows its issuer to freeze wallets with a single command. Recent blockchain data highlights the scale: •Tether has frozen roughly 10,000 addresses containing over $5 billion. •Circle has frozen around 370 addresses holding approximately $109 million. •Across ETH and TRON, more than $3.9 billion worth of assets have been frozen. In several cases, freezes occurred before official sanctions were even announced, demonstrating how much power issuers possess over on-chain assets. The Bigger Question for Crypto Crypto was originally built around censorship resistance and self-sovereignty. Corporate stablecoins represent almost the opposite philosophy. They combine blockchain efficiency with traditional financial controls, creating digital dollars that remain programmable—and, if necessary, fully censorable. That doesn't necessarily make them bad. For institutions, compliance is a feature. For users seeking financial freedom, it's a trade-off. Will Every Stablecoin Win? Probably not. Regulators, including the BIS and the ECB, have warned that dozens of competing private stablecoins could fragment payment infrastructure. Interoperability also remains a challenge. USDC on ETH and USDC on Sol still operate as separate liquidity environments despite representing the same asset. Meanwhile, new initiatives like Open USD—backed by major payment companies—are increasing competition by eliminating issuance fees, putting additional pressure on existing issuers. History suggests that markets eventually consolidate. The United States experienced a similar era between 1837 and 1863, when hundreds of private banks issued their own banknotes before national standards replaced the fragmented system. The next stablecoin race isn't simply about creating "another digital dollar." It's about capturing reserve revenue, controlling payment infrastructure, and owning the financial rails of the tokenized economy. Yield is the incentive today. Control may become the defining issue tomorrow. As AI increasingly automates compliance and transaction monitoring, the debate around programmable money, censorship, and financial sovereignty will only become more important. The stablecoin war has only just begun.

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  Gems Trending | All Chain 💸 (@GemsTrendingNew) reported 8 minutes ago

  BTC sentiment is reported near capitulation. BTC/USDT is also up 1.8% over 7 daily closes. Awkward little combo. The sentiment claim is single-source via CryptoBriefing’s report of Coinbase’s Q2 2026 report. No underlying sentiment index value provided. No direct Coinbase report excerpt provided in the bundle. So no, this does not prove a Bitcoin bottom. CT can put the confetti cannon down. What is verified: BTC/USDT last closed at 65,919.68 USDT on Binance daily data, and the pair is modestly positive across the last 7 daily closes. Price action only. The price data does not prove sentiment. Cleaner framing: divergence, not capitulation, not recovery. Mechanism: if pessimistic sentiment stays heavy while spot refuses to confirm downside, positioning can get awkward. Bears may be leaning on a sentiment read that price is not validating yet. Bulls, meanwhile, still need continued resilience rather than vibes with a ticker. If this continues, BTC may form a sentiment-price divergence where bearish sentiment lags stabilizing price action. Bitcoin is worth watching for confirmation either way: renewed short-term price weakness would validate the risk side; continued resilience against near-capitulation sentiment would make the bearish framing look stale. Invalidation is clean: verified sentiment data no longer near capitulation, BTC/USDT price action turns sharply negative over comparable short-term closes, or Coinbase report context is corrected or contradicted by later verified reporting.

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  Seth Rosen (@TavCannaLLC) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CorySwan @Swan I need to learn about this. I’ve had a horrible time with Coinbase and I’m looking for a company / exchange that can fill that gap, and help me onboard others. 🙏

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  Bill Lee (@billtlee) reported 13 minutes ago

  ey/coinbase surveyed 350+ institutional investors this year. 73% plan to increase allocations. 63% are very interested in tokenized assets. the number that stopped me: asset managers wanting to tokenize their own funds went from 40% to 64% in one year. supply is moving faster than demand. “tokenization is no longer waiting on belief. it is waiting on rails and rules.” issuers move first because they capture the margin. the buyer just gets access. liquidity follows the supply.

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  MartisCapital (@MartisCapital) reported 14 minutes ago

  I am not even trying to bash Jesse from base, but cmon, the difference is absolutely night and day between the two teams It seemed @coinbase just deployed base and improvised from there. On the other hand, @RobinhoodCrypto took the opposite approach and built years in advance - they wanted working products from the start, and they have done that

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  You Can Short It (@youcanshortit) reported 14 minutes ago

  Franklin Templeton just published something worth sitting with. Their head of digital assets laid out why chasing the AI trade through equities alone leaves money on the table. The core argument: card rails charge 2-3% plus $0.30 flat per transaction. AI agents are executing payments at $0.001 per compute second or data query. The math does not work on legacy infrastructure. That gap pushes machine-to-machine payments onto blockchains, where every settled transaction requires the network's native token. Coinbase already shipped x402, now handed to the Linux Foundation. Stripe and Visa have a Machine Payments Protocol in progress. The plumbing is being built right now. External estimates put agentic commerce at $3-5 trillion by 2030. 38% of organizations say AI agents will work alongside human teams by 2028. The uncomfortable part for most portfolios: the value accrual in that world does not go to the stock. It goes to the token that clears the transaction. BNB Chain processes some of the highest daily transaction volumes in the space at some of the lowest fees. If the agentic payment thesis plays out, low-cost, high-throughput networks are not peripheral to the story. They are the story. Most tokens sitting in wallets right now are either working for you or they are not. Drawdowns happen. The question is what you do while you wait.

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  wren ~ (@MalenaF72717) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Steph_iscrypto oh that's just the glitch they get sometimes on coinbase when liquidity is thin, nothing real

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  Tickles the french bulldog (@zjkbvts2020) reported 17 minutes ago

  @barkmeta Market is dead look at coinbase volume stupid ****

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  Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported 17 minutes ago

  Coinbase hiring 200 people in Singapore by end of 2026 - that's a third more headcount in one of Asia's most expensive cities. Big swing for a bear market. Either they know something or they're doubling down on regulation tailwinds. $COIN is betting Asia isn't going anywhere.…

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  bildo (@WildBullyTheKid) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MC81236843 @AlchemyPay The price is down 99% from all time high. It’s been in a descending triangle since Coinbase listing. The people to blame are the management who increase supply by 5b+ and their lack of transparency.

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  HyperAlpha (@HyperAlphaOrg) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Sakrexer It comes down to institutional custody and compliance mandates, not order book depth. Funds like Multicoin don't move assets to Coinbase Prime because they lack liquidity on-chain—they do it because institutional entities operate under strict fiduciary frameworks. They require regulated custodians for off-balance-sheet clearing, OTC desk executions, Tax/Accounting reporting, or collateralizing CeFi credit lines. Moving funds to Coinbase is often just internal treasury management or preparing for structured OTC block trades to avoid moving market spot price at all. Retail sees a wallet transfer and panics thinking it's a market dump, while smart capital is just managing custody.

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  🍒Fᵣₑd ᵣₑᵣᵤₙ Cₕₑᵣᵣy🍒 (@SleazyWeez) reported 20 minutes ago

  @sssdsol @zerohedge Have to agree with your sentiment on Coinbase. Their customer service is atrocious, and they have a history of trading issues at the most inopportune times (or possibly opportune for them).

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  Global Whales (@twtlinks) reported 21 minutes ago

  Operation Choke Point 2.0 tried to kill crypto by cutting off banking access quietly — no laws, no votes, just backroom pressure. Coinbase litigated. The documents came out. This is exactly why decentralization isn't optional. When governments can pressure banks, permissionless finance is the only hedge. #Crypto #Bitcoin #DeFi

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  🔥 Max ༒ Osiris 🔥 ௐ³⁶⁹ 🎩 (@maxOSIRISart) reported 22 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Next thing I know you will presenting the Coinbase Award of Freedom to the orange ******** you are forced to pretend to like just to keep stacking cash for yourself and lecturing everyone else about **** you pretend to understand

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  The Cabal (@TheBasedCabal) reported 25 minutes ago

  @LifeByThunder Yes we did. Coinbase is a mega scam wasted 2 years of my life thank god Inspent those years building. Even though maggot coinbase never supported me, I grew as a dev myself. Now I no longer need the scammers at Coinbase to support anything. Time to pivot to AI and also my mission is to port people away from base and to ANY other chain.