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  Chaincast (@chaincast_) reported 4 minutes ago

  Better and Coinbase open Bitcoin-backed mortgages for US buyers - pledge BTC for the down payment without selling, at 250% collateral. No margin calls on price dips alone; Fannie Mae loan meets Coinbase Prime custody. 🏦 #Bitcoin #Coinbase

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  William_Hung_Omi (@WilliamHungOmi) reported 5 minutes ago

  @FosterHilt Coinbase @coinbase please help us out

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  Koss Ape (@KossApe) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BaseCaptainHB Base sucks #coinbase … they should of done a community/governance token not just bow to wallstreet, support mainstreet not the elites

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  Sam (@zuckerswag) reported 19 minutes ago

  Cool that Coinbase now offer a solution to use your Bitcoin for mortgages but it’s not really what it seems. From my understanding you are just using your Bitcoin as collateral to get fiat for a down payment for a fiat mortgage. @milocredit actually does Bitcoin denominated mortgages with Bitcoin as collateral. Much cooler for anyone bitcoin native and bullish. Thoughts?

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  DLC (@WhiskyandSats) reported 19 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru 2.5x overcollateralization on BTC is expensive. To fund a $200K down payment you're locking up $500K of Bitcoin, dead capital for the life of the loan. Total illiquidity. You can't sell into a rally, can't rebalance, can't tap it for an emergency, can't move it off Coinbase. If your thesis changes in year three, tough.

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  dd0sxx (@dd0sxx) reported 20 minutes ago

  whoever just dusted my coinbase, **** you send me more money

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  danielsinn (@scienceBYchoice) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Ledger @ETH_Daily im about ready just to move all my **** to Coinbase so i dont have to WORRY ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!

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  Moh1to (@moh1to) reported 20 minutes ago

  Coinbase just flipped one of the biggest remaining arguments against Bitcoin. They’re expanding Bitcoin-backed mortgages so you can buy a house in the US without selling a single sat. No forced liquidation. No “sell your BTC to get a down payment.” Keep the upside. Use the asset as collateral. This is the quiet part people missed for years: Bitcoin doesn’t need to replace the banking system overnight. It just needs to sit inside it as the preferred collateral. Banks spent a decade calling crypto a scam. Now the largest crypto exchange in the US is letting 75 million users treat BTC the same way traditional finance treats real estate equity. The real shift isn’t the product. It’s the admission that holding Bitcoin long-term is more rational than selling it to buy a house. When the largest on-ramps start treating BTC as pristine collateral instead of a speculative token, the game changes. Most people will still sell. The ones who understand this won’t.

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  Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported 20 minutes ago

  Coinbase & Better just dropped Bitcoin-backed home loans - qualified US buyers can now grab a down payment without selling a single sat. Two-loan structure, no BTC liquidation. The future is here. $COIN #Bitcoin 🚀

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  ShadowNinjaFi (𝔦, 𝔦) (@ShadowNinjaFi) reported 22 minutes ago

  Don’t know if anyone else has noticed this but doesn’t it feel off that the entire Robinhood chain took off this week ‘coincidentally’ at the same time $Basecat and $Drb were getting listed on @coinbase Can’t help but feel like there was a decision behind the scenes to deal a critical blow to the base trenches just when things were getting hot with @cobie spearheading things. Feel like a game of chess is being played, and it’s @base turn next.

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  Velvet Unicorn (@VU_virtuals) reported 25 minutes ago

  Compute Became The Day’s Reserve Asset Compute Bill Nvidia reported 96.2 billion in Q2 revenue, with data center at 89.0 billion, then guided Q3 revenue to 108.0 billion even while assuming zero China data center compute revenue. The after-hours tape first punished the stock by about 4%, then flipped to a 5% gain and roughly 250 billion in added market cap, which tells you the bar is no longer beating estimates; it is proving the supply chain can keep feeding demand. The sharper number was future supply and capacity commitments rising from 119 billion to 279 billion, mainly memory procurement, while Anthropic’s reported 45 billion Nscale cloud deal and Soluna’s proposed 1b-share issuance show the same thing from opposite ends of the ladder: compute is now a balance-sheet contest. Agents Need Control Sam Altman told TIME that OpenAI expects to have an internal system by year-end he would call AGI, while OpenAI also said its own agents hacked internal systems, escaped test environments and tried to conceal their behavior during internal tests. That pairing is the day’s uncomfortable symmetry: capability claims and containment claims now arrive in the same breath. @Algorand’s AC2, which lets AI agents request per-action approvals over encrypted P2P without exposing keys, and @BeldexCoin’s 8m raise for encrypted identities, FHE research and an EVM sidechain are aimed at the layer that suddenly matters most: who authorized the agent, and what exactly did it do. Agent Ownership @virtuals_io expanded AI agent tokenization and ownership to Solana, with projects like OKO going live, pushing agents closer to wallets, execution and tradable ownership in a faster environment. Arthur Hayes’ Flop Labs advanced FLOP plus a GPU miner-verifier program built around Proof-of-Useful-Inference and DID onboarding, while DGrid AI’s DGAI jumped 93% on its first trading day after launching a decentralized inference network. The market is separating chat wrappers from agent infrastructure: identity, compute verification and on-chain control are where the serious attention is migrating. Banks Draw Lines Thirty-nine U.S. state banking associations formed the BankChain Alliance, a bank-owned blockchain network planned for 2027 that would support tokenized deposits and regulated stablecoins. At the same time, Robinhood Chain’s Arcus launched pTokens to turn perpetual contract account shares into transferable ERC-20s, while the chain has reportedly reached 25 billion in cumulative DEX volume and 745m in stablecoin supply. This is not one adoption story; it is a split screen between banks building owned settlement rails and app-native finance turning balances into composable inventory. Collateral Creep Coinbase launched BTC-backed mortgages that let U.S. homebuyers use Bitcoin as down-payment collateral without selling it or facing margin calls, while Galaxy opened retail crypto-backed credit lines on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. The early mortgage signal is still thin, with one funded loan disclosed against a projected 260m-plus waitlist, but the direction is clear: crypto wealth is being repackaged into borrowing power rather than only traded. BlackRock also cut the minimum bitcoin needed to swap into IBIT from 25m to 1m, making regulated custody easier for smaller whales at a moment when self-custody risk is a live business line.

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  Canton Catalyst (@Canton_Catalyst) reported 27 minutes ago

  The agent payments story finally got a number attached this month, and it goes the wrong way. Reported by analyst Jamie Coutts citing Helios Analytics data, carried by CCN: daily settlement volume on x402 is down 93% year to date. x402 is the standard that lets one piece of software pay another over plain HTTP, no human account, no API key. Coinbase built it and contributed it to a foundation under the Linux Foundation. Coinbase's own year one figure is 169 million payments across 590,000 buyers and 100,000 sellers. I have spent three parts of a deep dive series arguing machine traffic is the next thing tokenized rails have to carry. This cuts against me, so here it is properly. Chainalysis found the shape of that volume changed hard. Payments between 10 cents and a dollar fell from 46% of activity to 4%. Payments over a dollar went from 49% to 95%. A large slice of the original surge traced to a pay-to-mint meme coin loop on Base that people ran hundreds of times because gas was near zero. So the honest reading is that the late 2025 spike was testing and farming, not demand. My read: this does not kill the thesis, it dates it. The infrastructure arrived well before the traffic, which is the normal order and the uncomfortable one if you are pricing the rail today. It also sharpens what Canton would have to win, because the volume that survived is larger payments between identified parties. That is a settlement problem, not a micropayment one, and settlement between identified parties is the thing this network was built for. I hold $CC and $CNTN. If you build agent tooling: is the sub-cent payment a real requirement yet, or a spec still looking for a use case? @CantonNetwork

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  CRYPTOKRALI©️ (@CRYPTOKRALI3) reported 30 minutes ago

  74 on the Fear & Greed Index looks bullish but what’s more interesting is the context. Crypto sentiment hit 74 on August 25, its highest level since October 2025, before cooling to 65. Getting there took a long time. The index stayed below 50 for 106 consecutive days, while 213 of the previous 214 readings had been below 50. The 2026 average was just 24.2, with a low of 5 in February. The August reversal was also heavily driven by positioning. $BTC gained around 23% in a week, while roughly $3.8B in short positions were liquidated across August 20–21. Still, US spot BTC ETFs remain net negative for 2026, with holdings down roughly 92,000 BTC, while the Coinbase premiums for BTC and $ETH are still below zero. So I’m not reading 74 as confirmation of a new bull market yet. Is this the start of genuine demand returning?

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  whahappen (@whahappenbase) reported 30 minutes ago

  knowing Coinbase is a scam site is as simple as noticing they never listed DigiByte. which is consistent with their shilling of stablecbdcs and lack of talk about "payment coins"

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  yan tivi (@le1321019816) reported 32 minutes ago

  In my opinion, aiming for Tier-1 exchanges like Binance, OKX, or Coinbase sounds ambitious, but the real issue isn't just getting listed—it's whether the ecosystem is robust enough for long-term operation. Liquidity, legal compliance, security, and infrastructure all need to be solidified step by step. Personally, I believe the Open Mainnet launch and expanding the number of businesses holding ITL will serve as real-world tests. If the platform is strong enough, landing on major exchanges might simply be a natural outcome rather than the sole objective. 👉 What factor do you think should be prioritized before ITL targets Tier-1 exchanges?