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  0xcourvosier.eth (@InDaTrenchz) reported 3 minutes ago

  @myAlphaDrops @buildonbase well it does work as you can only have 1 @coinbase account per identity so solves the sybil issue does it not ?

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  Finance Freeman 🇺🇸 (@FinanceFreeman) reported 4 minutes ago

  @SSJCurrency @virtuals_io I get it brother, but still not good for the token and when comparing charts it's all the same. Retail isn't buying AERO on coinbase and then going to lock it up. Even if they did the reason they came into crypto was not for 10-20% in 2 years. Should have invested in AI stocks. The point is both charts are down the same and I would not judge a team if you do not know them. To be clear, I do not know them either, but just comparing charts

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  CARTIST (@cartist00) reported 6 minutes ago

  @lechriss17 @OnyshchukInvest @itstuyo Damn yeah, I used coinbase, but it’s so slow. And transferring money also takes 10+mins and no benefits

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  🍊LiquidResonance🌱 (@addanalysis) reported 7 minutes ago

  I feel bad bc at one point I told him buying wXCH on Coinbase was an option Didn’t know he had bought a fat chunk on CB and now he can’t transfer any of it Maybe they’ll add support back if/when XCH gets out of the grave but that’s ****** Lesson in there I guess

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  Arubaito (@Arubaito_App) reported 9 minutes ago

  Coinbase wants to be Canada's go-to exchange, but clearer rules are needed first. Builders working together can't thrive in regulatory uncertainty. Can a centralized exchange like Coinbase ever truly be 'permissionless' if it's beholden to?

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  Clément Bongibault |Ledger (@RizkiChandra23) reported 13 minutes ago

  @LightYa8ami Has your coinbase issues been resolved ?

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  SHWEPPS (@SHWEPPS_) reported 14 minutes ago

  Ansem tells Brian Armstrong some of the things coinbase could do better as a product “Sometimes people feel coinbase pick and choose which products they want to highlight or witch project they want to go use on the money and sometimes the market is not reflecting on that’s what you guys should be focusing on and I think when some of those products you are focusing on don’t end up doing well people are like well we feel slided that cos we spend our time building on base and we feel like we didn’t get that much eyes and support from like the top of command”

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  Ms Al (@samaburhat) reported 17 minutes ago

  @coinbase I live in New York more than 17 years.I used coinbase back in 2015 only for 2 months then they blocked my account….Its a garbage trading platform

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  Shadooow (@ShadooowOnX) reported 18 minutes ago

  PoorGoat explains how round-tripping GOAT from a $30K market cap to $15M gave him his name "The big one was GOAT Coin. I bought it at a $30K market cap on Vector, all public, and I round-tripped ******** out of it" "It blew up and went to around $15 million. That's where the GOAT part came from" "I was in a coin called Poor Coin for a minute, thought PoorGoat sounded good, and it just stuck" "It's been an evolution of my trading career" "I built around 10,000 followers on Vector, but when Coinbase bought it, the platform shut down and I lost the entire audience" "Now I have 93,000 followers on fomo, which is just crazy"

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  AgentP (@keegreil) reported 21 minutes ago

  @proofofmike idk, i'll have to ask codex what he picked, haha. I should add this is not stock CKPool, I modified it just to get payout lists from GridPool, but had to increase the size of one of the data structures to do that. It's possible CK had that tuned to fit in CPU cache instead of going to RAM. So my data is NOT apples to apples. For leaderboard its the same point as the SV1 pools, work sent to the miner. w/SV2 header only mining the miner itself only gets the Merkle root, so can't see the difference between a fast empty block and a full template, but I presume it's empty block first then full later, I just haven't instrumented it. I'm using SV2 because I'm stuffing 300 addresses in the coinbase, which will break a lot of SV1 miner firmwares, but SV2 is guaranteed compatible with GridPool payouts.

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  Hope ⌘🛠️ (@positivemi09) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Crypto_Pranjal I imported main wallet which I us d for Base Airdrop in baseapp and verified social accounts, Coinbase, TikTok,and there is issue to verify Instagram how to verify it

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  MEGA ETH MOTO (@NoNAME00264254) reported 24 minutes ago

  The fire sale of a life time. Future trillionairs in the making! Let's break it down! @megaeth @hotpot_dao If a real-time, 10ms-block-time Layer 2 like MegaETH succeeds at scale—overcoming the steep post-launch distribution headwinds that plague high-throughput chains—the ripple effects would reach far beyond crypto market caps. A "huge win" for MegaETH wouldn't just mean a higher token valuation; it would mark a fundamental shift in how software architects, Web2 giants, and institutional markets think about decentralized execution. Here is what that victory would look like across the broader technology landscape. 1. The Erasure of the "Web2 vs. Web3 Performance Gap" Historically, Web3 applications have accepted a massive latency tax in exchange for decentralization and composability. * The New Baseline: At sub-10ms block times and tens of thousands of real transactions per second (TPS), the user-perceived performance gap between centralized cloud infrastructure (AWS/GCP) and decentralized execution vanishes. * Web2 Consumer UX: App interfaces would no longer require "confirming transaction..." loading spinners, wallet pop-ups for every state change, or artificial delays. Interacting with a smart contract feels identical to tapping "Like" on Instagram or placing an order on Uber Eats. 2. Micro-Colocation and "Proximity Markets" Become Standard Architecture One of the most radical shifts would be the commercialization of on-chain proximity infrastructure. * Today, high-frequency trading (HFT) firms pay millions to place servers in the same New Jersey data centers as NASDAQ or the NYSE. * A MegaETH victory validates the concept of bidding native tokens for physical co-location near a specialized node/sequencer. * This introduces a brand-new Web3 revenue engine: monetization of physical sub-millisecond network proximity for algorithmic traders, arbitrage bots, and real-time AI agents. 3. On-Chain Financial Infrastructure Fully Replaces Wall Street Centralized Order Books Legacy exchanges (like Cboe, CME, and Nasdaq) rely on off-chain matching engines because existing Blockchains are too slow for order-book matching engines, forcing crypto to rely on Automated Market Makers (AMMs). * Order Books over AMMs: A ultra-low latency chain allows fully on-chain Central Limit Order Books (CLOBs) to handle high-frequency order cancels, updates, and matches without clogging the network. * Institutional Migration: Traditional market makers and prop desks move actual matching operations on-chain rather than relying on centralized intermediaries (like Binance or Coinbase) for execution speed. 4. Real-Time Autonomous AI Agents Get "Self-Sustaining" Rails The tech industry is currently bottlenecked on how AI agents perform micro-transactions autonomously. * Instant Settlement for AI: If an AI agent needs to pay another AI agent $0.001 to process an image, parse a dataset, or rent 100ms of GPU power, current chains are either too expensive or too slow. * Agent-to-Agent Micro-Economies: Ultra-fast, low-cost execution allows autonomous agents to hold balance sheets, execute sub-second arbitrage, and run autonomous economic loops without human intervention. 5. Shift from "App Chains" Back to Shared Real-Time Composability For years, the consensus solution to throughput limits was building specialized, isolated application chains (AppChains). * Composability Wins: If MegaETH proves a single general-purpose state machine can process real-time workloads without collapsing under state-bloat, the industry pivot toward fragmented AppChains halts. * Developers regain "atomic composability"—the ability for a game, a credit protocol, a DEX, and a yield vault to seamlessly interact in a single block without cross-chain bridges. 6. It rewrites the venture playbook for open-source protocol launches: * Alignment: Networks are forced to treat token emissions like milestone-based corporate equity unlocks—tied strictly to verifiable revenue metrics.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 26 minutes ago

  @naz1228 @RaoulGMI coinbase built the rails (google + amazon adopted them), but $TAO and autonolas are where agents actually transact and access specialized services onchain bittensor for decentralized AI infrastructure, autonolas for the agent marketplace with micropayments

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  Clément Bongibault |Ledger (@RizkiChandra23) reported 30 minutes ago

  @maneswallace @coinbase Sorry about the inconvenience, is there any issues you're currently facing with the updated Coinbase app ?

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  JJ JOHNSON (@JJ_JOHNSON_2028) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Truist How many people between January to March 2022 had their accounts overdrafted by Coinbase for thousands of dollars? I could have taken millions in Bitcoin. I just wanted to show $COIN its software was extremely vulnerable to hacks and try to help the Ceo - as you see 4+ years later he still hides from this conversation. As a ceo myself - I would be embarrassed if someone hacked my software and I would want to know how. All Brian did was charge Truist. Truist is a innocent party to this. Triust did nothing wrong. If you have questions contact Coinbase. Maybe almost 5 years later they will finally take responsibility. I save my silver. Truist removes the ChexSystems report.