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  JohnJohnson (@VaultExcavator) reported 1 minute ago

  @dos__commas @coinbase / @brian_armstrong this customer needs clarification on this $Wluna issue. Seems like a big deal...

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  Chris (@Finance_EconGuy) reported 4 minutes ago

  @gladstein @mark_dow The people without IDs will struggle with KYC if they want BTC on a site like Coinbase and if you're really assuming people are better off just managing themselves a ton of people will lose it and even more will struggle to find a way to turn it into goods. Basically your

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  economist ❚ ❚ 🤙 (@economist) reported 6 minutes ago

  The most valuable contract in stablecoins renewed today, and the terms have been set for weeks. Circle ($CRCL ) issues base:0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913, now over $76 billion outstanding. Those coins are backed by real dollars sitting in real accounts earning real interest. A core contract that decides who collects that interest took effect three years ago today. Coinbase ($COIN ) collects 100% of the reserve interest on USDC held on Coinbase. It also collects 50% of the reserve interest on USDC held anywhere else in the world, including coins that never touch its platform. The scale of that is significant as Circle paid Coinbase $908 million in 2024, roughly 54% of Circle's revenue that year, and $330.6 million in the first quarter of 2026 alone, 48% of that quarter's revenue. Circle mints the coin, manages the reserves, carries the regulatory relationship, and hands about half the economics to its distributor. In June, Coinbase joined a rival stablecoin consortium built on the opposite model that shares the majority of reserve income with partners rather than the issuer. Circle's stock fell 17% the same week. Then, at the end of July, Coinbase's CFO said the renewal conditions had already been met and the contract would renew on the same terms. Circle's stock fell about 7% the day after that confirmation. Other things hit the same session, including a broker cutting its target by 25%. But the stock did not re-rate on the news, and the reason is that Circle pays too much. Renewing on identical terms locks it in for three more years. In stablecoins the issuer is not where the money settles. Distribution is. And every platform now hosting stablecoin balances has noticed what Coinbase's contract is worth and wants its own version. This deal is the reference point they are all negotiating against, and it just proved it can survive its first renewal without material changes. Observations, not advice.

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  Filipe 🔶 (@filipebinance) reported 10 minutes ago

  The most visited crypto exchange website in July? Binance Binance: 36.04M OKX: 25.62M Coinbase: 20.60M Nearly 1 in every 4 visits across the 12 exchanges tracked went to Binance. Source: @WuBlockchain

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  Nick Ford (@itsnickford) reported 10 minutes ago

  Monad team would like for you to believe this is bullish for $MON. Here's what missing, let's break it down. #1 "offered to buy locked MON from certain early investors" - Offered at what price? - Which early investors? Seed? Series A? These have very different cost basis. - These investors have a very different risk profile than say Coinbase ICO participants. #2 "discount reflecting the applicable four-year lock-up" - Tokens bought back aren't removed from supply, they go back to the Foundation. - What's the discount? There's no disclosed structure. Linear? Exponential? #3 "nearly all holders approached declined to participate" - All this tell us is, the discount just wasn't attractive enough. Imagine you're up 100X, someone offers you 50X, you might just take the gamble and roll the dice. I don't hold a strong opinion on Monad's future. This isn't about that. Touting this program's success or "failure" is some weird attempt to improve sentiment while price continues to struggle. To simply put it, it's just noise for now.

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  wani (@NazimWani7) reported 16 minutes ago

  @DegenOnBase_ @base Coinbase brian token has liquidity issue some users cant sell

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  1amtwaps (@1amtwaps) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MightyXbt_ We have the believers, liquidity and KOLs will work themselves out as a result, and it will be on our terms. Coinbase had to buy their own bag, all the hard working believers had to buy their own bag, everyone else does too

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  Mr. Freeze (@Guillaume88745) reported 22 minutes ago

  @WilliamShortss @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase Funny to see video recording being banned. And after reading the High Court’s final written judgment, the whole thing looks even more like a joke. If the reasoning is really that strong and convincing, it should stand up to public scrutiny without any problem.

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  Scheff.eth (@NFTscheff) reported 22 minutes ago

  @greenytrades How do you cash out that much? What exchange? I’m curious how you get it to you bank lol. A good problem to have. I’ve only done less than $10k at a time through Coinbase to not get flagged

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  TheoRomano (@th3oromano) reported 25 minutes ago

  @tushant_suneja @OpenAI @coinbase Institutional access gets a lot simpler when the payment layer is already in place

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  This Week in Crypto (@ThisWkInCrypto) reported 26 minutes ago

  Baltimore sued Kalshi and Polymarket, pulling Coinbase, Robinhood, and Webull into the case as well. Listing the contracts was enough to become a defendant. — The Block

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  NIKA💹🧲 (Marineford Arc) (@NIKA6900_) reported 27 minutes ago

  @youwhatwhat_ Ok sure. Tell that to all the people wrongfully liquidated by exchanges and never got their money back. You're telling people it's safer to hold everything you're worth on an OPEN platform than to secure it with your own means with tech that is designed for safety and privacy. If you actually read about what happened with trezor, nobody lost funds. It was just personal info from the trezor website. You're implying that because a WEB2 site was hacked, that cold wallets are "unsafe". I've literally had my info stolen off Coinbase in the past, I believe YOU'RE the one who is confused here and advocating for centralized 3rd party interference is antithesis.

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  belvedero (@blaveroo) reported 27 minutes ago

  i believe if base:0xb2000000000000000000004c27f6523082f41d01 stays at these levels for another day or two and @baseapp continues to slow shill it, new money will start coming in next leg should be around 50m and i wouldn’t be surprised if we get coinbase spot if this hits 50m looks like they’ve learned from their mistakes and only up from now

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 27 minutes ago

  F2Pool claimed block 962,971 — 4,126 txs, 1.65 MB, 99.9% full. Reward: 3.1250 BTC subsidy + 0.0335 BTC fees = 3.1585 BTC total. F2Pool continues to show up consistently in the attribution data. Coinbase signature match at 93% confidence.

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 27 minutes ago

  ViaBTC mined 962,848 — 5,304 txs in 1.61 MB (99.8% full). Block reward totaled 3.1371 BTC (3.1250 subsidy + 0.0121 fees). Attribution via coinbase signature at 93% confidence. ViaBTC remains an active player in this epoch's block production.