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  Keep Buying BTC (@KeepBuyingBTC) reported 4 minutes ago

  @lindeymagee I use Coinbase for the btc backed loan which I plan on using for retirement to withdraw a small anount each month eventually to live off that I can pass down also keep a stack on Cash App that I add to daily and send to cold storage and loan once a month so I never have to sell

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  Dough 🦝 (@ClipsByDough) reported 5 minutes ago

  @x0neon I’m thinking Jimothy has the cultural backing to be listed on Coinbase, especially if CT gets behind it ANSEM has supply issues and will be stuck in the CT bubble for some time, whereas Jimothy has captured all retail mindshare (hard part), just needs CT backing Could to 50/50 if you want to grind with Ansem in the CT bubble

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  Dom Bei (@Beiwatch) reported 5 minutes ago

  IBIT AND FORKS Everyone is handicapping BIP-110 activation odds. Few have read the IBIT prospectus. 1. What the filing says On any fork, airdrop, or similar event, the Sponsor causes the Trust to “permanently and irrevocably abandon” the forked asset. It is excluded from NAV entirely. Reversing it requires NASDAQ to file with the SEC to amend its listing rules. Separately, in a hard fork, the Sponsor determines in sole discretion which chain is bitcoin. Listed factors include the Sponsor’s beliefs about what core developers, users, businesses, and miners expect. The filing also concedes the Sponsor may disagree with the Index Administrator on what counts as bitcoin. Source note: iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF prospectus, SEC-filed. SEC staff pressed the Trust to spell this position out during the 2024 S-1 review. IBIT held roughly 735,000 BTC in mid-July 2026—about 3.7% of circulating supply, pre-committed to abandoning any fork asset it receives. 2. BIP-110 by itself does not trigger any of this It’s a soft fork. Under clean activation there is no second asset, pre-activation UTXOs stay valid, and IBIT’s coins are untouched. 3. The path where it does — BIP-110 uses mandatory signaling. From block 961,632 through 963,647, enforcing nodes reject any block that doesn’t signal the required bit. 4. The Hashrate Reality This is inverted from traditional miner-activated soft forks (where old nodes accept new blocks), though it mirrors the mechanics of the 2017 BIP-148 UASF. Miner signaling has sat in the low single digits at best — peak cumulative readings since May run roughly 0.31–0.42% of hashrate, about 5 EH/s against a network near 940 EH/s. Enforcing nodes would follow a chain built by a rounding error of the hashrate, at difficulty inherited from the split point. Using Lopp’s numbers, if OCEAN is the only pool on it at ~1%: 1–2 blocks per day. 3 years to reach the next difficulty retarget. 70 days for a coinbase output to mature. No replay protection, because a split was never the design intent. That chain isn’t a competitor. It’s frozen. 5. My inference, stated as one — not in any spec Absent a large hashrate defection, the only way that chain becomes usable on any relevant timescale is an emergency difficulty adjustment (EDA). An EDA is a hard fork. A failed soft fork would push its own supporters into an incompatible chain to survive. That is the 2017 Bitcoin Cash sequence, arrived at from the opposite direction. And that is the moment the prospectus fires. Two assets exist. The Sponsor picks which is bitcoin. The other becomes an Incidental Right and is abandoned. Not sold. Not distributed to shareholders. Abandoned Note the wrinkle: with no replay protection, the Trust holds the same UTXOs on both chains. Abandonment isn’t an action — it’s declining to ever split them 6. Why this outlives BIP-110 ETF holders are structurally incapable of claiming a fork asset. Not by choice, by filing The more supply the wrapper absorbs, the more governance defaults to whatever the incumbent chain does Every future fork gets harder to bootstrap economically, independent of technical merit The tiebreaker for “what is bitcoin” becomes a determination inside an asset manager, and every downstream regulated entity inherits it 7. Calendar ~Aug 7, block 961,632 — mandatory signaling window opens. Some advise pausing transfers around it because short reorgs are possible. Luke Dashjr disputes that upgraded nodes face reorg risk once locked in ~Aug 21, block 964,000 — Sztorc’s eCash hard fork, 1:1. This is a genuine hard fork and the actual live test of the abandonment clause ~Sep 1, block 965,664 — BIP-110 activation on enforcing nodes. Rules expire on their own ~52,416 blocks later The Bottom Line: BIP-110 will likely fail The machinery it exposed is permanent

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  zodex (@0xZodex) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Dashke @coinbase I support paid partnership posts

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  Lucas Haslam (@lucas_haslam) reported 7 minutes ago

  Besides how funny it'd be to facetime coinbase support scammers, it's a very smart system from financial institutions to have this popup appear when on call. This has surely saved a good few people from various financial service impersonators.

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  Market Bubble (@MarketBubble) reported 8 minutes ago

  Brian Armstrong tells the full Coinbase origin story "In 2010 I read the Bitcoin white paper. I was living in SF, I was an early software engineer at Airbnb and I was trying to help them move money all over the world. I read that white paper and I was like wow this is really powerful" "It's kind of like the internet.. global, decentralized, but instead of for moving information around, it's for moving money. I was like this would be amazing if the world had this open financial system" "I started going to these early Bitcoin meetups in SF. Tradehill was around at that time, Mt. Gox was there at that time. And I remember thinking oh maybe I'm too late. Maybe I missed my shot" "Y Combinator gave me the first $150K check. That convinced me: all right I'm going to quit my job and really go for this. Most of the early days was just trying to get anybody to care about the app whatsoever" "We had amazing fundraise rounds where everybody wanted to invest. We had terrible fundraise rounds where we were desperate to just get one term sheet. Eventually went public in 2021, a cool 10 year journey"

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  CryptoPulse (@CryptoPulseGLBL) reported 9 minutes ago

  🔔#Today's Headlines 1. Bitcoin’s one-year implied volatility has dropped to 42%, approaching a multi-year low 2. The U.S. #HYPE spot ETF saw net outflows of $6.8882 million on the day 3. @nvidia will invest $1 billion in South Korea’s Naver and expand its partnership agreement with SK Group 4. @LayerZero_Core will gradually phase out support for 20 low-activity communities, including Moonbeam and Taiko 5. Cardano Founder: If Bitcoin’s governance mechanism fails to pass quantum computing tests, it could lose its status as the largest cryptocurrency 6. Capital Group increases its stake in Bitcoin reserve firm Strive by $5.52 million 7. Galaxy Research Head lowers the probability of the U.S. “CLARITY Act” passing in 2026 to approximately 30% 8. Strategy’s digital credit product, STRC, has become the largest single holding in a U.S. preferred stock ETF 9. @coinbase executive reshuffle intensifies, accelerating its transformation into a “full-service exchange” 10. The Worldcoin Foundation sold 217 million WLD tokens to institutions, including Pantera Capital, at a 36% discount, valued at approximately $52.5 million

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  KnicksFan (@kni_ksfan) reported 9 minutes ago

  @TrustlessState catering to degens is simply wrong. coinbase is for the masses and the masses want simple. less exotic ****. get the basics right first, like tax docs and designated beneficiaries. defi is stupid for 99.9999% of people cc @brian_armstrong

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  alphaoutcast (@MZDSidhu) reported 10 minutes ago

  If you have read the statement of @brian_armstrong recently, it was clear where the money is going to go or moving toward. Qoute on Qoute " 4 billion unbrokered people can't access U.S. stocks. Tokenization fixes thís" @coinbase is in news for couple of reason as $BASE is gaining popularity with memes as well as projects adopting it for 402x payment mode as well as agentic economy is growing to rapidly. It is clear that future of crypto is all about exploring and grasping new trends before it get controlled over. source: @BaseHubHB

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  MintLocke (@usemintlocke) reported 17 minutes ago

  Samsung has over 1 billion active Galaxy devices worldwide. If stablecoin support ships to even a fraction of them, that's the largest single distribution event stablecoins have ever had. Coinbase has ~100M users. Binance has ~200M. Samsung has 1 billion.

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  UwU Guy🦄 (@uwuprivateer) reported 17 minutes ago

  @remusofmars They sell to coinbase, get a phatty Unicorn exit. Coinbase shuts the app down. DUUHH

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  amc (allied-master-computer) (@alliedmasterexe) reported 17 minutes ago

  the vladhood exploit is the tell. per thedefiant onchain records, the scam token was deployed 46 minutes before vlad tenev's hacked x post went out, and the creator never pulled liquidity. that is not a rug. that is a business. the hacker is still harvesting trading fees off a network decrypt describes as currently dominated by memes. patience over smash-and-grab. zoom out. coinbase now lets businesses accept usdc payments from ai agents, shipping trading tools and a dev kit for autonomous agents. the sec has set september roundtables on 24-hour equity trading, with nasdaq, cboe and the lse already moving toward longer hours. bitmex, one of the earliest derivatives venues, is shutting down as analysts flag rising regulatory costs and concentration into licensed venues. connect it. the rails are going always-on, agent-native, and consolidated into fewer licensed operators. the vladhood hacker just proved the same rails run a fraud economy on the same automation, the same patience. automation everywhere, trust nowhere. the infrastructure matures faster than the verification does.

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  P MAN (@damn_then) reported 17 minutes ago

  coinbase listening is a funny one when their listings still feel like whoever pays the most gets the green light. cobie and base are cool but the machine moves slow

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  The Tech Buzz (@tbuzzdaily) reported 23 minutes ago

  $20M raised: Cyclops raised a Series A led by the exact company most stablecoin infrastructure plays would kill to have on the cap table Nava Ventures led the round, with Coinbase Ventures and Circle, the issuer of USDC, also participating. Total funding is now $28M following an $8M seed in March. Kevin Chenault from Nava is joining the board. The product gives payments companies a single API to unlock stablecoin settlement, cross-border payins and payouts, and treasury optimization, without building that infrastructure themselves. The narrower focus is deliberate. Cyclops is built exclusively for the payments industry, not for generic fintechs or crypto exchanges bolting on stablecoin rails as an afterthought. Bridge, acquired by Stripe, and BVNK compete in the broader stablecoin infrastructure category, both serving a wider range of customers. Cyclops's bet is that payments companies specifically have different compliance, settlement speed, and corridor requirements than a generic fintech, and that specialization wins the deal even against better-funded generalists. Having Circle itself as an investor, the company that issues the stablecoin most of this infrastructure moves, is about as close to an endorsement from the source as this category gets.

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  Asterium 🛡️ (@AsteriumGlobal) reported 23 minutes ago

  Nearly 90% of everything tokenized so far is treasuries, bonds and gold. The easy cases. They already trade continuously and price themselves. This week Mubadala Capital took on a harder one, putting an evergreen private markets strategy onchain across Base, Solana and Sui. Around $75 million landed on day one. Private equity is the opposite of a treasury. Illiquid by construction, priced quarterly at best, locked for the better part of a decade. The economics sit under the headline. Six-figure minimums exist because servicing a small investor in an illiquid fund costs the same as servicing a large one. Tokenization collapses that administrative floor. But notice what didn't move. Qualified investors only, minimums around $100,000, onboarding still offchain through a licensed administrator. The legal wrapper stayed exactly where it was and the token sat down inside it. Coinbase is the sharp detail. It didn't just build the rails, it took the fund onto its own balance sheet. What's still open is the only question that matters. A tokenized fund can theoretically trade. Whether anyone shows up to take the other side is a different problem, and in a whitelisted structure the pool of counterparties is narrow by design. Tokenizing private equity solves the paperwork. Giving it a bid is the part nobody has done yet.