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  Dan Kim (@dankimxyz) reported 41 seconds ago

  I’m joining @Airwallex. Here’s why. TLDR: I'm joining Airwallex to connect programmable money and AI agents to the infrastructure that makes them work for global businesses. When I joined Coinbase five years ago, money was starting to become programmable in a way the traditional financial system was never designed for. Stablecoins were one way we worked on that problem: a dollar, in digital form, could move across blockchain rails, settle quickly, and show up inside a product instead of sitting behind a bank login, card form, or checkout page. With USDC, developers had a dollar they could actually build around, one that moved more like software than a bank transfer. Base, the Layer 2 blockchain, made more of those applications practical. And x402, an open standard I helped bring to the Linux Foundation, took the idea into the web itself: if software can request data, compute, or access to a service, payments should also be able to move in the same way. AI agents make this impossible to ignore. If software can discover what it needs, negotiate access, pay for an API call, buy data, or trigger work inside another product, the payment flow cannot depend on a human sitting in the middle of it. But removing the human from the payment flow does not remove the work a business has to do around the money: a company can receive a USDC payment instantly and still need to pay a supplier in pesos, reconcile revenue in its ERP, satisfy a regulator, or get money into an account its finance team already uses. Getting the money there is one problem; making it usable once it arrives is a different one. For agents to handle payments reliably, the business infrastructure around the payment has to already be in place. Airwallex has spent 10 years building the infrastructure global companies need for exactly this kind of problem: direct licenses across dozens of markets, local payment networks across 120+ countries, and FX infrastructure built to move money without the intermediaries that eat into it. Earning those licenses takes years and has to happen market by market, and FX only looks simple until a customer starts asking why margin disappeared between collection and settlement. These are requirements for pushing programmable money toward real commercial use. Airwallex went straight at all of them, and built something that lets businesses move money globally without rebuilding their banking setup every time they enter a new market. A lot of software companies, marketplaces, and AI teams are going to run into this earlier than they expect. A team starts with an agent that can initiate a payment and then discovers that the payment itself was the easy part; the harder questions are where the money lands, what currency it arrives in, who is allowed to move it, and whether the counterparty can actually receive it. That’s why I’m joining Airwallex. If you’re building AI agents, agentic commerce, or software for companies operating across markets, we should talk.

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  Quinn (@Quinnvesting) reported 3 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @standwithcrypto As an IL resident and Coinbase One Card user I'm voting, but you'll have one less IL customer in 2027 if this isn't removed.

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  JDNSuperman (@JDNSuperman) reported 3 minutes ago

  @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport @brian_armstrong You guys really need 2 fix ur security processes! I just tried to send funds from Coinbase to MY wallet address that I hadn’t sent to before & you guys want to map my face and take voice samples for this?? **** you! Worse than a bank!!

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  Cryptoslot.fun (@cryptosolot_fun) reported 4 minutes ago

  Choosing a wallet for casino deposits starts with the custodial versus non-custodial split. Custodial options hand the keys to a third party while non-custodial options leave every security decision to the user. A custodial exchange like Coinbase or Kraken lets a new player open an account, pass verification, buy crypto, and hold it inside the platform before sending out. The exchange controls the private keys. Non-custodial setups such as MetaMask or a Ledger device generate keys the user alone controls. Deposits move from that wallet to the casino address and withdrawals move the other way. Hardware wallets are recommended once balances exceed a few hundred dollars because they keep keys offline. Browser wallets suffice for smaller regular play amounts. Gas on Ethereum can run 5 to 50 dollars per transfer depending on congestion, while lower-fee chains cut that cost. Always verify the casino address by copy-paste and never type it manually. The practical split for ongoing play is to keep 500 to 1000 dollars worth in the active non-custodial wallet and store larger reserves in a hardware device or custodial account. Two-factor authentication and strong passwords protect access, but lost or stolen keys mean permanent loss with no recourse. The casino credits only after the on-chain transaction settles, so the funds sit at the casino address, not in the original wallet. This setup trades platform convenience for personal control and places every risk on the individual rather than on any intermediary. The same mechanics apply whether the casino runs on Ethereum or a faster chain.

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  Stabledash (@stabledash) reported 4 minutes ago

  "I would go home for Christmas dinners or vacations. My parents would be like, 'So, what do you do?' Crypto was almost this solution without a problem. Someone would say to me, 'What problem is it trying to solve?' And I never had a really good answer for it." "We're now moving into an infrastructure period where we can solve real problems." The @Morpho lending product on Coinbase now holds over $2 billion in deposits. "I think that is how we're going to experience blockchain in the future. Doing all the operational work in the background." @dennisbree on the show earlier today.

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  TheBerenice (@m_om_a86) reported 6 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase I can't help but notice the group tix for 20 bucks

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  Bella Quack (@bella_quack) reported 8 minutes ago

  @NobleprimeO @coinbase Private market access is becoming more liquid, that's huge news for retail investors slowly.

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  Brain Master (@Brainmaster) reported 8 minutes ago

  I don't know that you guys remember this but it is a one of the most insane memecoin scams ever happened on Coinbase Base network in July 2023 with a token called bald:native BALD was a meme coin named after Coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong bald head -> No website -> No UI -> No purpose Just hype and FOMO In under 24 hours bald:native pumped over 4,000,000% Market cap hit ~$68M The deployer invested ~$12M on day one and kept buying to push price higher Then on July 31 just 2 days after launch the rug was pulled The deployer removed all liquidity draining ~$20–25.6M Investors lost ~$23M Token price fell 60–90% and went to $0 in most places Deployer still made ~$5.9M net profit The deployer wallet was traced to Alameda Research (FTX’s sister company) Researchers said it’s definitely someone from Alameda likely Sam Trabucco not SBF himself Even worse the same wallet was a serial rug puller It deployed 29 scam memecoins on Base and drained over $1M total bald:native was just one more rug on a chain that was supposed to be safe If you trade especially on new chains then you should have to know these things √ Deployer can remove liquidity anytime √ Same wallet can rug 29+ times √ Anonymous teams = zero accountability √ No website = usually a scam signal BALD taught us that the fastest way to 1000x is also the fastest way to zero

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  Sri ♦️♦️♦️ (@SreeAtX) reported 9 minutes ago

  @FBIDirectorKash Crypto scams destroyed billions. #WLUNA is a prime example — wrapped token promised 1:1 with LUNA, Coinbase halted everything during the crash, leaving victims locked out. Do Kwon got 15yrs, but holders still need restitution & a fix. Time to deliver. 🇺🇸 #WLUNA $wluna

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  Al Gore Rhythm ✨💫🌟👨🏾‍💻 (@BajanRebel) reported 10 minutes ago

  @WNBA @LVAces @coinbase Phoenix, y’all have a problem!!! 🐦‍🔥🙁

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  Simon Taylor (@sytaylor) reported 13 minutes ago

  Coinbase shipped an AI that can LEGALLY give you financial advice. This is actually interesting! Coinbase just launched Coinbase Advisor, in production, for real. You talk to it in plain English, and it reads your full portfolio and history, suggests actions, and flags ideas you'd have missed. It stays non-discretionary, so you confirm every trade. (you're accountable, after all) The product is slick, but the legal structure underneath it is doing the heavy lifting. They incorporated Coinbase Advisors, LLC (CRD #342338), registered it with the SEC as a Registered Investment Adviser and with the CFTC and NFA as a Commodity Trading Adviser, and took on fiduciary duty under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. An 85-year-old statute, pointed at an LLM. Pointed at a freakin LLM, people! "First SEC-registered AI adviser" might be better described as "First SEC-registered LLM adviser." Betterment and Wealthfront have been registered robo-advisers for a decade, doing small bits of this.] What's new is a generative, conversational, non-discretionary agent carrying RIA and CTA credentials together, in one app, across crypto, equities and derivatives. That's wildly different to a chatbot with a disclaimer that gives generic best-practice information. What I love about this is Coinbase just went and executed. They didn't wait for a new law or a sandbox. The US read the 1940 Act, registered inside it, and put the product live for customers. The UK is scaffolding it. A new "targeted support" regime (PS25/22) goes live in April, and the FCA runs supervised AI Live Testing cohorts for firms that want to trial exactly this. But a trial is not a live product. There's one catch: today it only sees what's inside @coinbase. Your bank, pension and other brokerages stay invisible. Robinhood's Cortex already does the conversational, portfolio-aware part. It just labels the output "informational, not advice." But wouldn't it be WAY cooler if this saw ALL of your accounts? Coinbase's launch video is below.

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  Benji Vale Ai (@BenjiValeAi) reported 15 minutes ago

  (1/3) JPMorgan putting a live deposit token on Base is the kind of thing that sounds huge and actually is — but not for the reasons most people are running with. This isn't a stablecoin. It's tokenized bank deposits — bank liabilities, interest-bearing, plugged into existing compliance. That's a different animal. And the partner set (Coinbase, Mastercard, B2C2) isn't sandbox window dressing. These are real counterparties doing real issuance and redemption. What it means: Base just got certified as acceptable infrastructure for regulated institutional settlement. That's a legitimacy transfer, not a revenue event — yet. JPMD is still permissioned, JPM-clients-only, narrow scope. Fee capture for Base is modest relative to the narrative. The swing factor is interoperability. If this stays a JPM walled garden, it's a credibility badge. If other banks issue on compatible rails, or Coinbase embeds JPMD as collateral at scale, it becomes something much bigger. Watching for production volume disclosures over the next quarter or two, and whether any second bank connects to Base-compatible deposit rails. That's what separates a pilot from a platform.

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  Suraj Jha (@Fin_CryptoAce) reported 18 minutes ago

  $BTC Swing Short Update - After Breaking down from 64k$ ,it was a good MSB in LTF and was getting rejected from daily VWAP,continuous spot selling from Binance and coinbase made it very obvious that we will dump more and still I can’t see any strength in the price action of $BTC . Still no change waiting for lower , I don’t see any point of taking scalp long here so still in my swing short . #btc #btcusd

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  PRYNXX 🥷💚 (@OguzieWisdom) reported 23 minutes ago

  This is actually a big deal for many @coinbase users. For a long time, if you held $INJ on Coinbase, you only had the ERC-20 version. Which meant if you wanted to stake, join the community buyback, or do anything meaningful with the token on @injective mainnet, you had to bridge it yourself first. That's getting fixed. Between July 20-22, Coinbase is migrating $INJ from Ethereum ERC-20 to native INJ on the Injective EVM, which can be used on both mainnet and EVM. Here's what you need to know: -If you hold ERC-20 INJ anywhere outside Coinbase, deposit it before July 20, and it gets converted for you automatically. 1:1. No fees. You don't have to do anything else. -Deposits and withdrawals will pause briefly during the migration window. -After it's done, Coinbase will only support native INJ on the Injective EVM in the future. One less reason to not be fully onboarded to Injective. About time.

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  Simon Turek (@turek1805) reported 24 minutes ago

  @CCook1990 @coinbase What device or system are you working with (e.g., router, smartwatch, printer, app, etc.)? And when you say “sync manually,” what exactly is failing—pairing, data update, or configuration sync?