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  Anthony Loera (@AnthonyLoera_) reported 1 minute ago

  Twelve years of accusations, interrogated by my own node. Today I'm publishing the transcript. No posts yesterday because I was finishing the document I wished existed: a proposed U.S. regulatory opinion on DigiByte, public reference edition. Not hired advocacy. A starting point any lawyer, researcher, or regulator can adopt, attack, or reject. Free, public, and every claim ships with a SHA-256 hash so you can re-run the evidence yourself. Unsigned by design and not legal advice: the signature line belongs to whichever counsel verifies it. The witness was a DigiByte Core v9.26.4 node, unpruned, independently validating the chain at height 23,870,576 and climbing during capture. What the ledger confessed, to the satoshi: Blocks 1 through 1,439 created exactly 103,608,000 DGB of new issuance. The extra 0.54 DGB on the coinbase total is transaction fees. Yes, the record accounts for half a coin of fee dust from 2014. The twelve-year-old story that 105,096,000 DGB sat in two launch addresses? Arithmetically impossible. That number exceeds the entire verified issuance of the window. No script held it. A dozen years of FUD, retired by long division. The 21,515,999.46 DGB that funded early development traces to 300 mined coinbase outputs. Mined. Not one purchaser dollar entered that path, which is exactly the element Howey requires and cannot find. And the present tense: no person can freeze native DGB, redeem it, reverse it, or compel the nodes. The SEC's own 2026 framework defines a digital commodity and defines decentralization; the record maps DGB onto both, clause by clause. FinCEN built an administrator category; on this protocol, the chair is vacant. New York built a controller's license; there is no one to hand it to. Creation is history. Control is present power. The first belongs to Jared Tate. The second belongs to no one. That is the philosophy: verify, then commit. The DigiDollar edition comes next. Then, and only then, I lock my coins. Facts don't need a sponsor. They ship with checksums. $DGB #DigiByte #DigiDollar

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  mtn drew (@mtndrew) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BaggerWalmart Makes sense. What an awful time to be Coinbase man. Cobie has his work cut out for him.

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 6 minutes ago

  @0xdaevid They shunned memes to the point that 99% of people left and refused to come back. They absolutely killed meme culture on base before it got a chance to start evolving. They forced everything else *at the expense of memes* because they do not want them. They wanted their narratives to be what drives base, and occasionally reluctantly accepted some of them along the way. But if you talk to people who refused to come back to base in any capacity, the overwhelming response was that there's essentially no good memes bc no one gives a **** about coins that are about coinbase execs, and that memes never got real love when it mattered. The fact that solana dominated them is all the evidence you need that base drove users away over their disdain for memes.

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  bitfloorsghost (@bitfloorsghost) reported 10 minutes ago

  the funny thing about what happened with coinbase/base/brian over the past 48 is how many base users who are grave dancing and/or defending what the CEO did just further reinforces what an issue that culture is

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  BOOM DADDY 💥 (@wickedpissah92) reported 13 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong I have Robinhood ETH stuck in my coinbase deposits account - HELP

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  BLOCKCAST.CC NEWS (@Blockcastcc) reported 13 minutes ago

  Cobie’s comments on Coinbase and Base being distant from crypto-native users, with recent avoidable errors further eroding trust. As the new lead for Base App and Coinbase trading products, Cobie acknowledges these issues but does not oversee the Base network itself. Cobie commits to listening more to onchain users and developing products tailored to their preferences to rebuild engagement.

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  Gaugi (@0xGaugi) reported 13 minutes ago

  Might be one of the most truthful statements we had about base& cb over the last two years. Still asking myself if Coinbase even wants to have such a (degen -)community or if they literally don’t give a ****. Interesting how Cobie wants to handle this. Monitoring the situation.

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  DonHapnerMusic (@DonHapner) reported 16 minutes ago

  @niw51309458 Thanks. No need. I've spent hours with the stupid bot and even finally got a real person on the phone to read a script of useless babbling.... I totally understand how crypto works. Coinbase service has deteriorated in the past few years and these people have lost my business.

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  PaperImperium (@ImperiumPaper) reported 17 minutes ago

  Maker/Sky is already earning the same rate on its actively-managed, risk-taking Prime book than it would earn holding idle USDC on Coinbase, (where the exchange pays Sky to custody it) So I find it surprising that Sky wants to do this 10 bps cut to their spread. Sky reports a very small positive NIM as of today (3.67% - 3.62% = 5 bps), and that’s actually better than the 12-month average. So on a risk-reward basis, it seems like you’d want to shrink the Primes’ balance sheets rather than try to give them back a few bps. Spark, for example, used to pay a hefty premium over the idle USDC in the PSM. That premium has eroded over the last year, and has been flat or negative in recent months. The 12-month spread over idle USDC appears to be about 0.6% and drifting lower as months of negative or de minimis spread accumulate. Think about that for a moment. For taking on risk and complexity, Sky has been getting less yield than if the funds were used to buy USDC and hold it on Coinbase. Grove still manages to eke out 20-30bps premium over holding USDC, but it’s hard to think that compensates for the risk profile vs idle USDC. Obex is less mature but shows the same pattern of compressing yield for Sky since February launch. One could argue this is a depressed rate environment and I think that’s a fair retort. It’s not like Ethena et al are doing demonstrably better. Cyclical markets are just a fact of life in crypto. But why not trim their credit lines to encourage a smaller book with sensible risk premiums instead of giving 10 bps back to the Primes, as that doesn’t really fix the core issue. Jettison the marginal positions inside the Primes until Sky is paid for the risk they add vs idle USDC. If better rates or opportunities emerge, then you can always allow the Primes to ramp up again. But the convergence on a tiny or negative risk premium is occurring across all of the Primes, so it’s a systematic challenge, not one team fumbling a couple quarters of performance. As I’ve said elsewhere, it’s actually pretty hard to make money in stablecoins! It can be done (Tether shows this, as well as some periods for Sky and Circle), but it’s not easy. Helpful data sources in next post.

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  FoFan (@FoFan_eth) reported 20 minutes ago

  I really cannot understand why @coinbase trying to pump memes on @base. Base was always about utility, AI agents, new tech tokens. Why is Base trying to pump memes when there is Solana and Robinhood for this? Memes are a short-term hype, not a long-term vision. - You can sell the idea via utility tokens (sometimes even real utility) - You can make a mini alt season with the pump on AI agents utility tokens on base. Like it was in May and February 2026, it was always about AI agents and the idea behind it. I’m not even talking about the end of 2024; I’m talking about this year. February and May showed us that AI agents and utility tokens are the right idea, the right vision for Base. Brian pump it. I see no reason to support base:0xb2000000000000000000007bf6d5cbb0e24cb301, while there is ribbita-by-virtuals:native, base:0xed664536023d8e4b1640c394777d34abaff1df8f, $VIRTUAL etc.

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  UnderTheSea (@UTS_1111) reported 20 minutes ago

  The Coinbase CEO rugged $BRIAN and pivots straight to shilling Robinhood chain what ******** is going on man lmfao

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  BIG REVEAL (@Trytoresetlife) reported 21 minutes ago

  How can somebody be in charge of Coinbase and be so stupid @brian_armstrong promoted $brian, which came to total disaster. If he decided to support $miggles on their 2 years anniversary, it would be much better with higher impact. Behind Miggles #meme is community @cobie

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  AdeebFX™ (@Adeebulrehman5) reported 22 minutes ago

  BREAKING: $BRIAN memecoin is down 97% in the last 24 hours as Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong changes his profile picture.

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  Crypto Retriever (@btcmaxio) reported 23 minutes ago

  @iampaulgrewal Dumbo, @coinbase is responsible for the delay. ************ had you not opened your *** mouth before in January, the issue of ethics was not there. Now you just know it wont pass and just showing us that you care about #clarity. **** you and your baldie boss

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  Kiryu (@Kiryu_0x) reported 26 minutes ago

  @wagmiAlexander Nobody wants coinbase to support memes, they want coinbase to support THEIR meme. Which is why no matter what these people will always be complaining.