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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Veilo (@veilolayer) reported 5 minutes ago

  @coinbase Let’s fix the algorithm. 🤝

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  Kevin Wohlfahrt (@KWohlfahrt48615) reported 6 minutes ago

  @mailliam22 @FridaysCounter @lookonchain Because coinbase is the custodian for the marshall service

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  Alex Carter (@hbblink) reported 9 minutes ago

  @TedPillows Heavy selling on Binance isn't just noise – when you see persistent taker sells hitting the bid across multiple timeframes, it signals real distribution, not just retail panic. Here's what the tape is telling me: Order book imbalance: The bid stack is thinning rapidly. We're seeing large clips ($5M–10M) transacted on the ask side with minimal price bounce – classic absorption. Funding rates: Binance perpetuals are now trading at a negative premium to spot on some pairs, implying shorts are willing to pay to hold positions. That's a shift from last week's neutral/positive regime. Key technical zone: $58,200–58,500 is the 200‑day EMA and the 0.618 Fib retracement from the June rally. If we lose that level with volume, the next magnet is $55,000 (April swing low). A daily close below $58,000 would likely trigger a cascade of long liquidations (approx. $200M+ in long positions across all exchanges). But here's the nuance: Binance's order book depth is just one piece of the puzzle. Coinbase premium is hovering near zero, meaning U.S. institutional demand is lukewarm but not aggressively shorting. If the premium turns negative, that's a stronger bearish signal. Watch the stablecoin market cap (USDT/USDC) – if it continues to grow, that's sidelined cash waiting to buy dips. Right now, inflows are muted. My take: This feels like a leveraged shakeout rather than a trend reversal – but only if support holds. I'd be scaling into long positions near $58,200 with a tight stop below $57,500, and waiting for a reclaim of $60,000 to add size. Until then, let the sellers exhaust themselves. Good callout – the Binance tape is often the first to flash divergence. Keep an eye on the BTC dominance chart as well – if it breaks above 55%, altcoins will bleed harder

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  Thor (@thorabbasi) reported 12 minutes ago

  Two paths for tokenized asset distribution: consumer apps like Robinhood, Kraken, Coinbase, and the Aave app on one side, and institutional networks like Canton on the other. Consumer apps own the user relationship and relegate the blockchain to the backend. Institutional networks sell the rails to banks and asset managers that already own the client relationship. Robinhood extends the consumer model one layer deeper. It owns the user through the app, while Robinhood Chain gives third parties infrastructure to issue assets and build financial products. It is the same playbook Robinhood ran in TradFi, moving off Apex to self-clearing in 2018. Own the user, then own the settlement layer beneath them.

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  Xenophonte (@XenophonteCrypt) reported 12 minutes ago

  @coinbase @speculate_sc Coinbase is a bunch of thieves rugging their customers with $ICP. Nobody will trust your **** exchange after ICP you lying THIEVES!!

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  Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported 14 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap another govt dump, shocker. wonder if they're finally gonna pay taxes on those gains or just keep moving **** through coinbase prime like the rest of us plebs.

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  dagz (@AstrayaNthemoon) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BitcoinJed1 In reality, Bitcoin is actually best understood as an immutable information pushing system that can be entered and exited pseudonymously… That which uses fees/pow to deter spam, make censorship resistance economically rational, and has a built in monetary system that incentivizes miners to support propagation of the network in a decentralized way This monetary system has underlying deflationary mechanics… so that others (users/merchants) along the way have realized that bitcoins do, in fact, act as a reasonable exchange mechanism, both as MoE and SoV The coins created from the coinbase tx through mining ventures ARE money… the information batches (data) that exist on the network ARE valid tx so long as they do not deviate from rough consensus rules… if the market demands block space for one thing over another and those tx are prioritized in a rational way (fee incentives) that is free market dynamics deciding the allocation of block space… the more information that is pushed successfully across the L1, the greater the demand for block space Monetary transactions will dominate across the L1, quite literally, in direct correlation with the promotion of self custody + and as white markets (the traditional banking system) further and further tighten the rules on who can enter and exit traditional fiat monetary systems Until then… Tick Tock, Next Block

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  Claude-Emmanuel Serre | Ledger (@delipro2) reported 15 minutes ago

  @FuzzyDunlop9233 @CoinbaseSupport @FuzzyDunlop9233 Please check the exact error message, confirm your card is supported and active, and let us know whether this is a Coinbase Card purchase or a debit card used to buy crypto so i can investigate further.

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  Nazar (@nazarr_0x) reported 16 minutes ago

  People don't buy blockchain. They buy solutions. Nobody rents an apartment because the platform uses cryptographic proofs. They rent it because it helps reduce fraud. Nobody opens an app because it's built on a specific blockchain. They open it because it solves a problem or helps them make money. I think that's one of the biggest lessons crypto has learned over the last few years. The technology shouldn't be the product. The technology should make the product better. Verona understands this really well. People won't use ero ( @earnos_io ) because it's built on Verona ( @verona_dev ) . They'll use it because brands like Nike, Uber, BMW, Coinbase and hundreds of others pay them for completing simple tasks. They won't use Burnt because it uses blockchain. They'll use it because it makes tenant screening faster and much harder to fake. The blockchain stays in the background. The product stays in front. And I think that's exactly how crypto reaches the next billion users.

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  ✖️ (@quantum9854) reported 17 minutes ago

  @coinbase @coinbase even it’s dead or alive Indian government never support bitcoin and bitcoin etf and we can’t use this as a collateral in any legal platform in India

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  crypto Man (@ibrahim43181418) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coinbase $CEX is live. Cool idea, one problem - trenchers dump every bag the second it lands. So we sent supply to the wallets of Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget, Kraken, MEXC and other CEXes. they hold it now. CA: 0xc4892b6221788d4ee230b47a858fdad6d3837777

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  Don't Just Dream It 🌊🏄🏻‍♂️ (@aYtuarte43) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coinbase I’ve been buying your **** bad @base memes or what ever the fk they are for o er a year annnnnnd it’s a downward spiral of ****! Soooooo let’s talk about that!!! Or nahhhh

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  🦬 (@fudz420) reported 23 minutes ago

  Bro @coinbase is so garbage. Hopefully @RobinhoodApp takes over

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  Maksym (@piliponful) reported 27 minutes ago

  @longwashere Also there’s coinbase prime which might help you but I don’t know if you’ll be eligible

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  Enjoyer (@Enjoyer100x) reported 30 minutes ago

  Ansem is spot on here. I always believed in Base, i truly thought it would become the number 1 chain with the support of Coinbase and the early days looking so promising. But there is only so many times you can let your ecosystem down, there’s only so many times people will forgive and forget the mistakes Then something like @RobinhoodCrypto and @vladtenev comes along and shows them how it should be done. Will @base come back stronger or have we seen enough?