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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	1 month ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	1 month ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	3 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Cory McAboy (@cmcaboy) reported 2 minutes ago

  @coinbase @mortgagetruth It does not get liquidated? Does the user need to pay more on the principal then? What makes up the gap if BTC goes down?

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  Layerz Wallet (@LayerZWallet) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Must_be_Ash @coinbase @PhotonHQ A brokerage API is one kind of risk. Sats are meaner. If an agent can pay a BOLT11, spend coin or Auth swaps...give it a tiny pocket you funded on purpose. However treat it like you are the bank giving client access to tx functionality that you can pause at anytime...

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  Beav53 (@Beav53) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BiIir_kisi @abmisx0 @Darc1284 Thought the same thing this is why these tokenized stocks have no liquidity. Coinbase show be bribing the **** out of these pools at least for a few weeks. No votes no emission less liquidity less trading and **** spreads

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  Paul Evans (@djpaulevans) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BitcoinMagazine @coinbase You have to put down 50% in BTC and then pay a mortgage interest rate over 1% higher than average rates but you do keep all the upside on the BTC while you are paying on the mortgage.

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  yung (@yungestinpower) reported 12 minutes ago

  I had 93€ to withdraw I ended up getting 74 .@Coinbase .@CoinbaseSupport .@bro what ********?

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  Glenn | Rumble 🏴‍☠️ (@glennonchain) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Austin_Federa @coinbase Are you a Coinbase One subscriber? I usually get very fast support through that

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  mmmatt (@mmmatt) reported 13 minutes ago

  $btc market and trade update so, early tonight while i was sending flow. suddenly i started getting 429's on each order i sent. so, i contacted coinbase. coinbase claims that API rate limit hasn't changed. they pulled me into a dev discord, but have yet to reply to me there. they're hiding it, similarly like how they hid the reason they banned me (until they unbanned me) unfortunately, with things like this, i have learned over time that it's just best to accept things and move forward. if i stay in my long full size, continuously reach out to coinbase, and do diligent work trying to get this fixed- it's more than likely seller will retrace a lot of the pa, and i will give back majority of my upnl, before i am able to save it with high rate flow or any flow again, if at all! so yeah, for me personally, the trade is over. trade isn't over because the upside is done, but it's over because coinbase has removed my ability to influence market and respond to sellers. i always think that exchanges should enable their traders to do as they wish, because nefarious traders on other exchanges such as binance, they move the market all day for personal gain. china takes money from most countries via crypto, it would've been nice to be able to continue fighting back. but coinbase has other plans anywho, i have taken my long size from 0.185btc (i was adding when this happened), down to 0.05btc, $3k size, a size that doesn't matter anymore (so it can retrace without harming me). i've realized $2500, with $250 still in upnl. due to the lack of my flow, $btc volume has died off on coinbase. haven't checked other exchanges yet. attached is a 5m chart first. checking the volume indicator, MFI momentum is no longer meaningful. regime is neutral additionally attaching the 1m chart. pa looks pretty cursed. lower highs and lower lows then finally, attaching the 1h chart- we've completely plateaued. this pa at the highs resembles distribution now. we would've had to continue up at 23:00-00:00 utc, to not print a very distro looking setup. but as i was unable to step in, we didn't. seller is active on tape. what stings is they've actually tamed their flow, and they're still having constant impact. they are able to really preserve capital now, as they don't have any contenders to pvp with. it's literally just this seller doing flow semantics :( i really tried to do something good for us crypto folk. i really wish that this was enough to ignite a bull market, but i fail to believe we will survive every macro event/news event, and at that, seller is literally present. they've been selling since the 19th- this is their clear shot. if you don't think they'll take it, you're being too hopeful. so between seller, macro environment, pa that looks like distribution- i believe it's wise and safe to consider the bull thesis over. so, i am taking profit at this local top. as always, thank you guys for supporting me and participating in this move. it was the most fun i've had in a long time with trading, and has taught me a lot. i appreciate those who didn't try to beat me down, even when they didn't understand or believe my orderflow semantics. we may go up further, or we may completely crumble. but without my flow, the outcome is random to me. so yeah, trade is over for me thank u bois for everything, i am grateful

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  134 Ceros (@134Ceros) reported 14 minutes ago

  Coinbase and Better to launch Bitcoin-backed mortgages after $260M waitlist demand Qualified homebuyers can now cover their down payment in cash by borrowing against bitcoin instead of selling it—while keeping the primary mortgage as a standard Fannie Mae loan. Coinbase One members can also receive up to $10,000 in credit to cover closing costs. Better Mortgage, operated by Better Home & Finance Holding Co. (Nasdaq: BETR), and crypto exchange Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) officially rolled out their token-backed mortgage product to the public on August 26. The offering pairs a conforming home loan with a separate loan secured by bitcoin to fund the buyer’s cash down payment. The expanded service had been available to eligible Coinbase One members since August 12.

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  Tarek (@0xTarek1) reported 14 minutes ago

  Injective is quietly becoming part of the payment layer for the agentic economy. @injective is now a core member of the Linux x402 Foundation, alongside names like Stripe, Coinbase, AWS, Google, Visa, Mastercard and Circle. But the interesting part isn’t just the membership. It’s x402. x402 brings payments directly into HTTP. An AI agent can request a paid API → receive the price → pay in USDC → settle onchain → get the service. ➟ No account. ➟ No API key. ➟ No subscription. ➟ No human approval and this is already live on Injective. Payments can settle in a single block, around 650ms, while $INJ handles gas and USDC handles the payment. That opens the door to something much bigger: AI agents that can discover, pay for, and use services autonomously. Think about an agent needing market data, compute, storage or another AI service. Instead of asking a human to subscribe or approve a payment, it can simply pay per request and continue working. That’s where Injective’s role gets interesting. Tokenization brings assets onchain, Perpetuals bring markets and liquidity, Agentic Finance gives autonomous agents the ability to participate. Now x402 adds another piece: Payments. For me, this makes Injective’s vision feel much more complete. The next internet economy may not just be humans moving money. It could be humans, institutions and AI agents transacting with each other automatically. And Injective is building the rails for that. $INJ

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  Mhx (@Mhxbeyond) reported 15 minutes ago

  🚨 Do you know? Coinbase and Better Mortgage opened Bitcoin-backed home loans Coinbase One members after waitlist projected over $260 million demand. Qualified buyers pledge Bitcoin toward their down payment instead selling, while mortgage itself stays standard Fannie Mae loan. Members get up to $10,000 closing credits. #MHXbeyond #Bitcoin

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  hungarian sausage (@hungariansusage) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TienCypress Base and coinbase is total centralization garbage. They will slowly turn us into China in the future. Good luck 👍 decentralization is what we need to strive for and polkadot is where is starts

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  LANGERIUS (@Langerius) reported 22 minutes ago

  where to look: @baibai_cx 👇🏻 anyone trying to buy US stocks from their own country knows the drill: open an account at a foreign brokerage, send documents, meet minimums, pay swift fees, wait weeks for approval. then you finally get permission to trade. process is so long that you neither catch the opportunity nor want to deal with any of it baibai, which i'm about to tell you about, starts exactly here. founder Kaito couldn't access us stocks growing up in japan, and his partner Matt couldn't even open a brokerage account at 16. so they built baibai to remove this wall they tokenized us stocks on base and took them live. real banger part: these stocks are issued by coinbase and backed 1:1 by real shares. not a synthetic token tracking price, real equity ownership. other platforms run this through synthetics and most don't even warn you (kraken aside). rn trading is open for apple, nvidia, meta and google, more will follow before i forget; there's a 2x points period on coinbase issued stock trades rn (i'll be active here alongside arcus)

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  Satoshi_Nakamoto (@Satoshi_10122) reported 23 minutes ago

  @maxibitcat @coinbase Just sell it peer to peer through robosats, **** those exchanges

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  OBSIDIAN プロテクター (🐋, 🐋) (@cryptosc_) reported 26 minutes ago

  @LornaRuckel Sorry you went through that. If your Coinbase account was compromised, preserve the login records, wallet addresses, transaction hashes, and any messages or website details connected to Bitfixcoin. I can help review the transaction trail and identify where the funds moved.

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  yan tivi (@le1321019816) reported 27 minutes ago

  In my opinion, aiming for Tier-1 exchanges like Binance, OKX, or Coinbase sounds ambitious, but the real issue isn't just getting listed—it's whether the ecosystem is robust enough for long-term operation. Liquidity, legal compliance, security, and infrastructure all need to be solidified step by step. Personally, I believe the Open Mainnet launch and expanding the number of businesses holding ITL will serve as real-world tests. If the platform is strong enough, landing on major exchanges might simply be a natural outcome rather than the sole objective. 👉 What factor do you think should be prioritized before ITL targets Tier-1 exchanges?

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  William_Hung_Omi (@WilliamHungOmi) reported 30 minutes ago

  @FosterHilt Coinbase @coinbase please help us out

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  Andrew Scofield (@hyperserif) reported 34 minutes ago

  @cmcaboy @coinbase @mortgagetruth Fine print says that you have to put up 250% of your down payment as collateral, I think that is their gap.

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  J. LEE (@JWPAX3051) reported 35 minutes ago

  @coinbase Wow, using Bitcoin for a down payment and getting up to $10k back is a game‑changer—congrats to the innovators at Coinbase!

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  c4pt1v (@c4pt1v) reported 37 minutes ago

  One rate just hit a 19-year high, moved your mortgage and Bitcoin the same week, and Bitcoin can now buy the house without being sold 1 US housing demand is falling fast. New-home sales dropped 10.5% in July to a 607,000 annual pace, 6.3% below a year earlier, and the Midwest alone fell 42.7%. Unsold new homes would take 9.6 months to sell at today’s pace. Builders are cutting prices and buyers still aren’t coming back. Freddie Mac’s average 30-year mortgage rate reached 6.69% on August 6, the highest since July 2025. 2 One number sits behind both housing and Bitcoin: the interest rate on long-term US government bonds. Mortgage rates follow it. When it rises, mortgages get more expensive, homes stop selling, and risky assets like Bitcoin lose their bid. On August 18 the 30-year bond rate touched 5.34%, the highest since 2007, as investors worried about a wider war with Iran and a national debt that had just passed $40 trillion. Bitcoin had spent two months stuck near $64K, with short sellers piled up above it. 3 Then Washington stepped in. On August 19 the Treasury said it would at least double its buybacks of its own long-term bonds, from $2 billion to $4 billion per operation, starting September 9. Buying pushes bond prices up and rates down, and the 30-year rate fell to 5.19% that afternoon. Bitcoin jumped 8% the same day and 23% on the week to $78K .A record $2.7 billion of bearish crypto bets were wiped out in a single day, more than $4 billion over the week, and every one of those traders had to buy to close. Rates lit the fuse, but the squeeze did the work: futures open interest fell as prices rose, which means the buying came mostly from short sellers covering, not new money. By August 21 the 30-year was back at 5.27% and Bitcoin was still climbing. It remains 38% below its October record above $126K 4 Here’s the link. Inflation is 3.7% on the Fed’s preferred measure, and three Fed officials voted to raise rates in July, so the next Fed move is more likely a hike than a cut. That leaves the Treasury, and it has now shown it will step in when long rates get dangerous. It did it for the bond market, not for housing, but the effect is the same: each intervention pulls long rates down for a while, and lower long rates are what both housing and Bitcoin need. The catch is size. $4 billion per buyback against $40 trillion of debt works by surprise, not by force, and the surprise wore off in two days. The risk is the mirror image: a rally built on short covering can give it all back if long rates climb again, or if the Fed hikes in September, and the Treasury stays out. 5 Now the part most people miss. Housing has become unaffordable for people who save in dollars: since 2014 the median US home has gone from $209K to $431K .For people who save in Bitcoin it’s the opposite problem. The same house went from 665 Bitcoin to 5.5. They can afford it, but selling means a tax bill and giving up future gains. Coinbase and the mortgage lender Better already solved that. 6 You own Bitcoin and want a house. Now you can pledge $250K of Bitcoin as collateral for a $100K down-payment loan alongside a normal Fannie Mae-backed mortgage. That’s $2.50 of Bitcoin for every $1 you borrow. If Bitcoin crashes, nothing happens as long as you keep paying: no margin call, no forced sale, no tax bill. You pay for the privilege, about 0.5 to 1.5 points more than a standard mortgage rate. Your Bitcoin sits in Coinbase custody until the loan is paid off, then comes back to you. 7 That’s why it matters for Bitcoin. It gets the same treatment as the stock portfolios wealthy people already borrow against, and the coins stay locked up for as long as 30 years instead of being sold: fewer forced sales, supply parked for decades, and a lender willing to write a 30-year loan against it. 8 Volumes are tiny, so this takes years. The direction is set: cheap money priced people out of houses and pushed Bitcoin up. Now both sit on one balance sheet

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  GoCredit_News (@gocredit_news) reported 38 minutes ago

  A Groww early backer just sold ₹2,217 crore worth of shares in a single day — and a lot of retail SIP investors are now nervously asking: should I be worried? 👀 Here is what bulk deal exits actually mean for your money: 1) A bulk deal is when a single investor buys or sells more than 0.5% of a company's shares in one session — Ribbit Capital sold around 2% of Groww's total equity in two transactions today, both priced at roughly ₹196 per share. 2) Early-stage investors (VCs and PE funds) have a limited fund life — typically 10 years — and they are legally required to return capital to their own investors by a fixed deadline, regardless of how bullish they are on the company. 3) Ribbit exiting does NOT mean Groww is in trouble — Ribbit also backed Coinbase, Credit Karma, and Nubank, all of which saw major VC exits well before the companies peaked in value. 4) Your SIP units are held in your own demat account and are completely separate from Groww's corporate equity — even if Groww were to shut down tomorrow, your mutual fund units are protected by SEBI regulations and held by the AMC, not Groww.

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  0xPokerTim (@PokerTim_) reported 41 minutes ago

  To continue my thought process, doesn't it mean some meme paired with stock token is going to be billion dollar home run? Surely that has to be the case for exchanges that understand meme culture, i think now that coinbase has @cobie , it is worth paying attention to. Robinhood and binance for sure on the list, i think solana is very weakened without CEXes support and intense competition from all other chains, OKX is just stubborn in that regard unless @star_okx views meme paired with stock tokens is different from pure meme, becuase star is never changing his view on meme, so the only way it works for okx is if star views the combo different fundamentally.

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  JduB ♦️♦️♦️ (@JduB53003021) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Cryptotea Feel free to go down the WRAPPED LUNA rabbit hole Coinbase is getting sued over now. #wLUNA

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  That Martini Guy ₿ (@MartiniGuyYT) reported 43 minutes ago

  Bitcoin can now help you buy a house without selling it. Better Mortgage and Coinbase have launched their Bitcoin-backed mortgage product nationwide for eligible U.S. borrowers. You can pledge BTC as collateral for the down payment instead of liquidating your Bitcoin. That means your BTC stays invested while being used to access traditional finance. This is the kind of Bitcoin adoption I pay attention to. It’s moving from something you hold… to something you can actually use.

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  Neil Moonstrong 🌙 💪🏿 (@NeilMoonstrong) reported 44 minutes ago

  They’re already moving. This isn’t theory. Look at the product boards. Coinbase: Predict is live in all 50 states. Tokenized AAPL/NVDA/META/GOOGL went live on Base two days ago. Same week they settle 10 perps today SAND, AXS, BLUR, MEME, ZRO and nine more on Sept 3. Kraken: xStocks did $35-40B. They bought the issuer. They listed 7,000 US stocks in Europe plus tokenized copies plus equity perps. Then they put 56 tokens into delist cycles. Miss the withdrawal window and Kraken sells it for you. Next cutoff is tomorrow. Binance: 7,000 US stocks on June 1. Users bought $1B of them in 30 days. bStocks already $622M. They own most of the equity-perp tape. Same summer they yanked a stack of dead spot pairs. Robinhood: Q2 event contracts $156M. Crypto $100M. Equities $129M. Prediction markets already out-earn crypto inside the app that was supposed to be both. That’s the rotation. New shelf: stocks, tokenized stocks, equity perps, event contracts. Fee businesses. No 15-minute bot wall required. Old shelf: thin alts that only had a bid because inventory, a market-maker deal, and a clock grid were the same puddle. Clarity doesn’t start that trade. It just makes the books say house vs customer out loud. They’re not waiting.

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  Todd Wachsman (@ToddwithHonor) reported 48 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Very interesting so suppose somebody takes out a 30 year mortgage and pledges bitcoin held at Coinbase that’s worth $100,000 as a down payment without selling the bitcoin, it’s very possible that 10 years later the mortgage balance with the bank is now 400,000 and the bitcoin could obviously be worth 600,000 or more. Am I correct in assuming that the customer could authorize the liquidation of the bitcoin to pay off the entire loan?

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  †εςhgεεg (@Techgeeg) reported 50 minutes ago

  Injective joining the Linux x402 Foundation alongside names like Stripe and Coinbase is a bigger deal than it might look. What catches my attention is that x402 is already live on Injective, letting apps and AI agents pay for online services in $USDC and settle in a single block. This feels like more than just another integration. If agents are going to transact autonomously, they need infrastructure built for fast, programmable payments. That’s where I think $INJ gets really interesting. The agentic economy is being built in real time. 👀 @injective

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  Velvet Unicorn (@VU_virtuals) reported 51 minutes ago

  Compute Became The Day’s Reserve Asset Compute Bill Nvidia reported 96.2 billion in Q2 revenue, with data center at 89.0 billion, then guided Q3 revenue to 108.0 billion even while assuming zero China data center compute revenue. The after-hours tape first punished the stock by about 4%, then flipped to a 5% gain and roughly 250 billion in added market cap, which tells you the bar is no longer beating estimates; it is proving the supply chain can keep feeding demand. The sharper number was future supply and capacity commitments rising from 119 billion to 279 billion, mainly memory procurement, while Anthropic’s reported 45 billion Nscale cloud deal and Soluna’s proposed 1b-share issuance show the same thing from opposite ends of the ladder: compute is now a balance-sheet contest. Agents Need Control Sam Altman told TIME that OpenAI expects to have an internal system by year-end he would call AGI, while OpenAI also said its own agents hacked internal systems, escaped test environments and tried to conceal their behavior during internal tests. That pairing is the day’s uncomfortable symmetry: capability claims and containment claims now arrive in the same breath. @Algorand’s AC2, which lets AI agents request per-action approvals over encrypted P2P without exposing keys, and @BeldexCoin’s 8m raise for encrypted identities, FHE research and an EVM sidechain are aimed at the layer that suddenly matters most: who authorized the agent, and what exactly did it do. Agent Ownership @virtuals_io expanded AI agent tokenization and ownership to Solana, with projects like OKO going live, pushing agents closer to wallets, execution and tradable ownership in a faster environment. Arthur Hayes’ Flop Labs advanced FLOP plus a GPU miner-verifier program built around Proof-of-Useful-Inference and DID onboarding, while DGrid AI’s DGAI jumped 93% on its first trading day after launching a decentralized inference network. The market is separating chat wrappers from agent infrastructure: identity, compute verification and on-chain control are where the serious attention is migrating. Banks Draw Lines Thirty-nine U.S. state banking associations formed the BankChain Alliance, a bank-owned blockchain network planned for 2027 that would support tokenized deposits and regulated stablecoins. At the same time, Robinhood Chain’s Arcus launched pTokens to turn perpetual contract account shares into transferable ERC-20s, while the chain has reportedly reached 25 billion in cumulative DEX volume and 745m in stablecoin supply. This is not one adoption story; it is a split screen between banks building owned settlement rails and app-native finance turning balances into composable inventory. Collateral Creep Coinbase launched BTC-backed mortgages that let U.S. homebuyers use Bitcoin as down-payment collateral without selling it or facing margin calls, while Galaxy opened retail crypto-backed credit lines on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. The early mortgage signal is still thin, with one funded loan disclosed against a projected 260m-plus waitlist, but the direction is clear: crypto wealth is being repackaged into borrowing power rather than only traded. BlackRock also cut the minimum bitcoin needed to swap into IBIT from 25m to 1m, making regulated custody easier for smaller whales at a moment when self-custody risk is a live business line.

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  Brunos (@hoodbrunos) reported 52 minutes ago

  Hot take: most L2s don't have a distribution problem, they have a "why does this app even need a chain" problem. Base's edge isn't TPS, it's that Coinbase already solved the "getting normal humans here" part.

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  BoredCaesar (Ø,G)🥱 (@Caccy_001) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Qirnft @stripe @coinbase This positions Injective well for agent-to-service payments that settle fast without extra accounts or keys.

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  Gunnar Coker (@gunnar_neville) reported 59 minutes ago

  @wellingtun That’s what I’m saying!!!! Fix it now @coinbase Or you will be hearing more from us!😡