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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Seattle	Login	7 days ago
Paris	Withdrawals	2 months ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	2 months ago
Leipzig	Transactions	3 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	3 months ago
West Liberty	Login	4 months ago

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  Aivaras Ko 🦇🔊 (@AivarasKo) reported 5 minutes ago

  @JustDeauIt One guy at Coinbase still have issues with saying Ethereum…

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  Aayman.sol (@AaymanNft) reported 6 minutes ago

  I’ve been bullish on $CATE for a while now, but I genuinely think the thesis is stronger today than it was at ATH. The price is down. The fundamentals aren’t. CATE is currently sitting around a $31M market cap, roughly 65% below its $92M+ ATH from August 23. Normally after a memecoin loses that much value, you expect everything else to collapse with it. Holders leave. Volume disappears. Mindshare dies. The community moves onto the next coin. That simply hasn’t happened here. CATE still has roughly 118K–120K holders, is doing around $10M in daily volume, and has millions of dollars in liquidity across its pools. At around a $31M market cap, its 24H volume is roughly 32% of its entire valuation. More importantly, holder count has continued growing through the drawdown. A week ago everyone was celebrating 90K holders. Then 100K. Then 114K. Now we’re approaching 120K. Price went backwards while distribution kept going forward. That is probably the single most bullish thing you can see during a dip. And the holders aren’t insanely concentrated either. On-chain data currently shows the top 10 wallets holding roughly 14.4% of supply and the top 25 around 23.1%. But the part of the thesis I think people are still massively underestimating is FOMO. According to @seyong, the founder of FOMO: 146K users have bought CATE at least once. 38K bought CATE as their FIRST coin. $173M+ in CATE volume has gone through FOMO. 24K unique users have posted a CATE thesis. Those users have made 500K+ thesis posts. (These numbers are already more than a week old) Read the 38K number again. 38,000 people had CATE as their first purchase on FOMO. That is what separates CATE from 99% of memecoins for me. Most memecoins fight over the same group of people. Trader A sells coin A to buy coin B. Trader B sells coin B to buy coin C. Liquidity just rotates around CT. CATE is actually onboarding people. The best memecoins in history didn’t become multi-billion dollar assets because traders decided their chart looked good. They became cultural entry points into crypto. DOGE did it. SHIB did it. And CATE is showing early signs that it can do the same thing. The social numbers are already ridiculous compared to the valuation. At a recent LunarCrush snapshot surfaced through Coinbase, CATE ranked #10 in social post popularity, with 1.166% of tracked crypto conversation, while DOGE ranked #12 with 0.965%. CATE also had 56%+ bullish Twitter sentiment in that snapshot. Think about how stupid that valuation gap is. CATE: ~$31M. DOGE: ~$12.7B. One is already fighting for similar levels of mindshare on certain social metrics while being worth roughly 1/400th as much. Obviously CATE isn't DOGE yet. Not even remotely. That's the opportunity. The narrative also couldn't be easier to understand. DOGE = dog. CATE = cat. The coin was born from the kitten posted by Atsuko Sato, the owner of Kabosu, whose image created the original Doge meme. It doesn't need a 40-page whitepaper. You can explain the entire thesis to someone who has never touched crypto before in about 10 seconds. Cats flip dogs. CATE flips DOGE. That's it. And simplicity matters a LOT more than people think when you're trying to onboard millions of retail users. The infrastructure around it is also quietly improving. CATE is already trading across PumpSwap, Meteora, Raydium and Orca, while centralized markets now include Gate, MEXC, BingX and LBank. MEXC literally moved CATE from its Meme+ section into its Innovation Zone after citing its liquidity, market performance and user demand. Mint authority revoked. Freeze authority revoked. LP burned. No buy/sell tax. No complicated tokenomics. No massive roadmap people have to pretend they care about. Just a meme, distribution and an increasingly obsessed community. And I think people are making the mistake of looking at CATE like a normal memecoin that already had its run. I look at it completely differently. The first run proved CATE could get attention. This dip is proving whether it can retain people after the attention disappears. So far, it is. If CATE was sitting at $30M with 20K holders, dying volume and nobody talking about it, my thesis would have changed. Instead it's around $30M with nearly 120K holders, millions in daily volume, growing exchange access, one of the strongest social footprints in memecoins and tens of thousands of people who were literally onboarded through the coin. The chart retraced. The network didn't. That's the difference. My original target was $1B. I still think CATE reaches $1B, but I no longer think $1B is the end of the thesis. At today's valuation that's roughly a 32x. The bigger goal has always been DOGE. DOGE is currently worth around $12.7B, meaning CATE would need roughly a 400x from here to actually flip it. Is that an insane target? Of course. We're talking about memecoins. DOGE itself went from an internet joke to tens of billions of dollars. SHIB went from basically nothing to tens of billions. Every generational memecoin looks absurd before the market decides it isn't. For CATE to have a chance, it needs exactly what it's currently building: More holders. More normies. More distribution. More exchanges. More mindshare. More people emotionally attached to the meme rather than temporarily attached to the chart. And all of those numbers are trending in the right direction while price is down 65%. That's why I'm not less bullish because of this dip. I'm more bullish. The market is currently valuing CATE like a coin that peaked. The fundamentals look like a coin that's still being distributed. I think eventually that gap closes. First $100M. Then $1B. Then we find out how seriously the market actually wants to take the simplest thesis of this cycle: CATS FLIP DOGS. $CATE WORLD ORDER

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  Countcryptonite (@countcryptonite) reported 6 minutes ago

  @coinbase Coinbase app is not working again. Can you guys fix the app please? You cant send solana its taking waay too long. Last months im experiencing more of these errors. Kindly look at your app and fix it thanks!

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 8 minutes ago

  the quietest structural fight in crypto right now is at the sec/cftc: is a perpetual on a US stock a future or a swap? ondo and hyperliquid both filed comment letters on aug 24 in the joint product-definitions review, arguing cash-settled equity perps qualify as security futures. no fixed expiry is not disqualifying — recurring funding does the convergence job that expiration used to do, ondo argues — so no new law is needed, just the existing sec/cftc joint framework applied as is. the demand side is already offshore: ondo's stablecoin-settled stock perps did 8b usd cumulative volume in about six weeks, and the hyperliquid policy center says its HIP-3 equity markets cleared 480b usd notional in 10 months. it runs on the same rails as tokenized stocks — 29.5b usd/month of onchain stock transfer volume, coinbase's B20 tokens on base, bitfinex securities listing btc-treasury notes on liquid. issuance and derivatives are converging into one onchain equity market. classification decides everything. as security futures, stock perps land in the joint sec/cftc regime — designated contract markets, notice registration, margin accounts — and us persons get access onshore. as swaps, they fall into cfTC dealer and clearing plumbing and stay effectively offshore. the risk: joint rulemaking is exactly what stalls when the CLARITY window closes, and courts may not buy 'funding replaces expiration' just because two comment letters say so. the letters are in; the agencies' answer is the market-structure event. $HYPE

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  Rugbie McClaw (@rugbiemcclaw) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BarryYoungNZ They block Coinbase as well, for safety.

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  Gent B (@_GentB) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Vladtenev said Robinhood Chain hit 100M transactions faster than any chain in history, and did $10B in volume in weeks That was three weeks ago. volume has roughly doubled since he said it, $17B then -> $35B now. 579 million transactions. 18.5M addresses. 111ms blocks I scanned it from genesis. block 0. 89 tokenized stocks and 8 ETFs are live on it. Tesla, Coinbase, Netflix, Shopify, TSMC, SPY, and sooo much more He has positioned Robinhood to lead in tokenziation

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  Global (@Globalwithitt) reported 14 minutes ago

  @sharpinvestr Fair play but still big *****. Wagwan tho you pattern that 350k coinbase ****? Last time we spoke was when i was telling you to use your emirates ID.

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  Jules Mossler (@julie_mo) reported 14 minutes ago

  Last Thursday I received more than 40 spam calls before noon. On Friday, a 212 number came through identified as “Midtown Man NYPD,” so I picked up. A man w/a British accent told me he was an NYPD detective (red flag #1.) They’d caught someone at “the New York airport” (red flag #2) with hundreds of fake IDs, including one using my information He knew my former home address and an email address I use almost exclusively for financial accounts. He gave me an 'access code” and report ID' and wanted to send me a secure link to sign the police report A link from a stranger - all the flags 🛑🛑🛑 When I pushed him for details, he got flustered. His accent changed. He already told me, he snapped: this happened at THE NEW YORK AIRPORT There are, famously, several I hung up and Googled the Midtown Precinct NYPD number to call back directly - it was *the same number* he'd appeared to call me from. They confirmed it was a scam. But that number, which clearly was spoofed, was now calling me obsessively on the other line The scammer was too bad at his job to be threatening, but the amount of context and disparate data wrapped around the scam is what I can't shake. They'd connected my phone number, an old address and a new, relatively private email address. The supposed criminal they named was a real person in my LinkedIn network. I had a similar experience when Coinbase was hacked - and every Saturday since, for the last two years, I get a call from "Google" and alerts that someone trying to force their way into my gmail. All of this is clearly automated With bad actors' ability now to use AI to triangulate enormous amounts of data on the dark web, this feels like an important change in fraud: scammers don't have to be smart. It's never been easier to make aspiring criminals dramatically better at assembling fragments of personal data into a believable story. The social engineering used to be the hard part. If you haven't seen this breach announced yesterday, you might be getting a call from Sherlock Holmes in the Midtown Precinct. Stay safe out there =/

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  Cochisē  (@EParatusic) reported 17 minutes ago

  @insomniacxbt Lmao any tokens to Coinbase became the narrative only for every coin to get sold through, then once Mr Keep Building was suspiciously pardoned it was his turn to **** all over the good stuff Last cycle ******* sucked

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  Lynn (@NKLinhzk) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Daveweb3space @Wahoopredict Coinbase will block HTX tbh

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  Catherine Crowder.eth🇺🇸 (@0xCathCrowder) reported 19 minutes ago

  Hi Leonard, 👋🏻We're sorry about the trouble with your Coinbase account. I get how frustrating it can be when you don't get the help you need. Just shoot me a message with the email address, and i’ll look into it for you.

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  Mike (@CryptyMike) reported 19 minutes ago

  @andyyy You’ll see…the layer 2 shizz doesn’t work. Solana has more surface area where folks can buy and onboard, since it’s not a company Hence robinhood chain isn’t support on coinbase yet. The layer 2s are silo’d on multiple levels

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  seslly (@seslly) reported 20 minutes ago

  When I was working at Coinbase, I did a hackathon where I trained a 0.8 qwen model to detect scammy blockchain contracts. I was able to train it overnight on my macbook pro and had around a 50ms response time for the pass/fail score the idea was that this type of stuff can be embedded into an app. No one really cared though but I'm sure this type of usecases will only grow. Even a 300M models can be trained to be very useful for specific utility and can run on a potato which will change the dynamics of what inference stacks will look like

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  Al (@Al46614154) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BIoodTitheAryan @CoinbaseMarkets Some poor guy just bought in 40k usd, placed sale orders in the same price. The price goes higher in other exchanges while coinbase isn’t buying it back from him. All they know is sale and manipulating prices down. If I was him I would withdraw the coins and sale in other exchang

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  big z (@zectrillionaire) reported 27 minutes ago

  Yeah $HOOD is going to $40. Complete garbage app. Zero moat. I only use it because I'm lazy. Coinbase credit card is better.

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  Bridger Pennington (@bridger_penn) reported 29 minutes ago

  HUGE NEWS FOR CRYPTO 🚨: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong just confirmed what he's been saying for 4 months: there are now officially more AI agent accounts on Coinbase than human ones. Not just speculation anymore — the agent economy is here. This moved faster than anyone saw coming, and it's still super early. Can't help but wonder what this looks like a few months out! Curious about your thoughts, drop a comment below

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  @mariozaku | GYNDORE DAY ONE (@MarioZaku) reported 33 minutes ago

  @base airdrop??? Here's where things actually stand as of now: No confirmed airdrop. Base (Coinbase's Ethereum Layer 2, built on the OP Stack) has never officially announced a token or airdrop. What's actually happened is Base has said it's exploring the possibility of a native network token, with a potential rollout window sometime between Q2 and Q4 2026 — but no tokenomics have been disclosed. Base co-founder Jesse Pollak has framed it as a possible tool for progressive decentralization and ecosystem growth, but there's no whitepaper, supply figure, or allocation table. Base Airdrop Guide 2026: How to Claim Base Tokens? +2 Be skeptical of the "$BASE" content flooding search results. A lot of what's out there right now is airdrop-farming sites hyping a "$BASE token" with live prices — that's misleading, since Coinbase/Base has not confirmed a token exists. Any site quoting a current $BASE price or telling you exactly how to "farm eligibility" is speculation dressed up as certainty, and this space is rife with scams (fake claim sites, phishing wallets, etc.). What people are doing to position for a potential future airdrop, based on how past L2 airdrops (Arbitrum, Optimism) worked out — none of this is confirmed to matter: Bridging assets and transacting regularly on Base (via the official Base Bridge) Using DEXs like Aerodrome or Uniswap, lending on Aave/Compound Using the Base App (formerly Coinbase Wallet) and completing "Base Verify" Building a Farcaster profile and social/creator activity, since Base is closely tied to Farcaster culture Zipmex Avoiding multi-wallet "farming," since anti-sybil mechanisms in past airdrops caught wallets with near-identical patterns and minimal balances Zipmex If you want, I can dig into a specific angle — e.g., how the Arbitrum/Optimism airdrops actually distributed tokens (as the closest precedent), or how to spot Base-airdrop scams currently circulating.

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  The Crypto Compass (@CryptoCompassCA) reported 33 minutes ago

  @coinbase Regulated crypto derivatives finally landing in Canada while everyone assumes our market is three years behind on everything. Slow and cautious turns out to occasionally mean 'actually got it built properly.'

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  Robbie Klages (@robbieklages) reported 34 minutes ago

  Where should we be integrating quantum security? Jeff, CSO at @coinbase, says asset-level fixes leave you with two classes of coins on the same chain.. The ones quantum can take and the ones it can't. "To really solve the problem you've got to do it at the L1... ultimately I think we've got to get these chains post-quantum"

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  Sunny Po (@sunny051488) reported 34 minutes ago

  @MundokAdam I logged into my Coinbase and Fidelity and I only see btc in my positions. Pls fix

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  CrispyBull (@CrispyBull) reported 39 minutes ago

  Coinbase just launched tokenized stocks on Base. Problem? Competitors already have hundreds of assets and billions in volume. Is entering late enough to matter when you have an entire ecosystem backing you? Link below.

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  Expose The World (@DOGE_Kingdom_) reported 41 minutes ago

  @coinbase This platform hold your money and won’t let you transfer it off the platform for days even though they’ve taken it out of your bank account, yall becoming worst than banks. **** you all

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  Qamar Rizwani (@qrizwani) reported 48 minutes ago

  Thousands of X users woke up yesterday to an absolute flood of unsolicited password reset emails. Crypto Twitter instantly lit up with heavy panic. The silence from the official support channels felt deafening. An X product engineer finally broke the radio silence. They confirmed there was no direct core infrastructure breach. Instead, automated botnets are weaponizing the public password recovery form at a massive scale. Why the sudden, aggressive surge right now? It all ties directly back to the rollout of X Money. Hackers know that a hijacked social handle is no longer just a megaphone. It is a direct pipeline to digital wallets and financial assets. This modern wave of automated abuse brings back haunting memories of the infamous July 15, 2020 Twitter breach. That disaster didn't start with complex code or sophisticated system exploits. It started with a targeted phone spear-phishing attack on real human employees. Attackers posed as internal IT, sent workers to a fake VPN page, and stole their credentials. Once inside, they abused Twitter's internal help-desk "god mode." The hour-by-hour timeline of that historic attack unfolded in terrifying speed: At 2:16 p.m. ET, the first public hijack hit trader AngeloBTC. By 3:00 p.m., crypto infrastructure accounts like Binance and Coinbase fired the same scam script. At 4:17 p.m., Elon Musk's account tweeted a Bitcoin double-your-money scam. Bill Gates, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Jeff Bezos, Apple, and Uber followed in rapid succession. Roughly 130 high-profile accounts were targeted with internal tools. Attackers successfully tweeted from about 45 of them before Twitter froze verified accounts globally. The scam wallet raked in roughly 12.86 BTC, worth about $117,000 to $120,000 in just a few hours. The alleged ringleader behind the operation? A 17-year-old named Graham Ivan Clark from Tampa, alongside online accomplices like PlugwalkJoe. That history taught the digital world a brutal lesson. Centralized platforms holding financial keys are prime targets for cyber criminals. Today, bad actors are trying a different angle with automated password reset loops and old leaked credential lists. If you don't lock down your digital footprint right now, you are leaving your account exposed. Head into your X settings and toggle on Password Reset Protect. Switch your two-factor authentication away from vulnerable SMS texts and use a secure authenticator app. Stay sharp, keep your assets secured, and never click random reset links. Stay safe out there, fam.

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  Professor on chain (@Proxonchain) reported 49 minutes ago

  $FARTCOIN DECLINE, WHY THE INSTITUTIONAL FLOAT DUMPED! If you are wondering why $FARTCOIN just lost its key support structure and flushed down toward the $0.160 s , you need to look back at the on-chain tape we flagged earlier. Days ago, we tracked over 5.2 Million $FARTCOIN moving from Coinbase Prime and Fireblocks custody straight to active exchange hot wallets. Over 25% of the total supply was sitting on CEXs. Whales didn’t move those tokens to hold them. Once retail buying pressure peaked, they used that massive exchange float to suffocate the order book. They distributed their bags directly into the hype. market makers pivot to selling, they pull their bids. That $0.1860 demand block that held the last pump was abandoned, triggering a cascade of retail liquidations. custody wallets flood hot desks with seven figures of supply, it creates a massive structural sell-wall. Trade the order flow, not the meme!

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  DarkD (@darkd_zen) reported 50 minutes ago

  Druto app is the Stablecoin Payment Gateway for Onchain Commerce What @druto_app actually does Druto connects onchain finality with Web2 simplicity. Any merchant, marketplace, or independent seller can accept $USDC with sub-second finality, no middleman custody, and deterministic onchain verification. For an example: Someone buys a $50 jacket, their USDC moves straight from their own wallet to the merchant's approved EVM wallet, in one atomic transaction on Arc Testnet. How it's built Four engines: -- Merchant dashboard: sellers log in with an EVM wallet or Privy, set up their store, manage API keys, track revenue and onchain proof. -- Payment engine: tRPC and REST APIs generate Payment Intents, check idempotency keys, lock in pricing. -- Checkout surface: connects to MetaMask, Coinbase, Phantom, or shows a QR code on mobile. -- Webhook dispatcher: watches for finality on @arc Testnet, signs events with HMAC-SHA256, sends payment.verified to the merchant's backend. Separating order creation from payment execution gives #Druto the reliability without giving up self-custody or censorship resistance.

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  Uncensored On-Chain (@TargetMast58858) reported 54 minutes ago

  AR stats: 📌 Price: ~$2.17 📌 Market cap: ~$142M 📌 ATH: $89.24 → -97.5% below 📌 Max supply: 66M (99.5% circulating) 📌 a16z + Coinbase Ventures backed $142M cap serving a $30T market. Real World Assets tokenized on-chain just crossed $31 BILLION. Tokenized gold. Tokenized real estate. Tokenized US Treasuries. Tokenized stocks. But here's the problem nobody is solving: When you tokenize a real asset on-chain — where do the LEGAL DOCUMENTS live? The deed. The audit trail. The original contract. The history of ownership. Right now: on servers. Centralized. Hackable. Deleteable. $AR (Arweave) is the only chain that can store those documents permanently and immutably. Pay once. The document exists forever. No server. No company. No expiry. The RWA market is heading to $30 TRILLION by 2030 according to BlackRock. Every single RWA needs a permanent on-chain audit trail. Arweave is the only infrastructure built to provide it. NFA. DYOR. $AR #Arweave #RWA

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  Countcryptonite (@countcryptonite) reported 57 minutes ago

  @coinbase Coinbase app is not working again. Can you guy fix the app please? You cant send solana its taking waay too long. Last months im experiencing more of these errors. Kindly look at your app and fix it thanks!

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  Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported 1 hour ago

  @llaska233 @coinbase Could you clarify whether you’re suggesting a feature that freezes the chart whenever the app experiences an outage?

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  SOLGEKING (@So1geking) reported 1 hour ago

  @kelxyz_ @cobie @underwaterwux Ngl the 2 gays tweet all day about spreading Coinbase and pushing to masses BUT THEIR FKEN 4H TIMEFRAME AND TPSL WASNT EVEN WORKING UNTIL COBIE CAME

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  Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported 1 hour ago

  @LiveFre47518057 @coinbase @brian_armstrong Could you please share the error message you’re seeing so we can help identify what’s preventing the transfer?