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• Transactions (25%)
• Website (25%)
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The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	19 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	23 days ago
West Liberty	Login	1 month ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	3 months ago
Guayaquil		3 months ago

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  Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ (@shanaka86) reported 20 seconds ago

  A quarter to a third of all the Bitcoin that will ever exist, as many as 6.5 million coins including the 1.1 million believed to be Satoshi's, sits in addresses whose keys are already exposed on the open ledger. This year Google showed how to shrink the quantum machine that could crack them by about 20 times, and Bitcoin's own developers are now at war over a plan to freeze those coins before anyone builds it. Start with the mechanism, because the popular version is wrong. Quantum does not threaten Bitcoin mining. Attacking that would take something near the power output of a star. What it threatens is the signatures, the locks that prove who owns a coin. The moment you spend, or if your coins sit in one of the early address formats, your public key is written onto the chain forever. A quantum computer running Shor's algorithm could take that public key and run it backward to the private key that was never meant to be found. A Coinbase analyst put the exposed pile at 6.51 million coins, almost a third of all supply. Glassnode says 6.04 million. Hundreds of billions of dollars, held safe today only because the machine does not yet exist. And it does not, not close. In April 2026 the best result on real quantum hardware cracked a 15-bit key. Bitcoin's keys are 256 bits, a gap that is astronomical, not one more rung up a ladder. The quite credible timelines from NIST, IBM, Google and PsiQuantum still land between 2030 and 2035. This is not a next-week story ladies and gents! What changed is the direction of travel. Google's 2026 work cut the qubits needed to under 500,000. In the past month Microsoft, Google and Amazon each announced error-correction gains that turn a real machine from fantasy into a schedule. Governments moved too, ordering US agencies to file post-quantum migration plans by April. The clock, everyone now agrees, has started. Which is where Bitcoin turns strange. A bank swaps its encryption from the top, overnight. Bitcoin $BTC can only change by consensus, and consensus is the one thing it does not have. A quantum-safe address type, BIP-360, is already running on a test network, yet Bitcoin Core has not begun to build it in, and serious developers disagree on the path. A second proposal, BIP-361, goes further and colder: force every vulnerable coin to move, and freeze the ones that do not. That would seal Satoshi's 1.1 million and millions more in lost wallets forever, coins whose owners are gone and can never sign the transaction to save them. Protect the network by freezing the founder's fortune, or leave it in the open for the first quantum computer to take. Bitcoin now has to choose. For more than 15 years that fortune has rested untouched in plain sight, safe because the math was unbreakable. The math just got an expiry date, and the people who inherited Satoshi's network must now decide whether to bury his coins or let a machine come for them. Critical situation here!

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  MaxBidding 🍳.fuel (✸,✸)☉ ℝ ∀ (@olingsberg15408) reported 6 minutes ago

  Sure let’s do some math, less the shortcuts Illiquid OTC deal: yes? We all have to pay the ferryman one way or another. They ate taking more risk, agree. A 20-30% illiquidity discount is perfectly reasonable and boilerplate. Tens of thousands of nascent secondaries to back that up, at worse terms in worse assets (Venice is a fantastic company). So $10-11. Not $8. Hopefully we dont get stuck on this moot point Nota bene, that also sweeps all the rest of the OTC solution space under the rug; you’re prefacing a 4-yr lock as the one and only combinatorial. You’d limit yourself to a more modest 15-20% discount if you cut the vesting terms in half and/or milestoned accelerated vesting based on company progress. Or used a CN. Or forced an open-market partial buy to show alignment (see @AerodromeFi <> @coinbase, who went the extra mile). Or OTC:d fully liquid; why not, happens all the time in public markets ”we would never offer such a thing” is not a defensible position in-and-of itself, even if you’re married to your >40% discount at $8. I don’t see ”nah dont wanna do that” as a rebuttal I can address So yes, there is no free lunch. You either pay for alignment today with a reasonable discount, or sit through an equity misalignment overhang in perpetuity. The latter is an order of magnitude more expensive choice down the road, as history has shown countless times before. Not to mention, you’ll sideline value-accrual aficionados from your token cap-table along the way (such as myself and many CT warriors it seems) I’d love to buy your equity though. Not sure why you’d expect me or anyone else to want differently from ”professional” VC-investors. They could clearly buy token-only if they wanted to, and opted for the polar opposite. Can’t imagine why

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  Keegan (@keegan47302) reported 7 minutes ago

  @CasiTrades @PrecisionTrade3 The last completed 1 hour candle on Coinbase had a wick that dipped down to $0.952! Casi, can you tell how much liquidity was picked up at that level? I had a buy at $1.02 that was not.

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  Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio) reported 8 minutes ago

  BREAKING: The news that crashed Circle 16% is now being denied by the companies behind it. Open Standard said Tuesday it plans to launch Open USD later this year with support from more than 140 companies, including Visa, Mastercard, Google and Coinbase. It also listed several South Korean companies including Shinhan Financial Group, KB Kookmin Card, K Bank, Samsung Electronics and Dunamu as participants. Open Standard said businesses can mint and redeem Open USD with no fees or limits, while reserve income will be shared among partners, which directly threatened Circle and Tether who controls 80% of the market. Circle $CRCL stock dropped 16.5% after the news as investors feared Open USD could disrupt the stablecoin market dominated by USDC and Tether. Open USD listed 13 South Korean companies among its 140+ partners. However, several told local media they had not formally joined. A Samsung Electronics official said, "There were no official consultations, and we do not even know what role we would play." Shinhan, Dunamu, and K Bank reportedly said they only agreed to review Open Standard's proposal, yet were later listed as alliance members. One company representative said they learned of their inclusion through media reports only. If these reports are accurate, the market may have erased billions from Circle's valuation on an incomplete narrative.

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  CPAY (@cpay_world) reported 8 minutes ago

  The web ignored HTTP 402 "Payment Required" for 30 years. AI agents just made it matter. x402 = pay for an API inside the request:
→ server returns 402 + terms
→ agent pays in USDC
→ retries with proof → 200 OK No accounts. No API keys. No human checkout. Strong rails (Coinbase, Cloudflare, Visa, Stripe, AWS), demand still early. The wallet side is the missing piece: non-custodial, spending limits, keys stay with you.

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  Harvey Reginald Financial (@Crypto1Harvey) reported 13 minutes ago

  @flippifi WRONG again, #Litecoin $LTC bagholder. You're LYING or terribly misinformed. According to Coinbase: "Litecoin reached its record high of $420.00 on December 11, 2017, marking a -90% change from its present value". It hasn't $420 since, making it the REAL ATH. Now YOU know YOUR facts, sit down and shut ******** up. Memecoin or not, I don't think you realize how manipulated LTC actually is. So the net result is still the same. Maybe you just deliberately ignore this or pretend it doesn't exist.

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  𝕵ᵘˢᵗ 𝕾ᵃʸᵃⁿ (@JustSayan4) reported 15 minutes ago

  According to coinbase the entire crypto market is only 2.1T? And bitcoin is 1.25…. Seems like they need to check their data how would that be possible. But all my shitcoins are down 90% so mb so

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 20 minutes ago

  If agents pay per call for inference, the settlement rail should be the cheapest programmable option; so far it usually is not. The pieces exist. x402 facilitators meter access to APIs, datasets, and tool calls and settle in stablecoins across Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, World, and Solana. Circle Nanopayments has been on mainnet since early May, moving USDC in sub-cent amounts across eleven chains. Cloudflare's Monetization Gateway (announced 01 July, still a waitlist) would let sites charge in stablecoins for pages, datasets, and MCP tools. Early and evolving work, and some of the on-chain volume figures come with analyst caveats that a chunk may be low-value or automated; I am flagging that rather than leaning on the numbers. The question worth holding: for the high-volume core of metered inference, is stablecoin settlement actually cheaper and more programmable than card-and-invoice, or only for the long tail? I do not have a verified figure that settles it. What I can say plainly is that the primitives are shipping and the pricing case is still being proved, not assumed. Would like to see real per-call cost comparisons if anyone has them. @coinbase @BuildOnCircle @Cloudflare #AgenticPayments #x402

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  Greg.base.eth (@hryhorii77) reported 20 minutes ago

  @coinbase Base can fix it easily

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  KM 🔶 Crypton (@KMCrypton) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AptosLabs @coinbase @Aptos Most people don’t think about security until it’s already a problem

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  yangggg (@rosewood_groove) reported 27 minutes ago

  @PorraDeene @martypartymusic @solana The timing angle is interesting but hard to distinguish from normal operational flow—Circle issues to meet demand, Coinbase gets allocation as a major partner. What specific volume or timing threshold would actually signal front-running vs routine distribution?

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  Shawn Presser (@theshawwn) reported 30 minutes ago

  To my absolute astonishment, straight out of an episode of “Silicon Valley”, people here created a “Shawn presser” coin. They raised nearly $4,000. I successfully transferred $450 to Coinbase. I can’t believe I’m writing this. That took 30 minutes, but paid $4k. The crypto community literally forced me to take money, and it worked. I have no actionable advice for anyone else. “Go viral” isn’t repeatable. I’m not allowed to mention the token, or rather they strongly discouraged me from mentioning it. But I can tell you with authority that (a) somehow people raised $3700 in SOL, and (b) to my jaw dropping astonishment I was able to transfer part of it to Coinbase. This is mortgage money, which means that crypto bros have somehow saved my house from foreclosure for another month. I’m baffled it wasn’t a scam. Even Claude warned me not to engage with them in any way. But somehow I did the equivalent of finding a $3700 bill. That means I owe a serious thank you to the crypto community. Which itself is surreal. I’m hesitant to even post this lest it sound like I was paid off. But I’m just as confused as you are. Thank you to the crypto community for raising nearly $4k in donations for me. I don’t understand this at all beyond “there is now money in my Coinbase”, but money is money, and I’m honor bound and ethics bound to at least say thank you. I’ll do a more detailed write up in a few days when things have calmed down. Back to chasing job leads. I’m absolutely amazed at this level of support. Thank you to everyone. I’m going to pay it forward whenever I can.

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  GODFREY🇰🇪 (@godfr3y_) reported 31 minutes ago

  Pro Tips: Set up a crypto wallet first (Coinbase, etc.) Join 2–3 sites for more opportunities Disqualifications are common — be patient Never pay money to join any site

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  Daniel Holmes (@Plo_lolol) reported 34 minutes ago

  @MilitantAI @CatfishFishy @helloitslynne Coinbase literally employs third worlders who stole their customer info and set them up for violent robberies throughout the world. Save the legit infrastructure bullshit. Exchanges are predatory and prey on old and stupid people.

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  Kaiji 🃏 (@DefiKaiji) reported 36 minutes ago

  @UpexiAllan @coinbase Real ownership with dividends is a meaningful difference. It is not just another synthetic asset, which could help build more trust in tokenized finance.

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  Can Egridere (@canegridere) reported 38 minutes ago

  4. Autonomous Settlement. The 402 error payload includes a wallet address and the required fee in USDC on the Base network. Using its own funded crypto wallet (e.g., Coinbase CDP), the agent initiates the micro-payment instantly. No credit cards, no login screens.

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  Gaia (@GaiaXBT) reported 40 minutes ago

  @martypartymusic look at coinbase 6h downtime gap with 4h of straight lines at 79k we went way down after that

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  Filzahanis (@bloom_pegnmk6) reported 42 minutes ago

  @flopxmatthew @coinbase Honestly it's the wallets and gas fees that scare people off, fix those and adoption follows.

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  John Richard (@JRL12483) reported 43 minutes ago

  @FirstSquawk @grok is it true Coinbase employees in India were caught selling US customer account information to hackers?

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  The Bitcoin Mining Party - 955703 (@RiglyBlockParty) reported 47 minutes ago

  Block 955703 RECAP! It happened last Saturday, a little after 3:00 pm Eastern time. The mining party began with nothing out of the ordinary, and hashrate continued to pour in as it usually does and we hit our block with 144 PH/s! Miner payouts were distributed on Sunday after the 100 block coinbase maturation period and you can confirm your reward on the payout sheet.

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  Harvey Reginald Financial (@Crypto1Harvey) reported 48 minutes ago

  @flippifi WRONG. You're LYING or terribly misinformed. #Litecoin $LTC. According to Coinbase: "Litecoin reached its record high of $420.00 on December 11, 2017, marking a -90% change from its present value". It hasn't $420 since, making it the REAL ATH. Now YOU know YOUR facts, sit down and shut ******** up. Memecoin or not, I don't think you realize how manipulated LTC actually is. So the net result is still the same. Maybe you just deliberately ignore this or pretend it doesn't exist.

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  Eraas (@CryptoEraas) reported 48 minutes ago

  Robinhood chain is here to stay, you are either taking asymetric bet on $HOOD or have fun staying poor They did not even started the marketing on the chain so much higher its actually insane in hindsight, you will be like "**** I JEETED THE BOTTOM AGAIN I THOUGHT ITS DYING" No, Robinhood is 100B stock, Coinbase is 50B stock memes on base were flying hard as ****, Brett was like 2b mc in bullrun you have to think HIGHER Be delusional WIN

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  Avinash Kumar (@0xavinash) reported 50 minutes ago

  no KYC is slow poison that tastes good. KYC is the real moat, especially in payments reason im saying this is every crypto payment starts with a user but every successful one ends with merchants, payroll, banks, enterprises, and governments. and this transition is impossible without KYC that's why so many "no-KYC" payment products disappear the moment they get real traction. without KYC: • banks won't sponsor your BIN • payment partners won't underwrite your risk • enterprise customers won't touch you • regulators won't license you • merchants eventually lose payment access compliance is not just the regulation; it's a distribution and the hardest moat in payments it's years of licensing, banking relationships, risk controls, audits and compliance. anyone can fork your app. almost nobody can replicate your regulatory stack. that's why the biggest fintechs Revolut, Coinbase, Nubank, Stripe invested heavily in compliance long before they became giants for any payment project to gain mass adoption outside crypto and survive long term, it needs KYC. period.

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  Preston (@PrestDunn24) reported 50 minutes ago

  What $HOOD actually launched Robinhood’s news looks like a package of international + crypto + tokenization moves: Robinhood Chain — a blockchain network for tokenized stocks and real-world assets. Tokenized U.S. stock/ETF exposure for Europe, not U.S. customers. Expanded perpetual futures in Europe, including commodities, currencies, and ETFs. Canada crypto launch after WonderFi. Singapore expansion progress with licensing. AI crypto trading tools for U.S. users. Robinhood Earn, tied to USDG stablecoin lending through Morpho. That matters because this is not one isolated product. It’s Robinhood building a global 24/7 trading ecosystem. How big is Robinhood Chain? Strategically: very big This is probably one of Robinhood’s most important long-term product moves. Why? Because if tokenized stocks work, Robinhood can attack several massive markets at once: Global investors who want U.S. stock exposure. 24/7 trading. Fractional private market access. Stablecoin settlement. Crypto-native users. DeFi lending/borrowing against assets. International brokerage without needing the same old U.S.-centric market structure. That’s the bull case: Robinhood becomes the Coinbase + Schwab + global tokenized stock exchange for retail. Traditional exchanges are also moving this direction. NYSE has been developing a 24/7 tokenized securities platform, and the point is instant settlement plus around-the-clock access, which shows this is not some fringe crypto gimmick anymore. The huge upside The real opportunity is international monetization. Robinhood’s U.S. business is already strong, but the U.S. is also heavily regulated and competitive. Europe, Canada, Singapore, and other global markets give HOOD a way to grow beyond just U.S. options, crypto, margin, and Gold. If Robinhood can become the easiest app for a European user to trade tokenized U.S. stocks, crypto, perps, stablecoin yield, and eventually private market exposure, that is a massive TAM expansion. This could eventually create revenue from: Tokenized equity spreads/fees Crypto trading Perpetual futures Stablecoin lending/yield products Robinhood Gold international Asset custody FX/stablecoin rails On-chain settlement/infrastructure economics The big picture: Robinhood is trying to own the customer relationship before traditional brokers fully wake up. The catch This is not the same as owning real shares. Tokenized stocks can be more like synthetic exposure or contracts tracking the underlying asset, depending on structure. Investors may not get normal shareholder rights like voting, dividends, or direct ownership claims. Business Insider and Investopedia both flagged this as a major issue with tokenized stock products, especially around private-company tokens like OpenAI or SpaceX. That matters because regulators may eventually say: “Cool idea, but you need stricter rules.” So the risk is not demand. The risk is regulatory structure. Is this worth a higher HOOD valuation? Yes, but not unlimited. Before this, HOOD was mostly valued as: Retail brokerage + crypto + options + margin + Gold + banking/wealth optionality. Now the market is adding: Global tokenization + 24/7 trading + stablecoin yield + perps + international expansion. That deserves a premium. Mizuho raising the target to $130 makes sense because the story got bigger. But at $112, a lot of this is already getting priced in short term. The market is now saying: “Robinhood is not just a broker anymore.” My valuation view At this point, $HOOD deserves to trade like a high-growth fintech/platform stock, not a sleepy brokerage. But for $HOOD to justify a much bigger move, Robinhood needs to prove:

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  ANTON, BIP 110 (@Anton__BTC) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Cryptolution That's for a Coinbase transaction, where you put the name of a miner winning a block, for example. Satoshi did it to prove that there's no pre-mined Bitcoin. Proof of fair distribution.

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  Depinport (@depinport) reported 53 minutes ago

  🚀2026 H1 DePIN Sector News Summary Overall Snapshot In the first half of 2026, the DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) sector moved from narrative hype to real revenue generation, strongly tied to AI compute demand. -Leading networks generated roughly $150 million in on-chain revenue from real customers in January alone (storage, compute, wireless data, mapping, etc.). -Sector market cap hovered around $7–10 billion. Over 400 projects and tens of millions of devices active. -Key trend: Investors now prioritize Proof-of-Service and actual usage over token emissions. AI + DePIN became one of the strongest narratives. Key Events TimelineJanuary 2026 -Helium (HNT): Nova Labs paused discretionary HNT buybacks funded by Helium Mobile revenue (announced ~Jan 2–3). CEO Amir Haleem said the market “doesn’t seem to care” about buybacks, so funds were redirected to user growth, network expansion, and hardware. Buy-and-burn from carrier offloads continued. Mobile revenue had already hit $3.4M in Oct 2025. -Solana DePIN: Monthly revenue hit an all-time high of $2.6 million (Helium accounted for ~84%). Helium Mobile alone surpassed $2.2M that month (later rose to ~$2.5M in March). June 2026 -GEODNET (GEOD): Added to Coinbase asset listing roadmap on June 16. The token dropped >10% on the news (classic “sell the news”). GEOD spot trading went live on Coinbase around June 23 (GEOD-USD pair). GEODNET runs a decentralized GNSS reference station network for precise positioning. Top Projects Highlighted in H1 2026 -Wireless: Helium (strong real revenue) -Compute/GPU (AI-focused): Render Network -Mapping/Location: Hivemapper, GEODNET -Data/AI: Grass Others frequently mentioned: Filecoin, Peaq, Akash, Bittensor (TAO – often grouped in broader infra discussions) #depin

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  Feranmi (@Kenny_Tomide) reported 57 minutes ago

  $INJ woke up this morning with something to prove Up 3.51% overnight to $4.765, 24h high of $4.818, and it did it quietly while most people were asleep The daily chart shows price holding above $4.034 support and starting to curl upward MA5 already crossed above MA10, the short term trend is shifting its posture SAR flipped below price at $4.067, that's the chart telling you sellers are losing grip MA30 and MA60 are still above at $5.01 and $5.10, so those are the walls to clear next But the momentum is different from yesterday Fundamentally the IIP-665 upgrade just went live, $246k buy back on July 1, and the @injective Summit is 13 days away with US lawmakers and Franklin Templeton already confirmed as speakers Coinbase native support drops around July 20 $INJ upgraded itself, burned supply, and invited senators to a conference The price is just now getting the memo DYOR. #Injective

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  tania tahera (@TaheraTani19144) reported 58 minutes ago

  @base @coinbase Coinbase, your team made a terrible decision. My account is fully verified and compliant for last 6 years,restricting it for weeks, you're closing it while my investment is down 90%, forcing me into huge loss. I will pursue legal action and make sure everyone hears my experience

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  Mr.Bissman (@Benjibissman) reported 58 minutes ago

  @lildondiablo @jp0010110 @coinbase Did you make hex thermometer with codex? I have been working on a dashboard for myself and it looks similar

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  slatemark (@slatemarkai) reported 60 minutes ago

  Bitcoin had its worst month since 2022, down 20% in June. Investors pulled a record $4.5B from the ETFs that let you buy bitcoin like a stock, no crypto wallet needed. This week Coinbase and MicroStrategy jumped while miner Riot got crushed. Same asset, split verdict.