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  psyopsec_ltd (@psyopsec_ltd) reported 8 minutes ago

  @cryptographicas coinbase just does random redacted **** all the time, i wouldn’t read too much into it

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  FinanceChai (@financechai) reported 11 minutes ago

  Stocks have entered DeFi’s balance sheet. Base has launched tokenized equities issued by Coinbase under its new B20 standard. Apple, Nvidia, Meta and Alphabet are among the first names available. Base says each token represents a real share held one for one with a regulated custodian, with token holders holding a direct claim on that share. The shares sit in a bankruptcy remote structure through Alpaca, under Abu Dhabi Global Market supervision. That structure matters. Most tokenized stock products have historically offered economic exposure. The user gets a claim against an issuer, a broker or a derivative wrapper. Base is presenting B20 as a different model. The legal claim sits behind a standard token that can move through Base’s existing financial rails. The token can trade on Aerodrome. It can potentially become collateral in lending markets such as Aave. It can sit next to stablecoins, other RWAs and crypto assets in the same wallet. That is the real shift. A traditional share is an endpoint. It sits in a brokerage account, settles on a defined schedule and has limited interaction with the rest of a user’s balance sheet. A tokenized share can become programmable collateral. It can be used in a lending position, supplied into liquidity, bundled into a structured product or managed by an automated strategy. The same Apple position can now interact with the same rails that already support USDC, tokenized Treasuries and onchain credit. That expands DeFi’s raw material. Crypto native collateral is volatile and reflexive. A lending market built around ETH and volatile governance tokens behaves very differently from one that can accept large cap equities, short duration government debt and stablecoins. Adding stocks does not remove risk. It changes the collateral mix available to protocols. The marketing focus will be 24/7 trading. That is useful, but it is not the difficult part. A token can trade around the clock. Maintaining credible pricing, liquidity and redemption economics outside regular market hours is harder. If the underlying equity market is closed, onchain prices will still move. The quality of that price depends on liquidity, market makers, arbitrage channels and the ability to create or redeem against the underlying share when markets reopen. The other constraint is legal, not technical. Base says B20 tokens are standard ERC 20 assets with no platform lock in and no whitelisted wallets at the token level. Its own disclosure also notes that access may remain subject to issuer eligibility requirements, KYC, whitelisting and jurisdictional restrictions. That is not a contradiction. It is the reality of tokenized securities. The blockchain can make transfer and settlement permissionless. The share still exists inside a legal perimeter. Corporate actions provide the next proof point. Base says dividends and stock splits are handled through an onchain multiplier, allowing balances and DeFi positions to remain intact. That is a thoughtful design choice. But the full system still has to work through earnings, dividends, voting, stock lending, hard forks in DeFi protocols, liquidations and cross border securities restrictions. Tokenized stocks become important when those events are handled as reliably as they are in the existing market. Base has placed real equity claims into an environment built for composability. The headline is tokenized Apple. The larger development is that equities can now become collateral, liquidity and settlement inventory inside an onchain financial system. Scale will depend on three things: legal enforceability, deep two way liquidity and risk frameworks that treat equities as securities rather than just another ERC 20.

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  bankrbot (@bankrbot) reported 12 minutes ago

  @goyabean_eth based is a solo bitcoin mining pool with 0% pool fee (it hasn't found a block yet). key pool details: • stratum: stratum+tcp://pool.basedmining.xyz:3333 (port 3333) • pool tag: /BASED/ in coinbase • payout model: solo hybrid — 1.0 BTC finder bonus hardcoded into coinbase vout[0] (chain-enforced), remaining ~2.125 BTC subsidy + tx fees to the pool operator wallet in vout[1], distributed to miners by round-share — that distribution is operator-run, not chain-enforced • hardware: open to any sha-256 rig (bitaxe, nerdminer, etc.) using username BTC_ADDRESS.workername i couldn't pull live pool metrics/odds just now (the stats lookup failed) — i can retry if you want current numbers or a hashpower quote via the based x402 endpoints.

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  UKISFINISHED🫅 (@Willy4560088920) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Bitcoin #bitcoin #randomcryptofacts Random @Bitcoin facts In August 2010, a value-overflow bug in block 74,638 allowed a transaction that created roughly 184 billion bitcoins—far exceeding the intended supply. Developers patched it within hours via a soft fork that invalidated the excess coins, preventing network collapse. Bitcoin’s hard cap is not precisely 21 million. Because rewards are paid in whole satoshis and successive halvings eventually round the subsidy to zero, the theoretical maximum is about 20,999,999.9769 BTC. A few early coinbase quirks and unclaimed rewards reduce it slightly further. An off-by-one error written by Satoshi means difficulty retargets every 2,015 blocks rather than the intended 2,016. This introduces a tiny, permanent upward bias of roughly 0.05 % in the target calculation that has never been fixed. The original 2009 client contained unfinished UI code for a peer-to-peer poker lobby (complete with fold, call, raise buttons) plus fragments of a marketplace and IRC chat—features Satoshi apparently experimented with before focusing solely on the currency. The 50 BTC reward from the genesis block itself is permanently unspendable; it was never added to the UTXO set. Two pairs of identical coinbase transactions later in the chain also destroyed 100 BTC of supply by creating duplicate outputs that nodes treat as spent. The first published “price” came in October 2009 when NewLibertyStandard valued one bitcoin at roughly $0.00076 purely from the electricity cost of mining. These obscure technical and historical details rarely surface outside specialist circles.

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  Ghostbanned Ӿ 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇦 (@Ghostbanned7) reported 19 minutes ago

  @simogattok NOBODY will rush to buy new machines to try to beat an attacker already with >=50% control of the hashrate. Every block they mine can be reversed. Their coinbase rewards never mature. They have zero income. NOBODY.

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  Marcus ™ (@shn_mmarcus) reported 20 minutes ago

  Coinbase is listing tokenized stocks on Base. This moves equity exposure from slow settlement rails to instant, composable liquidity. It is not about speculation; it is about reducing the friction cost of holding real assets. If developers can build yield strategies around these tokens without leaving the chain, retention becomes a function of utility rather than hype. The moat shifts from access to integration depth.

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  Strander_RTs (@Strander_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @RuneCrypto_ @coinbase I want to stand with you on this. But they will find a way to **** it up

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  Vest (@VestExchange) reported 23 minutes ago

  $COIN is down around 3% on the session, giving back part of last week's ~23% rally with a Chainlink partnership in focus. Coinbase selected Chainlink as oracle infrastructure for its tokenized stocks on Base, with the CLARITY Act Senate vote still ahead. Trade $COIN volatility with a Vest Capital funded account and access up to $25k in trading capital.

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  Arbion Labs (@ArbionLabs) reported 23 minutes ago

  $GRVT trades in two halves, and the two halves barely touch each other. 🔸 The spread column reads institutional. Bitget, MEXC and Coinbase all quote 0.05%, OKX 0.08%, LBank 0.09%, BingX 0.10%. Under 10 bps across most of the list is what a properly quoted book looks like. 🔸 The venue carrying the flow is none of them. Upbit's KRW pair turns over $44.1M of the $59M daily total, which is 69.6% of all spot volume, and it quotes 0.34% — roughly six times wider than the tightest book on the list. Coinbase, at 0.05%, clears 0.6% of the flow. Underneath that, depth stays thin. Add up every venue and total depth within 2% comes to about $1.7M, under 3% of a single day's volume, and it leans to the bid: roughly $755K of asks against $950K of bids. There is more support below price than resistance above it. The other half of the market is leveraged. Perps carry another $40M a day, and 71% of that sits on Binance and OKX, neither of which runs meaningful spot flow. Open interest is $13.3M against a $24.3M float, so more than half the circulating supply exists as levered notional, and funding has been negative across every major venue since August 18. Spot price forms in Korea, leverage forms on Binance and OKX, and the books connecting the two hold $1.7M within 2%. 💠 2/3

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  FuckYouMoney.ETH (@fuckyoumoneytr1) reported 23 minutes ago

  @NecoKronos What about all the scamwicks on binance and coinbase exchanges? Expecting them to get filled? All the way down to 67k

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  GoldnAge (@GoldenAge1624) reported 24 minutes ago

  Coinbase has everything to lose and the app still has issues relating to delays, withdrawals, and transfers. They force you to use your money for limited purposes set by the Coinbase. This is not only unfair and unreasonable, it is the exact opposite of what an experience should be on a crypto app and one of the reasons they are lagging other platform. You couple this with a negative culture on chain. If this doesn’t change, which it hasn’t for a long time, they will lose the race as there are too many good innovators in the market that will continue to eat its share.

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  Serious People (@SeriousPeopleHQ) reported 24 minutes ago

  Wall Street is slowly becoming software. Coinbase just launched tokenized stocks on Base, giving non-US users access to fractional shares of companies like Apple and NVIDIA. That sounds like another crypto headline. It isn’t. Stocks, stablecoins, payments, funds. Different assets, same direction: financial markets are moving onchain piece by piece. The interesting part is that most people probably won’t notice when the transition happens. They’ll just open an app one day and Wall Street will already be running on crypto rails. serious people.

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  ₿itcoin ₿ull (@bitbybitbullish) reported 25 minutes ago

  Giving up on the genesis puzzle, and thank you to the creator. This was genuinely fun. Big thanks to Galaxy Research @glxyresearch for spotting it on chain and getting the hunt rolling. The prize still sits at bc1qfkhx02v89u2qyyyljeczw6hu9sr437y44t7ae5yf09thrdukfqesnjg2wj We spent about $60 on paid hints. Here is everything he told us, so nobody has to pay for it again. We asked if the witness script was a hash lock, a multisig, or something else. He said it is a multisig. We asked how many keys and what threshold. He said two keys, both required, the rest is for you to derive. We asked if both keys come from the same genesis field and if the function is a hash. He said yes, both keys use the same Genesis field, and there is no hash. We asked if the second key comes from the first or both independently. He said both are derived independently from Genesis. We asked which field it is. He pretty much said figure it out yourself, the Genesis Block is public and which part matters is for you to discover. Fair enough, that was our cue that the clues were done. What we tried across more than 50 rounds and over 2 trillion candidate scripts, so the next hunter can skip it. Brainwallet keys. Every standard BIP39 and BIP32 derivation over genesis data. Electrum wallets. Raw genesis values as private keys in every 2 of N shape. The coinbase pubkey X and Y as keys. Field bytes pasted into the script as literal keys. Hex strings as ASCII keys. The headline split by bytes, halves, words and its numbers. Decimal, stratum, bit reversed and word swapped byte orders. Eight multisig script wordings including PUSHDATA variants, CHECKSIG chains, CHECKSIGADD and CHECKMULTISIGVERIFY. Timelocked multisig. OP_DROP stamped scripts. Hybrid 06 and 07 pubkey encodings. Curve decompression pairs using the computed Y. Reflection, inverse and cross derivation pairs. Slices of the raw coinbase, the full 285 byte block, the hex string of the whole block, and the all zero previous block field unique to genesis. At the end we even broke the no hash clue on purpose and ran hashed and seed derived 2 of 2 wallets. All empty. So between running out of fresh ideas and that last answer telling us to figure the rest out ourselves, we are calling it. One footnote for the AI crowd, nearly all of this was planned with Anthropic's Claude on the Fable 5 model, and right at the end a flagged message bumped my planning side down to the fallback model, Claude Opus 4.8, funny enough because a 50 round push to rebuild a wallet from public data looks like wallet cracking to an automated filter. That was the final nudge to wrap up. Whoever cracks it, tag me. I want to see the recipe. GL 🫡

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  Knilniahc (@Knilniahc1) reported 29 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase explain how they are going to tokenize it you biased little ****. You shill xrp all you want but intentionally leave out important news on chainlink.

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  Brown Thunder (@Brown_Thunder76) reported 33 minutes ago

  One more thing on ATLAS that I want to clarify. ATLAS is basically the backend for global markets, handling trading, clearing, settlement and risk. The important part is ATLAS isn’t being built for just one exchange. The announcement specifically talks about trading venues, market creators and market makers. Multiple exchanges and venues can sit on top of ATLAS and use the same backend infrastructure. That makes Ty’s comment today pretty important: “Excited to work alongside ATLAS!” So we now know Keeta is working alongside ATLAS in some capacity. We don’t know exactly what that means yet, but the most obvious answer seems to be the stablecoins. Keeta and LayerZero are already working together on multiple currencies of tokenized commercial bank money. Now look at how many exchanges and venues are moving toward tokenized or 24/7 markets: NYSE is building a new 24/7 tokenized securities venue. Nasdaq is working toward tokenized equities and expects its program to become operational in 2027. 24X has filed plans to support DTC-tokenized securities. Figure is already trading blockchain-native public equities through its ATS. tZERO and North Capital are building Agora to connect multiple tokenized securities venues. Securitize, Jump and Jupiter have launched regulated onchain trading for tokenized equities. Deutsche Börse’s 360X is expanding tokenized stock and ETF trading. Bullish is building out 24/7 tokenized equity trading. Kraken is expanding xStocks and tokenized equities across markets and regulated venues. Coinbase recently established a tokenization hub in Abu Dhabi while continuing to expand its international markets. Binance has launched 24/7 tokenized securities trading. OKX has launched tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs. Backpack has launched 24/7 trading in U.S. equities internationally. London Stock Exchange is building LSE 24 for near-continuous trading, with products expected in 2027. And more. That’s a lot of exchanges and venues moving in the same general direction. There may not be one giant tokenized exchange that wins everything. We could end up with a whole network of exchanges and trading venues running 24/7 tokenized markets. ATLAS is being built so multiple venues can potentially use the same backend infrastructure. We have absolutely no idea which of these will ultimately use it. But there is one that really stands out. NYSE has already announced its 24/7 tokenized securities venue with stablecoin funding and instant settlement. We talked about that venue last week, and we know NYSE’s parent company, ICE, is already working with LayerZero on Zero. Could the NYSE venue eventually be one of the venues sitting on top of ATLAS? No idea. But if it does, you could potentially have NYSE as the venue, ATLAS handling the backend, Zero underneath it, DTC providing the tokenized securities, and Keeta working alongside ATLAS with tokenized commercial bank money potentially providing the money side. Still speculation. But can you imagine Keeta Stablecoins being the on and off ramps for commercial bank money across multiple exchanges using ATLAS? That could be a hell of a lot bigger than just one venue, and potentially bigger than anything most of us ever imagined Keeta doing. @KeetaNetwork $KTA @LayerZero_Core