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  Dan Kim (@dankimxyz) reported 4 minutes ago

  Why Airwallex customers didn’t need stablecoins, and why we’re building for them now While I was at Coinbase, I kept wondering why @Airwallex hadn’t leaned into stablecoins. Airwallex provides the global business accounts companies use to operate across more than 120 countries, so I expected more of its customers to need stablecoins. Coinbase had spent years helping companies and developers hold and move dollars onchain, but it didn't provide what global businesses needed to use those dollars across markets, like converting them into pounds to pay suppliers or pesos to pay contractors, meeting local regulatory requirements, and moving fiat funds into accounts their finance teams already used. I joined Airwallex because it had spent nearly a decade building the regulated accounts, FX, controls, and local payment connections that let a solopreneur or an enterprise hold money in one place and pay people in their own currency across markets. Airwallex customers already had a fast way to move money globally After starting at Airwallex, it didn’t take me long to see why stablecoins had not been a priority for many of our customers. They already had a fast way to collect dollars, convert them, and pay suppliers and employees in local currencies. Jeff John Roberts made a similar point in Fortune in 2024: Airwallex could move money quickly and cheaply by managing local currency pools and using local payment networks. Most transfers arrive the same day, and nearly half arrive instantly through local payment networks. An Airwallex customer converts dollars once into the currency the recipient needs, and sends the transfer through a local network in that market. A company without that coverage has more work to do – especially if it relies on stablecoins, which also means managing things like wallets, blockchains, network fees, and compliance requirements in each market. Businesses that use stablecoins still need local payment infrastructure Some businesses hold stablecoins for reasons that have little to do with paying suppliers, like those that operate onchain. Stablecoins are also important in markets with unreliable banking or high inflation; people hold them to keep and move U.S. dollars. But neither group can use stablecoins to pay a supplier, an employee, or a contractor in local currency without a regulated provider that can convert the stablecoins and complete the payout. Few providers can convert stablecoins and pay recipients in local currency across all the markets where a global business operates. Airwallex already operates the global and local financial infrastructure required for seamless fiat payouts in more than 120 countries, so I think it is one of the few that could do this everywhere our customers operate. Our customers would have one place to manage both stablecoins and local currency, where local rules allow, instead of working with a different provider in each market. Why businesses fund agents with stablecoins Some companies are beginning to let AI agents find and pay for services without asking a person to approve every transaction. Before doing that, a business has to identify the agent, limit what it can spend and buy, name the person or institution responsible for each payment, record every transaction, and retain the ability to revoke access. One effective way to limit how much the agent can spend is by giving it a stablecoin wallet with a fixed balance. Cards work well above a certain amount, because a $10 purchase absorbs a fixed processing fee. Microtransactions do not, since the processor charges that fee on every transaction regardless of size. If an agent pays ten cents for an API call, a few seconds of compute, or a data lookup, the seller pays more in card fees than it collects, and an agent may make many of those purchases while completing a single task. When a business funds an agent with stablecoins instead, the seller doesn't have to pay that fixed fee on every purchase the agent makes. Airwallex is integrating stablecoins now Companies are putting agents into production, and regulators in the U.S. and Europe have paved the way for businesses to hold stablecoins and convert them legally. That combination is new, and it is why I think stablecoins now make sense for payments our existing rails don’t serve well. Agent payments will account for most of the demand, since a business running agents at scale has no cheaper way to pay for what they buy. Slower corridors are the other case, where a recipient that can legally hold stablecoins doesn’t have to wait for its bank to open its next clearing window. This is why Airwallex invested to incubate Metal and become its first design partner. Metal is settlement infrastructure for regulated financial institutions, built so they can move money at the speed agents transact. We are also working to add stablecoin support for customers in the markets where regulators allow it. I spent five years building money that moves like software. What was missing was everything that needs to happen after it arrives, which Airwallex has already built. As agents start making more payments and transfers on behalf of our customers, I want them to choose whether the money moves in stablecoins or in local currency, based on how their business operates. That’s when I believe we’ll see stablecoins start to realize their full potential.

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  cypher pepe (@cypher_frog) reported 4 minutes ago

  THE NEXT VERSION OF THE U.S. STOCK MARKET MAY REACH EVERYONE EXCEPT AMERICANS FIRST. Coinbase has launched tokenized AAPL, NVDA, META, GOOGL and other U.S. stocks on @base. They are backed 1:1 by real shares, can be held in self-custody, and can trade outside normal Nasdaq hours. But U.S. users can't access them. At first, this looks like a legal footnote. It may actually show where the next version of the stock market gets built. Coinbase is using Regulation S, which means the product is being offered outside the United States. That makes sense: inside the U.S., a tokenized stock immediately runs into a regulatory system built around brokers, exchanges, custodians and fixed trading hours. But the whole point of tokenization is to make the asset less dependent on that structure. A normal stock sits inside a brokerage account. A tokenized stock can move into a wallet, trade around the clock and plug into other financial applications. So Coinbase isn't just putting NVDA into a different wrapper. It is changing how a stock can exist. And that creates an uncomfortable paradox. The U.S. built the world's most important equity market. Its companies created the stocks everyone wants. An American company is now building infrastructure for their next form. But the first real users of that form will be outside America. If tokenized stocks actually work, liquidity, user habits, infrastructure and new use cases will start forming there first. The U.S. market will be watching from the sidelines. At that point, the question won't be whether America eventually allows tokenized stocks. The question will be how many years of market development happen elsewhere before it does. America could end up creating the asset, the technology and the companies behind the next market - while the market itself grows somewhere else.

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  Brown Thunder (@Brown_Thunder76) reported 6 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

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  Hazel Lefton (@AgooDnoteYMTfam) reported 7 minutes ago

  @1Exit_Liquidity Only issue I see is buying it. Why not Coinbase? It’s only available to certain exchanges. I think 🤔

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  William Roberson (@WilliamRobw) reported 9 minutes ago

  @uptown5377 This is honestly heartbreaking and terrifying. 😔💔 Seeing your Coinbase balance suddenly disappear when you didn’t authorize or transfer anything is incredibly stressful. I really hope Coinbase Support gets back to you quickly and helps trace exactly what happened.

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  enjay.hl (@_enjay420) reported 10 minutes ago

  When you trade in India, the margin you put up sits with the clearing corporation. That money earns interest while it is there, but the trader who supplied the cash usually does not receive any of it. The institutions controlling the float keep the benefit. Hyperliquid is starting to turn that model around. The USDC held on the venue generates reserve income, and from today, Coinbase is returning the flow back to the protocol. Instead of a financial intermediary keeping everything earned from user balances, this value now flows back to the protocol and its users through the order book and the HYPE token. The house of finance has no interest in keeping customer float.

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  KhaiDao (@Khaikhaidao) reported 11 minutes ago

  @beincrypto 80% direct exposure means the other 20 can be cash or derivatives, so tracking error will be a thing to watch vs US spot products. domestic custodian requirement basically locks out global players like bitgo and coinbase custody unless they set up

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  Fiona MacLeod (@FionaMyCloud) reported 12 minutes ago

  @coinbase @brian_armstrong For Attention Mr Brian Armstrong & Coinbase Company I have brought this matter to the attention of many in the digital Industry of which you and Coinbase are a part. It is with certainty that I advise you that there is illegal data being utilised by this industry. Segwit segregated this data from the transaction process and this illegal data is being "mined". I am bringing this matter to your attention as you and your company are heavily involved with it and need to be aware. Please take steps to look into my claim as I'm sure you wouldn't want to be advocating for Bitcoin and this industry with this issue unaddressed. Pre segwit BTC should very easily be checked for this illegal data. If you check several, you should find the illegal data is all from the same source. This data is from an illegal surveillance. Sincerely, Fiona MacLeod

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  Balakae (@uptown5377) reported 13 minutes ago

  Need someone who can help me out with perps and my coinbase balance. Need coinbase support as soon as possible or someone with knowledge #coinbase #coinbasesupport @cobie My balance disappeared? Didn’t transfer any money out, no worries there.

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  X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) reported 15 minutes ago

  BOOOOOM!🚨 Another major catalyst lining up for $XRP? Let me break down today’s news simply. The U.S. Treasury is sitting on roughly $950 BILLION in its Treasury General Account. Now Treasury officials are considering using that cash to fund expanded long-term bond buybacks. Why am I paying attention? Because when Treasury spends money out of the TGA, that cash moves back into the private financial system. In simple terms: TGA cash gets spent → system liquidity increases → long-term bonds get support → yields can fall → the dollar can weaken → investors become more willing to take risk. We already saw the first taste of this. After Treasury announced larger buybacks on August 19: Bitcoin +3.48% Ethereum +2.46% Coinbase +6.05% Then Bitcoin pushed above $80,000. Now here is why this cycle feels different for $XRP. Institutional money has places to enter that simply did not exist before. Bitwise, Canary and 21Shares alone reported holding roughly 498 MILLION XRP at the end of Q1. CME XRP derivatives generated $10.8B in Q2 notional volume. So when liquidity starts moving through U.S. markets, XRP now has regulated routes sitting there ready for that capital. And September 9 is when Treasury's enlarged buybacks begin: $2B maximum → at least $4B per operation. Scott Bessent has already said they can become even larger. For me, the setup is straightforward: More liquidity + established XRP ETFs + CME access + clearer U.S. positioning = a completely different environment for $XRP. This is why I’m watching Treasury as closely as I’m watching the XRP chart.

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  Scam Report ~ Financial Recovery (@ScamReportT) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Leodog121 Being locked out of Coinbase for this long without getting proper help is incredibly frustrating. If you have the restriction notices and account records, no upfront needed to review what happened and assess the options for regaining access to your funds.

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  Zedzies (@Zedzies) reported 16 minutes ago

  @IntraxReport @crypto_azylus Chainlink connects different blockchains and is the irrifical cross chain provider for Robinhood, Coinbase and several L2s. QNT connects nothing because it has no working production product.

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  Mind Math Money (@MindMathMoney) reported 24 minutes ago

  @coinbase The loan isn't the real news. The real news is that a lender will now put a value on $BTC and underwrite against it. Collateral status is the slow change that outlasts the price talk.

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  RecoverIt Asset Recovery™ (@Recoverlt) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BrookeJoan3iok Getting your Coinbase account blocked right when you tried to move your Bitcoin is a serious headache. The attempted transfer and account records could help uncover the reason for the restriction and what options you have to regain access.

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  💎ESCAMA MAMI POR FAVOR (@TRILL4LIFEFTO) reported 27 minutes ago

  @coinbase a scam they waste people precious time ; you message support it's never easy they want u spend your whole day dedicated to the chat once again I PAID TO HAVE MY MONEY INSTANTLY DEPOSITED stop borrowing my **** or whatever yal got going on something fishy