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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported 42 seconds ago

  Coinbase flags ~7M $BTC potentially exposed to future quantum risk - 1.7M in legacy P2PK addresses, 5M from address reuse 👀 Not a today problem, but "freeze abandoned coins?" debate incoming - that's gonna get ugly fast $BTC #Bitcoin

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  Lord TradfiDrake (@Lord_Ashdrake) reported 1 minute ago

  It seems that Tradingview still has issues with the coinbase feed.

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  SatStacker (@SizeStacker) reported 9 minutes ago

  I am down 20% on my Coinbase credit card rewards

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  ekius (@ekius37) reported 9 minutes ago

  The moment the IPO went live, Robinhood was down, Coinbase was down, Bybit had to refund everybody that participated, Binance had to refund everybody that participated, and Hyperliquid was the only venue on the planet with absolutely no problems.

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  James Kravchenko (@H11ilN) reported 10 minutes ago

  @diamonddbw @Michaelleo_0 Hey, Sounds like a withdrawal processing or account-offboarding issue, not just a support issue. If Coinbase still has your funds after multiple calls, there are a few technical escalation paths that usually get results. Happy to point you in the right direction

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  Fitzzzy 🏴‍☠️ (@ShaunFitzzzy) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TheRealRormar @m74ft1 @BarkingPuppy8 It’s really not hard from what I can tell, bro just needs to send his **** to Coinbase. Weird how hard it is

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  Neal Foushee (@AZStarkillerOG) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Tylerhill @EverydayDCA I have been buying & waiting 2.5 years so far Would really like to see an alt season once Timing has been so awful so far Or maybe it's just all those times everything dropped that 2nd -20% after I think the -20% is a good opportunity Gets me alot I blame coinbase ->RHood

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  Dos Commas ,, ♦️♦️♦️♦️ (@dos__commas) reported 14 minutes ago

  Since Coinbase won't listen to our good ideas on how to fix $wLUNA. Here is a bad idea: - prevent CLARITY - blame US gov - relocate company to country without extradition There you go, ride off into the sunset at the expense of all crypto.

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  Lovvr.eth (@lovvrEth) reported 15 minutes ago

  I got bit by crypto 101 @coinbase didn't scrape my Solana wallet info and I had to use a long string address for the @Backpack $SPCX token. I have been using ENS so long, i screwed up and thought the token contract was the "send to address" Help please.

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  ***** 🌸 (@0xfrigg) reported 17 minutes ago

  a concrete, massive-scale execution of the Coinbase-Circle-Hyperliquid integration the largest single $USDC transfer in history. this equals 5.3% of USDC's total supply $USDC supply on Hyperliquid had already reached $5B, doubling year over year. this transfer is most likely infrastructure prep for that liquidity the transaction happened with zero fees, on HyperEVM, Hyperliquid's smart contract layer a $4.4B transaction executing with zero fees and no issues proves HyperEVM can handle a load at this scale

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  alexander † (@0xFloWolf) reported 18 minutes ago

  in case you're wondering how Cash App achieves a near (or even slightly better than) 1:1 ratio in the Bitkey app, here's a jargon free post for u they currently offer very competitive net pricing for Bitcoin purchases: $100 gets you about $100.03 worth of BTC after fees and rates, which puts it ahead of Strike, Robinhood, Coinbase, and MoonPay in that comparison Cash App can compete this aggressively because bitcoin is part of Block’s wider strategy, not just a random product tab inside the app the company owns Cash App and Bitkey, holds bitcoin on its balance sheet, and has spent years pushing the idea of making bitcoin easier to buy, withdraw, and self custody the fee structure also helps regular market buys can still carry fees depending on size, but Auto Invest, Round Ups, and larger buys can move closer to zero fee pricing, which makes the final BTC amount much stronger than what users get from many third party onramps then there is the scale advantage Cash App processes serious bitcoin volume, has tighter purchase flows because it connects to another Block product, and does not have to treat every buy like a one off transaction that must extract the highest fee possible also, the 1:1 part mentioned is more about custody than pricing it means Cash App says it holds the bitcoin users buy, instead of running some fractional reserve game behind the scenes that does not explain the cheap buy by itself, but it does help the trust side of the product so Jack's strategy is to make bitcoin cheap to buy, easy to withdraw, easy to store, so people are more likely to keep buying pretty neat, don't you think?

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  K1W1🇳🇿 (@K1W1_News) reported 23 minutes ago

  Normal Kiwi's are always screwed over by large corporations like Coinbase, SpaceX. No, you can't get IPO allocation through Morgan Stanley as a regular New Zealand retail investor, and buying now on the open market is straightforward via local platforms. Screwed over by SpaceX.  SPCX priced its record $75B IPO at $135/share and started trading today June 12, 2026. It popped significantly in early trading closing around $160–162 up ~19–20% on the first day, pushing the valuation well over $2 trillion.IPO Access for Kiwis Morgan Stanley joint lead bookrunner and other underwriters allocated most shares to institutions. Retail access including via E*TRADE was heavily US-focused, with some directed programs for employees/friends/family. New Zealand retail investors generally did not get direct IPO allocations unless they qualified as wholesale/eligible investors through specific channels e.g., certain private platforms or high-net-worth arrangements. Most Kiwis missed the $135 pricing. Feeling "screwed over" is common for international investors on big US IPOs allocation heavily favors US institutions and connected parties. Buying Now (Post-IPO) from New ZealandYou can buy SPCX shares right now on the open market like any other Nasdaq stock. Popular, user-friendly options for Kiwis include: Stake, Hatch, or Sharesies Easy apps designed for NZ users, low brokerage ~US$3 or less per trade, handle FX conversion. Tiger Brokers Often has competitive/low fees and good US market access. Interactive Brokers (IBKR) More advanced, very low costs for larger trades, full international access. Steps generally: Open an account ID verification, tax forms like W-8BEN for US withholding tax. Fund in NZD (they convert to USD). Search "SPCX" and buy during US market hours which is overnight/early morning NZ time. Note: You'll face FX fees/conversion, potential FDR tax treatment in NZ, and 15% US dividend withholding though SpaceX may not pay dividends soon. Check platform fees and your tax situation. Is It Worth Buying Now? "No point buying now" Many feel this after the initial pop it's already up ~20%. IPOs often see volatility; some cool off, others run. SpaceX has huge hype Starlink growth, Musk factor, Mars ambitions but also high valuation, losses, and execution risks. Long-term believers see it as a multi-decade play. Short-term, it could swing wildly. Alternatives for indirect exposure: Global ETFs or funds that will add SPCX once it qualifies for indices e.g., Nasdaq-100 soonish, S&P 500 later. Morgan Stanley itself doesn't typically offer direct retail brokerage to NZ residents for this (their wealth management is more for high-net-worth internationals). Use the NZ platforms above instead.

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  Milo (@Milo_Trades) reported 23 minutes ago

  dogshit exchange coinbase chart is down?

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  Sam Price (@CryptoLifer33) reported 28 minutes ago

  Coinbase just made Bitcoin-backed mortgages real. They partnered with @betterdotcom To let you pledge your BTC (or USDC) as collateral for the down payment on a Fannie Mae-backed conforming mortgage — without selling your Bitcoin. Key details: 1. No capital gains tax event 2. No margin calls — BTC price drops don’t trigger liquidation or extra collateral 3. Rates only ~0.5–1.5% higher than a normal mortgage First one already closed this month This is actual mainstream adoption. You keep your BTC for the upside while using it to buy a house today. Coinbase One members also get up to $10k in closing cost credits. The future of finance is here — crypto collateral in traditional real estate, backed by Fannie Mae. What do you think — bullish or still too early?

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  williams jay (@williams_jay100) reported 29 minutes ago

  Markets stopped closing a long time ago. Perps trade all weekend. Prediction markets react in real time. Tokenized assets keep moving while traditional finance sleeps. The problem? Most pricing infrastructure still shuts down when the bell rings. That's why @PythNetwork Indices feels like an important step forward. Together with MarketVector, @PythNetwork is bringing 24/7 indices across oil, metals, U.S. equities, and thematic baskets like AI, Defense, China, and Tech. What stands out isn't just the launch itself. Coinbase, Kraken, dYdX, and Nado are already live and using these feeds in production. When major venues adopt infrastructure from day one, it's usually a sign that a real market need is being solved. The future of finance won't operate on market hours. The pricing layer shouldn't either. Markets don't close anymore. The pricing just caught up.