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  tania tahera (@TaheraTani19144) reported 7 minutes ago

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

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  Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ (@shanaka86) reported 8 minutes 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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  lee (@oshus1) reported 11 minutes ago

  @CryptoGirlNova Sounds like a dam thats slowly breaking and then all at once. Crypto is not the hot **** it used to be. It has a bad reputation. I saw Americans watching an advert during the superbowl, it was a coinbase advert and they all started booing it.

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  y² = x³ + 7.btc (@hung1758155) reported 12 minutes ago

  OP_PUSHBYTES_1.btc The opcode in Bitcoin's Genesis Block Coinbase script. 0x01 — pushed 1 byte of extra *****: 04 Sandwiched between difficulty timestamp and the manifesto. Without it, Satoshi's script is incomplete. 17 years. Zero failures. Native. Irreplaceable. #Bitcoin

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  jjaayyzz (@NBA_GSW_30) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph How come Coinbase doesn’t freeze his account? They’ll freeze a $2000 wallet no problem

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  TheRealRcb (@TherealRcb) reported 14 minutes ago

  @joshuahade @coinbase @zkxwallet Yea occasionally they pull some bullshit like we are flagging this even tho u have sent 50 transactions to this wallet before but u know this 1 is…suspicious lol shut up and send my ****

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  CBduck (@CoinbaseDuck) reported 14 minutes ago

  Spoke with many ex-Coinbase employees now working at other crypto companies. With zero reason left to sugarcoat, one message came through loud and clear; @coinbase is far ahead of everyone else when it comes to integrating AI and crypto.

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  OnSecondThought (@JRobertNichols) reported 15 minutes ago

  Most people's personal finance stack has zero sovereignty. Your broker can freeze your account. Your data provider can change pricing. Your analytics platform can deprecate overnight. Real personal finance sovereignty looks like this: Own execution layer: Kalshi, Polyback, Coinbase, Robinhood, Webull Own data pipeline: no rate limits, no pricing games Own LLM: inference on your hardware, your data, your terms Own risk engine: no external black boxes Own alert system: direct to Telegram, no middleman We built Vantage Discoveries for 2026 because the old model is broken. If it can be rented, you don't own it.

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  tania tahera (@TaheraTani19144) reported 17 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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  Daniel Holmes (@Plo_lolol) reported 18 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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  She’s With Me 🎈🌻 🇭🇹 🥭🍋 (@BookOfPash) reported 19 minutes ago

  @PeriodPointJae @WNBA @coinbase Ehhh yeah actually we can see less of Spike and we should. He’s an acclaimed director - not a mascot of a basketball team. He’s been in front of the cameras like he’s a starting 5 and he’s not. **** is wrong with YOU? Go fan out on his page - not in my comments.

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  Early Riders (@Early_Riders) reported 23 minutes ago

  Open Standard just inverted the stablecoin market. On June 30, more than 140 companies including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, BNY and Coinbase unveiled Open USD, a dollar stablecoin run by a new independent company called Open Standard. Circle, Tether and PayPal are not on the partner list. Circle's stock fell 16% the same day. The incumbent issuers keep the float: holders earn zero while the issuer collects Treasury yield on roughly $250B of reserves. Open USD pays that yield out to distributors. Partners mint and redeem for free with no volume caps, and nearly all reserve income goes to the companies that hold and move the coin, after a small management fee. This deal already existed, just never at this scale. Circle pays Coinbase roughly half of USDC reserve income for distribution. Open USD writes that agreement into the coin itself, for Stripe, Shopify, Chime and every other partner. One detail worth holding onto: the GENIUS Act bars issuers from paying yield to the coin holder, so the float income stops at the platforms. The person actually holding the coin collects the same zero as on USDT and USDC. The reason to take it seriously is distribution. Visa runs 4.9 billion payment credentials. Stripe processed $1.9 trillion in 2025 and says Open USD will be the default stablecoin across its network. Shopify moved $378 billion in GMV. No stablecoin has ever launched with that reach on day one. The open questions are real too: launch is slated for late 2026, and the payout formula, the management fee and the board seats remain undisclosed. When 140 of the largest companies in payments compete the margin on dollar tokens down to zero, the wrapper becomes a commodity. Stablecoins crossed $300B in supply and settled $33T last year, and dollars entering the digital asset ecosystem have always flowed toward bitcoin.

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  Nedimkaya🇹🇷🇬🇧📈📉💵💶 (@NedimKayaX) reported 24 minutes ago

  @gonoyal Why use Gate ? Mexc? Only coinbase , binance okx Never have any problem

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  Psilosnypin ⛏️ (@Psilosnypin) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Awayrook @RobinhoodApp I think coinbase is free. Ore you can use ore for purchases on that one site I forget the name

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  Keegan (@keegan47302) reported 25 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.