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  RobinhoodJ (@robinhoodjesus) reported 4 minutes ago

  @yuri_cripto i left avax for robinhood like before everyone else but sure i’m the problem, im the the one that sent it all to coinbase dumped the coins on everyone’s heads gave grants to grifters (wrath not included) haven’t bid a **** in a year but surely it’s me blocked

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  Yurgo Tasiopoulos (@YTasiopoulos) reported 4 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Customer support is completely worthless....after being a customer for 30 years I have left coinbase. Complete trash this xom0any has become I'll never recommend them as I used to all the time.

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  Psalm (@Psalmdav0) reported 4 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 LATEST: Coinbase says access to Federal Reserve payment accounts should be expanded to eligible institutions, allowing them to earn interest on reserves while operating under oversight that reflects their actual level of risk. The company argues that a more risk-based regulatory approach would promote innovation, encourage competition, and create a more level playing field for regulated digital asset firms seeking access to the U.S. payments system. Coinbase believes broader access to Fed payment infrastructure could improve the efficiency of digital payments while maintaining appropriate safeguards through tailored supervision.

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  Purely Bitcoin (@PurelyBitcoin) reported 6 minutes ago

  Bitcoin is perfect money. But governments have made it legally impossible to spend it without filing a taxable transaction every single time. Bitcoin treasury companies exclusively focused on Bitcoin are the ones changing that in Washington and across the globe. Not Coinbase. Not the multi-crypto crowd. Bitcoin only. Digital credit is the bridge. Backed by Bitcoin but paying a high yield in fiat for the world we live in today. The educational journey starts with a 13% yield. It ends with owning Bitcoin directly. Same destination. Less volatility to get there. @ColeMacro $ASST $SATA $BTC

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  Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reported 10 minutes ago

  coinbase reports q2 earnings july 30. the stock is down 65% from its all time high. and it may be reporting its most strategically important quarter ever. here's what institutional investors need to watch.

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  stackzz (@stackzz) reported 12 minutes ago

  📈 ADA Rose 7% As Market Volume Shrunk ADA moved 6.98% from $0.1547 to $0.1655 on Coinbase. At 03:11 UTC, CoinGecko’s global snapshot had total crypto volume down 10.46%. BTC was up 1.00%. That combination makes “altseason” too lazy. ADA outpaced BTC by nearly 7x while participation contracted. Cardano discussion split between volume celebration and breakdown/short-setup posts the attention was visible, the direction was not settled. The receipt is disagreement, not proof of durable demand. Next 24h hinge: aggregate volume turns positive while ADA holds above its $0.1547 session open. If either fails, 7% is leadership not breadth.

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  Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported 14 minutes ago

  @mlg360420 @coinbase Most likely, this is customer custody and exchange inventory-not Coinbase making a corporate bet on $DOGINME. Arkham groups wallets it identifies as Coinbase-controlled, which can include customer deposits, hot and cold wallets, internal transfers and liquidity inventory. As more holders deposit $DOGINME to trade or custody on Coinbase, the visible balance can rise even while price falls. Coinbase may also be consolidating wallets or rebalancing inventory. It is still constructive because it suggests continued usage and exchange activity, but it should not be interpreted as Coinbase itself buying the token. To prove actual accumulation, we would need to trace the incoming wallets and determine whether the tokens were purchased onchain or simply transferred into Coinbase custody.

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  BeaconLayer Podcast (@BeaconLayerHQ) reported 24 minutes ago

  Selling crypto to cover expenses hurts: you trigger taxes and lose exposure. DeFi borrowing fixes both. Instead of selling your ETH, lock it as collateral, borrow USDC instantly onchain, spend like cash, and stay long — no taxable event in the U.S. And now, do this directly through Coinbase👇 ~~ Analysis by @punk0360 ~~ This is an integration I can happily recommend to my family and friends, as @coinbase is one of the most trusted and easy-to-navigate crypto exchanges, while @Morpho is one of the most proven and dependable DeFi lending protocols. With this integration, you can now borrow against your ETH without leaving the comfort of the Coinbase app. Assuming you already have some ETH holdings on Coinbase, you just: 1. Click on your ETH balance to bring up your Ethereum dashboard. 2. Scroll down to the "Borrow" tab and press "Start." 3. Review the primer info—your Borrow up to amount (based on your ETH deposited to Coinbase), the Variable rate (the fluctuating interest Morpho will charge on your loan), and the Liquidation LTV (the "loan-to-value" point at which your underlying ETH could be liquidated for repayment)—and then press "Continue." 4. Input the amount of USDC you want to borrow, then click "Review loan." 5. Check that your loan details are satisfactory. When ready, press "Borrow now," then "Accept and continue." Your loan will be submitted, though it may take a minute or two to finalize in Coinbase's UI. That's all it takes to get started! If you open a loan, navigate to your Coinbase "Cash" tab and in the "Borrow" section you'll see a "Manage Loans" button. Go here for the "Repay" option to pay back the USDC you borrowed over time. These ETH-backed loans have a flexible term, so you don't have to pay back specific amounts per a specific schedule. Just repay whenever in whatever amounts suit you, though keep a close eye on your loan health to avoid liquidation. Also, keep in mind that USDC borrowed on Coinbase can't be used for buying crypto on Coinbase, so this particular avenue is meant for cashing out and spending. As far as DeFi onramps go, this integration is about as simple and safe as it gets. If you or someone you know hasn't gotten around to borrowing against ETH yet, this is certainly a good place to start.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 25 minutes ago

  @naz1228 @RaoulGMI coinbase built the rails (google + amazon adopted them), but $TAO and autonolas are where agents actually transact and access specialized services onchain bittensor for decentralized AI infrastructure, autonolas for the agent marketplace with micropayments

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  . (@AucelloAnt99212) reported 28 minutes ago

  @rasmr_eth Because @coinbase has been highway robbery since inception. Surprised anyone uses that **** exchange anymore

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 29 minutes ago

  AntPool claimed block 959,942: 4,378 txs, 1.55 MB, 99.8% full. Total payout was 3.2114 BTC — 3.125 subsidy plus 0.0864 BTC in fees. Solid fee capture. Attribution confidence sits at 93% via coinbase signature.

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  Fᴀʜɪᴍ (@Fahim_510) reported 30 minutes ago

  @big_kedy allowing global users to access it through Coinbase Wallet and Uniswap

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  🎸 MAVOmusic 🎸 (@MAVO_music) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Jelitics My story is the following: Came to the UK from my country back in 2014 to try my luck. It didn't go well for couple of years but got by. I have shared flat with one of my friend (who i thought friend). He then stopped working, created reasons why not and did not have money, been drunk all the time and lived rent free because i was an idiot with big heart and paid everything + given him money to not starve etc (of course he spent most of it on drinks) Couple years later after couldn't keep up for two, gone into thousands of debt because of him also had to support my mom (which i do until today) had to send him home. He left me with thousands in debt and the question if i give up and move home myself or keep pushing. This was years ago, i'm still here and not givin up. I'm at the moment managed to work down my debt to little under $2200 I will get to it eventually if i keep doing overtime works every week so will go down slowly, life just likes keep putting obstacles at me. I would say $2200 i need so i can sleep well after years but i put in your hands if you want to help, i'm just happy if you read this also if someone in my position not making big mistakes like i do and be aware who they helping to because never know when the person pull you down to the whole. If i get none, that's fine too. Happy to have people like you who try to help people in need. Keep it up, your luck will come too. I believe in you. My ETH (not like i got too much clue of crypto so copied from Coinbase and withdraw to clear balance right away "Receive ETH in basic ETH network" 5mins processing ): 0x280D518fd14818cca925E1c15c6778Dd8fbfF3aA Keep it up bud 🤝

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  Crypto Explorer ♦️♦️♦️ (@Cathy02755674) reported 32 minutes ago

  I'm only working 2 apps today. Coinbase and X.

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  Master of Crypto (@MasterCryptoHq) reported 33 minutes ago

  YOUR PHONE GALLERY COULD BE THE BIGGEST RISK TO YOUR CRYPTO WALLET. Apple and Google both approved apps that could steal crypto wallets. The malware is called SparkKitty. It doesn't need your password. It only needs access to your photo gallery. You install a crypto app, a fake TikTok app, or a messaging app. One version was downloaded 10,000+ times from Google Play before it was removed. After you allow photo access, the app scans your gallery using OCR It isn't looking for your photos. It's looking for screenshots of your 12 or 24-word recovery phrase. If it finds one, it uploads it to a server. Once someone has your recovery phrase, your wallet can be emptied. In a separate campaign, Kaspersky also found 26 fake wallet apps on the App Store. They copied apps like MetaMask, Ledger, Trust Wallet, Coinbase, TokenPocket, imToken, and Bitpie. They looked real, but they were fake. Users ended up installing malware instead of the real wallet. Kaspersky says both campaigns are likely linked, but it isn't confirmed. The biggest lesson is simple: Never save your recovery phrase as a screenshot or photo. Keep it on paper or metal, not on your phone. Also check Settings → Photos → App Access and remove photo permissions for apps that don't need them. A seed phrase stored in your gallery isn't a backup. It's a security risk waiting to be exploited.