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  WallStreet Veteran 90% (@pham_ba66053) reported 3 minutes ago

  My May Advice: $COIN (Coinbase) — Strong buy $MSTR (MicroStrategy) — Strong buy $SQ (Block) — Strong buy $PYPL (PayPal) — Buy $SOFI (SoFi) — Buy $ROKU (Roku) — Buy $U (Unity Software) — Buy $HOOD (Robinhood) — Don’t buy $AFRM (Affirm) — Don’t buy

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  toni (@tonitrades_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @0xSweep People keep blaming the scammer but the real question is how a fake site ranked above the real Coinbase in Google search. That hole is probably still open.

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  Sergio (@samiranda97) reported 5 minutes ago

  @coinbase Is the new standard an exchange going down all the time? If so, no thanks. 🙄

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  Nikolaus | Quantus (@n13) reported 8 minutes ago

  @FrankRundatz Yeah it's really basic, and AWS likely has much more advanced redundancy solutions Basically what you do is you run an exact clone of the first environment in another building, and you can switch to the second system in case the first fails for any reason Coinbase will have this in the future, I am pretty sure. I am questioning their tech decision making though, and have been ever since they made their wallet app React Native. Base Wallet used to be the best wallet app by far, written in native Swift, everything was fluid, smooth, and there were no bugs - it was great engineering. No million extra features, just a super solid crypto wallet app. Then at some point they "improved" the app to a new version entirely written in React Native. Now it's funky, stuttering, has errors, basically the mess that every React Native app turns into eventually. I moved my funds out. I still use the exchange, but sad to lose the Base app to a bad technical decision.

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  BSV Time (@Antmantime) reported 11 minutes ago

  Hey @grok Coinbase wouldn't have so many problems if they adopted BSV

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  Vlad 🍩 (@v_lugovsky) reported 13 minutes ago

  AI is now getting blamed for everything almost by default. Outage -> AI's fault Layoffs -> AI's fault A product gets worse -> AI's fault The site is slow -> you guessed it, probably AI too After the Coinbase outage a few days ago, I wanted to check the data and see whether AI is really becoming a new outage cause. Short answer: not in the way people think.

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  Necron 🧙🏽‍♂️ (@Lumos_ETH) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DelCrxpto @coinbase You are less likely to win by listening to your larping ***. King of receiving bags from early **** coins and then dumping on the same people you say to buy it. You’re a joke.

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  RunnerXBT (@RunnerXBT) reported 24 minutes ago

  Coinbase is reminding me 12 times a day to update my Tax/Paper work by January 2027. Yet it didnt ask me once to sell my confidential data via some Pajeet from their Customer Service

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  jimmy (@jimmy_build2026) reported 25 minutes ago

  the teams winning this race aren't building better models. they're building the trust primitives every other agent will depend on. if you think agent commerce is the next big thing, you should be paying very close attention to kya infrastructure. @coinbase @brian_armstrong — when does kya integration become a prerequisite for agent wallet access, not an option?

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  WarrenBuffering (@WarrenInTheBuff) reported 25 minutes ago

  Pretty tired of seeing people **** on Coinbase for lack of failover when it's blatantly obvious they got backdoored > Lays off 14% of employees > Next day mission-critical services down for 8+ hours > CEO blames lack of failover > Is $53 billion dollar company

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  Rho Rider (@RhoRider) reported 26 minutes ago

  🎯 $COIN is hiding the truth about the AWS outage. The reality is they cheaped-out on Infrastructure backups to juice stock earnings. In 2023 Coinbase slashed “Website Hosting & Infrastructure” expenses by over half, citing “modernization & efficiency” efforts. This would include AWS cloud hosting (& backup). They also cut Developer Resources by half. The lower expenses enabled them to report big earnings estimate beats that year…the stock skyrocketed This was just before the crypto market rebound. In the following years, Coinbase became known for major extended outages during periods of high volume. In FY 2025, despite ATH crypto and significant outages, they still haven’t reinvested back to 2022 levels of Infrastructure investment. @brian_armstrong cares more about the stock price than the safety & stability of the platform.

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  TheXFactor33 (@33BlocksDeep) reported 26 minutes ago

  @crypto_queen_x @coinbase I deleted my account about a month ago. Sick of Coinbase’s higher fees not to mention they have fought XRP every step of the way. There are plenty of other exchanges like Uphold who can service our needs.

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  YAROSSLAV (@undefinedKi) reported 27 minutes ago

  Everyone was waiting for Polymarket airdrop and a token. We're getting stock on Nasdaq instead Polymarket officially confirmed the IPO on Nasdaq. December 30, 2026 But don't write it off yet. Stock and token are different instruments. Coinbase is public on Nasdaq and still operates inside crypto. A token isn't impossible here Wall Street gets the stock first. Doesn't mean crypto gets nothing later Pray for $POLY

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  Jim | #BIP110 | Bitcoin, not jpegs (@venorusprime) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Atlas63573102 @oomahq @Airbtconline I'm sitting at 94% return on investment, so down 6% in sats terms but for that 6% I am getting pure coinbase sats, pulling some small part of the network away from the big miners, and signaling for BIP110. All profitable in my opinion.

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  Dan Melnick (@DanPMelnick) reported 36 minutes ago

  Cloudflare just eliminated 20% of its staff while citing massive AI productivity gains. 1,100 employees. Gone in a single announcement. What organizational compression means for you: your engineering function could be next. Coinbase cut 14% of its staff, noting engineers now ship in days instead of weeks. Block reduced its workforce while leaning into AI efficiencies. All restructuring simultaneously. The industry calls it an AI-first transformation. This is not a headline about tech layoffs. It is a headline about workforce architecture. The function is being rebuilt around new pillars: system design, AI code review, and high-level problem solving. The goal is to organize around the capabilities that will matter most next. That sentence deserves a second read. Because it does not describe the roles being eliminated. It describes the roles replacing them. The new structure does not replicate the old one with fewer people. It is built around fundamentally different assumptions about what developers can do when AI handles the syntax and repetitive layer. This is the pattern I have been tracking across software development for months. Meta moved to leaner teams. Amazon restructured around AI operations. Now the industry is not just compressing headcount. It is redesigning the logic of how a build operates. I watch a version of this happen firsthand every day at Zing. We use our Six-Step Software Methodology to cut development time by 40%. The part that never makes the headlines: the developers who stay do not keep their old jobs with AI bolted on. They get entirely new jobs. Writing code becomes reviewing code. The skillset changes. The bottleneck changes. The definition of what "good" looks like changes. AI handles the volume, while humans handle the 20% that requires strategy, architecture, and judgment. That is the difference between task automation and structural redesign. Task automation makes people faster. Structural redesign removes the need for the old architecture entirely. Most dev shops are still doing the first. The smart ones are doing the second. Here is what concerns me. The gap between what AI enables and what most organizations have actually restructured around continues to widen. AI-forward teams are on one side of that gap. Almost everyone else is on the other. And the distance between the two groups is growing every quarter. Your CTO is watching this. Your board should be too. The question worth raising in your next leadership meeting is not "how do we make our developers code faster with AI." It is: if we rebuilt this function from scratch around AI-era capabilities, what would it look like? Not which roles become faster. Which roles shift entirely to system design. And what replaces the junior work. Most organizations are not asking that question yet. The winners just did.