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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 7 minutes ago

  Well hopefully $baby distro is getting better, there are a few clusters here and there and i'm not sure what they mean, but nothing higher than 4.3% which is fine for a low cap. The Mexc clsuter (now 10%) is lower meaning that our asian friends sold the bottom, Coinbase getting higher meaning we're attracting burgers and binance is in the organic range. Change Now cluster a little bit high with 5.3% but that's ok. Also checking on the fees apart from the 0.000075001 generic fee with lots of supply nothing appears to be above 4%. This ain't bad for some **** we shilled out of the blue, let's go

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  George III (@Byron_iii_) reported 7 minutes ago

  @baseapp Coinbase sucks and freezes your money for no reason and can’t fix it

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  👀 🐂🀄️ (@I4NFTS) reported 7 minutes ago

  Now the Coinbase man cmon man we’re on life support

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  Mushini (Hell Mode) (@Mushini4) reported 8 minutes ago

  @donfunpump @badattrading_ More optimistically, I think robinhood chain has a chance to survive. It's not like Coinbase or their wallet or Base -- only people who were already interested in crypto had access. Robinhood arguably opens the gate to millions who didn't have access before (outside a few coins)

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  DFIR Radar (@DFIR_Radar) reported 10 minutes ago

  Q2 2026 ransomware hit 2,252 victims across 99 countries, down 15% from Q1 but up 51% year-over-year. Newcomer Deadlock's blockchain C2 and kernel-level EDR kill chain signal where the landscape is heading. Key findings: - Deadlock is the technical story of the quarter. Active since July 2025 but silent for 11 months, it posted 75 victims in June alone. Its malware queries a Polygon smart contract at runtime for C2 addresses, meaning operators rotate infrastructure invisibly with no domain or IP to block. A loader drops a signed but vulnerable AV driver into the Videos directory, exploiting CVE-2024-51324 (CVSS 7.8) to terminate EDR at the kernel via BYOVD before encryption starts. Encrypted files carry the .dlock extension; a 50-second pre-encryption sleep defeats short sandbox detonation windows. AnyDesk handles persistence, RDP handles lateral movement, and PowerShell deletes shadow copies. - The Gentlemen claimed first place with 300 Q2 victims, powered by AI-accelerated affiliate kit updates: pre-compromised victim lists, custom EDR killers, GPO-based domain-wide deployment, and WinSCP for exfiltration. Qilin slipped to second (289 victims), Coinbase Cartel collapsed 91%, and DragonForce dropped 58%, with affiliate migration the most plausible driver in each case. - PSTS led sector targeting for the fifth straight quarter (437 posts, 32% of tracked activity). #DFIR_Radar

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  Command Crypto (@CommandCrypto_) reported 11 minutes ago

  There are a bunch of idiots working at @coinbase they know NOTHING ABOUT #Crypto

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  EyeOnChain (@EyeOnChain) reported 14 minutes ago

  The accumulation trend isn't slowing down for $ETH . Today, two newly created wallets withdrew another 20,000 ETH, worth around $37.72 million, from Coinbase Prime. Over the past 3 days, a total of seven newly created wallets have withdrawn 89,396 ETH, worth approximately $164.88 million, from Coinbase Prime .. a sign that large players continue moving ETH off exchanges. Wallets: 0xf42962b8020D09517A0efb7138EF7e989F9727d9 0x8C71ca4D7abb9bb7111bdbD62cE928bCd6915Ef6 0x1a183756d81e37573ACc91AC23Ec4dAE57dAfdf1 0x84D5B87d281E8dA138A11da793C771E4F2Dfac3D 0x8Aadfe1482bDB1De3D8719A4c54F8d7E7F933320 0x4f25B2414960fAee2395e6AAD8Ad65055c86D10C 0xeFD730b61935a91b2BC0b7f6Bb3F3fA83EAb2E00

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  Henry (@henryvoice) reported 14 minutes ago

  Far more normies know Robinhood vs Coinbase, and it’s not even close. Solana isn’t even in the conversation. Who ******** is even that *****? Crypto is gay and Robinhood is a Trojan horse. Also, coinbase has lost all its listing pumping power.

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  Jose M (@JMLV51) reported 14 minutes ago

  Hey @jessepollak & @cobie today is a good day to stop letting retail get frontrun by snipers and rugged by insider cabals on Base. ​If we want more successful native memes like $TOSHI and $DEGEN, we need to be rigorous in the trenches. ​If a dev wants their token featured on the Coinbase app DEX feed getting 1 click access to retail buying with cash, cards, or bank accounts directly on chain, it needs to be high quality. Put a strict filter on that DEX feed: ​Renounced contracts ONLY. ​Min $15k deep LP in ETH. ​Dev supply capped at 2% (no insider cabals). ​Anti-sniper measures at launch. ​Clean up the trenches and Base beats Solana in less than 3 rounds.

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  ICODA | Crypto & Blockchain Marketing Agency (@icoda_io) reported 14 minutes ago

  Coinbase lost traffic. StealthEX doubled it. They are in the same niche, same two years, but completely opposite outcomes — and the difference had nothing to do with domain authority, backlinks, or content volume. If anything, the bigger the site, the worse it performed through Google's 2024–2026 core updates. We went through 124 crypto domains to figure out why, and the answer is more uncomfortable than most SEOs in this space want to hear.

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  Knight (@KnightWeb3) reported 16 minutes ago

  Yo @brian_armstrong I’m glad to see Coinbase being talked about again, hiring Cobie was generational and a step in the right direction but there’s still work to do. I’m gonna need you to book a flight to Turkey, full hair transplant. We need you out here embracing the culture lil bro, I’m talking outside nobu at 3:00am talking **** to tmz, in St Barthes spending half the marketing budget on chrome, dropping onto a rasmr stream to call him a ******, promoting a shitter from the base app and cashing out a cheeky quarter mill. It’s time to lock in homie.

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  Cryptodolic28 (@Cryptoidolic28) reported 16 minutes ago

  Damn everything is slow af right now. Everyone is buying. lol You would think this little dip wouldn't be of interest but moonpay and coinbase are slow af right now and that can only mean one thing; Mfers are buying #Crypto $BTC $SOL

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  theKOLLAB 🤝 (@theKOLLAB_io) reported 20 minutes ago

  Visa is building an internal platform to help banks/fintechs "handle stablecoins" - no launch date given yet, per Fortune. It'll debut with OUSD (Open Standard stablecoin), widely seen as a future rival to Circle's USDC. 140+ companies, including Visa, Stripe, Mastercard, BlackRock, and Coinbase, have already signed on to launch OUSD, which shares reserve earnings and has no minting/redemption fees or volume limits. Visa exec Rubail Birwadker: it's less about stablecoin access, more about plugging into treasury settlement, money movement, and existing bank infrastructure. Visa already supports USDC and Paxos' USDG too.

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 20 minutes ago

  🔴 Visa launches stablecoin platform, will support Open USD (OUSD) Visa is building an internal platform to help its 200+ million merchant clients and financial institutions handle stablecoins, according to Fortune. The platform will launch with Open Standard (OUSD), a USD-pegged token expected to compete with Circle's USDC. Over 140 companies—including Visa, Stripe, Mastercard, BlackRock, and Coinbase—announced plans to launch OUSD last month. The stablecoin allows minting and redemption without fees or volume limits.

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  votesa (@votesa) reported 21 minutes ago

  the $BRIAN story is the most instructive thing that happened on base this week. here's the full picture. the token launched on o1 exchange's B20 launchpad. same o1 whose airdrop i mapped onchain last month: 95%+ of 30m tokens went to fresh *****-0 wallets in sorted batches of 100. that context matters for everything below. one more piece: CB ventures is an investor in o1. keep that in mind as you read on. then yesterday. brian changes his pfp to the token. jesse comments. base posts. baseapp posts. cobie posts. everyone in the base orbit touches it within hours. peak around $30M then straight down. why the fade? because nobody on the coinbase side actually held supply. before the pfp change the chart showed none of the usual insider accumulation pattern. supply stayed with early snipers. you don't run a sustained pump on a chart you don't own. all that attention converted into exit liquidity for whoever got in first. meanwhile robinhood's reaction was instant. vlad followed the @TheIndexFi account. speed that coinbase corporates simply don't have. now the date. i pulled o1's vesting contracts (pic below) three of them, 440M $O tokens locked total. the first unlock opens today, july 17, 07:00 utc, then monthly steps all the way to june 2030. exactly one month after o1 launched. so on the exact day the first unlock opens, the token from o1's launchpad gets pumped by the entire base leadership. maybe coincidence. maybe someone needed a headline while bags got lighter. i'm not claiming intent, i'm reading a calendar. receipts attached. my base case: base distances itself from $BRIAN entirely within days. because pumping supply you never accumulated makes no sense as a strategy, but makes perfect sense as a mistake. bought yesterday at $12M, sold everything at 2x. could it still pump from here? sure. but just remember $jesse. and remember how cheap coinbase always plays it. robinhood's answers will keep coming instantly. think for yourself.