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  Matt Hawkins (@b_mattew) reported 2 minutes ago

  @coinbase your sign in recovery process is not working. It sends me into an endless loop. **** you for making me play a game to try to sign end over and over

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  *****.C (@WillyChuang) reported 3 minutes ago

  The Four RWA Equity Markets Nobody Talks About Separately Everyone calls it "tokenized stocks." It's four different products stacked under one name. Same ticker on the screen, completely different things underneath. 1. Real Shares. Token = the share. Voting, dividends, corporate actions. Superstate, Dinari, Binance Stocks (Alpaca-cleared), Coinbase in August. Closest thing to Robinhood, onchain. Winner path is licensing. 2. Contractual Claim. Not a share. A secured claim on an SPV. Ondo Global Markets leads with >70% issuer share, $1B+ TVL, 260+ assets, proxy voting via Broadridge. The interesting middle ground. 3. Tracker Certificate. Bearer cert that tracks price. Collateral "may not always" be the underlying. xStocks broadest distribution, $25-30B cumulative, 160k+ holders. Most liquid on paper. Structurally weakest under stress. 4. Perps. Cash-settled against a Nasdaq oracle. Zero claim on the company. Hyperliquid leads, ~$525B RWA perp volume in Q1 across venues. What global retail actually wants. SpaceX was the sorting event. IPO 3.5-4x oversubscribed. $1B+ in tokenized orders. Binance, Bybit, Bitget all refunded. Binance alone $557M across 27k+ wallets. Tokenization can't conjure shares out of thin air. Tracker certs got exposed and trust just cracked in one week. Liquidity is the next big problem. Any real clip will see 50bps+ slippage plus broker fees. Only clean venue is Ondo direct, and that gates you through KYC. Tokenized equity today is structurally worse execution than TradFi for anyone bringing size. Two paths forward, and they don't converge. Real settlement is a licensing race (Alpaca, Broadridge, IBKR rails). Slow, permanent and US native. Derivatives are regulatory arb, 24/7 global high leverage. Faster growth as long as real shares stay gated. It's just what traders want. $525B traded in Q1. Where TrueNorth sits. Whichever structure wins, the trader problem doesn't change. Read charts, weigh positioning, run confluence, size the trade. Whether the underlying is a Dinari share, an Ondo claim, an xStock cert, or a Hyperliquid perp, the reasoning above the trade is identical. Our intelligence layer works across all four.

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  Robert Albert (@Robert_Xrpl) reported 3 minutes ago

  JUST IN: Federal Reserve, IRS, SEC, Social Security, All Bonds: Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Diploma's, Advanced Degrees, Professional Designations, Marriages, Divorces, Fidelity, Brokerage Accounts: Margin Interest, Loaned Shares for brokerage shorting, Crypto Platforms/Exchanges, ie., Uphold, Binance, Coinbase and All the others that used our XRP or XLM to "stake" and made "Billions" for staking out our XRP. John Deaton did nothing for XRP holders and would never respond to me "EVER" about this issue.

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  Robert Bristol (@robertbristoljr) reported 6 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase @nyliberty WNBA star power. 1. Put your predetermined stars on the court. 2. Feed them the ball continuously. 3. Defenders back down. And they will eventually get the numbers they need. No room for real talent. DEI ***** sports!

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  Jony.AVAX9000🔺 | 🌊📘🧪 (@jonycsarker) reported 7 minutes ago

  Every market has two kinds of people: the ones who trade, and the ones who get paid every time a trade happens. The second kind are market makers. They don't bet on direction they quote both sides and earn a fee on the flow. For decades, that seat belonged to institutions. On Coinbase, Robinhood, or through a broker like Fidelity, you could place an order and hope the price moved. You could never be the house. Blockchain changed that quietly. Add liquidity to an on-chain market and you become the market maker. Your assets sit in a price range, every trade pays you, and you earn while you hold not only when you sell. There's one catch, and it's why most people who try it walk away: impermanent loss. When price leaves your range, you stop earning and your position gets distorted. The same mechanism that pays you starts working against you. That's the problem we built @Balcore_AI to solve keep your liquidity centered on the price, neutralize impermanent loss automatically, and turn the spread into your net revenue. You just deposit. The old game was hold and hope. The new one is hold and earn. Be the market maker. There is no escape🔺

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  MartyParty (@martypartymusic) reported 8 minutes ago

  July 1st MiCA deadline is here. Europe previously had over 3,000 registered crypto businesses (often under older national VASP rules). Only ~244 have secured full MiCA licenses so far. That leaves roughly ~92% without full authorization under the new unified EU framework (estimates vary from ~80-92% depending on the exact base number of firms; some sources cite ~1,200 previously registered VASPs with ~17-20% conversion). Many of these firms will need to cease operations for EU clients, wind down, or exit the market if they can't comply quickly. ESMA (the European Securities and Markets Authority) has urged unauthorized providers to wind down orderly, with no extensions. What This Actually Means Big players like Coinbase, Kraken, Revolut, etc., that obtained licenses can continue. Many smaller or offshore-only firms will simply stop serving European users or pivot. If you know me you know THIS IS GREAT!

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  Marco Manoppo (@ManoppoMarco) reported 8 minutes ago

  CME Group sued the CFTC, accusing it of unilaterally letting crypto perpetual futures trade in the US without following Congress's swap regulation framework. > CME filed the suit Thursday in the US District Court for DC against the CFTC and Chair Michael Selig. > The CFTC approved perpetual futures for Kalshi and Coinbase last month, the first to trade in the US. > CME argues the new products compete directly with its retail futures business and cause it injury. > CME CEO Terrence Duffy called perps a "disaster waiting to happen" and said he'll step down in 2027. > The CFTC called the suit "lawfare" against its pro-innovation agenda and vowed to fight it.

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  Cadena Bitcoin (@cadenabitcoin) reported 14 minutes ago

  $4 billion left Bitcoin ETFs in three weeks. The narrative called it institutional panic. It wasn’t. It was the paper layer behaving exactly as the paper layer behaves under stress. When large authorized participants redeem shares of iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the ETF’s custodian transfers the corresponding Bitcoin from custody wallets and routes it through institutional settlement channels, often including Coinbase Prime. The holder never had Bitcoin. They had price exposure inside the same brokerage infrastructure they were supposedly hedging against. When they needed liquidity, they sold the claim. A Cadena borrower in the same period did something different. Kept their keys. Committed Bitcoin to an on-chain DLC, not a custodian, not a fund. Sold Bitcoin from outside the contract for the cash they needed. Held a pre-signed, cryptographically enforced position on Bitcoin’s base layer for the duration of the term. No redemption risk. No margin call triggered by a $12K drawdown. The ETF market just demonstrated what happens when your Bitcoin exposure lives inside a system that can move against you. The DLC doesn’t have that problem. Same price feed. Completely different architecture. If you’re thinking about how to access liquidity without re-entering the paper layer, what does your current structure look like?

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  Brandon (@__VitruvianMan) reported 20 minutes ago

  @coinbase Beware of Coinbase. It runs the risk of automatically disconnecting your bank account, disabling your ability to withdraw your funds to your bank account. This happened to me and their engineers havent been unable to fix the problem after a month. Best to use a different exchange

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  . . . . . (@1o1meme) reported 20 minutes ago

  Strategy Inc. pumping doesn't mean ****. This isn't real value — it's pure financial engineering. Michael Saylor turned MicroStrategy into the world's most leveraged Bitcoin ETF. Borrow billions, buy BTC, pump the stock, repeat. Classic Ponzi structure. This is exactly why Bitcoin became completely centralized. BlackRock, Coinbase, and now this leveraged bullshit. Real adoption died, now it's just Wall Street gambling with extra steps. Wall Street 'finance' like $MSTR is no different from a ******* meme coin at this point — pure hype, leverage, and bagholders. Zero real value created. This **** will blow up spectacularly one day."

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  Chef_AI (@itschef_ai) reported 22 minutes ago

  @jessepollak @baseapp Wait, can users access coinbase on their phones? Or is it just a webapp?

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  shift (@shiftpulse) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ccatalini @openstandard Until the Pentavirate make a simple way to instantly exchange BTC > Stables > US Dollars that is permissionless, it’s all empty BS marketing LARP Instantly, mind you, not this “your transaction is under review by Coinbase” garbage

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  Sujal Jethwani (@SujalJethwani) reported 24 minutes ago

  WHY BITCOIN IS FALLING WHILE STOCKS ARE AT ALL-TIME HIGHS Nic Puckrin (@puckrin) of @coinbureau recently laid out one of the clearest explanations of the strange decoupling happening between Bitcoin and US equities right now, and it's worth understanding because the historical correlation has completely broken down. His starting point is the dollar. The DXY has broken through an 18-month high, and Bitcoin is historically negatively correlated with dollar strength. When the dollar strengthens, Bitcoin tends to fall. That alone explains a meaningful portion of the move. Layered on top, Kevin Warsh's first press conference as Fed chair came in unexpectedly hawkish. He removed any mention of monetary easing, which immediately tightened the liquidity outlook for risk assets and triggered selling pressure across crypto into the end of last week. But the dollar and the Fed only explain part of the story. The deeper issue is that Bitcoin has quietly decoupled from the Nasdaq in a way that almost no one outside the crypto industry has acknowledged. According to Nic, the breaking point was the October 10 deleveraging event. A massive forced unwind in crypto caused Bitcoin and altcoins to crash far harder than equities, and the correlation that had defined the previous cycle never fully recovered. The hangover from that event is still being absorbed by the market. The institutional picture is even more concerning. ETF outflows have accelerated over the past two to three weeks. The same vehicles that drove the bulk of Bitcoin's accumulation over the last year are now net sellers. Easy in, easy out. And the digital asset treasury companies that had been mechanical buyers, led by @Strategy, have shifted posture. Strategy made its first Bitcoin sale in years just two or three weeks ago, which took the market by complete surprise and removed a major price-insensitive buyer from the bid stack. What's left is a market with no obvious bidder. The retail wave that historically appeared at this point in the cycle is not showing up the way it used to, in part because attention and capital have rotated to AI stocks and the SpaceX IPO. Institutions are selling. Treasury companies are pausing. And the macro backdrop is the most unfavorable it has been for crypto in nearly a year. Nic's framework for when this changes is useful. On the macro side, he wants to see easing inflation data and a more dovish Fed. On the crypto side, he wants ETF accumulation to return, the Coinbase premium to flip positive and hold, and Bitcoin to recover key technical levels including the 200-week exponential moving average around $68,000. None of these conditions exist yet. For a market many investors had assumed would simply track equities higher, the divergence is a wake-up call. Bitcoin is not behaving like a tech stock right now. It's behaving like an asset working through a deleveraging cycle while its largest holders quietly reassess their positions. That's a fundamentally different setup, and the right move is to understand it before assuming the old correlations come back. Timestamps 00:00 His crypto net worth breakdown 02:31 The FTX collapse & his 7-figure loss 05:16 Trading vs. hodling, which actually wins 06:44 Wealth-building framework every crypto investor should know 08:07 Where the biggest opportunity outside Bitcoin lies 10:00 Is AI really pulling capital out of crypto? 12:08 Bitcoin, gold, or AI stocks, his 5-year pick 14:25 Nick's AI investing strategy: When will he sell? 16:18 Anthropic vs. OpenAI: who has the edge 18:43 Why Bitcoin keeps falling while stocks hit highs 21:58 What signals the start of the next Bitcoin bull run? 26:51 Is Bitcoin's bottom already in? 28:10 Strategy's Bitcoin holdings & the risk of forced selling 33:12 What the "liquidity cycle" actually means 37:02 The Clarity Act, why odds of passing are falling 41:09 The quantum computing threat, explained 42:39 Would he ever sell his Bitcoin over quantum risk? 45:44 One top-10 coin he predicts won't survive 47:01 Why meme coins have zero long-term value 48:30 His final lesson from 10 years in crypto

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  Sri ♦️♦️♦️ (@SreeAtX) reported 24 minutes ago

  @FBIDirectorKash Crypto scams destroyed billions. #WLUNA is a prime example — wrapped token promised 1:1 with LUNA, Coinbase halted everything during the crash, leaving U.S. victims locked out. Do Kwon got 15yrs, but holders still need restitution & a fix. Time to deliver. 🇺🇸 #WLUNA $wluna

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  Ol’ Timey (@BruceBa56071641) reported 27 minutes ago

  @zavanchy @WNBA sucks @coinbase ... can you help?