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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 4 seconds ago

  until Coinbase announces Basecat trading, sellers can reverse much of the token's 179% gain through a measured launch position worth $0.76m, or 2.8% of its $27.2m implied FDV. by placing the exact contract on its roadmap, Coinbase confirms intent to list, but users still cannot transfer or trade it on the exchange. buyers moved implied FDV from $9.8m to $30.4m in five minutes, and sellers then cut it 10.25% to $27.2m. because Coinbase provides no insertion time, the entry may have come before or after that move, and Coinbase can still delay or remove support.

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  Dɾҽαɱ (@DreamInWeb3) reported 1 minute ago

  Coinbase listed $BASECAT Robinhood listed $CASHCAT Do you think CZ will not list not listed $MARSCOIN on binance ? Even it not on binance spot, he will buy and support it publicly as I can sense Why ? Because all he want is BSC to stay at the TOP And $MARSCOIN is the play.

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  Captain (@bsvdrip) reported 2 minutes ago

  @WilliamShortss @BitcoinSVCOL @coinbase Exactly! It converts to dollars on PYUSD and uses coinbase router which links to a base token. See the problem?

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  Dunnaz (@DunnazFlow) reported 3 minutes ago

  Day 20 – The Vanity Email Timing qubic-network:native On 12 January 2009, Satoshi sent a private email to Hal Finney that included this observation: “I just thought of something. Eventually there’ll be some interest in brute force scanning bitcoin addresses to find one with the first few characters customized to your name… Just by chance I have my initials.” The following day, 13 January 2009, Block 264 was mined. The 50 BTC coinbase reward went to the address: 1CFBdvaiZgZPTZERqnezAtDQJuGHKoHSzg This short gap - Satoshi discussing the idea of vanity addresses containing initials, followed the next day by a high-difficulty vanity address beginning with CFB - is one of the chronological details frequently noted in the research. The email forms part of the early private correspondence between Satoshi and Hal Finney. The block date can be verified on any Bitcoin explorer. Whether the timing is coincidental or intentional remains unproven. It is simply one more data point that continues to sit alongside the other early on-chain markers. Tomorrow we talk about The Double-Spacing Habit....

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  bolivian (@_bolivian) reported 3 minutes ago

  @coinbase **** was so fast

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  Phero.hl (@pheromones_sol) reported 5 minutes ago

  ***** coinbase listed this **** omg. rip to my 60k entry

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  DMAN (@cyberdom01) reported 6 minutes ago

  Apparently, this all works out because my project I was literally about to ship was OS for a wallet with something very and I mean very huge done that no one has ever thought about or planned. Only problem since coinbase wallet browsers being hacked, this may have pushed my presentation time back for Whale Tank another day or two. Sighs 😞

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  Andreasian Realty (@AndreasianRlty) reported 8 minutes ago

  I can't access my @coinbase account because it requires me to solve a puzzle that seems to have no solution. Maybe Coinbase expects me to get discouraged and eventually forget about the account. @CoinbaseSupport any advice?

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  slaaaaaay 🦄💨✨ (@slaaaaaay496916) reported 9 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase @brian_armstrong who gives a **** anymore let it fail and give the banks and armstrong nothing- the sec will make rules and stablecoin yield can carry one without bank and dem interference

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  Lauren Stern | Rep (@DesireePerzz) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AndreasianRlty Have you tried completing the verification puzzle from a different device or browser, and does Coinbase Support provide an alternative identity-verification method if the puzzle continues to fail?

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  Sumeet Shisodia (@shisodia_sumeet) reported 13 minutes ago

  If you missed today's US market action, start here. These are the biggest stories from the session, and my quick take on what matters. 1. Stocks bounced, but yields stayed the real pressure point U.S. stocks recovered after Thursday's selloff. SPY rose about 0.4%, QQQ gained about 0.3%, and DIA gained about 0.9%, but the 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.73% and the 30-year stayed near its highest level since 2007. My Take: This was a relief bounce, not a clean reset. For Indian investors tracking US growth stocks, rising long-term yields still matter because they pressure valuation multiples before company fundamentals change. 2. Nvidia stayed weak before the biggest AI event next week Nvidia fell about 1.0% while the broader Nasdaq-linked QQQ rose. The company reports Q2 FY27 results on Aug. 26, so the market is already positioning around the next AI demand checkpoint. My Take: The market is no longer treating Nvidia as a simple AI winner. It wants proof on demand, margins, market share, and financing concerns. This is the key AI checkpoint for next week. 3. Chip stocks lagged while the rest of tech bounced The VanEck Semiconductor ETF fell about 0.4% even as broader tech recovered. Marvell dropped about 5.6%, while Barron's noted that the Nasdaq rebound came despite a semiconductor drag. My Take: This is healthy selectivity. AI infrastructure is still important, but the market is separating the best earnings machines from expensive second-line beneficiaries. Indian investors should avoid treating every chip stock as the same trade. 4. Bitcoin and crypto stocks became the risk-on corner Bitcoin rose about 6.4% to roughly USD 77,431. Robinhood jumped about 13.8%, and Coinbase gained about 8.2%, helped by optimism around crypto legislation and the broader risk rebound. My Take: Crypto strength tells us risk appetite is not dead. But it is a different signal from quality equity leadership. I would not read a crypto rally as proof that AI or Big Tech risk has fully cleared. 5. Ross Stores showed the split inside retail Ross Stores rose about 4.4% after reporting Q2 sales of USD 6.3B, up 13%, comparable-store sales up 10%, and EPS of USD 2.66. The company also raised its 2026 outlook. My Take: After Walmart's pressure earlier in the week, Ross was a reminder that the consumer story is not one-directional. Off-price retail can benefit when shoppers trade down, which makes retail earnings more useful than broad consumer headlines. 6. Strong PMI data helped the growth case, but not the rate case S&P Global's flash US Composite PMI rose to 56.0 in August from 54.5 in July. S&P Global said the reading pointed to the fastest output growth in more than four years. My Take: Good growth data helps earnings. But if strong activity keeps yields elevated, high-multiple stocks still face valuation pressure. That is the tension Indian investors should track into next week. 7. Oil and metals kept macro risk alive Brent crude traded near USD 93.5 as uncertainty around Persian Gulf tanker flows continued. Gold briefly topped USD 4,690 per ounce, while Freeport-McMoRan rose about 7.7% and Newmont gained about 3.1%. My Take: This was not only a tech session. Oil, gold, copper, and yields are all part of the same inflation and risk-pricing story. US equity investors should watch them because they can change the market's willingness to pay for future growth. My lens for next week: Nvidia earnings are the main AI test. Yields are the market's valuation test. Retail and PMI data are the consumer and growth test. If Nvidia delivers but yields keep rising, the market may still stay selective.

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  Liquidluck (@liquidluck_1) reported 15 minutes ago

  WTF IS COINBASE DOING HOLY **** IT'S CATSZN

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  Tagmnbagm (@tagdemnbagdem) reported 16 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseMarkets Wow Coinbase not just listing outright crime coin garbage? We might be back lads

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  Mike Valeri (@Valer86085Mike) reported 19 minutes ago

  @_Michellekirby1 Coinbase lost more people's assets to hacks and do nothing to protect them especially people new to crypto and have absolutely no customer service at all They use the know your customer rules against you trying to recover lost assets I'm waiting for the class action lawsuit u

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  James (@jamesrealezz) reported 19 minutes ago

  @CryptoCowboy_AU @fz_cryptox Coinbase showing this much support couldn’t scream bullish any louder if it tried 9 figs on the way