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  Cat Dad (@CatDad0x) reported 6 minutes ago

  @RuneCrypto_ @cobie >> so why are you standing with them? Echo sale likely paid party with Coinbase stock (or $BASE Token) and agreement would require Cobie working for Coinbase for X number of years.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 6 minutes ago

  Coinbase And Base Target Tokenized Stocks Base is working with Coinbase to launch 1:1 asset backed tokenized stocks, according to Base creator Jesse Pollak. Pollak said the product will be backed by underlying shares rather than using a derivatives model. The comments came after Robinhood unveiled its own tokenized stock offering built in an EVM environment.

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  Shoal Research (@Shoalresearch) reported 13 minutes ago

  Coinbase's x402: AI Agent Financial Independence, Agent Payments and Autonomy Shoal Signal with @MurrLincoln, AI Product Manager at @coinbase, hosted by @zaddycoin We cover x402 and machine payments, Coinbase for Agents, the facilitator layer, why 402 was the internet's missing error code, financial independence before agent autonomy, and where value accrues as agents become the internet's main users. 0:00 Intro and guest background 3:46 What x402 is and error code 402 5:36 The Coinbase stack, buyer and seller 6:43 Coinbase for agents and discovery 8:25 Where the real use cases are 13:47 Prediction markets and specialized agents 16:05 Agent to agent or machine to machine 20:15 Reuse existing rails or rebuild 23:43 Financial independence and the demand gap 27:16 Enterprise adoption of agentic commerce 30:44 Competing with cards and stablecoins 33:08 Other chains and where value accrues 36:12 x402 as a moonshot bet 38:30 Closing alpha and the autograph game

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  Tushant Suneja (@tushant_suneja) reported 19 minutes ago

  @0xbilly @coinbase @cobie coinbase's onchain settlement issues are a known problem but the real concern is how often this happens without users even noticing, not just when it's a visible fail like this one

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  jaegonglee87 (@jaegonglee87) reported 20 minutes ago

  @jessepollak @base @coinbase You still don't know you're the biggest problem? Well, by the time you realize it, you're not there

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  Blue Sky (🔥,🔥) (@6_4_rubberducky) reported 21 minutes ago

  @singularityhack @brian_armstrong So what is it Brian? Is coinbase full of ****, or have your execs got it wrong? Will you right the wrong? Give a **** about the people that make your chain, otherwise youre vapourware.

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  musicguy.eth (@musicguyeth_) reported 22 minutes ago

  I didn’t want to write anything because I wasn’t sure if this even needed a comment, but I decided to do it anyway. First of all, I can see that @base will never get respect precisely because of posts like this. I assume @brian_armstrong is someone with a good education. I also assume that today the PR and legal teams decided to put their heads together and draft a statement that, frankly, should have been released before the PFP change, not after. From my perspective, he should have never changed that PFP in the first place—he knew exactly what he was doing. He can say today that it was an accident, but I understand the legal department made him write that. Over the last few years, I’ve taken part in Base experiments that cost me a lot of money—honestly, a chunk of my savings (fortunately not all of it, and luckily I didn't go all-in on $brian). What cost me the most was @ourzora , which clearly showed me how a lack of decentralization leaves decisions in the hands of just a few people. It showed how a flagship product can be shut down overnight, after completely pointlessly and without comment blocking the number 1 token on it beforehand (I took a loss there, too). Or how they bring in a guy running a scam and promote him (I read Jessie’s post about this, but hey, that’s just one of several blunders here, so I forgive it). What I’m getting at is that changing the PFP was just another experiment that ended up costing people quite a bit of money. Sure, they were the ones clicking, but they probably assumed the founder of Coinbase wouldn’t act like a capricious rich guy doing whatever he wants and getting away with it. A child might not know what they’re doing because they sometimes can't tell right from wrong, nor do they understand consequences until they learn them the hard way. Today, I feel like Base has caused a lot of damage over the years—damage that can't be fixed in a week, and probably can never be fixed at all. There will never be true decentralization. Brian or the people managing Zora, for instance, can change their minds overnight, pull liquidity, or kill a project or product without caring about users at all. At the end of the day, all that matters to them are the shareholders. We don't matter because $COIN stock and its performance come first. Because of this, I encourage everyone to start using other networks (it doesn't have to be Robinhood, just anything else). Dropping the volume on Base will also hit Coinbase and their stock price. Let this be our experiment on them, and I hope others will join me.

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  Bud (@thisisforCBB) reported 23 minutes ago

  The problem with Armstrong is that he is clearly lying. This is a man who looked a market on polymarket and said the words out loud on their earnings call. I’m supposed to believe he doesn’t know what’s happening? As with many Coinbase things, it’s half assed. Either stop being a retarded lying **** and go full CZ or be an altruistic **** and go full Vitalik. Playing in the middle for random spurts is gay and pointless.

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  Spoliticus (@SpoliticusMedia) reported 24 minutes ago

  @TonySopraNFTo I will say, the coinbase customer service was frustrating the last time I tried.

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  Crypto Breaking News (@CryptoBreakNews) reported 31 minutes ago

  Vietnam Targets Binance and OKX Users With $1,900 Fines; Coinbase Faces Scrutiny in China Vietnam is moving to tighten oversight of crypto trading by cracking down on retail users who access overseas platforms not licensed in the country. At the same time, lawmakers and regu...

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  Shake (@Shake51_) reported 31 minutes ago

  Yo @base @cobie @jessepollak I'm trading mostly on RH now but I still hold promising base bags. I've been here since many a day one. All it'll take to revive the trenches is do something like create an official trench wallet that makes sizeable onchain investments in bottomed out projects with S-tier devs like $FREECODE. Or at least publicly acknowledge and support the likes of $ATBASH RATSPEAK SUPERGEMMA CLAWBANK + ODAI with the goal of them becoming worthy to be listed on Coinbase. We all saw how many heavily critical KOLs rallied around $BRIAN, giving leadership another chance to do right by its loyal builders and users.

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  nonamejames 🔺 (@nonamejames333) reported 34 minutes ago

  @daniel4sol does robinhood have indians and filipinos as customer service who speak in circles? coinbase to ******* 0

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  Lou (@0xLouz) reported 36 minutes ago

  @MINHxDYNASTY cobie can fix the vibes, not sure he can fix coinbase moving like a bank tho

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  Kai - Briefing Block (@briefing_block_) reported 38 minutes ago

  20/07/26 Investor’s Daily Brief - AI Demand Is Rising, Certainty Is Falling Demand is broadening, but margins, backlogs and market leadership are becoming less secure. Market snapshot: S&P 500: 7,489.18, +0.42% Nasdaq: 25,720.87, +0.79% WTI oil: $82.68, +0.2% Bitcoin: $64,706, +0.59% Inside today: • AI contracts promise visibility, not certainty • Microsoft validates AMD as a second source • China pressures frontier-model pricing • Coinbase exposes narrower speculative liquidity • PayPal’s assets attract strategic interest The AI trade is entering a harder phase. Demand is still rising, but investors can no longer assume every backlog converts cleanly, every shortage lasts or every incumbent keeps its pricing power. 1. Backlogs aren’t bonds Long-term AI supply agreements support the growth story, but they are not guaranteed revenue. If utilization weakens, customers can seek delays, lower volumes or renegotiated terms. The real test is conversion into cash flow without margin concessions. 2. $AMD gains strategic credibility Microsoft’s planned deployment of AMD’s Helios system gives hyperscalers another full-stack option beyond Nvidia. That validates AMD, but it also gives buyers more leverage over price, architecture and supply. Execution, software adoption and utilization now matter more than announcements. 3. China compresses model scarcity Alibaba’s Qwen3.8 Max highlights how quickly frontier-model leadership can change. If capable models become cheaper and more open, proprietary model premiums become harder to defend. Independent benchmarks and developer adoption will matter more than parameter counts. 4. $ZCOI.NE reveals narrower risk appetite Soft trading-volume expectations suggest that resilient crypto prices are not translating into broad retail activity. Coinbase’s recurring revenue offers protection, but the next earnings report must show that weaker transaction activity is not becoming structural. 5. $PYPL’s assets outshine its narrative Takeover interest suggests strategic value remains in PayPal’s checkout network, merchant reach and Venmo user base, despite years of weak execution. A credible bid could reset valuation; a failed process would return attention to the turnaround. Bottom line: The AI boom is real. The easy scarcity trade is not. Investors now need proof of backlog conversion, durable margins and recurring cash flow—not just large contracts, new model claims or demand headlines.

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  meshvi (@bluebase6895) reported 39 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong **** Coinbase , I hope it collapses