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  Jeremy (@Jeremybtc) reported 31 seconds ago

  The DOJ just ran its first joint operation with Coinbase, Meta, Microsoft, Apple, Google, SpaceX, and Starlink. They froze $3 MILLION in crypto, took down 1.4 MILLION scam accounts and shut off thousands of internet terminals at Southeast Asian fraud compounds in two weeks. The US Treasury says Americans lose $11 BILLION a year to these networks. The $8 BILLION Chen Zhi seizure last month was one operator. This one targeted everyone else. The interesting part isn't the $3 MILLION. It's that eight of the largest companies in the world now coordinate against the same enemy.

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  Thetickerissbet.eth (@infintelinkdca) reported 1 minute ago

  @Bluntz_Capital Previously was able to buy CARDS on Coinbase through dex but not it says unavailable to buy. Anyone know wtf is up with that

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  Gauss Research (@GaussResearch) reported 3 minutes ago

  Three things happened last week. Kalshi launched a regulated bitcoin perpetual. Coinbase received a no-action letter tied to Deribit access. CME moved crypto derivatives to a 24/7 schedule. Perpetuals and continuous trading were the two biggest advantages of offshore venues. The gap is getting smaller.

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  Laura Edwards (Noya) (@miss_satoshiii) reported 8 minutes ago

  .@base at a Glance (June 2026): - Bridged TVL: $13.07B - DeFi TVL: $4.11B - Daily Transactions: 18.3M+ - Daily Active Addresses: 447K+ Leading L2 in real usage with sub-cent fees and strong organic growth. Coinbase distribution is working.

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  L H Joshua (@LHJoshuaWrites) reported 8 minutes ago

  The "IPO pop" goes to insiders, not retail. The returns above measure from the IPO offering price. The first-day pop (often 20 to 100 percent for hot names like Snowflake +112%, $ABNB +113%, $DASH +86%) is captured almost entirely by allocated institutional investors. Retail typically enters at the post-pop price, so the relevant question for most buyers is not "what did the IPO do" but "what did the stock do from day 1 close, going forward." That number is usually 15 to 40 percentage points worse than what the chart shows. Mega-cap IPOs are bimodal, not average. The "+41% average" for $50B+ IPOs is misleading. The actual distribution is barbell-shaped: three big winners ($SNOW , Airbnb, $ARM at +150% to +190%) and five sharp losers ($META , Alibaba, Uber, Coinbase, Rivian at -10% to -62%). The median outcome is negative. There is no smooth middle ground; mega IPOs either ride a thematic tailwind hard or they grind down through lockup expirations. Lockup expiration is the single biggest risk window. Facebook hit its low of $19.69 (down 48%) when the first lockup expired in August 2012. $RIVN , $COIN , and $UBER all saw their worst drawdowns in the 6 to 9 month window after IPO. For SpaceX, sources suggest a 90 to 180-day lockup, with Musk controlling roughly 85% of votes. The post-lockup window in late 2026 could be a significant supply event. The macro/thematic environment dominates. The 2020-2021 winners ($SNOW , $ABNB ) rode pandemic tailwinds; the 2023-2024 winners ($ARM , $RDDT ) rode AI. The losers either IPO'd into a deteriorating macro ($META 2012, Rivian late 2021) or had business model concerns surface fast (Uber, $LYFT , Coinbase). For SpaceX, the relevant question is whether the Starlink growth narrative holds through the first lockup. Comparable scale risk. The four largest tech IPOs by capital raised before SpaceX ($BABA $21.7B, Facebook $16B, Rivian $11.9B, Uber $8.1B) returned -10%, -32%, -62%, and -33% in year one respectively. The pattern of "bigger IPO equals worse first-year return" is striking and consistent with the supply-overhang argument. SpaceX is targeting $25 billion-plus in proceeds, which would be the largest tech IPO in history by a wide margin. A note on data: first-year returns are calculated as price change from IPO offer price to the close approximately 12 months later, ignoring dividends (which are negligible for tech IPOs). A handful of returns are reconstructed from secondary sources rather than tick-level data, so figures are approximate to within a few percentage points.

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  Sol 🌊 | Perp Builder (@SolwithWind) reported 10 minutes ago

  The perp market just split into three lanes: Lane 1: Regulated U.S. perps Kalshi: BTCPERP approved, 10+ more planned Coinbase: routing U.S. clients to Deribit Kraken: launching regulated perps in 30 days Lane 2: Offshore CEX perps Binance, OKX, Bybit Still 80%+ of global volume Lane 3: On-chain perp DEXs Hyperliquid: $60B total holdings, ATH StandX: 2 pairs, max depth, DUSD yield Before May 29: two lanes (CEX vs DEX) After May 29: three lanes $86 trillion in annual perp volume has been flowing offshore. The U.S. just opened a third pipe. For perp DEX builders, the moat is no longer "unregulated access." The moat is: → 24/7 RWA perps (gold, oil, equities) → Self-custody → Composable DeFi positions → No KYC for 7 billion non-U.S. users The pie just got bigger. The competition just got real.

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 13 minutes ago

  🔴 Coinbase Ventures backs Ethena ahead of savings product launch to 100M users Coinbase Ventures purchased ENA tokens on the open market as Ethena prepares to launch a dollar savings product for Coinbase's 100 million-plus users next week. Ethena founder Guy Young said: "Excited to partner with Coinbase for the first time to support their dollar savings products." Coinbase is already Ethena's primary custodian, wallet provider, and perpetuals venue. Ethena's USDe yield token will be distributed on the Base network and the wider Coinbase ecosystem. ENA surged 20% on the announcement before paring to a 3% gain over 24 hours.

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  Shubham Bhandari (@shubhamb126) reported 19 minutes ago

  Everyone all of a sudden started debating on this post about cex providing INR rails. But I remember my initial days back in 2020 when I used to only know about @CoinDCX , Wazirx, and Binance (that too because transfer of funds from Wazirx was free). I didn’t face any issue to find options to buy or trade my INR to USDT or BTC directly, because definitely they had INR rails before. This might be true that Coinbase is the first one to bring IMPS route, but I still feel exchanges in India were used by most of my web2 friends too because they don’t have USDT and it was easy for them to deposit their INR directly.

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  Patch🧩 (@PatchOnChain) reported 20 minutes ago

  @DJAlevy8 @RobinhoodApp @coinbase Whats you credit score dawg? All dem hits to the creds gonna bring it down.... But since your cash back like me, i have each level on my phone and i use the best card for the purchase, somewhat time comsuming but got a few K collected in cash back ready for me!

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  CoinMystic (@CoinMystic) reported 21 minutes ago

  You can now trade crypto (bitcoin , Ethereum) on @CharlesSchwab ... hoping this pushes @coinbase to begin caring for its customers: like provide support.

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  Satosi Redmix 🪙 (@SatosiRedmix) reported 21 minutes ago

  @dflow @Coinbase @Solana I can not transfer my deposit of old account to new dflow I didnt check the news from dflow for 1 year. I already sent sol to my dflow old account. How to fix this?

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  Lain on the Blockchain (@CryptoCyberia) reported 23 minutes ago

  @FarmingWithYHWH I was sneeding maybe like 200gbs of not even new anime, The Simpsons, and films made before 2000 for approximately 28 hours before getting shut down. I didn't download anything, just sneeded. Obviously it was unintentional that my VPN was turned on bc I was lazy and retarded yesterday trying to get into Coinbase to load stables on my debt card to get some tasty restaurant food after not having eaten for many hours

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  Aditya Mehrotra (@AdityaKMehrotra) reported 24 minutes ago

  Coinbase holds significant equity in Circle (company that issues USDC) and pockets 100% of the USDC interest income held on its platform, plus ~50% of the residual revenue held elsewhere. Joining a rival-backed stablecoin platform could dilute USDC, but still supercharge Coinbase’s overall stablecoin economics. New platform or not, Coinbase is positioned to win huge on stablecoin interest income.

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  Jason Williams (@jas1don) reported 25 minutes ago

  @sandile__zulu @CoinbaseMarkets @coinbase Always happens either when the price goes really low or goes major high, CB always have issues logging in thus customers arent able to trade so CB don't lose money. Move away!!

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  Rick888 (@Rick3688) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Vivek4real_ Cos my prayers is working. Heheeh. Im buying and stacking @coinbase and Microstrategy