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  DG (@DJGX83) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Actually no transfers happen that fast because every crypto transfer out of @coinbase is now flagged as a scam until you upload your ID, a video of yourself and you also may need to answer a dozen plus questions asked by a bot. And this is required for every transaction. I did three trasnsactions this way and then the fourth was apparently just flagged for a 72 hour hold because the system would not process my ID verification. Called customer support and was ultimately lied to because I was told a technical support specialist was able to manually release the transfer using what I had previously uploaded. When it wasn't released I called back and was told transfers can't be manually released.

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  TheXRPDon (@DonnieSEvans) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ChadSteingraber Hilarious that @coinbase wants to pound the table and demand the CA be passed … when it could have been passed A LONG TIME AGO if their idiotic “leader” hadn’t stepped in and shut it down. We would all be living under regs right NOW if it wasn’t for @brian_armstrong

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  Casablanca (@OGCasaBlanca) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Rabbitholes0111 @coinbase Only issue is that no one wants to use BASE

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  greb (@grebby) reported 8 minutes ago

  @kolyposts coinbase is terrible

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  Rocket Technologies (@RocketTech001) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BitcoinKeyAgent @coinbase @COLDCARDwallet Go study the law. I told you, it is called 'structuring' and it is ILLEGAL. I can't help it if you are too stupid to use money legally. That is your problem. But don't bad-mouth Coinbase because they follow the law.

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  The Bitcoin Historian (@pete_rizzo_) reported 12 minutes ago

  BREAKING: 🇺🇸 $80 BILLION COINBASE JUST CONFIRMED THE #BITCOIN CLARITY ACT IS OFFICIALLY SCHEDULED FOR A SENATE VOTE ON SEPTEMBER 15TH THE BILL HAS STRONG BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND A DATE CERTAIN “THIS SETS US UP REALLY WELL” THE VOTE IS ON THE CALENDAR IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING CLEAR RULES FOR CRYPTO IN AMERICA ARE COMING 🚀

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  Thoughtful Gecko (@ThoughtfulGecko) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Roughnecks110 You need to mine another ~2014 blocks at a difficulty that is based on a $250k block subsidy to make it to the next difficulty adjustment. And you can't sell Coinbase rewards for another 99 blocks. You need lots of capital to pull this off. Won't happen imo.

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  Saveo (@Saveo_pro) reported 14 minutes ago

  @saylor @hodlonaut "the network" meaning basically the 3 massive companies who control mining, plus Saylor, Blackrock and Coinbase. Let's not kid ourselves anymore, that is what Bitcoin boils down to today.

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  ScarcityMan 🚀 BIP-110 (@ScarcityMan) reported 15 minutes ago

  Ok, now we're talking, but I'm going to need some help wraping my head around this. > "miners are not mining pools." The vast majority of miners follow the block templates supplied by the mining pools. So that's defacto control of mining by 5 to 6 pools. Teasing this apart to satisfy logic chopping nitpicks misses the point. > "It could be called 'captured' in a 51% attack." Why would you wait for this to occur rather than fight it earlier, when it might be possible to stop, when you see mining become more and more consolidated into pools with similar block templates and no desire to keep the network healthy by adopting code that fixes exploits and keeps the network decentralized? Bitcoin also fails if nodes centralize. Also, I assume you understand the mechanics of a UASF? A UASF with significant support, which BIP-110 has, means there is NO visible economic incentive to ignore it, and every economic incentive to adopt it, if there is no URSF. So what's the signal being sent if it's ignored and goes against their economic incentives, as we can see and understand them? That's a signal, being sent by the pools either directly or via backchannel. Think about what that means. > "Blocks are not full, transaction fees are cheap..." Whether or not blocks are full and fees are cheap is irrelevant next to the principles of the network. Do you care if $SCAMCOIN fees are cheap or their blocks full? Or do you care what it's for and what it does? And what those blocks are full OF? And what's causing the fees to be priced the way they are? You are looking only at the surface level. > "...the network doesn’t care about stories or narratives." The network doesn't care about stories or narratives? Are you MAD? That's the whole reason bitcoin exists! It's a technical solution to the narrative that fiat money is broken. You think Satoshi chose the headline in the genesis block coinbase input at random? The narrative is, "fix the money." PoW is a MEANS to that END. It is not the END in and of itself. It's not some neat tech demo. It exists because of the story it's trying to tell the world. Hell, most stock prices are based on stories and narratives. Classic case of missing the forest for the trees.

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  Future Finance (@futurefinc) reported 16 minutes ago

  Salim Elhila and Tan Gera on the difference between getting access to an asset and getting a good price for it: Tan Gera: "If you were Coinbase, when would you list a specific coin to maximize the profit for your company?" Salim Elhila: "At peak hype, obviously. Like when it has the biggest trading volume and everybody's talking about it." The specific token is only an illustration. The underlying mechanism is the incentive structure of a fee-based exchange. An exchange earns on trading fees, fees rise with volume, and volume peaks when attention peaks. As Salim puts it: "They don't make money if Joe and John had tremendous returns." That produces a sequence most buyers only see the last step of. For investors, that means tracking three things: 1. Where price discovery already happened: tokens list first on decentralized venues at small market caps, where "first investors get in, you get the price discovery." 2. What a listing requires: an exchange needs "a certain history, a certain size, a certain documentation, demand." The early stage is finished before a listing is even possible. 3. Who is selling into the listing: "When Coinbase lists it, all the guys who invested firsthand start exiting and it changes hands." In traditional finance, acting on that timing advantage would be restricted conduct. "If this was traditional finance this would be totally illegal." Crypto carries no equivalent rule, so the advantage is legal. For the exchange, a listing is the moment volume and fee revenue peak. For the buyer arriving that day, it is the moment the earliest holders finally have someone to sell to.

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  Jasmin Cundiff (@nuckledeepidapi) reported 16 minutes ago

  @ChiroShahin @coinbase Its just like targeted ads, but now they do it with your money, I have multiple accounts all constantly connected and running on one system, because when it was on different devices, prices where not even close, **** arbitrage, it was a targeted stealing!!!

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  Blockent Report (@BlockentReport) reported 17 minutes ago

  🚨 NEW: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says “Crypto doesn't get enough credit for the financial access it's already unlocked for the world.” Armstrong points to stablecoins bringing dollars onchain, DeFi opening access to credit, tokenized stocks expanding access to U.S. markets, and Bitcoin providing a store of wealth resistant to inflation as key use cases driving crypto adoption. “There’s more to do, of course, but don’t forget about how far we’ve come,” he adds.

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  Tulips (@alkhadji) reported 20 minutes ago

  $XRP Momentum Is Starting to Show Its Hand! Another week kicking off, and we're starting to see momentum come through. IMO, XRP is STILL working its way toward the $0.87 macro support on Coinbase. The expected pauses along the way are EXACTLY what we want to see! First is $1.00. That's a major psychological level AND Binance's macro .786 retracement (hasn't been tested in that market), so continued reaction/consolidation here makes complete sense... It gives the RSI time to cool off and selling pressure weaken. From there, I'm watching for momentum to build into a stronger break, potentially around midweek...? #xrpcrypto #xrpupdate #cryptocurrencies

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  UtilityTruth (@UtilityTruth) reported 20 minutes ago

  📌 XRP vs. HYPE: A Real Structural Comparison, Not Just a Price Bet Real, from 24/7 Wall St./Yahoo Finance (2 days old): since launch, $10,000 in HYPE (Nov 2024) has grown to roughly $175,000 — HYPE trades at $56 today, ~$14B market value. $10,000 in XRP since 2021 sits at $14,110. A $10,000 XRP investment made January 1 this year is actually down to $5,568, a 44% decline over seven months. The real mechanistic difference worth flagging: HYPE's growth ties to trading volume and fee-funded buybacks (soon enhanced by a Coinbase/Circle-involved upgrade using USDC reserve yield to fund monthly buybacks) — a mechanism independent of legislation. XRP's stated $28 2030 target (Standard Chartered) depends heavily on CLARITY passing, which just got pushed to September at the earliest. Worth the honest caveat, straight from the same source: HYPE "has not been tested by a deep correction" — its buyback mechanism is unproven through a real bear cycle, unlike XRP's multi-cycle track record. Different risk profiles, not a clean "better choice." hyperliquid:native ripple:native

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  Telbloggram (@Telbloggram) reported 23 minutes ago

  hardware wallet and centralized exchange customer service. Her methods included posing as Bitcoin IRA email support, transferring around $1.2 million in BTC and ETH from a victim's Trezor wallet in one attack, and stealing around $500 thousand in BTC from a Coinbase account in