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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  ViVe ReLaX (@viverelaxmx) reported 2 minutes ago

  @PeakOneX @binance @coinbase I believe it's over for that meme, it's going down today.

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  Walexinoh 🌒 (@walexinoh) reported 5 minutes ago

  Coinbase just put their Quantum Advisory Council on record with a straight warning. Quantum threats are leaving the theory stage and heading our way faster than most expect. @quipnetwork stands out because they built the first decentralized quantum compute network that actually delivers protection right now. Quantum-resistant wallets are already live with zero migration needed. Their hybrid quantum-classical testnet pulled in over 13k participants. They run WOTS+ post-quantum security across EVM, Solana, and the rest. It locks down assets today and sets up the economy for what comes next. $QUIP is already in motion.

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  Corey Ander (@CoreyAnder51) reported 6 minutes ago

  @usanewshq Yep, I got scammed via @coinbase too. You can only contact them via their app chat (support) and all they say is they can’t help you. They erase the whole chat in the support tickets, so you have no record of what their support says. Beware of Coinbase.

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  IMMA 👻 (@IMMA_DEFI) reported 6 minutes ago

  Crypto isn’t broken today. But quantum computing could eventually target wallet-level security. And upgrading entire decentralized systems won’t happen overnight. Coinbase says prepare early, @quipnetwork is already building in that direction.

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  Mota (@ash_ketchnwsq) reported 7 minutes ago

  Coinbase losing 6 senior marketing execs to OpenAI in 18 months? Either their retention is terrible or AI is about to eat crypto's lunch... or both. Either way, this merger of talent could get interesting 👀 #AI #crypto

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  U.S.A.I. 🇺🇸 (@researchUSAI) reported 11 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 Logged-in Coinbase users.. Coinbase Global Inc. reported that certain logged-in U. S. users are currently unable to complete transactions through Coinbase Onramp. Guest checkout via the interface, as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay systems, remain unaffected The outage specifically impacts logged-in users attempting to finalize Onramp transactions, while alternative payment methods operate normally, suggesting an isolated issue within the platform's core user authentication flow Coinbase has not specified a resolution timeline, leaving affected users reliant on guest options amid potential disruptions to standard crypto on-ramps; broader platform stability could influence trading volumes as the company addresses the problem

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  Wayne Vaughan (@WayneVaughan) reported 13 minutes ago

  @darkside2030 Bitcoin payments for authentication have been around for over twelve years. - We had payment channels in 2014. - We had LSATs, Lightning Service Authentication Tokens, which my team was the first to ship in 2020. - LSATs was renamed to L402. - Coinbase recently extended the idea to X402. Softwar is total garbage. You do Bitcoin a disservice by spreading Jason Lowery’s pseudo-intellectual nonsense.

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  Travis Lee (@TravisLee827379) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Biomaxxer0 Yea bro I have a feeling he did coinbase support crypto wallet draining too ive seen him hint to it like 3 times. But thats just intuition.

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  vi (@mempool_motbkj) reported 15 minutes ago

  Blockchain Capital going for $700M in fresh capital - the same VCs who backed Coinbase early are doubling down. Smart money knows where this market is headed. 👀 #crypto #VCfunding

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  QuantumVelocities (@QuantumVelociti) reported 16 minutes ago

  @coinbase @NCJRothschild Unfortunately Coinbase and the banks can’t get out of the way of Clarity. Each greedy, none wanting to help investors. So there’s that.

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  Numero Uno🇳🇬🔺 (@John_dgreatestt) reported 18 minutes ago

  Now look at agentic payments. Agents are already paying for APIs, data, and services. But here’s the issue: If an agent moves money, who is liable? Without that, this model doesn’t scale. Some ecosystems are trying to solve parts of this: ➮ Coinbase (x402) Enables seamless agent payments But identity is still wallet based → no built in accountability ➮ NEAR Protocol (Intents) Abstracts execution But verification and identity are external ➮ FetchAI Strong agent coordination But lacks real world identity linkage

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  Uncharted Crypto (@jimbodoggy) reported 22 minutes ago

  @cryptofergani $TROLL got listed on Coinbase and is going up whilst market is down

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  CryptoCreatorsX (@CryptoCreatorsX) reported 25 minutes ago

  Did you know? ACS is the Solana Program Library (SPL) utility token of Access Protocol, a monetization platform for digital content creators. ACS tokens can be staked (or locked) in order to access various digital publications. Source: Coinbase #AccessProtocol #ACStoken #ACS

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  Jerome Loman (@jeromeloman) reported 25 minutes ago

  @TrenchSoup @w_s_bitcoin @binance Awe a like main vulnerability are the is the services have “deposit” addresses, but then we you go to spend it will some only a subset of utxo that used that deposit address then rest of utxo are exposed. Not sure if sparrow would force spend as inputs all utxo using same deposit address but would definitely be a good option. Ideally need to use services that take a list of deposit addresses and never reuse it but at least you can mitigate issue by spending all utxo in 1 go. I think even coinbase has only 1 address per users for deposits, and keep reusing it.

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  Mason Nystrom (@masonnystrom) reported 28 minutes ago

  @laserpunkdoteth @RyanSAdams 1) Coinbase allows people to borrow against ETH (cbETH) so it's entirely a fine comp. 1a) ETH shouldn't be losing as the collateral asset for it's own chain if it's truly better collateral than Bitcoin (aka better money) 2) "There are 1000s of protocols that support ETH" yeah and most of the collateral demand comes from staking and lending so Morpho and Aave are two of the most important protocols if you wanna say that ETH is money because it's a collateral asset. 3) It's not just morpho either. Aave is a leading protocol in TVL and the stablecoin % of deposits (e.g. what people want to borrow against) has basically only grown over time relative to ETH meaning people want to borrow against stables more than against ETH. In fact in past two months stablecoin collateral deposit demand was greater than ETH. So it's not wild at all, it's just the facts.