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  just an alien (@recoverndegen) reported 3 minutes ago

  @world_xyz WOW! this should speed up finality and make things run smooth as possible. Why not coinbase, it never has down time or issues and it is so fast?

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  wisdomMK.hl (@83mhog) reported 4 minutes ago

  - @grvt_io has officially announced its TGE for July 21 - $GRVT is included in Coinbase listing roadmap, which is generally viewed as a positive signal for future exchange support

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  Achak (@WolfAchak) reported 4 minutes ago

  @ikuberan is well known grifter in this space he promised multiple things and didn't deliver he first told $CYPR holder that there will be incentive for buying and staking token for 6 month and tier 1 listing which never happened people bought token and they dumped on their users , so it was literally a slow rug on token part they never launched 6 month incentive plans and their mod giving BS reason about 10/10 incident which has nothing to do with token failing lol as rewards were in USDC format .. so everyone who believed them even after HIGH FX fees got duped by @ikuberan whenever we use to question him he just use to reply he left @coinbase to build CYPHER and it's his life work , but now this grifter show his real face after dumping his token on us !!

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  Slim (@Slimavyu) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CryptoWendyO @coinbase wtf? Nah. You dumb af if you can’t do the basics

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  BETALOVE.NFT (@BETAxNFT) reported 13 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong MiFID authorisation enables Coinbase UK to support equities and derivatives trading, bridging crypto infrastructure with traditional capital markets under regulatory oversight.

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  Feranmi (@Kenny_Tomide) reported 16 minutes ago

  $INJ just crossed $5 and the chart finally exhaled Look at what happened from $4.036, price stopped falling, tightened into a base, and then quietly walked back above $5 while most people were looking elsewhere MA7 at $4.859 and MA25 at $4.797 are both now below price and curling upward together That's the daily chart straightening its back after months of slouching Volume is light right now but the order book shows 57% buyers vs 42% sellers, the crowd is leaning one direction $5 was the wall for weeks and now it's the floor being tested Fundamentally the @injective Summit is in 5 days, Coinbase native support lands around July 20, Canary Capital staked ETF filing is live, and monthly burns keep shrinking supply If $5 holds through the weekend the next conversation is $5.50 and then $6 At $5 it's still 90% below its all time high The math hasn't changed but the momentum just did DYOR. Not financial advice #Injective #RWA

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  justin (@justinsmokess) reported 16 minutes ago

  $CRCL I took a scrape on this stock after holding it for almost a year (not a long time I know) but my thesis flipped (Coinbase joining Opencoin or whatever ******** it's called). This your reminder that Coinbase keeps 50% of the revenue Circle makes OFF of it's platform. I'm pretty sure that's getting renegotiated this year, but in my opinion, what leverage does Circle have? Coinbase is about to CREATE AND INTEGRATE A STABLECOIN DENOMINATED IN USD SPECIFICALLY FOR USAGE ON THEIR PLATFORM. COINBASE MAKES 50% OF WHAT CIRCLE MAKES OFF PLATFORM!!! Oh yea, then this story. Bearish in my humble opinion, nobody cares about DeFi *yet* en masse. TAM wise, payments is what you'll win at. OH YEA, and banks will never let a CRYPTO FIRST entity provide direct access to a higher percentage return via interest than their products. ok got it off my chest thanks.

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  John Wingate (@PresidentHODL) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BrazellAssets @coinbase @BANKSOCIALio Not on my watch. What’s the issue? Reach out to me personally ASAP.

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 22 minutes ago

  The agent-payment stack has most of its pieces shipping. The one it is missing is the one compliance teams will ask about first. Rails: x402 is live and multi-chain, Coinbase for Agents is live, Google's AP2 shipped and went to the FIDO Alliance, Stripe's machine-payments path runs through Tempo. Plenty to settle a machine payment. The gap is the permission layer: binding an agent's spending authority to a revocable, auditable human or corporate mandate. The standards that would do it (ERC-8004 for agent identity, ERC-8226 for regulated-asset mandates) are still Draft on the EIP registry. No movement this week. So an agent can pay. What it cannot yet do, in a way a compliance function could defend, is prove that a specific human granted it bounded, revocable authority to spend, with an audit trail. Volume claims in this space are mostly self-reported, so I would not lean on them. The structural point stands on the standards' status, which is public: the settlement layer is ahead of the permission layer. Is bounded, revocable agent authority a standards problem, a product problem, or both? If you are building agent wallets, I would genuinely like to know where you think it gets solved first. @coinbase @CoinbaseDev @stripe #AgenticPayments #x402

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  0xDavide (@0x_Davide) reported 22 minutes ago

  🪂In this post, I provide my interpretations of $GRVT and how to make your choice (1x, 2x, 4x) before July 17th. Topics covered: - Nonlinear distribution method (what it usually means). - Meaning of boost (vesting). - How it impacts the price. NONLINEAR DISTRIBUTION What does "nonlinear distribution" mean? Let's start with the "linear" distribution, which means that 1 point is worth a certain number of $GRVT. If we assume that 1 point is worth 2 tokens, if you have 100 points, you have 200 $GRVT. If you have 200 points, you have 400 $GRVT. This is a linear distribution (it is mathematically proportional to the points). A NON-linear distribution means something like this: 1) Tier 1: from 1 point to 100 points = 50 $GRVT. 2) Tier 2: from 101 points to 1000 points = 300 $GRVT. 3) Tier 3: from 1001 points to 10,000 points = 4,000 $GRVT (the number of points and $GRVT for each tier is just a random example). What does this mean? It means that a user with 100 points gets 50 $GRVT, while a user with 101 points could get 300 $GRVT. Non-linear distributions are more decentralized but have the problem of multi-addresses (sybil). Technically, those who use multiple addresses have a huge advantage. Generally, these distributions reward small addresses to the detriment of whales (but this will be a team decision). Another advantage is that they have a maximum "hard cap" (this usually reduces large whale allocations. Essentially, if the final tier is 100k-500k points (example), if you have 1M points... you will be among those with 100k-500k tier points). ALLOCATION (BOOST/VESTING) Essentially, if the supply doesn't increase (28%), what happens is simply vesting. You can't produce tokens from scratch. Imagine your final allocation is 1,000 $GRVT (normally, without boosting, without this system). With this system (1x, 2x, 4x), it becomes: - 250 $GRVT (at TGE). - 500 $GRVT (after 4 months). - 1,000 $GRVT (after 8 months). You receive what you're entitled to, 100%, but only 8 months later (vesting). The tokens aren't actually increased/boosted. Why? Because the supply is always the same (if there are 280M $GRVT, the number is always the same. If everyone chose 2x or 4x, it would mean increasing the $GRVT supply). Other things to consider: 1) A system like this (vesting) reduces the supply at TGE (so the price/mcap could be higher than it would have been without vesting/boost). Essentially, a 2x allocation is fine if you believe $GRVT won't lose more than 50% in the four months following TGE. 2) Coinbase appears to be listing the token. 3) VCs will receive tokens at very low prices, so they could theoretically short the token.

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  x (@rhodeschord) reported 28 minutes ago

  guy who works at coinbase talkin **** about david rudnick. come on bro

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  mufettis 🐋 (@nftmufettisi) reported 31 minutes ago

  Why is everyone talking about Robinhood so much? On July 1, they held “The World is Flat” event in London. But the real story was not simply that they announced a few new things. @RobinhoodApp launched its own Layer 2, Robinhood Chain, on public mainnet. It is built on Arbitrum infrastructure. This is actually the answer to why ARB has been rising lately. 100ms block time Infrastructure suitable for AI agents A structure focused on RWAs and financial products Uniswap is integrated as the main liquidity protocol. Chainlink provides the oracle and cross-chain infrastructure. Now do you understand a little better why tokens such as UNI and LINK have been rising recently? Names such as Alchemy, BitGo, Morpho, Lighter, and 1inch are also positioned across different parts of the ecosystem. One of the important parts is Stock Tokens. More than 90 stock and ETF-linked tokens, including NVIDIA, Apple, Google, and QQQ, are now available through Robinhood Wallet to eligible users across 120+ countries. They can be traded 24/7. They can be deposited into lending pools. They can be used as collateral to borrow or open positions. The figures shared while the chain was only one week old: 17M+ transactions Nearly 350K addresses Nearly $250M in protocol TVL $1B + in total DEX volume On some days, daily DEX volume reached the $560M level. Do not assume that all of this volume came from RWA demand. The first wave of hot money moved into memecoins, and tokens such as $CASHCAT significantly inflated the volume. Robinhood covering gas fees for the first 90 days is also supporting the activity. That is why the real measurement is not today. Once the 90-day incentive period ends; do users stay, does Stock Token liquidity grow, are RWAs actually used as collateral, do Robinhood’s existing users move onchain these are the things I will be watching. Because Robinhood’s advantage is not technology. It is distribution. A financial application with nearly 28 million customers across 38 countries can bring its users into DeFi without forcing them to download a separate crypto product. Stocks and ETFs on one side. Crypto, perpetuals, and prediction markets on the other. Its own chain connecting all of them in the middle. That is why I am not looking at Robinhood Chain as “just another company launching an L2.” Base brought Coinbase users onchain. Robinhood is trying to bring TradFi users onchain through tokenized stocks. If it succeeds, it does not have to become the next Solana. But there is one important fact: it has already pulled a serious amount of liquidity away from Solana. Being one of the largest distribution channels between TradFi and DeFi would be more than enough.

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  C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported 35 minutes ago

  @coinbase Help me understand specifically why its over a month now and still no update “we will update you” is no longer acceptable. Can I access my account now?Please?😫 @CoinbaseSupport

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  MartyParty (@martypartymusic) reported 37 minutes ago

  Paul Grewal, Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer since 2020, announced he’s stepping down from the full-time role after six years. He’ll transition to an advisory role at the end of July 2026 and will continue serving on the board of Coinbase National Trust Company. @iampaulgrewal would you come on a public Space and discuss the 6 year experience for the audience?

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  The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) reported 39 minutes ago

  COINBASE $COIN CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER PAUL GREWAL TO STEP DOWN AFTER 6 YEARS, TRANSITION TO ADVISORY ROLE