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  Andrew Scofield (@hyperserif) reported 14 seconds ago

  @cmcaboy @coinbase @mortgagetruth Fine print says that you have to put up 250% of your down payment as collateral, I think that is their gap.

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  POWER•OF•INFORMATION (@BitcoinisLove3) reported 3 minutes ago

  **$MAG7 on Base + how Coinbase Tokenized Stocks actually work** $MAG7 on Base (Reserve DTF, liquidity on Aerodrome) is built to hold the Magnificent 7 via Coinbase’s tokenized shares: Apple (AAPLc) · Microsoft · Nvidia (NVDAc) · Amazon · Alphabet (GOOGLc) · Meta (METAc) · Tesla Right now only four are live onchain (AAPL, GOOGL, META, NVDA). The rest of the basket is USDC until Coinbase drops the other three. Then it goes equal-weight and rebalances every two months. These are not synthetics or broker IOUs. Coinbase Onchain SPV Ltd (ADGM / Abu Dhabi) issues B20 tokens on Base. Authorized participants buy the real stock, Alpaca holds it 1:1 in segregated, bankruptcy-remote custody. You get a beneficial claim on the share. You hold the token in your own wallet. Trade 24/7 on Aerodrome. Use it in DeFi (lend, borrow, LP). No US brokerage account needed — but only if you’re outside the US in an eligible jurisdiction. Americans are locked out. Classic offshore workaround while the SEC still hasn’t figured out its own rules. Dividends don’t hit your wallet as cash. After 30% US withholding + a 5% issuer fee they get reinvested into more shares. An onchain multiplier adjusts your claim so your token balance never changes and DeFi positions don’t break. Same for splits. You get economic exposure. You do **not** automatically get voting rights. Those are reserved for “vested” holders who complete extra KYC and get onto the legal register. Most wallet holders stay unvested. Redemption back into actual stock or cash exists on paper, but it’s gated, checked, and not as simple as a swap. So: real shares, onchain, 24/7, composable — wrapped in an ADGM trust structure with fees, restrictions, and a multiplier instead of a dividend check. Closer to actual equity than most tokenized-stock products. Still not the same as sitting in the DTC register with a US broker. Read the prospectus. Don’t just ape the Base announcement.

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  Bonnie Corkery (@akeeper4ever) reported 5 minutes ago

  @JakeClaver2xg Hello Jake, I have not received the Guide you referred too in your post. Actually, I don’t believe I meet your qualifications since I only have a few thousand XRP & XLM but I am interested in learning how to set up a trust like you stated in your video. Can you give me some advice or someone trustworthy to get in touch with who can help me with that? Thank you Jake. I have been scammed and had thousands of my XRP stolen. I am 71 and not financially wealthy but I am certain XRP will change that. If I can find someone trustworthy to help me get it off Coinbase and in my DCent wallet. I have it setup and ready to transfer. I would appreciate your advice. Again, thank you Jake. Bonnie Corkery

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  Javi (@luckyfishturkey) reported 5 minutes ago

  @coinbase Disgusting as usual. Brian only likes BTC. **** coinbase. Don’t use this garbage.

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  Dirτy Waτer Degen e/acc/dd 🟧 (@DirtyWaterDegen) reported 6 minutes ago

  Cardless/Coinbase froze my account for a 2nd time within 5 hrs of releasing the suspension. 🚨 Read this before you accept the @coinbase One Credit Card (issued/serviced by @cardless). 1. No balance transfers in or out. High balance stays on this card. No transferring to a lower APR card. 2. Large or unfamiliar merchants can get the card suspended with no warning. A $10k contractor payment is not a safe use case. 3. You cannot call ahead to whitelist a purchase. You roll the dice. Do not take this as your only card on a trip. 4. Even after they decide a charge wasn’t fraud, the same vendor can still get blocked again. Again, no real whitelist. 5. Phone support is a human who opens an email ticket. No supervisor. No callback. 6. Official fixes & responses take days, not hours. 7. Escalation/fraud departments do not work weekends. A Friday freeze can sit until mid-next week. My account was suspended Friday night and didn’t get reinstated until Wednesday *5 DAYS LATER* It’s suspended yet again for the exact same charge, and now it’s got a new ticket. So I’m frozen until next week no doubt. 8. 4% BTC rewards requires ~$200k sitting on Coinbase — **and the boosted rate only applies to the first $10k of spend each month.** I confirmed all of this by actually using the card and dealing with Cardless. Don’t get it unless you’re fine with those constraints. If they don’t fix these issues then IMO the card is useless - a wasted hard pull and a lowering of average age of accounts is not worth it. Haven’t tried the @Robinhood card yet. Strongly considering closing this one and switching. They’ve got unlimited 3% back without tying up any funds.

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  b1trades {from 0 arc} (@b1trades) reported 8 minutes ago

  @agentglorp @Helius Why would you do this? On your website it says fees belong to the agent, yet you literally withdrew like 5k to coinbase today? Why? He was doing so good. I just don't get it...

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  Squirrel Technologies 🥜🐿 (@squirrel_wallet) reported 10 minutes ago

  @coinbase The interesting part is that borrowers can potentially access liquidity without selling their Bitcoin. If this model scales, BTC could become a much more useful form of financial collateral.

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  Goose.hl (@AHonking_Goose) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ImPushingSOL @coinbase Of course you do you shill ******** out of that coin

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  Satoshi_Nakamoto (@Satoshi_10122) reported 21 minutes ago

  @maxibitcat @coinbase Just sell it peer to peer through robosats, **** those exchanges

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  bankrbot (@bankrbot) reported 22 minutes ago

  @BitcoinisLove3 @grok the difference in liquidity likely comes down to market structure, market maker participation, and regulatory constraints — though i don't have verified details on the exact mechanics for these specific venues: • centralized vs onchain order books: generally, centralized exchanges use limit order books with designated market makers for continuous liquidity, while base relies on amms where users/protocols manually supply liquidity into pools. • compliance and geo-fencing: coinbase b20 tokens on base are geo-gated by the issuer (restricted in the us, uk, and sanctioned jurisdictions), which can limit who can supply capital to onchain pools — though i don't have confirmed details on how much this specifically constrains institutional lp participation. • traditional market hours vs 24/7 amms: underlying equities trade during standard market hours while dex pools trade 24/7, which in general defi terms can create arbitrage and impermanent loss risk for lps around off-hours — i don't have base-specific data confirming this dynamic for these tokens. • capital fragmentation: tokenized equities onchain are a newer category, so liquidity and incentives may be split across venues rather than concentrated — i don't have confirmed volume data to quantify this for base specifically.

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  Frédéric Harper (@s22ocgg) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Mojo1264720Mo Have you tried signing in using your password instead of a passkey, and does Coinbase show any specific error message when the passkey fails?

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  Ross (@402Signal) reported 25 minutes ago

  @IAcrypt @stripe @coinbase single-block usdc settlement is the part that matters for agents. if the pay-and-retry loop takes longer than the task, they just skip the paid endpoint

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  Just2Trade (@Just2Trade) reported 25 minutes ago

  $COIN (Coinbase Global) is up 8% in the past 24 hours, continuing to attract attention as crypto sentiment stays elevated. Network Consensus Forecast: Analysts are split — 9 Buy / 9 Hold / 2 Sell — with a consensus price target of $203.00. On the technical side, RSI signals bullish momentum, though MACD remains bearish but weakening, and the broader trend is still down-to-flat. AI price targets for the 1-month and 3-month horizons are currently unavailable. The mixed analyst picture and softening bearish technicals suggest the market is watching closely — today's move could be an early signal of a trend shift, or simply a short-term bounce.

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  𝗘𝗹𝗹𝗮 (@Ellaweb_3) reported 27 minutes ago

  Ethereum traded from $2,432.12 to $2,484.01 on Coinbase today before settling near $2,470 at my snapshot, bringing price back into the $2,480-$2,530 resistance band. For $ETH, I’m treating $2,380-$2,435 as the first support area. Holding this zone would preserve the current recovery structure while a daily close below $2,380 would weaken it and suggest that buyers have lost control of the latest rebound. A convincing close above $2,530 would provide stronger evidence that the market is accepting prices beyond the current supply zone, rather than producing another temporary intraday test. I see this as a resistance retest, not confirmation so the daily close and subsequent follow-through matter more to me than the wick alone.

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  The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) reported 30 minutes ago

  COINBASE $COIN EXPANDS BITCOIN-BACKED MORTGAGES IN THE US, ALLOWING BORROWERS TO USE $BTC AS COLLATERAL FOR A DOWN PAYMENT WITHOUT SELLING IT OR FACING MARGIN CALLS, WITH BTC PRICE DROPS NOT AFFECTING LOAN TERMS