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  ara2049 (@ara2049) reported 2 minutes ago

  @DeItaone Bitcoin doesn't need bailing out, it never has, centralized **** coins like etherium and **** casinos like coinbase might need it. Be more specific.

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  Senator Mak🖖 (@Unbankt) reported 4 minutes ago

  @latenightonbase @blknoiz06 @brian_armstrong Yea we agree there. I gamble. Base and Coinbase do too and they have both allowed and endorsed memecoins through listings and support. I agree, speculation is top funnel. I bought bitcoin initially cos I thought one day it’d be worth more. I buy everything in that regard. That's not where we disagree. The question is what survives and thrives after speculation and how that impacts the value of an ecosystem. Why did Bitcoin survive against all odds? The whole world, literally the world’s most powerful entities tried to persistently kill it. Big fail. Why did Ethereum survive and thrive despite the 5000 eth killers that died? It had nothing to do with speculation. Same applies for any product that crushed it. They all had material value that transcended speculation. They all grew the pie, they all improved the wealth and welfare of the largest amount of participants in perpetuity. So you have to have a core modus operandi around that. Regardless Base is permissionless. People are free to launch and trade whatever they want as . The casino is there. If I'm building a city, I will definitely allow casinos. I'm just not going to build my economic strategy around them. How do you retain users if none are real users and all are broke? How do builders win when there are no real users because behaviours are exclusively built on rotating out as fast as possible and never looking back. Theres a reason companies grow stronger and why tokens have the highest failure rate out of any financial product in the world. Thats why ecosystems have to work on infra and products that grow the pie long term. Fundamentals always win, they just take longer to materialise. But again this is all just because of temporary liquidity flows. That’s the point in liquidity, it can flow anywhere temporarily. It’s even more reason to not be concerned and just keep building quality. Eventually it finds its way to where it can reasonably compound.

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  𝗕𝗮𝗻𝗸XRP (@BankXRP) reported 7 minutes ago

  Ripple joins x402 Foundation as a Premier Member alongside AWS, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase, Google The Foundation (under the Linux Foundation) is building the payment rails for AI agents and Ripple's already shipping support for $XRP and $RLUSD to power agent-to-agent transactions on the XRPL.

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  ChoPaeng Momma (@ChoPaeng_TV) reported 10 minutes ago

  I’m sorry you’re dealing with this. Document everything related to your Coinbase support issue, report it through the proper legal channels where appropriate, and if you’re seeking guidance on possible recovery options, you may consider reaching out to @TrevorRecovery1.

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  Jeffrey Moore (@Jeffrey_SMoore) reported 10 minutes ago

  @TedPillows Binance has 60% of BTC volume, and when they sell it drags the whole market, so your Coinbase longs are still down, and you can’t hide.

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  CryptoSangeet (@CryptoSangeet) reported 11 minutes ago

  Coinbase Ventures still grinding 💼 30 deals in 2026 while others slowed down 🧠 #VC

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  Dos Commas ,, ♦️♦️♦️♦️ (@dos__commas) reported 12 minutes ago

  Insanely it looks like they minted so much $LUNA ( $LUNC ) from their depegged $UST hoard that when they wrapped it and sent it to Coinbase they literally could not sell every one of them. They had nuked every retail customer and had change left over. 🤯 $wLUNA

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  mcintoshi.tech (@SMcintoshi) reported 13 minutes ago

  @SadlifeTv_ Maybe he should focus on his website. His MO is that of the same caliber as Brian’s. All for a decentralized claim and a broken database, only difference Coinbase actually works, base is still centralized.

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  X (@downdru14) reported 16 minutes ago

  @coinbase I'm not saying it's dead, but it's still down 50% and headed lower... Kind of early to be so confident

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  Nonchalant (@Mr_Omene) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Booziio @coinbase Hey do you have issues sending crypto on venmo? I have been having it for like 2 months now i want to check if it’s general

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  Nurulla $Onyx (@Nururikmata) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Jingelbells0 That’s likely because Coinbase doesn’t support the new $XCN network yet. Please import your wallet into a supported wallet to access your staked tokens without any issues.

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  Telbloggram (@Telbloggram) reported 24 minutes ago

  🎬 New YouTube Short USDC's $6B Problem: Hyperliquid Just Changed Everything 💥 #Shorts USDC isn't losing to stablecoins—it's losing to its own infrastructure. Hyperliquid's deal with Circle and Coinbase is forcing USDC into a

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  Tony SopraNFTo👁⃤ (@TonySopraNFTo) reported 25 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @smileyXBT Sir, I remember the exact same post from you last year after the content/creator coin fiasco. In 2026, you didn’t support or list any of the strong AI agent tokens we got, a BIG fumble, another one to add to the list. I can’t understand how this can happen twice when a public company the size of Coinbase is involved. Is this on purpose? Because I genuinely can’t find any other explanation. Seriously.

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  HoofHearted (@HoofHearteddd) reported 25 minutes ago

  @coinbase big problems today it appears....converting cash to usdc, sending usdc to other wallet addresses....

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 29 minutes ago

  Institutional Participation Dashboard™ July 14, 2026 • 7:30 AM ET Current Condition: Improving, But Still Fragile The institutional picture continues to improve beneath the surface, but confirmation remains elusive. Last week briefly broke the historic eight-week ETF selling streak, proving institutions are still willing to deploy capital into Bitcoin when macro conditions stabilize. Unfortunately, yesterday's sharp -$424.7 million redemption erased much of that progress, reminding us that institutional conviction remains extremely fragile. Despite the headline outflow, the broader trend has not completely broken down. Coinbase Premium metrics remain dramatically better than where they stood just two weeks ago, even after yesterday's pullback. The Premium Index is holding around -0.11 rather than the deeply negative -0.17 to -0.18 readings seen during the June capitulation. Likewise, the Coinbase Premium Gap has narrowed substantially from the triple-digit discounts seen previously. Institutions are no longer aggressively dumping Bitcoin—they're hesitating. Liquidity is also becoming more constructive. USDT Dominance continues drifting lower while the stablecoin ecosystem remains enormous despite modest contraction over the past month. Capital still exists to fuel another advance. The issue is no longer whether liquidity exists—it does. The question is whether institutional confidence returns strongly enough to deploy it. Assessment: Institutional confidence remains cautious. The historic liquidation wave has ended, but it has been replaced by hesitation rather than aggressive accumulation. Liquidity remains available, selling pressure has moderated substantially compared to June, and the next major confirmation will come only when ETF inflows become persistent and U.S. spot demand consistently pushes the Coinbase Premium Index back toward positive territory.