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  Anthony Loera (@AnthonyLoera_) reported 4 minutes ago

  Twelve years of accusations, interrogated by my own node. Today I'm publishing the transcript. No posts yesterday because I was finishing the document I wished existed: a proposed U.S. regulatory opinion on DigiByte, public reference edition. Not hired advocacy. A starting point any lawyer, researcher, or regulator can adopt, attack, or reject. Free, public, and every claim ships with a SHA-256 hash so you can re-run the evidence yourself. Unsigned by design and not legal advice: the signature line belongs to whichever counsel verifies it. The witness was a DigiByte Core v9.26.4 node, unpruned, independently validating the chain at height 23,870,576 and climbing during capture. What the ledger confessed, to the satoshi: Blocks 1 through 1,439 created exactly 103,608,000 DGB of new issuance. The extra 0.54 DGB on the coinbase total is transaction fees. Yes, the record accounts for half a coin of fee dust from 2014. The twelve-year-old story that 105,096,000 DGB sat in two launch addresses? Arithmetically impossible. That number exceeds the entire verified issuance of the window. No script held it. A dozen years of FUD, retired by long division. The 21,515,999.46 DGB that funded early development traces to 300 mined coinbase outputs. Mined. Not one purchaser dollar entered that path, which is exactly the element Howey requires and cannot find. And the present tense: no person can freeze native DGB, redeem it, reverse it, or compel the nodes. The SEC's own 2026 framework defines a digital commodity and defines decentralization; the record maps DGB onto both, clause by clause. FinCEN built an administrator category; on this protocol, the chair is vacant. New York built a controller's license; there is no one to hand it to. Creation is history. Control is present power. The first belongs to Jared Tate. The second belongs to no one. That is the philosophy: verify, then commit. The DigiDollar edition comes next. Then, and only then, I lock my coins. Facts don't need a sponsor. They ship with checksums. $DGB #DigiByte #DigiDollar

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  C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported 7 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseMarkets Case#26866769 Beware of Coinbase! They dont want to give my account. 1 month now for KYC, submitted everything. Live agent says my docs are fine but I still cannot access my account

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  _d12 (@Zippa0Z) reported 9 minutes ago

  @coinbase literally planned my day out. Payment was going to be sent but now it’s ****** up things for me. Honestly **** this ****** platform

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  Яocketdoc (@rocketdoc_eth) reported 9 minutes ago

  @thebasedfrogx @_0xghost_ Spolier alert. Its Coinbase Prime. Claude's summary is succinct. Coinbase Prime is institutional custody with KYC, and its off-ramp is deliberately unattributable from the outside: the customer behind a Prime withdrawal is not recoverable on-chain by anyone without a subpoena. So 0xf718d37d.. → 0x5427 traces cleanly, but 0xf718d37d.. ← Coinbase Prime is where public forensics structurally stops. It raises the floor on the operator. Prime isn't retail Coinbase — it's the institutional desk. Whoever funded the pre-launch wallet was operating through institutional custody, which fits a funded, organized entity more than a hobbyist larper. That's a genuine strengthening of the "serious, resourced actor" read. The pre-launch funding resolves to institutional custody (Coinbase Prime) and terminates there by design — consistent with a resourced, organized actor, but not attributable to any named individual or entity through on-chain evidence, and specifically not to Robinhood or its staff.

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  Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) reported 11 minutes ago

  The Base-Brian Saga: OUR THOUGHTS Everyone’s blaming Jesse, Brian, and Coinbase, but they’re missing the main point. Memecoin culture is the real issue. No one wants to hold, no one wants to build, and everyone is looking to dump on the next buyer. Every time something inevitably blows up in a market full of speculative, no-value, endlessly launched memecoin slop, people go looking for a scapegoat. There's nothing wrong with speculation. Crypto is built on it. The problem is a culture that rewards extraction over creation and treats every new buyer as exit liquidity. Fix the culture. Build utility. Grow DeFi. Bring more RWAs onchain.

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  Dan Niles (@DanielTNiles) reported 12 minutes ago

  @somi_ai Correct. Tokens used by Coinbase still went up. It was just their price per token used that went down leading to their AI spending bill being cut by nearly 50%.

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  Without Rulers - BIP-110 #RunKnots (@BTCLeukocyte_WR) reported 13 minutes ago

  Now is your chance to mine a historical BIP-110 activation block with your handle just like "#SpammersGFY" did. Putting 100 bytes of data of your choice in the coinbase after mining a block is an acceptable and healthy use of arbitrary data. If you mined it, then you earned it.

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  Rune (@RuneCrypto_) reported 20 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong "i may not even be aware if there is a coin or project attached to the content i'm posting" brian there was a token called $BRIAN on YOUR chain, doing $100M+ in volume, with 40,000+ people trading it, thousands of them tagging you, replying to you, asking you to acknowledge the situation. how can you not know? that's not an excuse, that's an admission that you don't pay attention to what's happening on your own chain and if you genuinely didn't know, that's worse. because it means the CEO of coinbase with 100M users is so detached from his own ecosystem that a $100M volume token named after him on his own L2 didn't reach his radar. while thousands of people were in his replies you put cobie in charge of the base app. you replied to ansem about why base is dead. you engaged with jesse about memecoins publicly. you changed your pfp to a memecoin. you clearly know what effect these actions have on a market that watches your every move. you're not new to this so either you knew and you're pretending you didn't, or you didn't know and you need someone around you who does. because right now 10,000+ people are down 99% on a coin named after you, on your chain, that pumped because you changed your pfp, and you're telling them it's their fault for paying attention to you that's not a disclaimer. that's abandonment

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  Raye (@rayethesis) reported 23 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong I don’t think Brian Armstrong is abandoning the Base community here. He is just being extremely careful because Coinbase has spent years building regulatory credibility and lobbying Washington for clearer crypto rules. The last thing he needs is a meme or profile picture being interpreted as the CEO of a public exchange pumping a token. Deep down, I think he understands exactly how crypto-native attention works and knows that even a small post can move narratives and markets. But publicly, he has to separate himself from speculation, endorsements, and meme-coin culture. This is ultimately about protecting Coinbase’s regulatory progress and keeping crypto’s optics clean. He can still enjoy the memes, but he cannot afford to look like he is using his influence to pump anyone’s bags.

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  VOTCrypto 🌍🐂🀄️ (@VoyageToCrypto) reported 25 minutes ago

  @sikiri0 @coinbase @base A memecoin like $Brian that shook KOLs to their core can’t stay down forever

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  Louis Raskin (@louisraskin) reported 28 minutes ago

  Anyone else have the problem with @Coinbase where they literally can't log in? Like, you press the log in button for your email and nothing happens. I literally can't log into my account it's infuriating.

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  Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported 30 minutes ago

  @mollyisonchain @coinbase I'm an engineer and I already told Brian to fix your lie filled Litecoin summary if you don't want to get sued

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  B B (@BBB4682) reported 30 minutes ago

  @mcdonaldsboy_ @brian_armstrong @coinbase What a crybaby *** little *****. It’s a ******* meme coin bro. What did you expect? This is what happens when people invest in garbage but think “this time is different”. You kids need to grow up and quit believing you’ll make million off a $25 investment. You people are a joke.

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  G. (@GirardGabriel5) reported 35 minutes ago

  $XNO Testing counter-hypothesis against the Coinbase integration (as the main actor) help to test the initial hypothesis. I tried : - Privy : doesn't resist to multiple arguments. - Cloudflare : also doesn't explain many things. Therefore : everything leads to Coinbase.

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  Volodymyr Chystukh (@VolodymyrC81278) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Aptos @coinbase *******, what a ******* investment you've been letting down and abandoning people for 4 years... You have the brains to understand this!!!