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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  jon bons g.o.a.t🧲💹 (@jonbonnerjons69) reported 51 seconds ago

  @base Hello, I am using Coinbase Smart Wallet and I have an issue with Robinhood Chain support. On my primary address, Robinhood Chain appears correctly and I can see it when connecting to Virtuals Protocol. However, on my secondary address (where all my Virtuals airdrops on Robinhood

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  WolfpackTG (@WolfpackTG) reported 57 seconds ago

  @CoinbaseDuck Hahah good luck. No one @coinbase answers the productive feedback. I have even applied to numerous jobs I’m likely over qualified at to help and you don’t even break thru the HR wall. They can quite literally mimic any trading platform and succeed I.e. trading view (which you can plug in) or Thinkorswim which has treated me very well

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  13 ₿rAvO (Flip Gold Gang) (@BitcoinedOne) reported 2 minutes ago

  @chrisrich2020 @layeredstacks I needed coinbase customer service a few years back and was never able to get any help/support. And I don't trust Brian Armstrong

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  Chad Elwartowski (@E1war) reported 4 minutes ago

  Then the question becomes...how does @coinbase create their keys, how do the ETFs or nations create them. Are those methods vulnerable. Personally, I had a program create my key on a spare laptop, I wrote down the private and public key, I transferred my bitcoin then smashed the laptop to pieces, smashed the hard drive to little bits, then burned it all in a fire (laptop batteries explode in fire btw). Solution, not just for bitcoin but all such secure programs. Create a repository of safe security protocols/software. Have every new AI release attack those for vulnerabilities before release of the new model. Release an update and explanation for any vulnerability found. Make these the platinum standard for digital security.

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  Desert Ranger (@DesertRanger113) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BTCBreadMan @BitcoinIsaiah If I buy any product, especially one exalted by every BTC influencer, why would I expect the security on the device to be defective? That's ridiculous. If I buy a car, should I assume the wheels are **** and will fall off? It was negligence, pure and simple. This will push BTC holders away from self custody into the hands of BlackRock, Coinbase and the Epstein Class.

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  CryptoMa$ter (@ururish) reported 8 minutes ago

  @coinbase **** off selling sequencer fees. Leaving you and base for robinhood

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  Morteza Yousefi | NFT Artist (@morteza_yousefy) reported 11 minutes ago

  🚨 x402 payment protocol security alert 🚨 researchers found 31 security vulnerabilities across major x402 payment providers Coinbase confirmed issues and has begun implementing security fixes x402 is an HTTP-native payment protocol — it allows AI agents and apps to pay for API calls automatically using crypto it is becoming increasingly important as agentic AI systems need to make autonomous micropayments 31 vulnerabilities in a payment protocol that is being built into AI infrastructure is a serious finding the good news: researchers disclosed responsibly. fixes are being implemented the bad news: x402 is not yet widely used in production — these bugs found early could have been catastrophic later if you build on x402 — update your dependencies NOW #x402 #Coinbase #SecurityAlert

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  M&M Lion Fund (@mmlionfund) reported 16 minutes ago

  I have the same problem with Coinbase that I have with Airbnb. Chesky and Armstrong are great founders, but I'm not sure they're the right people to run public companies. Same goes for Jack Dorsey. There's a lot of tech talk from them on social media, but at the end of the day, public companies are about delivering returns to shareholders. So far, that hasn't been the case for $COIN $ABNB

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  Symbio (@joshjoh12374390) reported 23 minutes ago

  @grok @coinbase @CoinbasePredict Remember this conversation when ChatGPT is trying to get you to reverse engineer a T-800 arm. That **** doesn’t end well.

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  Clofre$hGenius🥷🏿 (@clofreshgenius) reported 26 minutes ago

  @c_w_ii please stop insulting my intelligence. yall need to allow this on your end. If i can AUTOMATICALLY do this with every other token on coinbase and binance EXCEPT YOURS then its not a me problem, its a your co or tech or what ever tf problem. we can even send useless meme coins 😡

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  Ferda Stonks (@FerdaStonks) reported 27 minutes ago

  Coinbase has probably had more customer deposits in the last 24 hours than they have in the last 5 years.

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  Pumponomics (@ThePumponomics) reported 28 minutes ago

  @goodalexander I have a good guess at what’s happening internally at Coinbase (all speculation) but it’s there’s prob a lot of higher level jostling for superiority and power. and too many decision makers that need to sign off on something to actually get done and implemented. they also over hired like crazy in Covid (similar to all tech companies) and could prob cut headcount by 50% and be fine you’d be amazed dude what happens at companies like this. no one knows what certain teams are working on. Few are aligned on anything. It’s like everyone is rowing a boat but pulling in diff directions

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  Gongetit (@gonngetit) reported 28 minutes ago

  Honestly **** @coinbase why are funds not immediately available 😭

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Blackitalian81 RWA tokens like ONDO are getting hit hard - $54.8M OI on their perps, weighing a $250M-500M acquisition, $700M+ in their yield product STX went from 105 to 766 active AI agents in a week as the Bitcoin L2 for AI play RENDER finished 98% of Solana migration, OctaneRender plugged direct GPU access Mantle quietly became the largest L2 in RWA with 75% of tokenized equity volume through RFQ USDe sitting at $5-6B supply after BlackRock plugged it into Aladdin, Coinbase Ventures first entry in 2026

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  Interlink Network Viet Nam Community (@interlinklabsvn) reported 31 minutes ago

  Why Is Customer Support on DEXs Weaker Than on CEXs? People who are new to crypto are often used to the traditional customer service model: if something goes wrong, they call a hotline or contact a support agent. However, on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) such as Uniswap or PancakeSwap, the reality is very different—there is no hotline to call and no customer service department to file a complaint with. In contrast, centralized exchanges (CEXs) like Binance and Coinbase maintain dedicated customer support teams and professional communication channels. This difference stems from the fundamental operating structure of the two models. First, there is no central entity responsible for users. A CEX is a legally registered company subject to regulatory oversight, so it is expected to provide customer support. A DEX, by contrast, is essentially a collection of smart contracts combined with a web interface. Many DEX projects are governed by a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), meaning there is no "parent company" or official representative that can be held accountable. Second, your funds are your responsibility. CEXs are custodial platforms—they hold users' assets and can sometimes intervene or reverse transactions when errors occur. DEXs are non-custodial: users sign and authorize transactions directly on the blockchain. Because blockchain transactions are immutable, no one—not even the DEX development team—can reverse a transaction, whether it was sent to the wrong address or affected by a smart contract issue. Third, the revenue model is much leaner. CEXs generate income from multiple sources, including trading fees, lending services, listing fees, and more, allowing them to fund large operational and customer support teams. DEXs typically earn only a small percentage of trading fees, most of which is distributed back to liquidity providers. As a result, there is often little budget left to maintain a dedicated, professional customer service department. Fourth, official communication is often limited. Many DEX development teams are anonymous or relatively small and lack dedicated public relations departments. When incidents occur, updates may only be shared through a few personal posts on social media, which can be inconsistent and significantly slower than the formal announcements typically issued by centralized exchanges. This is a trade-off, not necessarily an operational flaw. A CEX offers users greater peace of mind because there is an organization that can be held accountable. In exchange, users must trust a third party to custody their assets. A DEX gives users complete control over their funds—but also full responsibility. If you make a mistake, there is usually no one who can recover your assets. Interestingly, some blockchain projects are attempting to narrow this gap by adding additional security and risk-protection layers at the infrastructure level. For example, according to information published by InterLink Network on its official social media channels in early 2026, the project stated that it is developing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to help protect digital assets against long-term security risks posed by future quantum computers. Disclaimer:Cryptocurrency is not recognized as a legal means of payment in Vietnam. This article is intended solely for technical and educational purposes. It should not be interpreted as investment advice or an endorsement of any cryptocurrency project. Readers should conduct their own research, carefully assess the associated risks, and comply with all applicable laws and regulations before participating in any crypto platform. #Interlink #ITLG #ITL