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  Butters (@chinaburnerphon) reported 2 minutes ago

  If you bought the much anticipated Coinbase at IPO last cycle and held you’d be down 50% from the price you paid to private investors

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  venus (@RitOnchain) reported 12 minutes ago

  if you're building agents that spend money, you need to understand four protocols launched in the last 12 months. Bookmark it! they solve different problems. picking wrong wastes months. x402 (coinbase) — SETTLEMENT what it does: HTTP 402 payment required. agent hits API, server quotes price in USDC, agent signs authorization, resource delivered. best for: sub-dollar API micropayments. pay-per-request data, LLM calls, analytics queries. cost: ~$0.0001 per tx on base. limitation: crypto-native today. USDC default. fiat integration in progress. volume: ~176M txs, $73M total. sustained $11 to 15M/week Q1 2026. quote: "your wallet becomes the universal API key" - erik reppel MPP (stripe/tempo) — PROTOCOL LAYER what it does: payment-method agnostic checkout for machines. same HTTP 402 signal but accepts cards, stablecoins, lightning, bank transfers. best for: if you need multi-rail from day one. sessions for streaming micropayments (pay-per-token LLM billing). cost: stablecoin txs as low as $0.001. card txs $5-10 where economics work. limitation: launched march 2026. first week: 34,000 txs but only ~$3,730 volume. experimentation phase. quote: "MPP is the checkout form for machines" - brendan ryan, tempo AP2 (google) — AUTHORIZATION what it does: cryptographic mandates. user delegates spending authority to agent with price limits, timing, conditions. best for: consumer-facing agent commerce where a human pre-approves spend boundaries. cost: no settlement fees (doesn't move money). limitation: doesn't solve "how does payment settle" - pairs with x402 or MPP. partners: 60+ including mastercard, paypal, coinbase, shopify, walmart. visa intelligent commerce — CARD RAILS EXTENSION what it does: tokenized virtual card numbers for agents. programmable spend controls. standard card-not-present checkout. best for: transactions above $5 where consumer protections, rewards, and credit matter. cost: ~$0.30 fixed fee per transaction. kills economics below $0.30. limitation: can't serve 76% of current agent tx volume. hedging via MPP plugin instead of competing. wildcard: visa CLI beta - card payments from developer terminal with touch ID per purchase. how to choose: building a headless API for agents at $0.01/call → x402 or MPP with stablecoin settlement building pay-per-token LLM billing → MPP sessions building consumer agent that shops on user's behalf → AP2 + settlement layer underneath building for existing visa merchant network above $5 → visa tokenized credentials building for liability coverage on agent errors → amex ACE (agent purchase protection) what failed: openAI shelved chatgpt instant checkout march 2026. ~30 shopify merchants after 5 months. no sales tax, no fraud prevention, no multi-item cart. lesson: consumer checkout UI for agents isn't the market. protocol endpoints are. the stack assembles, not competes: AP2 → authorizes x402 or MPP → settles visa → hedges on high-value consumer flows google cloud's pay[dot]sh uses x402 AND MPP together. coinbase is both AP2 partner and x402 creator. don't pick a protocol. pick the layer you're building and wire the others in.

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  jva (@jva0001) reported 14 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong JUST IN: @coinbase CEO has hired his mother as wisdom advisor @CoinbaseDev because he/she has his best interest in mind. he clearly doesn’t care about customer, just himself

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  Teen LaQueefah (@WeedyHerralsun) reported 16 minutes ago

  @HammersGinger @coinbase This is the heart of it. Gonna chew on this, thanks 🤝 Situation is crazy “Yeah there’s a problem, might not fix it.” Tack it up to the check and balancers though, all the same @IRS_CI

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  crypto pls (@888powerhouse) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MezoNetwork I hold Mezo on Coinbase. However it keeps going down in price :) I guess I should buy more

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  Jaggedah (@jaggedah) reported 20 minutes ago

  $Base token is all but confirmed. And the Base App is pivoting to being a customer acquisition tool for international expansion. Imo this is good on Coinbase to double down on what's already working (stablecoins) and what's about to get unlocked (tokenization of assets) while use the Base App to onboard onchain users from countries without the regulatory hassle.

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  Tim von Sachs (@timfromsachs) reported 20 minutes ago

  What is actually built underneath: 95 database migrations. 183 API endpoints. Stripe Connect + x402 USDC on Base mainnet. Gasless settlement via Coinbase facilitator. Lipsynced character videos. MCP server. Solo. Three months. Zero funding. From Munich

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  Donal #BIP-110 (@DonalDevine) reported 21 minutes ago

  @ProofOfMoney Nothing - because he does not own the bitcoin he buys - it is owned by Coinbase and they rehypothecate the **** out of it.

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  Born to gamble (@borntogambles) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Chimpnouts Coinbase has FBI in their back pocket? Cool story. 
You still wouldn’t report **** if that money hit your wallet, stop acting like a saint.

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  Crypto News Hunters 🎯 (@CryptoNewsHntrs) reported 28 minutes ago

  SEC DELAYS BLOCKCHAIN TOKENIZED STOCKS! ​NASDAQ, NYSE, AND COINBASE ARE RACING TO BRIDGE WALL STREET WITH CRYPTO RAILS, BUT REWRITING MARKET PLUMBING TAKES TIME. ​THE SEC IS HOLDING BACK THE FLOODGATES TO FIX MAJOR ROADBLOCKS—LIKE TOKENIZING STOCKS WITHOUT COMPANY CONSENT AND SECURING INSTITUTIONAL CUSTODY.

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 28 minutes ago

  Charlatan #Coinbase with no customer service, runs its business on cover up and lies

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  Bobby Carl (@bobbyleecarl) reported 29 minutes ago

  I have a friend who bought a new iPhone but didn't think to grab the tokens for his authenticator app and now is locked out of his coinbase account and his driver's license does not exactly match the name he has on his @coinbase account and now he's in a doom loop because he can't log into his account to change his legal name and he can't do the selfie providing his driver's license to update his legal name. Has anybody had experience with this and what are my options because the @coinbase agent has been useless. #fundsstranded #notsaf #help

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  atown (@AtownBrown) reported 34 minutes ago

  We will be launching access our @capacitr_xyz market analysis endpoint via x402 using both @coinbase and @MetaMask as facilitators and will be charging agents in $capacitr to use the endpoint. This is built and in testing, hoping to announce it next week!

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  “Billie” (@dialuplife) reported 35 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong **** stablecoins, why are Lightning and Monero not in CoinBase wallet? Government boot lickers at CoinBase are just a bunch of larps

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  Gryazin (@gryazintweets) reported 39 minutes ago

  Just do it. That's it. This post might look like a motivational poster straight out of 2015 - "Just DO it!" style. I don't want to sink into that stinking banality, but I really want to say something. I came across a video on Twitter with Brian Armstrong (CEO of Coinbase) and Jesse (head of Base). Jesse asks Armstrong: - What should people do when things aren't working out? Brian's answer: - Keep going. You launched a business, it didn't work - go work at a company, watch how people who made it actually did it, try again. I wanted to raise $1M for Coinbase. Raised $600K. Thought, okay, I'll work with $600K. And like - he said something so mind-numbingly obvious that you just want to scream: "You're the ******* CEO of Coinbase, come on, say something that blows my mind." But Brian said it exactly as it is. I've been thinking about this a lot over the last six months. Look. Watch how children behave. I know how interesting it is to sit on the internet, but it's summer - you can go outside for half an hour, sit on a bench in the park, and watch how little kids - toddlers - actually act. He stands up, falls down, walks, falls again, tries to grab a toy - can't reach it, okay, so he approaches from the other side, falls again, okay, falls, falls, gets up, goes around - grabs the damn toy. Every person is born free. Every person is born wanting to explore the world, to achieve things, to discover. Every child does this easily - they just do. But what happens to our little one after that? He grows up. Dad scolds him for mistakes. Mom has a meltdown in front of him over her own mistakes. The teacher at school yells over a spelling error. Exams send him back for a retake because of a mistake. The kid who yesterday wanted to explore the world is now being told: "You're a piece of **** if you make mistakes. You're a piece of ****. Repeat after me: I am a piece of ****." And the little person faces a choice: 1. Stop doing anything at all - that's most people. 2. Keep going, but live in terror of making a mistake and eventually burn out from that fear - that's a smaller percentage. 3. Tell all those "adults" in your head to go **** themselves, dethrone them, they're nobody now, and just do what you do - those are the rare ones. I'm personally moving from the second stage into the third. I'm reclaiming that childhood sense of play - where there's no punishment for mistakes, just the game itself, and curiosity.