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  Chris Landis (@Landisman777) reported 54 seconds ago

  Brother, I'm not really up on Dex. I'm willing to learn though. Question though, I got In this game knowing xrp is future RR tracks for money. Most my liquid is in Coinbase. I can purchase Dex off their site. is that a wise move or no and lastly can you really make any money on Dex?

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  Zeph (@0xZephh) reported 1 minute ago

  @SyntraxXYZ migrating to base gives the system low fees and direct access to coinbase distribution rails

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  Jerry Chu 🍊 (@PMDBT) reported 2 minutes ago

  I saw this recently and realized that funny enough I've been directionally correct a lot, but often for pretty odd or basic reasons. It's usually not some sophisticated prediction lol. Top 2 stories: 1. BTC. I first heard about Bitcoin ~2012, when I was a freshman at USC. My rationale was that criminal enterprises and most of the black market economy would prefer transacting in something like this versus carrying cash in suitcases or other physical currencies. I did some research and found that it was already being used in that way through silkroad. And the black market is economy is pretty large, so if you price in that demand versus the supply at the time, it seemed like it was a good bet. But back then the only way you could buy it was to send money through western union to mt. gox, which was a pretty terrible experience and I was never able to pass their KYC successfully. I even remembered photocopying my canadian passport to send over email. So, I didn't buy then, but eventually I heard about coinbase around 2014/2015. It was so much easier, so I was finally able to buy around then. I think price was ~$250/BTC back then. 2. Tesla. I really liked the initial roadster, so I bought some shares. This was also around 2011 during my freshman year. I started seeing a bunch of negative press around them later that year about how they're going to fail as a company, immanent bankruptcy, which caused me to panic sell. But I saw the model s announcement and studied elon's history and realized it's probably smarter to bet on him than against him for this kind of stuff. I even gave my recommendation to buy the stock in my accounting 101 class (Tesla was the company I did the report on). I specifically remember telling everyone in that classroom that if they had $5,000 they didn't need for a few years, they should buy some Tesla shares. I think price was ~$18 back then and was before all the share splits. Of course, I followed my own advice. I wonder how many of my classmates listened to me back then?

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  Jason Hughes (@wk057) reported 3 minutes ago

  @w_s_bitcoin @ocean_mining Reorgs are treated normally from the TIDES perspective. If an OCEAN block becomes reorg'd out, then it's as if that block never happened. Simple accounting, too, because of coinbase payouts.

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  Peaceful Warrior (@RanjYousif) reported 3 minutes ago

  @scottmelker easy call today when nothing's on fire. talk to me next time a top-5 CEX has a $10B hole and every senator with a coinbase account starts working the phones.

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  david phelps (@divine_economy) reported 6 minutes ago

  all of this. base got two things right that very few chains did. 1) it understood the importance of apps to its own success as a chain, 2) it understood it had to be a kind of app store to distribute those apps. these were not obvious theses. but the issue was execution. there's a time-tested way to build app stores. you build your own b-rate version of major apps people want, you use those to draw users, and meantime you encourage everyone to build better versions of your own apps that you'll distribute and market. what did base do? the opposite of this. instead of building apps people wanted, it pushed hard on apps they didn't. (specifically, one app! hearing "base is for everyone" and seeing all efforts around one app was a kick in the face for builders there.) instead of creating a place where everyone knew they'd get distribution, it focused entirely on apps from coinbase founders. instead of leveraging user metrics to surface apps to people, it made its own arbitrary calls on what it thought people *should* use—all of which sounded a lot like vapid virtue-signaling. instead of listening to what its users or its builders wanted, it told them what they should want instead. will robinhood get this right? it's pretty unclear. but the fact they're open to users operating on their chain for unintended use cases means they're willing to embrace one of the major benefits of permissionlessness for a company: to get fuller data about what it is their users want. there's still plenty of time for base to learn this lesson too

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  slotER 🏴‍☠️ (@slotER609) reported 13 minutes ago

  @coopernicus01 Coinbase is garbage

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  Zayven (@Zayvencrypto) reported 14 minutes ago

  US GOVERNMENT MOVES OVER $288 MILLION IN SEIZED BITCOIN, ETHER TO COINBASE PRIME: THE BLOCK $BTC $ETH

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  Senator Mak🖖 (@Unbankt) reported 16 minutes ago

  @latenightonbase @blknoiz06 @brian_armstrong My man. If you just isolated casinos which is essentially what you’re saying re memecoins that whole pitch is loose. Because base and Coinbase are building everything else you mentioned. Most peer reviewed studies show that gambling is a net negative and memecoins have a significantly worse outcome rate than casinos. It was only a month ago everyone was pointing to memecoins as the reason this whole space degenerated into illiquidity. Now a new venue supports them and temporarily flows have everyone euphoric. I don’t have a problem with gambling personally. Let people trade what they want to trade provided the stakes are a known quantity. Regarding the city analogy, my thoughts:

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  Leoaraiz (@Leoaraiz_BTW) reported 18 minutes ago

  You can BUY $ANSEM almost anywhere now 👇 > Coinbase Wallet (instant access for millions of normies) > Hyperliquid Spot (only the 2nd memecoin ever listed there after $FARTCOIN) > Other CEXs like Kucoin, MEXC etc > Onchain on Jupiter, Titan, Meteora etc > Perps on Aster Be a part of biggest, most accessible onboarding campaign CT/crypto has ever seen

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  Onyx DAO (@X_OnyxDao) reported 19 minutes ago

  If Coinbase doesn’t support ONYX deposit on Goliath Network, the tokens won’t be credited automatically. Do you have the Transaction hash id, receiving address for the said transfer @SMorrissey93049

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  Jettie (@jettie_Rider) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coinbase F is for Fees you pay just to get the yield 𝗔 is for Always cutting corners on customer service 𝗜 is for Incurring monthly subscription costs for Coinbase One 𝗟 is for Locking people out of their accounts when they try to "exit anytime."

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  Stablecoin Sean (@seanlippel) reported 20 minutes ago

  @rbthreek coinbase could not have done anything worse than its execution wrt: base --- try all the wrong things but do none of them well, double down on nothing but the worst of the things (creator coins)

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  Cryptoviking88 (@Anonvikwar) reported 21 minutes ago

  @OpenGradient @coinbase OPG & Mathew-****-**** @0xDeltaHedged you should shut ******** up you scumbag ****** criminals. **** you to the grave.

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  Laura Harper 🔸 Crypto (@LauraHarpercoll) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MerlijnTrader Coinbase Prime is a custodial service. Institutions deposit there without touching spot markets all the time "Sent to exchange" and "sold" stopped being synonyms around 2020