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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Tricia Johnson (@tricia_glennon) reported 2 minutes ago

  @CryptoGuyUS @Coachjv_ Please help me I can’t figure out crypto I bought a coinbase account but can’t even figure how to buy xrp at checkout lol. I stuck to silver gold and copper I heard xrp is the best

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  Tirolo (@PTirolo) reported 2 minutes ago

  Coinbase just closed the first-ever government-backed mortgage secured by $BTC. A Michigan couple pledged Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment, sidestepping capital gains taxes and keeping full upside exposure. The loan splits into a standard Fannie Mae note and a second lien backed by crypto. Better requires $250K in $BTC to cover a $100K down payment, with liquidation only after 60 days of delinquency - price swings don’t trigger margin calls. Rolling out nationwide soon, the product will also support $USDC initially, turning crypto wealth into homeownership without selling a single sat.

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  RichardLockhart (@sudkate_y) reported 3 minutes ago

  My investment recommendations for June: $PYPL (PayPal) — Do not buy $SQ (Block) — Do not buy $V (Visa) — Buy $MA (Mastercard) — Buy $COIN (Coinbase) — Buy $HOOD (Robinhood) — Strong Buy $CRCL (Circle) — Strong Buy $SOFI (SoFi) — Strong Buy Some have asked: Why don't I charge a fee? Good ideas should be shared. That's why these posts will always be free.

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  HulkSmaaash (@Mining_losses) reported 4 minutes ago

  @MiggyCryptoX @coinbase I wish it was a Visa. I've never had any issues using my Visa card, but a lot of places don't take Amex.

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  Fikrii (@fikriisaygii) reported 7 minutes ago

  $BTC holders can now be used as collateral for home mortgages in a historic first this week. Coinbase and Better executed the first conventional, Fannie Mae-backed loan secured entirely by $BTC to cover the down payment. This means crypto owners can access housing leverage without triggering capital gains taxes by selling their holdings, because price volatility doesn’t cause liquidations under the two-loan structure. No exchange risk either - pledged collateral only faces action after 60 days of payment delinquency, while immediate upside and major cap gains are preserved for true believers of digital gold.

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  Dante (@c75qffxtfj) reported 7 minutes ago

  @coinbase Hey I need help from somebody about my account customer service refuses to do anything to help and they say they just will escalate my issue and I’ve gotten zero responses

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  TimeEnergy Traveller (@fixingmoneybtc) reported 8 minutes ago

  It makes sense that an American would help their country limit the effects of the complete collapse of their economy. I believe Coinbase and MSTR are part of this "Strategy" its not a micro Strategy either. Its big. The nationalisation will happen as the USD officially collapses

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  AFRO-NODE DApp Web3 Project (@AfroDapp8382) reported 8 minutes ago

  Binance, Coinbase, FTX ; are all custodial. When FTX collapsed, millions of users couldn't access their own funds. Non-custodial wallets exist so that scenario is impossible. Telegram wallets are custodial wallets. They froze thousands of USDT from people that I know, 2023

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  Dante (@c75qffxtfj) reported 9 minutes ago

  @la12345ad Are you actually Coinbase support?

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  Kapoor Kshitiz (@kshitizkapoor_) reported 10 minutes ago

  Crypto has a demand problem! Everyone is focused on price. I'm focused on who's actually buying. - $BTC open Interest has fallen to around $23B - Fear and Greed has collapsed into Extreme Fear - The Coinbase Premium has been negative for 19 straight days At the same time: - US jobs came in at 172K vs 85K expected - Markets are now pricing a much more hawkish Fed That's a dangerous combination for crypto and can lead to further downside from here.

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  mrwagmi.btc (@mrwagmibtc) reported 11 minutes ago

  Uh-o. PS. #Bitcoin doesnt "halt". Coinbase just goes down when #BTC surges up.

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  CarolinKaKao (@carolynkakaoo) reported 11 minutes ago

  The first-ever Fannie Mae-backed conventional mortgage secured by $BTC just closed, with Coinbase and Better helping a Michigan couple pledge Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment. The structure uses a standard home loan plus a second crypto-backed lien, letting borrowers avoid selling their $BTC or $USDC and sidestepping capital gains taxes - no liquidation triggers even if prices swing. For example, a $100K down payment can be backed by $250K in Bitcoin, marking a concrete step as U.S. housing regulators align with the push to make the country a crypto hub.

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  Sherry Spurlin (@MortgageGroup_) reported 11 minutes ago

  @rapzcre3 Coinbase is terrible. Some of their “customer service representatives” are scammers

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  Capital Currents (@Macro_Ocean) reported 12 minutes ago

  1/ The Stablecoin Sovereignty: Waller isn't just tolerating crypto; he is weaponizing it. He argues that as stablecoins like USDC scale globally, they force foreign economies to anchor their domestic monetary habits to the U.S. dollar, essentially locking in America’s financial iron curtain. However, under high-interest stress, this future value is freezing—liquidity has paused, and crypto proxies like Robinhood (HOOD) and Coinbase (COIN) are feeling the chill. 2/ The Extreme Quest for Efficiency: The real action is transferring to a new frontier: the brutal deflation of AI operational costs. Enterprises are suffocating under massive cloud bills, sparking a desperate migration toward local edge computing. Look at Perplexity partnering with NVIDIA to bypass pure cloud nodes, splitting workloads so local PC hardware handles foundational inference. 3/ The Edge Hardware Resurgence: To capture this shift, NVIDIA just launched "RTX Breaker"—a specialized computing platform engineered for high-spec personal AI PCs. They aren't trying to spread AI to retail consumers out of optimism; they are providing corporate fortresses a cheap alternative to escape expensive public server farms.

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  cristineisa (@cristineisa0709) reported 16 minutes ago

  A conventional Fannie Mae-backed home mortgage secured by $BTC has officially closed for the first time, Coinbase confirmed Thursday. A Michigan couple used Bitcoin as collateral through lender Better to fund their down payment without triggering a taxable event. The structure layers two separate loans: a standard government-guaranteed mortgage plus a second lien backed by pledged crypto. Liquidations are avoided unless payments fall 60 days delinquent, insulating borrowers from intra-cycle volatility. Coinbase plans to roll this out nationally in coming months while adding support for $USDC collateral on day one.