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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 3 minutes ago

  NO CRYPTO NEWS BROKE THIS MORNING. THE BITCOIN FUND $IBIT IS DOWN 1.4% AND TWO CRYPTO STOCKS ARE DOWN NEARLY 5%: iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT at $44.05, -$0.62 / -1.39% today. BlackRock's fund does one job: hold real bitcoin in storage and cut the pile into shares that trade in an ordinary brokerage account. A few minutes into the session, three ways of owning the same idea have travelled three different distances: - iShares Bitcoin Trust: -1.39% - Coinbase at $179.60, -$8.52 / -4.53% today - Strategy at $126.57, -$6.38 / -4.80% today - Invesco QQQ Trust, the fund holding the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on Nasdaq, at $706.71, -$10.05 / -1.40% The coin itself barely moved. Bitcoin, ticker BTC, is at $77,605, -0.58% over the last 24 hours. Ethereum, ticker ETH, the second-largest digital asset, is at $2,437, -0.53%. No company news landed at Coinbase or Strategy. The bottom line: two of those four lines are not tracking a coin at all, and the arithmetic explaining why is printed in a filing. WHAT ACTUALLY PUSHED IT The price of borrowing. The 10-year Treasury yield - what the US government pays to borrow for a decade - is 4.79%, above the 4.75% it reached on July 31, which had been the highest in a year. A bond yield is what money earns for taking no business risk at all, and bitcoin pays no interest, no dividend and no rent, so a safe bond paying more competes with it directly. The date behind it: Friday, August 28, at the Kansas City Fed's Jackson Hole conference, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said inflation is running too hot. CME Group's FedWatch tool, which reads bets placed on interest-rate futures, put the odds of a quarter-point RISE at the September 15-16 meeting at 66.1% on Monday, against 35% before he spoke. The counterweight is real. US spot bitcoin funds - "spot" meaning they hold actual coin in storage rather than a contract about one - took in $216.7M on Monday, $205.9M of it into this fund, reversing Friday's $201.8M outflow. WHAT ONE FUND SHARE IS Bitcoin set its best price ever, $126,080, on October 6, 2025, and is $48,475 / 38.4% under it. The fund set its own best price of the past year, $71.82, on that same October day, and sits $27.77 / 38.7% below. Three tenths of a percentage point apart across eleven months - roughly the 0.25% annual fee, taken in bitcoin, that leaves each share standing on very slightly less coin every year. It does the job it says it does, minus the fee. WHAT ONE STRATEGY SHARE IS Strategy, the Virginia company formerly called MicroStrategy, raises money for one purpose: to hold bitcoin. On Monday it bought 4,603 coins for $369.7M, an average of $80,318 each, paid for by selling 4,531,421 newly created shares of itself. Its pile is now 845,050 coins, roughly 4% of all the bitcoin that will ever exist. At $77,605 that pile is worth $65.58B. Spread across the 384.2M shares in existence, each share carries $170.68 of bitcoin - against a $126.57 share price. That looks like buying a dollar for 74 cents. It is not, and the reason is two lines in the company's own quarterly report for the period ended June 30: - Long-term debt: $6.67B - Preferred stock, meaning shares that get paid before the ordinary ones: a claim of $15.46B That is $22.13B standing in front of the common shareholder, or $57.60 a share. Take it off: $170.68 of bitcoin, less $57.60 belonging to lenders and preferred holders, leaves $113.08. The share costs $126.57. Not a dollar for 74 cents - about $1.12 for $1.00. Which is also why a 1.4% day in the coin becomes a 4.8% day in the stock. That 1.39% fall took $2.37 off the bitcoin behind each share, and every cent comes out of the $113.08, not the $170.68, because the lenders and preferred holders lose nothing. The stock is down $6.38. The coin explains $2.37 of it. The other $4.01 is people paying less for the wrapper itself, and that half can move any day, on nothing. WHAT ONE COINBASE SHARE IS Coinbase, the New York company, runs a crypto exchange and stores coins for other people, taking a fee either way. It holds no pile for shareholders. It sells the shovels, so its results turn on activity rather than price. Its June quarter, reported July 30: revenue - the money coming in the door - $1.22B, -19% from a year earlier, against roughly $1.29B-$1.31B expected; spot trading volume $146.4B, -24%; net loss $359.5M, or $1.36 a share. Subscription and services, money arriving whether anybody trades or not, reached 48 cents of every net revenue dollar. The line arguing back: its share of all crypto spot trading hit a company record 10.3%, from 9.1% three months earlier. A bigger slice of a smaller pie. The stock is $222.56 / 55.3% under the $402.16 it reached on October 10, 2025. WHERE THESE SIT The fund cannot be a Len5 name at all. Each of the six weighs a business, and a vault with a fee attached has no sales, no customers and no management to fix a bad year. Coinbase is on none of the six. Both value styles - one hunting a durable business at a fair price, the other one priced under what it looks worth - stop on a missing number rather than a high one, since a $359.5M quarterly loss gives them nothing to price against; a profitable quarter carried by the subscription half opens them. Momentum wants a company already climbing on its own news, and 55.3% under an October high is the wrong shape - retaking $402.16 on its own figures changes it. Both growth styles stop at revenue down 19%, Income at no dividend at all. Strategy is on none of the six either, on mechanics rather than any view of bitcoin. It loses money under the standard accounting rulebook, closing both value styles; profit earned by the software business rather than by the coin opens them. Momentum is out at 65.3% under the $365.21 it reached on October 6, 2025. Both growth styles need a growing business, and the operating company underneath is a small software line - the coin is not revenue. Income is settled by that $15.46B, which is cash owed to a class ahead of the ordinary shareholder rather than cash reaching one; a real common dividend would change it. WHERE THIS BREAKS Crypto is volatile and speculative, and nothing here forecasts a price. Both wrappers add risks the coin does not have: Strategy owes $6.67B whatever bitcoin does, and Coinbase needs customers who keep trading, which last quarter fewer of them did. Each has an answer too - Coinbase's subscription half carries nearly half of revenue without needing a busy market, and Strategy's average price across all 845,050 coins is $75,412, so the pile still sits 2.9% above cost. Strategy paid $80,318 apiece for its most recent 4,603 coins. At this morning's price that purchase is about $12.5M underwater. The same shares have shed roughly $2.4B of market value - the share price times every share in existence - before 10am. Only one of those two numbers has anything to do with bitcoin. Not investment advice.

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  Dirτy Waτer Degen e/acc/dd 🟧 (@DirtyWaterDegen) reported 3 minutes ago

  @coinbase Do not get the coinbase one credit card. Garbage customer service. My account has been frozen for 11 days with no explanation

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  Catherine Crowder.eth🇺🇸 (@0xCathCrowder) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Rearbreed155553 We're sorry about the trouble with your Coinbase account. I get how frustrating it can be when you don't get the help you need. Just shoot me a message with the email address, and i’ll look into it for you.

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  T M (@TO11702329) reported 8 minutes ago

  CP — Cluster Protocol 🚨 PRIME IGNITION / LISTING IMMINENCE CONFIRMED PRE-TRADING WAIT FOR OFFICIAL PRICE DISCOVERY FINAL forward capturable: Wait until a canonical CP market has an executable price, real liquidity and observable sell-side depth. Assigning a 4–10X/10–30X before that would violate the Reality/Execution gate. Why this crossed the notification gate: A genuine multi-venue access cascade has formed before normal spot trading. OKX opened CP deposits on September 1 and will begin CP/USDT spot trading September 2 at 14:30 UTC. Bitget independently opened deposits and confirmed CP/USDT trading for September 2 at 15:00 UTC. DO NOT buy any random “CP” DEX contract attempting to front-run tomorrow's listings. Canonical contract verification is mandatory. This is precisely the kind of pre-access event QVR is meant to intercept HOWEVER correct move right now is prepare, not fabricate an entry price. More importantly, Coinbase's own listing roadmap now identifies Cluster Protocol (CP) with canonical Base contract 0x001AAd84c21A5CD4d696C56d44866e9703c43F77 Coinbase says roadmap assets are assets it has decided to list, although actual trading still depends on sufficient market-making support and technical infrastructure. That moves CP beyond rumor or generic “listing-compatible” status into a materially stronger access configuration. Primary risk: Pre-launch market data is contaminated. Searches currently surface supposed CP pools/prices tied to different token addresses, including a Uniswap pool whose CP address does not match the canonical contract confirmed by OKX/Bitget/Coinbase. QVR therefore rejects those apparent prices and their spectacular percentage gains as identity-unsafe evidence. Ignition confirmation: Once canonical CP trading opens, QVR wants to see broad spot participation across OKX/Bitget, executable liquidity, sustained volume relative to circulating capitalization, buyer breadth, and price appreciation materially slower than capital expansion. A reasonable opening valuation plus those conditions could rapidly upgrade CP to QUICK/SUPER FLASH. Invalidation: Extremely inflated opening valuation, shallow exit liquidity, severe concentration, rapid airdrop dumping, inconsistent supply data, or capital appearing primarily as short-lived listing churn.

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  Catherine Crowder.eth🇺🇸 (@0xCathCrowder) reported 8 minutes ago

  @fullforcetrades We're sorry about the trouble with your Coinbase account. I get how frustrating it can be when you don't get the help you need. Just shoot me a message with the email address, and i’ll look into it for you.

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 13 minutes ago

  ISHARES ETHEREUM TRUST $ETHA HOLDS $8.5B OF ETHER. THE VERSION THAT PAYS IS A DIFFERENT FUND: iShares Ethereum Trust ETHA at $18.57 (after hours), -$0.15 / -0.80% from today's close. It finished regular trading at $18.72, +$0.35 / +1.91%. BlackRock's fund has one job: buy real ether, store it, and cut the pile into shares that trade in a brokerage account like a stock. Spot means it holds the actual coin rather than a contract about one - $8.54B of it. The bottom line: ether pays a small income to people who help run its network, and bitcoin has nothing like that. This fund passes that income to nobody. BlackRock runs a second one that does. August is the month the difference stopped being a footnote. WHERE THE TWO BIGGEST COINS SIT Bitcoin, ticker BTC: $78,317, +0.72% over the last 24 hours. Ethereum, ticker ETH, the second-largest digital asset: $2,460, +1.88% across the same window. Ether moved about two and a half times as far, and that is the month in miniature. Across August this fund gained $4.65 / +33.0%. iShares Bitcoin Trust at $44.33 (after hours), -$0.34 / -0.76% from today's $44.67 close, itself +$0.77 / +1.75% today, gained $9.03 / +25.3% over the same four weeks. Nearly eight points of daylight between the two largest coins in one month. THE THING ETHER DOES THAT BITCOIN CANNOT Ether owners can lock their coins up to help check and record transactions on the network, and the network pays them for the work - currently around 2.7% a year. That is staking, and roughly 34% of all the ether in existence is now doing it, against about 29% in January. Bitcoin offers no equivalent. Holding it pays zero, always, by design. TWO FUNDS, ONE COIN, ONE PAYMENT This fund does not stake. It holds ether in cold storage and charges 0.25% a year, collected by selling coin out of the fund, so each share stands on very slightly less ether over time. Nothing is ever distributed. iShares Staked Ethereum Trust closed at $31.96, +$0.60 / +1.91% today. Launched March 12, 2026, it stakes 70% to 95% of its ether through Coinbase Prime validators and hands 82% of the gross rewards to shareholders monthly, BlackRock keeping 18%. It paid $0.03 a share on August 11 - about $0.36 a year at that pace, near 1.1% of the share price. The honest half: the fund that pays holds $863.3M, the fund that pays nothing holds $8.54B. Nearly ten dollars have gone into the silent one for every dollar in the one that distributes. Neither can be a Len5 name, and that is structural rather than a judgment. Every Len5 weighs a business, and a vault with a fee attached has no earnings and no growth rate. Even the staking fund fails the Income Len5, which wants cash a business genuinely funds; here it comes from a network. WHERE THE MONEY WENT Since August 17, US spot ether funds have taken in about $1.42B across nine trading days without one day of net selling, per Farside Investors. This fund took $1.02B of it, 72 cents in every dollar. The scale makes it land. In the week to August 28, US spot bitcoin funds pulled in $924.5M and spot ether funds about $824M - nearly the same money into a category a fraction of the size, since BlackRock's bitcoin fund holds $61.35B against this one's $8.54B, roughly seven to one. THE TWO COMPANIES IN THIS - Strategy, the company formerly called MicroStrategy, at $130.62 (after hours), -$2.32 / -1.75% from today's $132.94 close, +$5.63 / +4.42% on the day. The Tysons Corner, Virginia company holds bitcoin and raises money to hold more; today it said it added 4,603 coins between August 24 and 30 for $369.7M, taking the pile to 845,050. It has paid $63.73B for them, $75,412 a coin against $78,317 tonight - the largest corporate bitcoin owner on earth is ahead about 3.9% on the whole position, and owns no ether at all. It is on no Len5: the $15.1B gap between its $51.08B market value, meaning share price times share count, and $66.18B of coin is the size of the bonds and preferred stock ranking ahead of common holders, not a discount hiding behind them - and those same senior holders take the cash the Income Len5 looks for. Those claims shrinking while the coin holds is what would change it. - Coinbase Global at $186.05 (after hours), -$2.07 / -1.10% from today's $188.12 close, +$9.48 / +5.31%. The New York company runs a crypto exchange, and it sits underneath this whole note: primary custodian for eight of the nine US spot ether funds, and the execution partner sharing that 18% cut of the staking rewards. That is the healthier half. Its June quarter, reported July 30: revenue $1.2B against $1.5B a year earlier and under the $1.35B modelled, with a net loss of $359M, or $1.36 a share - but subscription and services revenue, money arriving whether anybody trades or not, was $555M, 48% of net revenue. On no Len5 either: both value Len5es need earnings to price against and that loss gives none, while Momentum, which watches a company climbing on news of its own, sees a stock +35.2% off its July 31 low of $139.11 climbing on the coin instead. That services line reaching profit through a quiet trading quarter changes both. WHAT TO WATCH Whether the money follows the yield: the staking fund's next monthly payment is the running count of whether a 1% distribution can pull assets from a fund ten times its size. And a proposal called EIP-8361, which would cut the network's staking reward from roughly 2.6% to 1.2% over eighteen months. Halve that and half of everything above becomes a different argument. THE RISK, AND IT IS NOT SMALL Crypto is volatile and speculative, and nothing here forecasts any price. Ether outran bitcoin by nearly eight points in a month, and that arithmetic does not politely reverse itself on the way down. A 2.7% yield is thin compensation for an asset whose fund traded at $11.525 a share on June 26 and closed tonight 48.1% under the $36.04 it reached last October. Today's trading was light besides, 30.9M shares against a 59.4M two-week average, on the last day of a month. Bitcoin sits still by design. Ether can be put to work. That is a real difference between the two largest coins, and the fund holding the most American money in ether is the one that leaves it sitting still. Not investment advice.

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  2xnmore (@2xnmore) reported 19 minutes ago

  $TAO did not arrive on Aerodrome last Saturday. It arrived nine days earlier. The headline is a Chainlink recap. On August 20, ForeverMoney put a 1:1 TAO representation live on Base through Chainlink CCIP. Contract: 0xf3081494B87e8D5fb7960f066E931D1D0e6E3d67. The same recap bundled in wARS and cbBTC, a tokenised peso lending market and a separate Robinhood Chain integration. Neither has anything to do with TAO. That is the actual trade. Not native TAO. A bridged claim that sits in an EVM wallet, gets swapped on Aerodrome, and can farm pool incentives. The market will screenshot decentralised AI is now DeFi. Price the legal form instead. You are not holding the Bittensor asset. You are holding a bridged representation of it. Subnet alpha tokens already had a Base path through Project Rubicon's wrappers last year. This is the parent token following the same rail. What actually changed is venue. TAO can now meet Base flow, wallets built around Coinbase, and Aerodrome liquidity without living only on its home chain. Access is not the same as native. Liquidity is not the same as the network. The token trading on Aerodrome is only as good as the bridge that minted it.

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  Junar (@JunarXBT) reported 19 minutes ago

  Educational content bitcoin:native CB negative = Short opportunity Coinbase premium is negative last 4 days price still falling down Spot volume is low and selling pressure is incoming all the exchanges This is the sign of flush incoming before next move. 75/74k is next level. currently sellers dominate the move

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  AMINU (@aaminhajj__) reported 20 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseMarkets Coinbase support is coming, but CP transfers remain locked for now.

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  Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported 21 minutes ago

  @zikpen @coinbase Could you DM us so we can review why an ID verification is being requested and help clarify the restriction on sending to your external wallet?

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  King Daniel The Great (@greatkingdaniel) reported 22 minutes ago

  This is exactly how I see it too. I'm 100% DEX ****, but killing CEXs is not the mission. They don't compete. They complete each other. Here is the case where they coexist perfectly: Think of the journey of a new user in Nigeria, India, or even Australia : 1. The On-Ramp: CEX does what DEX can't. You can't buy crypto with your bank card on Uniswap. You need a CEX. Binance, Coinbase, Kraken turn your fiat Naira/Dollars into crypto. They handle KYC, banking partners, customer support. That's infrastructure DEX was never built to handle. 2. The Learning Curve: CEX is training wheels. A newbie doesn't understand gas fees, slippage, seed phrases. On a CEX they learn what BTC, ETH, candlesticks are in a safe, custodial, Web2-like environment. It's forgiving. If you forget your password, you reset it. If you forget your seed phrase on DEX, your funds are gone forever. 3. The Graduation: DEX is where freedom lives. Once that user understands self-custody, once they've been burned by a CEX freeze, a withdrawal pause, a listing delisting; they graduate. They move to DEX for true ownership, privacy, and uncensorable trading. No one can freeze your wallet on PancakeSwap or Uniswap. Why one doesn't hurt the other: CEX brings NEW money into crypto. DEX keeps that money IN crypto. Without CEX, crypto has no growth; no new users enter. Without DEX, crypto has no purpose; we're just recreating the same banks we tried to escape. CEX is the airport. DEX is the country. You need the airport to get people into the country, but you don't live in the airport. I advocate for DEX because self-custody is the whole point of crypto. But I support CEX because it's the most efficient onboarding tool we have for the next billion users. @LibertySwapFi can you guys shine a light on this.

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  bestxml.ip (❖,❖) (@bestxml007) reported 23 minutes ago

  US stocks are going onchain, and @zothdotio wants to make them easier to access. Using zVaults, eligible users outside the US can fund one diversified basket with stablecoins on @base. Starting with Apple, Alphabet, Meta & NVIDIA. No US bank account or broker required, with holdings in your own wallet. More stocks can follow as Coinbase expands its tokenized lineup.

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  Catherine Crowder.eth🇺🇸 (@0xCathCrowder) reported 25 minutes ago

  @BDFREEN It may not actually be deleted, you may have been signed into a duplicate Coinbase account or the original account may be restricted/locked. Are you seeing a brand-new empty account, or can you not sign in at all?

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  Jimmy oy (@Frank8364034541) reported 26 minutes ago

  I tried sending some xrp from #coinbase to #Xaman wallet and it won’t let me get past the memo screen (Xaman doesn’t provide a memo or require it ) nor has it ever . wtf I feel like my money is held hostage.

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  fern.sol (@Urim567763) reported 26 minutes ago

  coinbase ceo brian armstrong says the old guard is lobbying to block crypto firms from real competition. clearer rules would supposedly fix this. funny how every incumbent wants regulation to stop startups until they're the incumbent