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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  brocchoy (@brocchoy) reported 5 seconds ago

  @zosegal @CoinbaseDuck **** Coinbase. Fees are outrageous. Never buying or selling through them again

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  Kendall (@kendaIIc) reported 4 minutes ago

  Unfortunately @WesternUnion is making the fatal mistake of creating a separate app for this product Hopefully they fix this like @RobinhoodApp @coinbase eventually did! Massive potential if so

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  Richard Wu (@0xrwu) reported 6 minutes ago

  Unpopular take, but this is true for 90% of people. Most people who lose money in crypto (besides losing it on memecoins) is because of self-owning. They connect their wallet to a malicious website, or they store their seed phrase in a word doc, or they use a vulnerable RNG, or they lose their hard drive of 1000 BTC. You can construct your own dummy proof and redundant self-custody system, but then you end up with something close to Coinbase’s cold storage setup, but with 10x the friction. That being said, if you want **** hits the fan or nuclear apocalyptic guarantees or cypherpunk vibes, self custody always wins. But for anything short of that, custodians like Coinbase is a great place to buy and hold your crypto.

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  Caffe' Satoshi (@CaffeSatoshi) reported 8 minutes ago

  This morning's panic on CT: 2 people quit their job!!! 1. Bessent’s main crypto advisor quits 2. Coinbase CLO quits The question we should be asking ourselves is where they are going to work now? Is it a new startup are they founding their own business? Is it crypto related? I mean there would definitely be a major problem if they quit because they saw no future in crypto, but we don't know that. We should look at what their next job is. People change jobs, some even switch careers completely. And still that wouldn't be a problem. Let's not create issues where there are none.

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  bill smith (@billsmith181172) reported 12 minutes ago

  and to cash it out, you still use some sketchy exchange like coinbase based out of the us virgin islands or some ****. and then you proooobably srill get tazed unless you were already rich w connections to top tier lawyers and tax people.

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  TheCommander35 (@MrHonkerton) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Fredvelezcrypto Nope. I bought in a year before the Coinbase listing. 14x. Now it got rugged like a generic **** coin. Had potential though!

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  Ryan G (@RyDawg42) reported 13 minutes ago

  I am sure crypto will eventually come to X Money. It seems like it was intentional left out, until they get the basic payments working well. X Money did not partner with some random FDIC-Insured community bank. They partnered with the most crypto active regulated bank in the US. The bank for Coinbase & Circle. The bank that joined Visas USDC stablecoin program in 2025. They integrated Ripple in 2014. And it has a head of Crypto on its executive team. If any US bank was already equipped, staffed, and regulatory positioned to use Crypto in a fintech product on launch day; it is Cross River Bank. And same with VISA. Visa launched USDC stable coin settlement in 2025. They issue the Coinbase Card and the Crypto dot com card. Visa is prepared to underwrite crypto and integrate it with a debit card. This was an intentional choice to not launch with Crypto. But I think it will be coming.......

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  Ryan G (@RyDawg42) reported 15 minutes ago

  I am sure crypto will eventually come to X Money. It seems like it was intentional left out, until they get the basic payments working well. X Money did not partner with some random FDIC-Insured community bank. They partnered with the most crypto active regulated bank in the US. The bank for Coinbase & Circle. The bank that joined Visas USDC stablecoin program in 2025. They integrated Ripple in 2014. And it has a head of Crypto on its executive team. If any US bank was already equipped, staffed, and regulatory positioned to use Crypto in a fintech product on launch day; it is Cross River Bank. And same with VISA. Visa launched USDC stable coin settlement in 2025. They issue the Coinbase Card and the Crypto dot com card. Visa is prepared to underwrite crypto and integrate it with a debit card. This was an intentional choice to not launch with Crypto. @XMoney But I think it will be coming.......

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  qudev7🥷 (@Dominikz177) reported 17 minutes ago

  And to think that many of these losses happened on exchanges. The difference is that in most major CEX hacks or security breaches, users are reimbursed and don’t end up losing everything. But don’t listen to people who claim that using a wallet like MetaMask, Rabby, or even a hardware wallet is somehow easier or safer for the average person. You have to keep track of a device, make sure you don’t lose it, never forget your seed phrase, bridge assets between chains, understand transactions, and avoid signing a malicious smart contract. The reality is that even experienced crypto users and even software developers—can accidentally sign a scam transaction and lose access to their funds. In my opinion, every wallet currently available is still far too complicated for the average person. That’s why my opinion hasn’t changed. If you spread your funds across several major centralized exchanges for example, Binance, Bybit, OKX, Kraken, and Coinbase, with around 20% of your portfolio on each you significantly reduce the risk of losing everything. Even if one of those exchanges were to fail, losing 20% would be far less devastating than losing your entire portfolio. Even though I’m not a fan of CZ, I think his comment on this post is absolutely valid.

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  JimmyKrakCoin (@JimmyKrakCoin) reported 17 minutes ago

  @stephenchip I am getting paranoid that an oversight agency is working with wallet apps like Trust Wallet to block off ramping to exchanges like Coinbase & Gemini. I get repeated network errors from Trustwallet. Had to off ramp through Exodus wallet to bypass. Thoughts?

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  SatoshiNagonnaWorkHereAnymoreAnyway (@SatoshiNagonna) reported 20 minutes ago

  @V4BTC I have never been more certain to self-custody my Bitcoin. I’ve never been more passionate about holding my own keys - to use more layers of security and spend time mastering that - and continuing to tweak security as we learn better ways. I’m happy to put my “big boy pants on “ and not suck the **** of the State - and run back to mummy when times get scary because a tiny Canadian 5 person niche wallet company had poor Quality Assurance - unsurprisingly they had less capability to test, QC and QA, and audit, than the better resourced and established firms in the space. I’ll be remaining self-custody, and self-sovereign as usual. I’m not going back into a world where Exchanges and Banks can freeze your assets at ANY time, for any reason (and gaslight that they are “keeping your account safe”). Revolut froze my friend in England’s 150k of Bitcoin for 6 months for an “account review” and nothing he could do at all to get any response but “our policy is to complete the review” before giving him one day to get it off and close his account. He was the most law-abiding, good credit, boring IT office worker. If they can do it to him, they can do it to you. The Government in any country can quickly implement unrealised capital gains tax, or confiscation, under “National Emergency conditions”. The Government in any country can drop the value of their currency massively in an overnight policy change by money printing under “National Emergency conditions”. The Government in any country can implement large exit tax if you finally decide you need to leave and then…. you need to convince the Bank to let you send it across the border too…. And prove you are not a money launderer. Then…. The bank at the receiving end the same! The Government in any country can implement withdrawal limits on your corporation-held capital. The Government in any country can increase taxation on your pension or move the age up to when you can legally access it. Bitcoin in self-custody, that enables you to actively improve security when you can and grow and evolve with it, has the benefit of being borderless and permissionless at its core. There is no second best way to own your financial energy. This is it. For me at least. I just bought some more Bitcoin using Coinbase because it’s the only firm my bank won’t reject currently for me to sent to…. Bought it and asked to send it to self custody - and they have stopped it until an arbitrary date of 8th Aug. But, they could have said 8th Dec.. nothing I can do to get the Bitcoin. So I went back to cash for now on it and will buy from somewhere else, another way. Nobody said it was going to be easy. Everybody wants the six-pack, but not everyone is willing to do the sit-ups. You can do it. We can all do it. Have a great day.

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  ⚡imp0stor⚡₿ (@x_imp0stor) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BTC_JEDI21 One time a long long time ago, a Bitcoin coinbase issuance bug caused a chain stoppage and rollback. It issued more coins than the supply allowed in one overflow issue, I think. But… I know what you are saying and I am not trying to detract from that message.

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  Joe Morelli (@JoeMarelli34350) reported 23 minutes ago

  @coinbase we really don't need Clarity. BTC sure doesn't need it. Wall Street needs it so they can legally **** all over retail.

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  Zach Humphries (@ZachHumphries) reported 24 minutes ago

  BlackRock transferred 1948 $BTC ($122.03M) to Coinbase Prime. Heres the institutional reality: 1. Coinbase Prime is IBITs primary custodian. 2. Outflows require spot conversion under the cash creation model. 3. On chain deposits reflect T+1 settlement mechanics not a sudden boardroom exit. Short term sell side pressure is real but the plumbing is working as intended. Macro thesis unchanged.

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  Tim (@mokeyandabandit) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Hanakookie1 @TFTC21 @EricBalchunas It was quite simple for someone who cleaned by couple hundred $ of USDC i had on their. bypassed my authenticator as well as my password etc....absolutely no concern from Coinbase other than to avoid repercussions from me. Washed my hands of that garbage exchange after having trouble with them years earlier when they 'froze' my account over a possible breach...for MONTHS..right during a bear bottom period when i was trying to back the truck up 🤡