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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Feyisodee (@feyisodee) reported 7 minutes ago

  @DaniWorldwide @coinbase @inversebrah Going down 👀👀

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  I LOVE $Jesus IS THE SOLUTION (@republic_you) reported 8 minutes ago

  @amtvmedia yes but coinbase has halted all trades on pixel and jesus coin and suggests that it can be traded on coinbase wallet only but there is a major problem though

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  CryptoCowboy (@BrettHarg85) reported 9 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport I am having issue with coinbase wallet. I have funds in my USDC on the Solana chain. But will not let me swap from USDC/Solana to Solana. Please help.

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  John🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@pepexmr) reported 11 minutes ago

  @XYOPepe @coinbase Seems they now playing the game folks setup longs and they crash it this will be the play all the way down

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  Tasha (@Tashcora) reported 12 minutes ago

  @amtvmedia To add to the Coinbase issue, if one was to buy Pixel Coin now, the address is not correct, it ends in ‘pump’ 😣 hopefully they figure this out, I’m calling support now.

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  The_Ripple_Effect_589 (@TheRippleEffec9) reported 14 minutes ago

  @OGPixelcoin Coinbase is not allowing or saying "cant send PIXEL at the moment" since they no longer trade it on coinbase. I was thinking we can all try reaching out to them that way their is a bigger chance they fix the issue

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  Shaman, PSD (@DarkwebShaman) reported 16 minutes ago

  Got an email from Coinbase about missing cost basis for some of my transactions. Logged on and it's just hundreds of 0.00000001 solana dusting transactions. What ******** man.

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  Mike: The Username (@RotondoAGoGo) reported 23 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase give us an option for a summary page (only) download , because having the PDF be too big + having to remember to print-save a single page (to avoid paying extra fees) is insane Also wtf happened to all CB One perks, they have been downgraded to hell?!?!?!

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  Toots Lil'Fighter (@MandyBenso58271) reported 29 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase Yeah....this is an issue I didn't like. No option to see the full addy.

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  RedRhino 🤡 🌎 (@RedRhinoBTC) reported 32 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase My Bitcoin transactions show as pending even when confirmed… fix that too

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  MR SHIFT 🦁 (@KevinWSHPod) reported 34 minutes ago

  This week, I'm releasing a 1-hour DROPS episode with @richrines - initial contributor and project lead at @coredao_org Rich discovered Bitcoin in 2013, went deep on the whitepaper, and spent nearly a decade at Coinbase watching it go public before spending five years building Core - a chain now secured by 95% of Bitcoin's hash rate with half a billion transactions processed. Today he earns yield on 100% of his personal Bitcoin using Core. Without ever giving up custody. Because he designed it that way. We talk about: - How Bitcoin time-locking works and why it makes custody risk structurally impossible - What Core Alpha is and why every major US bank will offer Bitcoin yield within 3 to 5 years - What @sat_pay is and why it exists for the billions of people locked out of traditional banking - Why financial transparency in crypto goes from a feature to malpractice within 12 to 24 months - Why OG Bitcoiners including the Winklevoss twins are rotating to Zcash - How Core's power grid model generates royalties for CORE holders And much more... DROPS out this week!

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  Joe Martinez (@JoeMartinez956) reported 37 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @0xQuit @coinbase **** you crybaby you ruined market

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  Mr.B (@fontsquared) reported 42 minutes ago

  @coinbureau Any exchange including Coinbase who listed this obvious scam is going to be sued. This one is the one that will bring the house down.

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  Brian Cohen (@inthepixels) reported 44 minutes ago

  IMPORTANT: AI Avatars and the Future of Institutional Knowledge: From Archived Emails to Perpetual Intellectual Capital In April 2026, Coinbase announced a bold experiment: AI “avatars” designed to act as digital teammates. The first two are modeled after co-founder Fred Ehrsam and former CTO Balaji Srinivasan, with plans to let any employee create their own custom agent. These avatars operate inside Slack, email, and collaboration tools, potentially one day outnumbering human employees. They represent a transformative vision for workplace productivity—but they are still missing a critical piece: the vast institutional knowledge locked in the emails of departed or retired employees. Fortune 500 companies, including Coinbase, routinely archive former employees’ email accounts for legal and compliance reasons. Access is revoked immediately upon departure, but the content is reviewed, retained for years (often 3–7+ depending on regulations), and then stored rather than destroyed. Yet this knowledge—project decisions, client nuances, negotiation tactics, and hard-won lessons—rarely flows effectively to remaining staff. It sits siloed in archives, leading to massive productivity losses as teams reinvent solutions that already existed in old threads. Feeding redacted, tagged email archives into AI avatars is the missing puzzle piece. How Secure Integration Could WorkModern AI techniques such as retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) make this feasible without exposing raw data. Companies could: Automatically redact confidential information, PII, trade secrets, or regulated content. Tag emails by department, sensitivity level, and topic so that a finance avatar only accesses approved accounting threads, while an engineering avatar draws from technical discussions. Enable proactive “knowledge bequeathing”: employees train their personal avatar on their own inbox, Slack history, and documents before leaving, choosing what to include. When summoned, an avatar could cite specific archived insights transparently (“Based on a 2024 client negotiation archived from [Former Colleague]”) while keeping the original context secure and need-to-know. This turns passive email archives into living, queryable institutional memory. The Ethical and Economic Breakthrough: Perpetual Royalties Taking this one step further creates an even more powerful model. When an avatar is queried and draws upon a former employee’s contributions, that individual could receive a micro-royalty. Their intellectual capital continues generating value—and income—long after they retire or leave the company. This is not theoretical. Usage tracking in RAG systems already logs which sources inform each response. Smart contracts or enterprise ledgers could automate micropayments ($0.01–$1+ per meaningful citation or revenue-linked outcome). Former employees gain a dashboard showing usage statistics and earnings. Employees would be strongly incentivized to contribute high-quality knowledge during offboarding, and retainin important emails (and for that matter be thoughful stewards during their time at the company) knowing their expertise becomes a lifelong asset rather than a discarded archive. This approach solves multiple problems at once: Knowledge continuity replaces loss with amplification. Fairness ensures creators benefit when their work powers AI teammates. Talent attraction turns offboarding into a positive legacy moment instead of a clean break. Transparency and Consent Must Be FoundationalNone of this works without trust. Today, most employees have no idea their emails could fuel AI systems. Future-forward companies like Coinbase should lead by: Updating contracts and handbooks with clear notice: “Your communications may be used, after appropriate redaction and tagging, to train and power AI avatars for institutional knowledge preservation.” Offering meaningful opt-in/opt-out choices for non-mandatory content. @brian_armstrong

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  Burden (@PrinceBurden) reported 44 minutes ago

  @JimmyBoonen @0xQuit @coinbase Kenny, I totally understand what you're saying. I would much rather keep my entire address hidden. However, I guess if you can always see the whole thing. It makes it easier to verify. My bank has an option to hide or view it. Its an easy fix.