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  Uncensored On-Chain (@TargetMast58858) reported 2 minutes ago

  $AR (Arweave) solves this permanently. $50,000 NFTs pointing to dead links. This is happening right now. When you buy an NFT — you own a token on the blockchain. But the actual image? It's stored on a regular web server. When that server goes down — your NFT points to nothing. It has already happened to: → Cent (Twitter NFT platform) — shut down → Multiple OpenSea collections — metadata gone → Early Ethereum NFTs — pointing to 404 errors $AR (Arweave) solves this permanently. Solana chose Arweave for NFT metadata. The Graph chose Arweave for historical data. Why? Because Arweave is the ONLY chain where data stored today is GUARANTEED to exist in 200 years. Pay once. Store forever. No server needed. No company needed. No expiry date. AR stats today: 📌 Price: ~$2.24 📌 Market cap: ~$147M 📌 Max supply: 66M (99.5% in circulation) 📌 ATH: $89.24 → -97.5% below 📌 Backed by a16z, Coinbase Ventures The NFT market was $41 BILLION in 2021. Every single NFT needs permanent storage. The solution trades at $147M market cap. NFA. DYOR. $AR #Arweave #Web3

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  Miller Cole (@MillerC0le) reported 5 minutes ago

  I’ve been looking at Fully Diluted EV vs BTC Value on the Smarter Web analytics page. It’s a simple but important number for understanding what the market is paying for the equity versus the Bitcoin sitting behind it. Right now it sits at 0.85. 1. What the metric is Fully Diluted EV vs BTC Value compares the company’s fully diluted enterprise value with the market value of the Bitcoin it holds. The equations are straightforward: a. Fully Diluted Enterprise Value = Fully Diluted Market Cap + Total Debt − Treasury Cash Balance £133,959,748 = £116,270,466 + £18,500,000 − £810,719 b. Fully Diluted EV vs BTC Value = Fully Diluted Enterprise Value ÷ BTC Value In the current calculation (as of writing): 0.85 = £133,959,748 ÷ £157,369,224 Above 1, the market is paying a premium to our stack. Below 1, it is paying a discount. Importantly, it is a sentiment metric. It does not measure how much Bitcoin sits behind each share. It measures how the market is viewing our ability to generate Bitcoin yield and increase Bitcoin per share over time. 2. How it moves The ratio fluctuates for two main reasons. First, the share price. That changes fully diluted market cap and therefore enterprise value. Second, the Bitcoin price. That changes BTC Value. Debt and cash sit inside enterprise value - total debt added, treasury cash taken off - so draws or repayments on the Coinbase facility, and small moves in cash, have an effect at the margin. Most of the day-to-day movement you see is still the equity and Bitcoin moving at different speeds. That is why the multiple can fall in a week when Bitcoin per share barely changes. Sentiment can reprice the equity without the underlying claim moving. 3. Change since last Monday Last Monday, Fully Diluted Enterprise Value stood at £144,860,104 against a BTC Value of roughly £155,763,553. That produced a ratio of 0.93. Today (as of writing) Fully Diluted Enterprise Value has fallen to £133,959,748. That is a drop of £10.9 million, or about 7.5%. BTC Value has moved the other way, up to £157,369,224, a rise of about 1%. Bitcoin has been broadly flat over the week. This is exactly how the metric is designed to behave. Because the ratio is enterprise value divided by Bitcoin value, a weaker share price lowers the multiple even if holdings and spot are little changed. In short, the move from 0.93 to 0.85 is almost entirely the equity side. The market marked fully diluted enterprise value down 7.5% while the Bitcoin behind it held roughly steady. 4. What sits underneath the multiple Net Bitcoin value per fully diluted share: 38p. Net sats per fully diluted share: 662. Gross sats: 746. Share last close: 32.5p. The equity is still cheaper than the net Bitcoin behind each share. 5. Bitcoin yield Q3 gross BTC yield is −4.86%. That print is the repayment of the Smarter Convert instrument. In July the company repaid the instrument about two weeks before maturity. It was Bitcoin-denominated. The subscription proceeds had been deployed 100% into Bitcoin, so repayment meant selling 177.89 Bitcoin and returning $11.7 million. On the analytics page the instrument had always been treated more like debt than equity. Selling the associated Bitcoin to repay it is what knocked quarterly gross BTC yield into negative territory. Look at the year, not the quarter. Q1: −0.18%. Q2: +15.29%. Q3 so far: −4.86%. Chain those together and year-to-date gross BTC yield is still positive - on the order of +9.5%. That is the medium-term evidence the multiple is supposed to be judging. 6. Trading below 1x We have traded predominantly at a discount since November 2025. There have been brief prints above 1. They have not lasted. This week’s move is another example of the multiple widening on equity weakness alone, with no real change in the Bitcoin held. In my opinion, the biggest weight on that chart has been broader sentiment toward Bitcoin and Bitcoin treasury companies. That is not something we control directly. What we can control is the thing the multiple is meant to express a view on. Generating Bitcoin yield. Growing net Bitcoin value per fully diluted share. If that becomes a repeating record, the sentiment metric has something to reprice against. @asjwebley got it perfectly. Execution first. Evidence second. Then communication, so investors can see why a company that compounds Bitcoin per share should not sit at a permanent discount to the stack. 7. The final lens Fully Diluted EV vs BTC Value tells you how the market currently rates our ability to grow Bitcoin per share. BTC yield and net Bitcoin value per share tell you whether that rating is looking at the right horizon. One has spent most of the year below 1, and moved lower again this week on the equity side. The other, on a year-to-date basis, is still up. I’m confident in our ability to earn a premium in this market. The team is determined to do so. LSE: #SWC | OTCQB: $TSWCF | FRA: $3M8

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  Mr. Shills 🪼 (@lentesdepez) reported 8 minutes ago

  @KingTroll @coinbase yea. I wanna Sailor it! Only buy high and sell low pls help @CoinbaseMarkets

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 8 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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  mfeЯebel (@0xhamoon) reported 11 minutes ago

  hey @cobie if you guys want to steal the momentum from Robinhood Chain, just list $TIBBIR (the IYKYK token) on Coinbase spot and the crypto community will magically run it above a billion-dollar market cap. once the first token hits a billy, the token market-cap ceiling on Base rises a lot and volume will come back to base. you could also hire a professional market-maker firm to support the momentum. best, mfeЯebel 🐸-‘

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  AMINU (@aaminhajj__) reported 15 minutes ago

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

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  DegenCapitalLLC (@DegenCapitalLLC) reported 16 minutes ago

  Wtf CoinBase just soft shilled and gave more legitimacy to $NAVEN And its at 380k mcap?? 0xeafa804083a4886a9460b5b19557334a652beba8

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  Dedro (@DedroThaSloth) reported 16 minutes ago

  hey @cobie if you guys want to steal the momentum from Robinhood Chain, just list $TIBBIR (the IYKYK token) on Coinbase spot and the crypto community will magically run it above a billion-dollar market cap. once the fitst token hits a billy, the token market-cap ceiling on Base rises a lot and volume will come back to base. you could also hire a professional market-maker firm to support the momentum. best, Dedro.🐸

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  RonMan (@RonManX) reported 16 minutes ago

  Watching Brian Armstrong and Vlad Tenev over the last few years has been an interesting contrast. Brian spent a lot of time trying to fix crypto. Vlad spent a lot of time trying to acquire every customer with a pulse. Retirement accounts, credit cards, prediction markets, banking, crypto, international expansion. Get the customer in the door, then give them fewer reasons to ever leave. And win blockchain. Maybe both strategies work. But right now Robinhood looks like it wants to own the entire financial relationship. Coinbase still looks like it wants to own crypto.

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  Ashley Duke (@ashleytheduke) reported 17 minutes ago

  Coinbase: Strong Bounce — But the Bigger Trend Hasn’t Changed Yet $COIN has produced an encouraging bullish candle off the lows, but the primary trend remains down, and bulls still have work to do. The real test sits around $220, and more specifically the early-May high at $222.55. Until that area is convincingly reclaimed, the chart remains at something of an impasse. A break above it would be far more meaningful, giving bulls a genuine structural shift and increasing the odds that the broader recovery has further to run.

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  Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Rearbreed155553 @CoinbaseSupport @RubesSells Could you check the expected processing time shown for the wire in your Coinbase account, and if it’s past that timeframe, contact official Coinbase Support with the transaction details so they can investigate?

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  Obi Wynnton 🦄 💨 ✨ (@WagmiWan) reported 23 minutes ago

  Cope rant (maybe): The fundamental narrative being sold around Robinhood Chain isn't real (at least not for now). The pitch is that Robinhood is this massive gateway to the normies and is about to onboard millions of people into crypto and RWAs. It isn't. Robinhood has ~28.5M funded customers. Coinbase has 100M+ verified users and Binance 300M+ registered users. Robinhood is a decent sized platform, but it's hardly some unprecedented distribution machine. And most people already using Robinhood for crypto are already crypto users. They have Binance, Coinbase, DEX wallets etc. The volume tells the same story. Robinhood's own app did roughly $18B of crypto volume in Q2, versus ~$146B of spot volume for Coinbase. Robinhood can obviously grow, but let's be honest about where we're starting from. Then look at what's actually happening onchain. Bitquery analysed 823K wallets and 63.5M trades, and 93.5% of the trading was memecoins. Only 6.5% was tokenised equities. Yes, some of those memecoins are tied directly into the RWA narrative. $AI Artificial Inu is a good example with its NVDA connection. But that's crypto traders speculating on a meme built around an RWA, not millions of normies suddenly adopting tokenised stocks. ethereum:0x07f5b6823751c2e2cd4560f28af75ff887102241 is approaching a $300M market cap. AI is around $100M. Tiny holder counts relative to those valuations. That's crypto doing what crypto does: narrative, speculation and reflexivity. None of this means Robinhood Chain can't ******* rip. It absolutely can. Robinhood + RWAs + tokenised stocks + memecoins is a powerful narrative, and if the right KOLs keep pushing it, this could absolutely be one of the biggest narratives of the cycle. But let's be honest about what it is right now: a speculative narrative, not a proven mass adoption thesis. We're clearly in a huge speculative bubble and I expect a significant correction. But if the narrative is real, it will rip again, and you'll have time to get a good entry. Don't FOMO because you're scared you're missing the next big thing. We've seen this movie before. A chain goes up only, everyone decides this time it's different, and suddenly the price action becomes the fundamental thesis. Maybe Robinhood Chain is the one that sticks. Maybe in 3–4 months nobody gives a **** about it anymore. I'm not saying don't buy it. I'm saying understand what you're buying.

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  Ryan Lenk (@itsryanlenk) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Vance_TechPro i dmed you i lost my coinbase account and 200,000 dollars please I need help now they just took over my GMAIL account how can I recover it?

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  Svim Finance (@SvimFinance) reported 26 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Glad to say we support stocks on Base already with our AI agent too. Now there is more reason to innovate with Coinbase/Base stocks for the greater financial future especially globale underserved users.

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  Medjai (@SonicG70293703) reported 31 minutes ago

  @coinbase That sounds great now. Can you guys fix the base network? I am trying to transfer funds and it keeps getting stuck.