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  Qamar Rizwani (@qrizwani) reported 4 seconds ago

  Thousands of X users woke up yesterday to an absolute flood of unsolicited password reset emails. Crypto Twitter instantly lit up with heavy panic. The silence from the official support channels felt deafening. An X product engineer finally broke the radio silence. They confirmed there was no direct core infrastructure breach. Instead, automated botnets are weaponizing the public password recovery form at a massive scale. Why the sudden, aggressive surge right now? It all ties directly back to the rollout of X Money. Hackers know that a hijacked social handle is no longer just a megaphone. It is a direct pipeline to digital wallets and financial assets. This modern wave of automated abuse brings back haunting memories of the infamous July 15, 2020 Twitter breach. That disaster didn't start with complex code or sophisticated system exploits. It started with a targeted phone spear-phishing attack on real human employees. Attackers posed as internal IT, sent workers to a fake VPN page, and stole their credentials. Once inside, they abused Twitter's internal help-desk "god mode." The hour-by-hour timeline of that historic attack unfolded in terrifying speed: At 2:16 p.m. ET, the first public hijack hit trader AngeloBTC. By 3:00 p.m., crypto infrastructure accounts like Binance and Coinbase fired the same scam script. At 4:17 p.m., Elon Musk's account tweeted a Bitcoin double-your-money scam. Bill Gates, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Jeff Bezos, Apple, and Uber followed in rapid succession. Roughly 130 high-profile accounts were targeted with internal tools. Attackers successfully tweeted from about 45 of them before Twitter froze verified accounts globally. The scam wallet raked in roughly 12.86 BTC, worth about $117,000 to $120,000 in just a few hours. The alleged ringleader behind the operation? A 17-year-old named Graham Ivan Clark from Tampa, alongside online accomplices like PlugwalkJoe. That history taught the digital world a brutal lesson. Centralized platforms holding financial keys are prime targets for cyber criminals. Today, bad actors are trying a different angle with automated password reset loops and old leaked credential lists. If you don't lock down your digital footprint right now, you are leaving your account exposed. Head into your X settings and toggle on Password Reset Protect. Switch your two-factor authentication away from vulnerable SMS texts and use a secure authenticator app. Stay sharp, keep your assets secured, and never click random reset links. Stay safe out there, fam.

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  ev fiend (@evfiend) reported 3 minutes ago

  said this nearly a year ago and almost everything has rang true except we haven't seen US reg perps on the actual RH app yet. young kids outside of crypto do not know coinbase, and the new school in crypto hates coinbase because of how many times they ****** people over on Base or their cringe corporate weird vibe / tweets and this everyone love everyone communist attitude so where do they go from here? they have the capital to turn it around but it seems like they continue to make the same poor hiring decisions or just decisions in general. every time you think they re going to turn it around they fall into the same thing. this is probably because there is a massive disconnect internally ( I am guessing) between what the company feels "crypto" should be about. You prob have half the company holding onto cypherpunk and EF ideals (w.e that means lol) and onboarding random countries (this prob works in the 30 years run) and maybe half or less than half or less than 25% who are like no crypto has changed this isn't 10 years ago we should adapt if we want to win. and then the small cohort who wants to embrace what crypto is now runs off the leash, and the majority pull them back and traders lose every single time they're also just late, stock tokens been ripping for a while and now just because they are on base people are supposed to trade them there there hasn't been anything since virtual and friend tech that was completely unique to base, and they shaded virtual so much they left, never listed, listed friends **** that nuked on retail every time something gets hot base launches a version late, prediction markets to memecoins to now stock paired memes / tokens they need to literally go out and hire kids under 24 and just have them do whatever ******** they want onchain project wise and for growth, instead of trying to follow some strategic playbook

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  face (@face_east_) reported 9 minutes ago

  China may be the manufacturing superpower and the yuan's obvious challenger to the dollar, but it will never actually open finance. The state wants control, and open networks are a risk it won't take. That leaves Japan as the country most likely to move first, because it's trying to make up for two lost decades of fintech in one leap. "China will never allow private companies to innovate and produce a second Coinbase or Robinhood, because the state wants to control almost everything. A CBDC could still spread through blockchain, but that is completely different from open finance." "Japan skipped the mobile generation and barely experienced the fintech and mobile revolution, so there's a lot of trauma around being financially left behind. Now they're trying to close that twenty-year gap all at once through blockchain, with companies like SBI and Progmat taking the lead and forming associations to support lawmakers." "Korea doesn't have a company with enough power to become an opinion leader, and there's a high chance DAT won't even happen there. Japan definitely does, and they've become the central focal point, funding policy initiatives and bringing young people in. Recently Japan moved in the opposite direction, lowering the tax on Bitcoin and virtual asset investments from 50% down to almost 20% because they think this should be encouraged."

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  Professor on chain (@Proxonchain) reported 10 minutes ago

  $LIT Entity Sweeps $9M Off Bybit, Coinbase & OKX to Fuel V-Shape Rebound! Notice how $LIT suffered an aggressive flush down to $3.38 and immediately printed a sharp V-shaped pump back to $3.65? Between 50 and 20 minutes ago, a single entity (0x091D...) systematically drained spot inventory across three major centralized exchanges: • Bybit: 914,364 $LIT ($3.27M) pulled in two separate tranches • Coinbase: 826,378 $LIT ($2.95M) drained off hot desks • OKX: 167,053 $LIT ($594K) swept off the books • Private Staging: 602,000 $LIT ($2.15M) funneled in The outflow was so fast that Coinbase had to move 711,093 $LIT ($2.53M) out of deep Cold Storage into Hot Wallets just to keep withdrawal queues processing! 18 minutes ago, after vacuuming the market clean, the whale consolidated the entire stack 2,517,000 $LIT ($8.98 Million) into private address 0x5ee8.... $9 Million in spot supply vanishes from centralized order books during a dump, sell-side liquidity evaporates. The rebound off $3.38 wasn't random it was an immediate supply-shock markup.

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  Chris Navigato Sr. (@cnavigato) reported 16 minutes ago

  @RVanGrack @coinbase @a2xai Legacy minions are not going to help your WOKE sOOn BROKE company. The regulatory capture financial slave trade industry is going, Going, GOING, G-O-N-E.

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  FlashKnob (@FlashKnob) reported 16 minutes ago

  @vibhu @JupiterExchange help this plumber norm noob out does this mean i don't need coinbase for fiat to usdc to transfer to jup and then to SOL or $ TOADS?

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  Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported 18 minutes ago

  Could you please check whether the transaction shows as completed in your Coinbase transaction history and share the status or error message you’re seeing? If the blockchain confirms it but your balance keeps reverting, this may be a balance display or account-sync issue.

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  Cao (@CaoLinSan) reported 19 minutes ago

  @vladtenev @CryptoGodJohn Can you airdrop down bad Coinbase stock holders some RH Monopoly Money so we can also play in your chain?

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  RayNft  (@raynft_) reported 20 minutes ago

  @o1bluechip @base @coinbase Ready to help whenever you need it, totally free. Message me.

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 21 minutes ago

  NO BITCOIN FUND CAN EVER PAY ITS OWNERS. ETHEREUM $ETH ALREADY HAS ONE THAT DOES: Ethereum ETH at $2,402, -0.61% over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin, ticker BTC, the larger of the two, at $77,708, +0.16%. Two quiet lines on the same night. The two get talked about as one thing, and on one point they are not: ether can pay the people who hold it. Bitcoin has no mechanism to do that and never will. HOW ONE OF THEM PAYS Ethereum runs on staking. Owners lock coins up as a deposit and help check and record transactions in return. The network pays them in newly created ether for the work, and docks the deposit if they cheat. Put coins down, do a job, get paid. Bitcoin works the other way. Computers race to solve a puzzle and whoever wins gets the new coins. There is nothing an owner can deposit and no job their coins can do, so there is nothing to pay them for. Bitcoin's payment also shrinks on a schedule. Every 210,000 blocks - roughly four years - the new coins issued per block are cut in half. That is the halving. April 2024 took it from 6.25 coins to 3.125; the next, expected around April 2028, takes it to 1.5625, heading toward a hard ceiling of 21 million coins. THE PART THAT NOW HAS A TICKER iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF, ticker ETHB, at $30.94 (after hours), +$0.12 / +0.39%. It started trading on Nasdaq on March 12, 2026. A spot ETF holds the real coins in storage and cuts the pile into shares that trade in an ordinary brokerage account. This one goes further and puts the ether to work: its paperwork commits it to staking 70% to 95% of what it holds under normal conditions, and it pays out what that earns every month. The fund publishes its own figure for it: a 30-day staking rewards rate of 1.66% as of September 2. The reward gets split before it reaches anybody. Coinbase Custody Trust Company holds the ether, and Coinbase takes 10% of every staking reward as a base fee, dropping to 6% if the fund ever reaches $20B. BlackRock charges 0.25% a year on top. Shareholders end up with about 82% of the gross rewards. Almost nobody is in it yet: $883.6M on September 2. WHERE THE MONEY WENT iShares Bitcoin Trust, ticker IBIT, at $44.03 (after hours), +$0.24 / +0.55%. At $60.02B on September 2 it is the largest American bitcoin fund, 68 times the staking one's size. On Tuesday, $236.46M left US spot bitcoin funds as a group, the largest single-day withdrawal since July 31, and $201.18M of it - 85% - came out of that one. Ether funds did not follow. They took money in for twelve straight days through September 1, and the staking fund drew $11.20M that day, lifting its total since launch to $705M. WHAT BOTH COINS ARE PRICED AGAINST Safe money got dearer. The 10-year Treasury yield - what the US government pays to borrow for a decade - touched 4.81% on Wednesday, its highest since 2023, after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said at Jackson Hole on August 28 that inflation has not meaningfully improved. Interest-rate futures now put the odds of a quarter-point rate INCREASE at the September 15-16 Fed meeting near 66%, from roughly 40% a week earlier. Set 1.66% beside 4.81% and staking is not turning ether into a savings account. What it changes is the category: something instead of nothing. THE TWO COMPANIES IN THE MIDDLE Coinbase, ticker COIN, at $176.80 (after hours), +$1.84 / +1.05%. The New York company runs the largest US crypto exchange, employs 4,951 people, and is also the custodian and the fee-taker inside somebody else's ether fund. Its June quarter, reported July 30: revenue - the money coming in the door - $1.22B, down 14% from the March quarter as industry trading volumes fell more than 20%. Blockchain rewards, which is what staking work pays it, came to $83M - small beside the $555M of subscription and service revenue that arrives whether or not anybody trades. Strategy, ticker MSTR, at $124.18 (after hours), +$0.99 / +0.80%. The Tysons Corner, Virginia company borrows money and sells its own shares to buy bitcoin, and held 845,050 coins on August 31. Two things follow. It owns no ether at all, so it answers exactly half of this page. And it paid an average $75,412 a coin, $63.73B in total, which leaves tonight's $77,708 just 3.0% above what the whole pile cost. WHERE THESE SIT No Len5 carries the funds, and none could: every one weighs a business - what it sells, what it keeps, who decides - and coins in storage have none of those parts. Coinbase and Strategy are businesses, and none of the six carries either. One fact settles most of it: both ended the last twelve months in a loss. Quality-Value hunts a durable business at a fair price, Deep-Value and Special-Situations one priced under what it looks worth, Growth expansion nobody is overpaying for, Hypergrowth an early company growing fast - all four need a profit to price against, and there is not one. Neither pays a dividend, which settles Income. Momentum watches a company climbing on news of its own, and tonight both drifted up behind a coin that moved 0.16%. WHAT WOULD CHANGE COINBASE: that $83M rewards line growing enough to carry a quiet quarter, since it is paid for work on other people's coins rather than for a busy customer. WHAT WOULD CHANGE STRATEGY: a reported profit that is not just the coin's own price written into the accounts. WHERE THIS BREAKS Crypto is volatile and speculative, and nothing here forecasts a price. A staking reward is not interest: it is new coins paid for work, the rate moves with how many people are doing it, the deposit can be docked, and a payment made in ether is worth whatever ether is worth. Flow tallies run a day behind, and every share price above is an after-hours mark made in the thinnest crowd of the day. One of these coins is built so the payment for securing it shrinks toward nothing, by a rule dated to 2028. The other pays for as long as somebody keeps doing the work. They sit under the same heading, in the same app, on the same page. Not investment advice.

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  Crypto Confidential (@CryptoConfiden2) reported 25 minutes ago

  @cobie @underwaterwux Did coinbase offer you an employment contract after they bought your company? Or was you working there part of the buyout deal?

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  Edric (@EdricETH22) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Samuelsimonsun1 @base Looks like Coinbase is doubling down on finance

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  ADA first. BTC second. (@adaplusplus) reported 31 minutes ago

  Cardano news first: the Constitutional Committee renewal cleared DRep (~71%) and SPO (~56%) thresholds, dodging a governance freeze ahead of the next seat expirations. ADA ~$0.196, down ~2% on the Coinbase tape. Mood: Fear & Greed 63 (Greed). Not financial advice.

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  Countcryptonite (@countcryptonite) reported 32 minutes ago

  @coinbase Coinbase app is not working again. Can you guys fix the app please? You cant send solana its taking waay too long. Last months im experiencing more of these errors. Kindly look at your app and fix it thanks!

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  Robbie Klages (@robbieklages) reported 34 minutes ago

  Where should we be integrating quantum security? Jeff, CSO at @coinbase, says asset-level fixes leave you with two classes of coins on the same chain.. The ones quantum can take and the ones it can't. "To really solve the problem you've got to do it at the L1... ultimately I think we've got to get these chains post-quantum"