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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 2 minutes ago

  Charlatan #Coinbase with no customer service runs its business on cover up and lies

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  Master Egg Werrr (@Mastereggwerrr) reported 6 minutes ago

  @GreatShibGenie @heettike @JasonYanowitz Noice is a scam. The team has been slow rugging and they just dumped 30% of the remaining supply last week on coinbase after saying they wouldnt. They sell coins non stop everyday. tk and the other 2 devs are scammers. That's why he blocked everyone calling him out. Pathetic.

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  gotdanish (@gotdanish) reported 7 minutes ago

  Here's a draft in the same tone as your previous posts: @brian_armstrong @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport Almost a week now. Adv charts still crash my S25 nonstop, zero fix. paying fees to trade on a platform that can't render a chart without freezing. Fix your app.

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  ▓ ⧉》 P̸ǐ̸X̴ê̷Ľ̸ 《⧉▓ (@noyaphuckinbiz) reported 9 minutes ago

  @jessepollak @base @coinbase You should be working in getting your customers to stop pulling their funds from coin base You’ll have the the loudest echo in a empty room

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 10 minutes ago

  @jacek0x @jessepollak @brian_armstrong It's disingenuous to suggest there is no social layer on top of infrastructure. It sits at different levels on blockchain vs aws. On blockchains there are users who will help bootstrap funding for an idea, which means attention and social elements are more closely intertwined with the product than in a web2 app. If the social layer isn't something those speculators want to be a part of, they will leave to greener pastures. Without speculators, you might as well launch on aws. Base wants an economy to exist on top of its rails. If it wants a healthy one, it needs more diversity of thought and behaviour. Sure it can exist as the rails for financial institutions and coinbase will do just fine. But your criticism is of retail participants. That's who they'll lose if they don't change something. Retail traders dgaf about rails or infrastructure, they work off of vibes. Again, most people aren't builders and most crypto builders suck, so until they manage to onboard all of blackrocks assets, if they want retail users they need a better environment with better vibes where people aren't having things they don't care about shoved down their throats. A place that people want to be and speculate. Builders get nothing if they lose all the speculators. Nontrivial thing to change though given base does so well for cb ventures, which does so well for coinbases balance sheet.

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  Solomon (@iamalijandro) reported 11 minutes ago

  WHAT A DELISTING SIGNALS When Binance or Coinbase delists a token, it's usually for one of three reasons: low trading volume, regulatory pressure, or a breach of listing standards (security flaws, team misconduct). The immediate reaction is a panic sell-off; often 20–50% in hours. Liquidity dries up. For small tokens, it's a death sentence. But for larger, fundamentally sound projects with strong community and other exchange support, a delisting can be an overreaction and a long-term buying opportunity.

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  PolyBender (@p0lybender) reported 12 minutes ago

  USB FLASH BITCOIN MINING: REAL PROFIT AFTER 24 HOURS Youtuber tested whether you can actually get rich using the world's smallest miner. His setup: - Raspberry Pi Zero and an Antminer USB stick equipped with a massive heatsink so the thing wouldn't literally catch fire. The Process: - Installed CG Miner software. - Connected Coinbase wallet. - Let it mine for a full 24 hours The Result: After 24 hours of non-stop grinding, the unbelievable happened - he's still as broke as ever Technically it works, but making any real money is impossible. It's a fun project for hardware and engineering nerds, but the absolute worst way to earn passive income.

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  HyperAlpha (@HyperAlphaOrg) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Sakrexer It comes down to institutional custody and compliance mandates, not order book depth. Funds like Multicoin don't move assets to Coinbase Prime because they lack liquidity on-chain—they do it because institutional entities operate under strict fiduciary frameworks. They require regulated custodians for off-balance-sheet clearing, OTC desk executions, Tax/Accounting reporting, or collateralizing CeFi credit lines. Moving funds to Coinbase is often just internal treasury management or preparing for structured OTC block trades to avoid moving market spot price at all. Retail sees a wallet transfer and panics thinking it's a market dump, while smart capital is just managing custody.

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  Edwards Ray Dan (@yukon031395) reported 13 minutes ago

  Is #coinbase down ???

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  Sleepz (@SleepzXBT) reported 15 minutes ago

  5 days on robinhood chain and here’s my experience — yes i’m still optimistic on the narrative but here’s my 2 cents. is this actually a chain, or two completely different chains pretending to share one rail? because right now it looks like the second one. degens running memecoins on the surface, real institutional capital quietly compounding underneath, and the two crowds barely touch each other. the memecoin side is loud for a reason. near 20k tokens got created in a single day at peak, and launch week did $570M in volume against just $21.68M in liquidity — a 26-to-1 turnover ratio that doesn’t exist anywhere else in defi at this scale. that’s pure degen churn, a lot of it imported straight from solana through pump’s cross-chain routing. underneath that noise, actual institutions are treating this as real infrastructure. ethena alone dropped $50M into a steakhouse-curated morpho vault and moved the chain’s entire TVL by 159% in one move. coinbase and robinhood’s own earn product route real stablecoin lending through that same rail. nobody’s talking about that part, because it’s not fun to tweet about. meanwhile the thing robinhood actually built this chain for — tokenized RWAs — sits at $17.76M against a $700.90M total asset market cap. that’s about 2.5%. stablecoins alone are 24x bigger. the flagship use case is barely a rounding error on its own chain. so the real question isn’t whether memecoins took over. they clearly did, and they’ll keep doing so as long as gas stays free. the real question is whether robinhood’s 28 million retail brokerage users ever actually show up for the RWA use case this was supposedly built for. right now there’s zero evidence that’s happening — and the meme noise might be making that harder, not easier. But what do i know — i’m just a forgotten pvp enjoyer

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  Syed Ninja (@Syed_inj) reported 16 minutes ago

  The $INJ mainnet migration on Coinbase starts today. Deposits & withdrawals temporarily paused.Once complete, the world’s largest crypto exchange gets full native access to the Injective ecosystem for the first time.Big step forward for on-chain finance.

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  Branden Forbes (@ForbzWatchin) reported 18 minutes ago

  @coinbase has cost me 10s of thousands of dollars since they placed a hold on my trading as I deposited over $15k. After 3 attempts to settle my virtual card issues, I still have not had resolution or my new one delivered. What if I was stranded and need MYY money for gas.. I was

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  Pville (@pvi11e) reported 20 minutes ago

  @john_tech2 There is a complaint and several open tickets with Coinbase support on this issue. Pic includes case number if you want to light a fire 🔥 on this and assuming you are who you say you are. 99% of the “base” support people on X are scammers from my experience and a waste of time.

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  The Cabal (@TheBasedCabal) reported 21 minutes ago

  If you’re still on Coinbase, what are you doing…. Do you want to support the bald clown who clearly disposes the trenches? Or do you want to support Vlad from RH?

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  Kien (@FamKien) reported 22 minutes ago

  just some facts Chains revenue Robinhood Chain so far: ~$1.7m Base: ~$185m (3 years) *clearly a profitable business for Coinbase 2025 net income Robinhood: $1.9bln Coinbase: $1.3bln * the chain is just a fraction of their profit Brian's pfp story and his response didn't go over well. a lot of loyal users/KOLs publicly moved off Base. * net negative for Base. My take: Trenches aren't the only way for a chain to make money. Coinbase retail using the product still generates sequencer fees. It's a choice. Chains can survive on retail. I can't. My product lives on trench volume, so I care who owns the trenches even if Coinbase doesn't have to. Robinhood is no different from Base here. The chain is just a fraction of the business. So far RH hasn't made any mistakes. They're just not very communicative or supportive of builders yet. Base made mistakes that made users angry. RH just hasn't had the time to make theirs. Traders stay patient right up until there's something to trade. Not much innovation onchain on RH right now, and most memes and AI larps die fast. Memecoins were Solana's answer, but that doesn't sustain unless you bring top builders onto the chain. Base is lacking here too. For a long time we haven't seen a strong builder ship a product that actually pulls real attention to the chain. That's the main job. Base supports builders, true. But you don't need the support until you've validated the product. Support is a nice-to-have. On trenches/builder attention, Base still has a chance. If/when there's a Base token, and if/when they onboard a strong builder with a fair launch. Trenches don't like VC-backed, custom pools. We want in early with 100x potential. As for Robinhood, build things that aren't possible on other chains. That's how you find your market. Otherwise, why didn't it exist already? They'll need to split the pie. Whoever owns the trenches owns the community and the attention. When Solana was booming, 60-70% of builders still went there. Not because the chain was better, but because they believed in the distribution. I've supported Base from the beginning and always built here. But my product is trench-based and depends on volume, so honestly I'm carrying that risk now. I have a strong sense of what the next FOMO/Axiom looks like. It'll take time, but I'm doing everything to get there.