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  MegaManRivs ∑:🐭 (@MegaManRivs) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AresSprout @coinbase @HyperliquidX you're right, I just read them and now it's even worse; great UX features but awful value prop. like the idea of doing something different but giving hypergambling on top of hypergambling isn't very interesting to me

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  SoloChance.org (@solochanceorg) reported 3 minutes ago

  @mauritz_m21 Yes, it was the same issue with Nerdqaxe. You need to follow version updates. There was a problem with large coinbase output and it is fixed for Nerdqaxe. I don't know if your device uses the same firmware as Nerdqaxe.

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  Spazz ☀️ (@_GrandExchange_) reported 3 minutes ago

  God bless, please tell me I can get my money out of limbo now… please allow accounts to directly access the hyperevm through Coinbase. The same way you allow for Coinbase wallet.

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  Alan Zibel (@alanzibel.bsky.social) (@AlanZibel) reported 4 minutes ago

  @JBSDC dislike defi and tokenization very much. not exactly sold on stablecoins either. Dems need to revisit that issue. Coinbase should not be writing legislation.

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  X9STEW.ICP (@X9STEW) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Beyondwb2 Fr they gotta be trolling lmao ima be pissed they doing this **** more than coinbase lmao

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  Seb Monty (@SebMontgomery) reported 8 minutes ago

  Why today's Coinbase × Hyperliquid deal is bullish for hyperliquid:native: - There's roughly $5.5 billion worth of USDC sitting on Hyperliquid. That money is parked in US Treasury bills earning around 4 to 5% interest per year, which works out to about $200 to $300 million annually. Coinbase has agreed to send most of that interest back to the Hyperliquid protocol, which uses it to buy HYPE tokens off the market. Direct, recurring buy pressure on hyperliquid:native. - Both Coinbase and Circle are not just holding HYPE. They're staking it. Staking means locking up the tokens to help secure the network (you can't sell for seven days after unlocking). Two publicly listed companies locking up HYPE means fewer tokens available to trade, plus serious long term commitment. - Until now, Hyperliquid had two competing stablecoins on the platform: USDH (its own native one) and USDC. This split liquidity and confused users. USDH is being phased out. USDC becomes the single "quote asset," meaning the default currency you trade against, similar to how stocks trade against USD. One unified market means deeper liquidity, tighter prices, and a cleaner user experience. - Regulatory tailwind. Coinbase is publicly traded on Nasdaq and is one of the most heavily regulated crypto companies in the US, working directly with the SEC. Circle (the USDC issuer) operates under the GENIUS Act stablecoin framework passed in July 2025. When two of the most compliant names in crypto plant their flag on Hyperliquid, it sends a clear signal to banks, hedge funds, and TradFi (traditional finance) firms: this protocol is safe to engage with. That opens the door for institutional money that previously stayed away from DeFi (decentralized finance) entirely.

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  Pain (@PainBnb) reported 8 minutes ago

  @emiliemc @coinbase coinbase holding down facts

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  adrian defi (@0xadriandefi) reported 9 minutes ago

  "Which crypto platform should I use?" is the most common question I get asked by UK clients. It's also the wrong first question. The better one: what risk am I actually taking on by using this platform? @coinbase , @krakenfx and @Revolut can all be useful access points. They are not the same tool. Coinbase: simple on-ramp for beginners. UK-regulated, smooth interface, custody handled for you, which is also the catch. Kraken: more control for informed buyers and larger positions. Cleaner withdrawals, but the operational complexity bites people who never move past the beginner phase. Revolut: convenient for small amounts and existing app users. It was built as a bank that does crypto, not as a place you'd hold for years. The mistake is treating "easy access" as the same thing as "good structure." The platform is only the entry point. Before you pick one, the questions that actually decide whether the platform fits: 1. How long do I plan to hold? 2. How much will I deposit? 3. Will I move funds off the platform? 4. Do I need bank-style cash management? 5. Who else needs to access this if something happens to me? 6. Do I have a record of how I funded the deposit? 7. Have I talked to my tax adviser about reporting it? For small first steps, convenience can be fine. For serious capital, convenience is not a strategy. Crypto access is easy now. Crypto structure is still where most people make expensive mistakes.

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  Jenn DeBeers Rishel (@MrsRishel) reported 11 minutes ago

  Someone is at that microphone today speaking for crypto. Just not the person who actually built it. Brian Armstrong speaks for Coinbase. He doesn’t speak for all of crypto. Important difference. Tiny detail. Somehow missing from the seating chart. The Clarity Act is being shaped right now by people who represent platforms, businesses, and institutional access points. Fine. They should have a voice. But Coinbase is not crypto. It’s a company in crypto. Crypto didn’t start because people wanted a better corporate lobbyist. It started because people were tired of gatekeepers deciding who gets access, who gets protected, and who gets left outside the room. Some of the smartest builders in this space aren’t sitting in front of Congress. They’re on-chain, in the code, running infrastructure, building communities, and protecting the part of crypto that doesn’t fit neatly inside a Coinbase talking point. Coinbase deserves a microphone. It doesn’t deserve to be mistaken for the whole choir.

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  Jessica (@SmithJessi126) reported 16 minutes ago

  Breaking: Crypto market volatility expected Bitcoin's price may find support near $79,000, while Consensys delays IPO. Crypto regulations advance in US Senate and UK, with Coinbase CEO optimistic 🚀💰🔥

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  Xander (@baltimore465) reported 16 minutes ago

  @DegenerateNews @coinbase That's really cool to see Coinbase expanding support for Hyperliquid

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  Yannimoto (@Yannimoto) reported 18 minutes ago

  Already a big day for stablecoins. CLARITY Act markup at 10:30 AM ET by The Senate Banking Committee, one step from the Senate floor. And Coinbase is now Hyperliquid's USDC treasury deployer with USDH winding down. $5B+ of USDC on Hyperliquid and reserve yield flowing back into the protocol. Stablecoin supercycle. 🫡

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  Max's Thing (@MaxKing92) reported 19 minutes ago

  @zachxbt coinbase/circle wiped my account & historical data with a few hundred thousand $. API access is gone. support gaslights me. Ruined my ability to do taxes properly and run my business. I have the proof and have on chain evidence. Due diligence is an afterthought for them.

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  LEGACY (@firefelaoluwa) reported 19 minutes ago

  @mistor Coinbase? Scam app they deleted my account worth over 5000 xrp 😭 After much complaint , was told i was using Coinbase Kenya like wtf 😡

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  NN 🌸🐧 (@nn_blossoms) reported 30 minutes ago

  Even more rev & burn now that Coinbase/Circle are working with Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid.