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  blockhopper256 (@blockhopper256) reported 2 minutes ago

  @blockchainchick You really on transaction across the network. If you look at the mempools. You can see there’s a coinbase (what we refer to as the halving amounts payable per block) and then added is fee’s accumulated through market participation ie getting transactions on the block.

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  xxxx (@UnknownUser4211) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AureaLibe You cannot buy monero in the EU, also buying Bitcoin (atleast in Germany) requires to hand over your full details to the site like Coinbase or Trade Republic. The only option for things like mullvad would be cash in a letter with no return address

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  Coco & Co. (@coco__and__co) reported 3 minutes ago

  3/ Coinbase has a weapon most fintechs don’t have: @USDC The more USDC users hold on Coinbase, the more stablecoin revenue Coinbase can generate. So Coinbase can recycle some of that economics back to users as rewards. Basically: Use USDC revenue to buy customer loyalty.

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  NISOK 🌎🪓 (@901Fin) reported 13 minutes ago

  @_logjam I think this is a shortsighted way to look at the memes on robinhood. Brett did over a billion on base with no interactions from the team. Robinhood has the potential to onboard more retail investors than any other company or platform in this space and they’re actively building their own crypto infrastructure while the ceo has talked multiple times now about how he loves memes. Whether or not they’re going to directly support memes doesn’t really matter. You have a company 2x the size of coinbase moving onchain There will always be liquidity there. Regardless I would think they do end up doing the right things to help push the floor of their memes upward

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  . (@AucelloAnt99212) reported 13 minutes ago

  I think $coin needs to get rid of @brian_armstrong at this point. He has no clue what he is doing, #base prediction markets are constantly going down, he is greenlighting AI financial advisors on his platform. Lol, lmao even. $hood is completely wiping the floor with Coinbase

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  Alien F (@AlienF189617) reported 14 minutes ago

  @iampaulgrewal @RVanGrack Hey Ryan , since paul hasn't lifted a finger to help out their customers, how about you come in and clean up the mess of $wluna? We just want a fair settlement. Btw , we didnt buy $lunc despite what @coinbase tries to push

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  Gareth Jenkinson (@gazza_jenks) reported 14 minutes ago

  @blockchainchick The security budget conundrum. Not sure I’ve heard a convincing answer to this yet and it might well become a big issue far sooner than in +100 years when coinbase tx nets 0

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  Worldtraveler27 (@Worldtravel_27) reported 15 minutes ago

  @HarkBlockDAG @chngrkrgln Still not working. Been using browser wallet to claim to a Coinbase wallet with no issues until this error started 1-2 weeks ago.

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  Pat OB (@patricksob) reported 17 minutes ago

  @coinbase I can’t access my account or do the verification. I can’t call or find a way to contact you regarding my account. Now I have every scumbag sending me spam emails. **** you @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport

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  Hector Chavez (@AWOLDUCE84) reported 23 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 I have the same question as @RIKO_THE_WHALE_ how does the airdrop work? I'm a eligible through Coinbase or do I need to use a different app/site?

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  Fabius DeFi (@FabiusDefi) reported 24 minutes ago

  My $HYPE technical update 📈 After a strong move from the ~$40 area to an ATH around $76–77, HYPE is now consolidating in the $64–70 range. The key levels I’m watching: $69–70.5 = short-term reclaim zone $72–76 = major supply / ATH retest zone $64–66 = main range support $58–60 = deeper demand zone if we get a pullback If $HYPE reclaims $70.5 and closes above $72–76 with good volume, I think the next move toward $80–88 becomes quite realistic. But honestly, the chart is only half of the story. The bigger reason the market is still paying attention to HYPE is the buyback flywheel. @HyperliquidX generates real fees every day, and a large part of that revenue is routed into buying HYPE from the open market. The loop is simple: volume goes up → fees go up → more HYPE gets bought back → liquid supply goes down → token reflexivity gets stronger. This is why the recent unlock of around 9.92M $HYPE, worth roughly $645M, did not have a major impact on the chart. On top of that, Hyperliquid now has multiple revenue lines growing at the same time: – native perp trading fees – spot fees – liquidation fees – HLP trading and market-making revenue – HIP-3 permissionless markets – HIP-4 expansion – builder/front-end distribution – USDC collateral yield through Coinbase The USDC collateral yield part is pretty underrated. Hyperliquid is currently one of the largest chains by USDC supply, only behind Ethereum and Solana. With billions of USDC sitting on HyperEVM, so even a ~3% yield can become a meaningful revenue stream for the protocol. This makes the HYPE thesis stronger, because every new revenue line can feed back into the same buyback engine. My current price thesis: Above $70.5: momentum comes back. Above $76–77: ATH reclaim / breakout mode. Post-breakout target: $80–88. Lose $64: deeper reset toward $58–60. NFA, but I find HYPE one of the few tokens where the fundamental machine is actually supporting the chart.

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  Signal8 (@Signal8Ai) reported 28 minutes ago

  post-close filing drop: $COIN 8-K. item 5.02. paul grewal, CLO since 2020, stepping down july 31. the man who argued the SEC case. moved the NYAG prediction markets lawsuit to federal court in april. public face of every regulatory fight coinbase has had in 5 years. departing to start a company. advisory role. successor named. the timing: active NYAG lawsuit. 11-state challenge on prediction markets. legal exposure still open. insiders filed $118.97M in code S in 2026. two buys total. grewal himself sold in may under 10b5-1. the succession announcement is the cover page. the open litigation is the exhibit.

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  Coinsandmusic (@coinsandmusic) reported 29 minutes ago

  @cryptomanran @iampaulgrewal Why? He's still working with Coinbase.

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  Dolapo Adedayo🥇| Investor | Trend Hijacking (@DolapoAdedayo3) reported 30 minutes ago

  Global equity markets just hit $166 trillion in total value. That's $32 trillion added in one year. $94 trillion since the Covid lows. And yet the world's most sophisticated institutions are not celebrating with the rest of the market. They are buying gold. Central banks added 41 tonnes in May alone, the strongest monthly purchase since late 2025. Poland, China, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan all adding. Not because gold is trending. Because these institutions think in decades, not quarters, and something in the decade ahead is worth preparing for. Here is what this picture actually tells you if you are a high-income professional trying to make sense of where to put capital right now. Three completely different things are happening at the same time. Retail investors are buying every equity dip at 3.5 times the post-pandemic average. Momentum is strong, confidence is high, and stocks keep breaking records. Central banks are quietly accumulating gold at the fastest pace in months, diversifying reserves away from dollar-denominated assets at a scale that does not happen without a reason. Major financial institutions including Visa, Mastercard and Coinbase are building stablecoin infrastructure, not waiting for perfect regulatory clarity before embedding digital assets into the financial system. Three groups, completely different time horizons and three different problems being solved. The retail investor is solving for returns this year. The central bank is solving for resilience over the next decade, While the institution is solving for where the financial rails will run in ten years. If you are a professional investor sitting between those three groups, the honest question is: what problem are you actually solving? Most high-income professionals are almost entirely in the first category by default. Strong equity exposure, some real estate, and a long-horizon hope that compounding handles the rest. That approach has worked for a long time. It is also concentrated in exactly the assets that central banks are quietly moving away from. This is not a prediction that markets will fall. It is an observation that the most capitalised institutions on earth are behaving differently from the public narrative around markets right now. When that divergence has appeared historically, it has been worth paying attention to. One place the capital has started moving is direct ownership of cash-flowing private businesses. Assets that do not correlate with public market sentiment. Assets where the returns are generated by real customers buying real products, not by the broader mood of a stock exchange on a given Tuesday. Ecommerce acquisitions are one version of that. A business generating $180,000 a year in profit, priced at a fraction of what comparable private equity assets trade at, does not move when the Nasdaq has a bad week. That is not a pitch, It is just a different way of solving the problem.

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