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  Rob Leder (@rleder) reported 20 seconds ago

  @BitcoinCarl_ I don’t think it survives long enough to mine a single block. Once they’ve rejected their first non-signaling block, they are off on their own, one block behind and with 1% of global hash mining their chain (as of right now). Within half an hour, the legacy chain is 4 blocks ahead, or at least 3 if 110 gets really lucky and mines a block during that period. But either way, it will be painfully clear to the miners on that side that they are wasting electricity on a chain that has zero chance of catching up and pulling a reorg, and they will throw in the towel. Maybe some plebs with Bitaxes will keep hashing, because they are ideologically committed and also kind of clueless how this all works, but for all intents and purposes it’s a dead fork almost immediately. And whatever few blocks they are lucky enough to mine will never even result in spendable coinbase rewards for the miners, because those unlock after 100 confirmations. This thing is 💀.

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  Etan (@EtanBoss) reported 2 minutes ago

  Hanson explains why Grayscale gives institutions easy access to HYPE. “When you have an institutional investor that wants to buy HYPE, they don’t have a Coinbase account, they can’t access Hyperliquid in the U.S.” “There’s a lot of friction getting that approved through all their different risk controls.” “But now they already have a brokerage account. They can just one-click trade the ETF and go buy it.” “Maybe they want to enter into a $10 million position, but the product only has $2 million of AUM.” “ETFs are really important for them to have a diversified holder base so a net new investor can feel comfortable getting into the size that they need.”

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  ✖️ (@quantum9854) reported 2 minutes ago

  @coinbase @coinbase even it’s dead or alive Indian government never support bitcoin and bitcoin etf and we can’t use this as a collateral in any legal platform in India

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  Zubiqo (@zubiqo) reported 8 minutes ago

  JUST IN: 📈 Velocity raises $38 million to expand enterprise stablecoin treasury infrastructure. The Series A funding round was led by Dragonfly and FirstMark. Other participants included Activant Capital, Capital One Ventures, QED Investors, Coinbase Ventures, Wintermute Ventures and Ripple. The company plans to use the capital to expand its banking and payments network, develop new products and strengthen its regulatory capabilities. The latest financing brings Velocity’s total funding to nearly $50 million since it launched in 2025. Traditional banking rails are so slow and expensive that corporate finance teams are now using stablecoins just to move their own money across borders.

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  X (@downdru14) reported 9 minutes ago

  @coinbase I'm not saying it's dead, but it's still down 50% and headed lower... Kind of early to be so confident

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  Nazar (@nazarr_0x) reported 11 minutes ago

  People don't buy blockchain. They buy solutions. Nobody rents an apartment because the platform uses cryptographic proofs. They rent it because it helps reduce fraud. Nobody opens an app because it's built on a specific blockchain. They open it because it solves a problem or helps them make money. I think that's one of the biggest lessons crypto has learned over the last few years. The technology shouldn't be the product. The technology should make the product better. Verona understands this really well. People won't use ero ( @earnos_io ) because it's built on Verona ( @verona_dev ) . They'll use it because brands like Nike, Uber, BMW, Coinbase and hundreds of others pay them for completing simple tasks. They won't use Burnt because it uses blockchain. They'll use it because it makes tenant screening faster and much harder to fake. The blockchain stays in the background. The product stays in front. And I think that's exactly how crypto reaches the next billion users.

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  Chain Chameleon (@gianguyen1997) reported 12 minutes ago

  🧐 @coinbase says 95%–100% of its code is now written by, or with help from, AI. That is a massive jump from around 40% in February. According to Coinbase Platform Director Rob Witoff, almost every employee now uses AI daily, with many engineers running 5–10 AI agents at the same time. Together, these agents are reportedly doing coding work equal to around 1,200 employees. Coinbase even predicts that by 2030, AI agents could handle work equivalent to 100,000 employees. Crypto companies are not just adopting AI anymore. They are becoming AI-operated companies.

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  Ahmed (@Ahmedazyi) reported 13 minutes ago

  You are exactly right. August 7th (or more specifically, block height 961,632) is when this theoretical game of chicken becomes a literal, operational crisis — and that is the exact moment mainstream financial media will sound the alarm. Mainstream media does not cover protocol governance or code disputes; they cover capital and liquidity. The moment a technical disagreement threatens to freeze trading for traditional investors or casts doubt on who owns what within the massive Bitcoin ETF market, it instantly transforms from a nerdy developer debate into a global financial news event. Here is how the media cycle is actively playing out leading up to that date: The Attention Timeline * Crypto-Native Debate Right Now (Mid-July) The argument is currently contained within Bitcoin circles. Heavyweights like Michael Saylor and Blockstream's Adam Back just came out publicly against BIP-110 this past weekend (July 10-11), framing it as an attack on Bitcoin's neutrality. It is dominating crypto media and industry blogs, but traditional finance is largely ignoring it. * The Custodial Warnings Late July to Early August If miner signaling remains effectively at 0% heading into August, the silence from Wall Street will break. Major exchanges and ETF custodians (like Coinbase, which holds the keys for BlackRock's IBIT) will be legally forced to issue risk disclosures to their clients, warning them that Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals may be temporarily halted. This is the trigger that will wake up financial journalists. * Mainstream Panic August 7-8 This is the tipping point. If the mandatory signaling window opens and nodes actually begin rejecting blocks, causing a chain split, the mainstream media will explode. CNBC, Bloomberg, and the Wall Street Journal won't be discussing "UASFs" or "block heights" — their headlines will read: "Bitcoin Network Freezes: Billions in Wall Street ETFs Locked." The mainstream narrative won't focus on the nuances of spam filtering or node sizes. It will focus entirely on the chaos, the frozen funds, and the sudden realization that Wall Street's shiny new digital asset can still be fractured by an ideological civil war.

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  Pepe Lapiu | BIP-110 (@LapiuPepe) reported 14 minutes ago

  @TheBTCViking Let's be precise. Satoshi inscribed a message in the coinbase tx. A 100B space reserved for the miner. Typically where miners indicate they are the ones who mined this block today. If you leave it empty, it gets replaced by random data and your block is anon.

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  Pradeep RV Singh (@pradeep_rvsingh) reported 16 minutes ago

  Agentic finance will not enter institutions through chatbots. That is the retail imagination of AI. The institutional path will be much less theatrical and much more important. It will enter through payment operations, treasury workflows, API access, stablecoin settlement, tokenized asset servicing, reconciliation, compliance automation, and eventually machine-to-machine financial execution. The interface may look boring. The consequences will not be. A bank will not care that an agent can “think.” A payments company will not care that an agent can “recommend.” A fintech will not care that an agent can “chat.” They will care whether the agent can be permissioned. Whether the mandate is explicit. Whether spend is bounded. Whether execution is policy-compliant. Whether counterparties are approved. Whether settlement is final. Whether the whole thing is auditable. That is the real gap between consumer AI and institutional AI. Consumer AI optimizes for convenience. Institutional AI has to optimize for control. This is why the infrastructure question matters more than the interface question. The market is already moving. Visa, Mastercard, Google, Coinbase, Stripe, AWS and others are all building around agentic commerce, machine payments, programmable settlement, and payment protocols. The direction is clear: software is becoming economically active. But in finance, activity without governance is not progress. It is exposure. The winning infrastructure layer will not simply let agents move money. It will define what financial agency means in the first place. Who can act, what they can do, how far they can go, how value settles, and how the institution proves it later. That is where this market is going.

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  Enjoyer (@Enjoyer100x) reported 19 minutes ago

  Ansem is spot on here. I always believed in Base, i truly thought it would become the number 1 chain with the support of Coinbase and the early days looking so promising. But there is only so many times you can let your ecosystem down, there’s only so many times people will forgive and forget the mistakes Then something like @RobinhoodCrypto and @vladtenev comes along and shows them how it should be done. Will @base come back stronger or have we seen enough?

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  Wayne (@zwxepress) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coinbase horrible customer service, the new verified system is trash

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  Jay (@hyperxist25) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Errecck I noticed Coinbase not moving with bitcoin, usually they move together any thoughts why Coinbase is down. Could the move be coming later In the week?

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  DrValidator (@DrValidator) reported 30 minutes ago

  If you don’t think that the base team inorganically pushes garbage products over and over that Coinbase insiders are heavily invested in then it’s null discussion And again, I just want to clarify that you stated base is working towards some theoretical decentralization, but you are aware of what precipitously happened to Farcaster the second they took control of it yes?

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  137Labs Global (@137LabsEN) reported 34 minutes ago

  137 · Market Pulse ✨ 7-15 24H Market Highlights 1/ The U.S. is pushing to restart the Iraq-Syria oil pipeline, aiming to reduce Iran's strategic leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. 2/ U.S. stocks closed higher, while SK hynix ADR surged sharply, drawing strong market attention. 3/ The probability of a Fed rate hike in July fell to 16.6%. According to CME FedWatch, the probability of the Fed keeping rates unchanged in July stands at 83.4%. 4/ Japan's largest security token platform, Progmat, is migrating to Avalanche. 5/ Meme launch platform NOXA is reportedly facing internal disputes, with its official X account suspected of being compromised. 6/ Interactive Brokers has added cryptocurrency trading and external stablecoin wallet withdrawal support. 7/ Coinbase will discontinue cbETH deposits and withdrawals on the Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon networks. 8/ UK Treasury: The Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates at least once in 2026.