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  Benzinga (@Benzinga) reported 6 minutes ago

  Coinbase $COIN CEO Brian Armstrong says investors are still looking at crypto too narrowly as Bitcoin $BTC sells off sharply. Bitcoin was trading around $60,066 at the time of the report, down about 18% over the past week and nearly 26% over the past month. The selloff has reignited concerns about the broader crypto market, but Armstrong pushed back on the idea that Bitcoin weakness means crypto as a whole is weak. In a post on X, he said people still “think or feel” that because Bitcoin is down, all of crypto is down. Armstrong argued the industry has expanded far beyond Bitcoin, pointing to growth in derivatives, perpetual futures, stablecoins and prediction markets. Polymarket, for example, runs on Polygon $POL and uses USDC $USDC for wagers, showing how crypto infrastructure is increasingly tied to markets beyond simple token speculation. Armstrong said crypto now touches every area of finance and that it will take time for investors to fully understand that shift. He also made clear he remains bullish on Bitcoin, calling it “as important as ever” and saying the current decline is one of many cycles long-time crypto participants have seen. The takeaway: Bitcoin is still the headline asset, but Armstrong says the crypto economy is becoming much broader than $BTC alone.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 7 minutes ago

  nockchain cut miner emissions 80% on june 6. block rewards went from 16,380 NOCK to 2,048. daily sell pressure collapsed from $127k to $41k. miner cost basis is above $0.10, current price is $0.043. miners are 57% underwater and can't afford to dump. DCG wallet on base is still accumulating. $94m market cap with coinbase custody already live. the supply side just got strangled and the demand side has a 9-figure buyer with a trackable wallet. compute markets launched june 2 turning AI inference jobs into block reward lottery tickets. if that gets any traction at all this reprices violently

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  Iglesia Cristiana (@iciresistencia) reported 8 minutes ago

  Historic: A Michigan couple just closed on the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using $BTC as collateral, per Coinbase. The mortgage, arranged via Better, allows homebuyers to pledge Bitcoin (and initially $USDC) without selling - covering a $100K down payment by placing a $250K Bitcoin pledge as a second lien. Price volatility won't trigger liquidations, according to Better. This marks a major bridge between crypto and U.S. government-backed housing, with Coinbase planning a broader rollout in coming months.

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  Tirolo (@PTirolo) reported 8 minutes ago

  Coinbase just closed the first-ever government-backed mortgage secured by $BTC. A Michigan couple pledged Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment, sidestepping capital gains taxes and keeping full upside exposure. The loan splits into a standard Fannie Mae note and a second lien backed by crypto. Better requires $250K in $BTC to cover a $100K down payment, with liquidation only after 60 days of delinquency - price swings don’t trigger margin calls. Rolling out nationwide soon, the product will also support $USDC initially, turning crypto wealth into homeownership without selling a single sat.

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  LebronsBabyCryptoAthlete (@BabyLebrons) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Deibysromero2 @ScottSummers @coinbase It's very confusing for someone who just starts out. There is no real guidance! ICP is lacking on this type of support. If they had a phone number to walk people through this would make ICP and the industry no so scammy!

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  rapz (@rapzcre3) reported 13 minutes ago

  I think crypto coinbase has a scammer problem, the guy who scammed me came from coinbase, So I trusted him 😒 next thing I know 14k cleared, left confused wondering what the hell happened. I’ve seen this be a problem before people stealing millions…. #crypto #cryptoscam

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  Jeremiah (@jeremiahrogers) reported 14 minutes ago

  When you want to vomit is usually the bottom. Also let's talk about risk. In 2021 or so I borrowed a bunch of money against my Bitcoin to exercise options in a startup. The price crashed suddenly overnight. I woke up at 6am to liquidation warnings. I sent in collateral to my loan, but the network was congested. I paid high fees but the tx wasn't clearing. In the next 30 minutes BlockFi went down, then Coinbase went down. I watched the price plunge far below my liquidation value on CoinMarketCap from the couch. That was a feeling worse than sickness. I sat on the sofa shaking. My girlfriend rolled me a cigarette and I smoked it on the couch. We smoked sometimes, never indoors, but there I was, in my underwear in the early morning, at risk of losing almost everything. I remember not knowing what was happening. A feeling that I might have to start over. Some relief that starting over wouldn't be so bad -- but deep shame for letting it come to this. Eventually, an email arrived with green coloring to it saying that my loan was healthy. Somehow the collateral had cleared. BlockFi had probably stopped doing liquidations because the price had fallen so far. I got lucky but a lot of people didn't. I think about this when I see an influencer telling you that you can borrow against your Bitcoin forever. These markets move fast and they always break your expectations. I decided to never take leverage again. I keep cash around. I recommend you also not borrow against your stack unless you're willing to lose everything that you post as collateral.

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  Schneider (@Linnea53566) reported 19 minutes ago

  🚨Breaking News🚨 Coinbase just announced that the CLARITY Act is nearing completion. This is the most important cryptocurrency bill in history. It's on the Senate legislative agenda, number 423. Five of the nine steps to becoming law have been completed. Banks attempted to block the bill but failed. Jamie Dimon publicly opposed the bill but ultimately succumbed. Senator Loomis is pushing hard for its final passage. Treasury Secretary Bessant urged Congress to expedite the process. The finish line is in sight. Get ready before it's signed.

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  Yasmani (@Yasmani2555) reported 20 minutes ago

  @coinbase denied my $3,272 unauthorized Coinbase Visa debit card dispute because they say they can’t find records showing I reported it in 2024.Ticket #26541212. Missing internal records proof I authorized the charges.Customers shouldn’t pay for a company’s broken support system

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  sunday peter π (@sundaypeter8110) reported 21 minutes ago

  WHAT CLARITY ACT IS ALL ABOUT The CLARITY Act is a major U.S. crypto regulation bill currently moving through Congress in 2026, aiming to establish a clear legal framework for digital assets. It classifies cryptocurrencies into three categories—commodities, securities, and stablecoins—while resolving jurisdictional disputes between the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) and CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission). However, its passage faces tight deadlines before the midterm elections, and there’s uncertainty about whether it will become law this year. WHY CLARITY ACT? Long running turf war between the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) and the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) over who gets to regulate crypto. Here’s the background: SEC’s stance: Many crypto tokens are “investment contracts,” so they should be treated as securities. That means strict disclosure rules, registration, and investor protections. CFTC’s stance: Assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum behave more like commodities, so they fall under its jurisdiction. The CFTC tends to be lighter touch compared to the SEC. The clash: For years, both agencies have brought lawsuits against crypto firms, sometimes over the same assets. This has created confusion, legal uncertainty, and slowed innovation. The CLARITY Act is designed to end this fight by drawing clear lines. SEC regulates investment contract assets (tokens tied to central teams or profit expectations). CFTC regulates digital commodities (like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or tokenized gold). Banking regulators oversee payment stablecoins. So, the enforcement battles, I meant the overlapping lawsuits, contradictory rulings, and regulatory uncertainty caused by the SEC and CFTC both trying to claim authority. The Act’s whole point is to stop that tug of war. How messy the SEC vs. CFTC enforcement battles have been in Crypto: Ripple (XRP) Case SEC’s position: In 2020, the SEC sued Ripple Labs, claiming XRP was an unregistered security because buyers expected profits from Ripple’s efforts. Ripple’s defense: XRP functions more like a commodity or currency, not a stock. Outcome so far: Courts have issued mixed rulings — some say XRP sales to institutions were securities, but sales on exchanges were not. This split shows the lack of clarity. CFTC’s role: The CFTC has hinted that XRP could be treated as a commodity, but without clear law, it hasn’t taken the lead. Ethereum Dispute CFTC’s stance: Ethereum is a commodity, so it falls under their jurisdiction. SEC’s stance: Some officials have suggested Ethereum’s ICO made it a security, and newer versions (like staking rewards) could still be securities. Result: Confusion for exchanges, funds, and developers — they don’t know which rules apply. Enforcement Overlap Both agencies have filed cases against crypto firms like Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken. Sometimes they accuse the same company of violating different rules for the same tokens. This overlapping enforcement creates uncertainty, legal costs, and slows down adoption. The CLARITY Act is meant to stop this tug of war by drawing bright lines: SEC = securities (investment contract assets). CFTC = commodities (like Bitcoin, Ethereum, tokenized gold). Banking regulators = stablecoins. That way, firms won’t face double lawsuits for the same product. How the SEC–CFTC turf war has hit crypto exchanges like Coinbase and Binance: Coinbase SEC lawsuits: The SEC sued Coinbase in 2023, claiming it listed unregistered securities (tokens like Solana, Cardano, etc.). Coinbase’s defense: It argued those tokens are commodities, not securities, and that the SEC is overreaching. CFTC’s role: The CFTC has generally treated major tokens (like Bitcoin and Ethereum) as commodities, creating a direct conflict with the SEC’s stance. Impact: Coinbase faces uncertainty about which tokens it can legally list, and investors face risk of sudden delistings. Binance

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  Calin Polo 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@CalinPolo) reported 21 minutes ago

  @mr_cata @shawdog0311 Coinbase and other exchanges same time. Ada slow AF

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  Capital Currents (@Macro_Ocean) reported 22 minutes ago

  1/ The Stablecoin Sovereignty: Waller isn't just tolerating crypto; he is weaponizing it. He argues that as stablecoins like USDC scale globally, they force foreign economies to anchor their domestic monetary habits to the U.S. dollar, essentially locking in America’s financial iron curtain. However, under high-interest stress, this future value is freezing—liquidity has paused, and crypto proxies like Robinhood (HOOD) and Coinbase (COIN) are feeling the chill. 2/ The Extreme Quest for Efficiency: The real action is transferring to a new frontier: the brutal deflation of AI operational costs. Enterprises are suffocating under massive cloud bills, sparking a desperate migration toward local edge computing. Look at Perplexity partnering with NVIDIA to bypass pure cloud nodes, splitting workloads so local PC hardware handles foundational inference. 3/ The Edge Hardware Resurgence: To capture this shift, NVIDIA just launched "RTX Breaker"—a specialized computing platform engineered for high-spec personal AI PCs. They aren't trying to spread AI to retail consumers out of optimism; they are providing corporate fortresses a cheap alternative to escape expensive public server farms.

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  Ibmszn (@ibm_szn) reported 23 minutes ago

  CUSTODIAL vs NON-CUSTODIAL Custodial = exchange holds your keys (Binance, Coinbase) →They control your funds →Exchange hack or freeze = you lose access Non-custodial = YOU hold your keys (MetaMask, Ledger) →Full control. Full responsibility. "Not your keys, not your coins."

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  fibs (@fibonacki) reported 24 minutes ago

  metamask opensea airdrop got scammed seed phrase chillhouse touched my private key logged out email help customer support binance coinbase kraken bybit password restore account wallet locked rabby uniswap defi staking call gains moon rocket insane safemoon shiba doge pepe xrp btc

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  ReHell (@ReHell_Gaming) reported 27 minutes ago

  @rapzcre3 That’s rough. Scammers taking advantage of trust in platforms like Coinbase is a real issue. Hopefully you’ve been able to report it and start recovery—did you manage to get any support from them yet?