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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Futuremind AI (@arha_13) reported 7 minutes ago

  @BabyDegener @coinbase Hey! Need my community’s support? Send a message! 🔥👥

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  xawit (@0xawit) reported 12 minutes ago

  There’s Tesla and SpaceX, so why bother buying memes or DOGE? Same goes for Base why dig a **** hole when Coinbase already exists?

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  Kieran 🥃🎶🐇 (@KGeorgee) reported 12 minutes ago

  @datarade NET? Probably region of 45% 5k+ companies now? Not all are exits or in cash yet will be propped up a lot on Stripe dropbox doordash coinbase if we go gross probably close to 70% by now? Some bad perfromers in there of course too that will bring it down. nuts figure ngl

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  Don Manning (@DonManning1) reported 14 minutes ago

  @JennaXCrypto @AverageJohnEVR How I read it is, everyone would have to change to a CEX and KYC their users. Essentially, it will give Coinbase and other CEX's a huge advantage. Essentially, existing DEX's will just IP block US internet addresses I imagine.

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  Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) reported 18 minutes ago

  Legal Stuff: DEX trading requires users to create a self-custody wallet prior to trading, and is subject to applicable Terms of Service. DEX software is provided by Coinbase Bermuda Technologies Ltd, DEX trading feature not available in all locations. Fees may apply. Not investment advice or a recommendation to purchase a particular digital asset.

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  KINGZ DEE (@KINGZ_DEEE) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Monothiez Only Binance and coinbase Others can shut down tomorrow

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  pondrider 🍎🍎🍎 (@HinrikKarlsson) reported 21 minutes ago

  @GoingParabolic @coinbase @coinbase Please fix this

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  Andrew Hájek (@AndrewHjekq0) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Koolkev3590 Hey, If it’s been pending for over an hour while still showing on Coinbase, it’s usually either the exchange hasn’t broadcast the transaction yet or it’s waiting in their processing queue not necessarily an ADA network issue

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  Austin (@boringbags) reported 23 minutes ago

  @shawmakesmagic @brian_armstrong its a stupid tax on crypto normies who don't even know how to leave coinbase with their coins. For the rest of us its just a massive inconvenience. Please fix this @brian_armstrong

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  DeFi.eth (@VirtualsOG) reported 25 minutes ago

  @coinbase Do you support Robinhood Chain ?

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  Holden Culotta (@Holden_Culotta) reported 26 minutes ago

  “Palantir and Polymarket are partners.” “The goal is not just … mass surveillance.” “It’s predictive policing on a massive scale.” “This is the privatized panopticon.” Whitney Webb just exposed the truth about Polymarket’s origins. And it’s much darker than you think. The “official narrative” is this: Polymarket founder and CEO Shayne Coplan created the platform during Covid, because that time of uncertainty was “the best time for prediction markets.” But that narrative, Webb says, is “bunk.” “He had all these connections, particularly the people that bridged the US-Israeli crypto tech scene.” And the idea for Polymarket really came from DARPA, the US government’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. “There’s an interview that he gave in 2020 where he said a lot of the passion for the creation of Polymarket … was DARPA’s Policy Analysis Market.” “Even though he’s alone in his bathroom building this company … he somehow raises $4 million just three months after the company launches.” “The main people backing him are Coinbase’s earliest employees.” “Remember, Coinbase takes Augur and sunsets it.” Augur, another prediction market platform, was an “attempt to resurrect PAM.” “What was PAM?” “PAM, or the Policy Analysis Market … was part of TIA.” “Total Information Awareness.” TIA was another DARPA program launched after 9/11 to develop a government mass surveillance apparatus. Congress defunded it after public scrutiny and backlash. But TIA never went away. It was privatized and eventually turned into Palantir. Webb: “The goal was not just to see everything going on in the present … in a sea of data, of everyone’s data in mass surveillance.” “It was to predict.” “Pre-crime.” “Polymarket … just like with PAM, the odds are there to help feed the pre-crime engine.” “We know that Polymarket bets can be rigged.” “And that Polymarket itself puts out misinformation sometimes to make trades swing one way or the other.” “And that insider trading is a huge problem.” “The context of that, as it’s meant to interface with what is now Palantir, is really unsettling.” Mark Goodwin: “And not only privatized, they’re … making money off it.” “Insider trading is not a problem, it’s a feature.” @_whitneywebb @markgoodw_in

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  Jillian Plomin || W3i Software, Inc CEO (@W3i_CEO) reported 27 minutes ago

  Yes, I know. We can do the same. My statement was that Circle does not give yield to minters in response to your assertion that they do. Institutional customers are banks, VASPs, payment service providers, etc. The institutional partners you describe are different. Institutional Customers ≠ Incentivized Partners. A small distinction, but as you're using it to claim USDC functions differently than USDM in this area, it matters. We can give all the same type of incentives that Circle can, and just like Circle, it is limited to certain entities that qualify. What Cardano doesn't have is a Coinbase equivalent. I believe that is where the confusion lies. Circle and Coinbase are two separate entities with different purposes, but are often considered the same.

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  PT (@spartywrx) reported 28 minutes ago

  @jbmillen @BitPaine When the holder wants to sell using Coinbase those coins are flagged and seized at the CEX level Many ways around that issue but that’s a main point

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  ChillTA🪙 (@chilltc) reported 28 minutes ago

  💰 The money tells the same story. Revenue $16.8B (2x Coinbase); but net profit just ~$464M, a 2.8% margin, DOWN 7% while revenue rose 40%. That's the "compliance tax": the $4.3B US settlement, monitors, lawyers. It's eating the empire from inside.

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  Joel John (@joeljohn) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Nevergreen911 my argument actually breaks down in HL"s case because 1. once it reached scale, it did have to spend on policy (±35-50M seeded to the policy center) 2. It reached there partly by using tokens to solve cold-start problem (airdrop) But yes - way more efficient than coinbase.