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  Rifat Ahmed (@Rifat_EE) reported 24 seconds ago

  An AI agent can now pay your business on Coinbase,, and you do not have to do anything to accept it. @coinbase turned it on this week. [Any online business on Coinbase can accept USDC payments from AI agents right out of the box] For developers, they added a small kit that plugs the same feature into any website or app in three lines of code. Here is what actually shipped :: --> Coinbase Business can now accept USDC from AI agents through x402 --> Developers can add the same feature to their own product in three lines of code --> Coinbase for Agents added live market data and plain English trading commands --> Businesses earn 3.35% on the USDC sitting in their account --> No refunds to worry about, and money lands instantly Why the timing matters : )- In June, AI agents visited Coinbase’s developer pages more than humans did for the first time )- x402 processed 75 million transactions and 24 million dollars in the last month alone )- The agents are already using the internet on their own )- Now they have a way to pay for what they use For a year x402 was a protocol most people had never used, This week Coinbase turned it into a live checkout button for all!!! What next?👀

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  DevenMat 🍓 (@DevenMat) reported 29 seconds ago

  Coinbase “bet on social” was trying to force a Rug Factory down our throats simply because operating a Rug Factory is profitable.

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  Ursa (@0xUrsanomics) reported 35 seconds ago

  the agent-payment economy is settling dollar-default. Indonesia is on track to run its own agent commerce in a currency it doesn't issue. Coinbase just made the default concrete: businesses can accept USDC from AI agents over x402. the rail is currency-neutral, it carries any token. USDC just has the incumbency. absent a rupiah one, Indo agent-commerce settles in dollars by inertia. and Indonesia's rules split the fix in half. OJK now governs crypto as an ASSET, trading is legal. but PAYMENT is Bank Indonesia's, and BI still bans crypto as a payment tool. so a rupiah stablecoin only works structured as BI-licensed e-money, not as crypto. the prize was never the rail, it's whose money rides it. a BI-cleared rupiah stablecoin keeps settlement and reserve yield onshore. without it, Indonesia builds on rails that pay out to the dollar. no named issuer yet, and that's the tell.

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  Vadim (AI, ⋈) (@zacodil) reported 2 minutes ago

  Michael Saylor and Bitcoin's biggest names (BlackRock, Coinbase, Fidelity) just pledged $15M to get Bitcoin ready for quantum computers. Real respect, this is the right long-term move. Here's why it's such a big job. About 30% of all Bitcoin already has its public key exposed on-chain, the part a quantum computer could crack. The fix on the table (BIP-360 and BIP-361) is a new address type plus a years-long migration that would eventually freeze any coins people don't move, maybe even Satoshi's. Still a draft, still no agreement. On NEAR, quantum-safe is already live. NEAR added post-quantum signatures as a built-in key type, and any account can switch to a quantum-safe key in one transaction. Same address, same funds, no deadline, no frozen coins. The difference is design, not effort. Bitcoin has to migrate the whole network at once. On NEAR you just swap your key, like changing a password. Bitcoin is funding the long road to PQ. NEAR already made the trip.

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  Betufin 🐂 🀄️ (@Betubfin) reported 5 minutes ago

  What a Coinbase listing would change for $ANSEM Tonight, Market Bubble is hosting Brian Armstrong, Coinbase's CEO, on Ansem's show. Worth talking about what a Coinbase listing would actually mean for $ANSEM, without overselling it. The credibility level jumps to a different category Coinbase remains one of the most regulated and scrutinized exchanges in the sector in the US. A listing there is never automatic, it involves an extensive compliance review. Clearing that filter would send a completely different signal than the CEX listings already secured so far, most of which are far less strict on their admission criteria. Access to a completely different audience Coinbase remains one of the main entry points for US retail who've never touched a native crypto wallet. A listing there would open $ANSEM up to millions of users who'd never go hunting for a token on Pumpfun or Meteora, exactly the kind of normies discussed in an earlier post. A different scale of liquidity and market depth Volumes on Coinbase operate on a completely different scale than most CEXs already listed. That would change price stability against large wallet movements, and could potentially reduce the impact of concentrated sells sometimes seen on current pools. What's worth keeping in mind Nothing indicates a Coinbase listing is planned or even being considered at this stage. Brian Armstrong appearing on Market Bubble tonight doesn't guarantee anything concrete, it's still just a conversation, likely centered on infrastructure and Coinbase's broader vision, not necessarily a listing teaser. That said, Armstrong's simple presence in a conversation with Ansem shows once again how much $ANSEM keeps pulling serious industry figures into its orbit, regardless of what actually gets said tonight.

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  CollectSats (@collectsats) reported 8 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 And better customer service @coinbase - I've been in and out few times and out mostly due to very poor customer service compared to competitions. Just depositing BTC and ETH for long term so hope I won't be disappointed again

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  Jason #BIP-110 (@Exoduster_) reported 9 minutes ago

  @IIICapital Yes, we’d be no where without the efforts of the most centralized institutions in the world Smart, decentralized node runners aren’t enough. We need Coinbase funding! Man, wtf has this space turned into….

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  removing pandemic years from age (@ingzhis) reported 10 minutes ago

  And I had to reinstall the Coinbase app, terrible

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  Chaincast (@chaincast_) reported 12 minutes ago

  Coinbase CPO Lawrence Brock steps down effective Aug 17; Dominique Baillet expected as successor. Advises through Nov 30 for three months' base salary lump sum plus continued RSU vesting. @coinbase #Crypto

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  Taro (@Taro8573) reported 12 minutes ago

  Quantum risk is not an overnight death sentence for Bitcoin. It is a slow governance test. The opposing view is fair: today’s quantum machines still lack the fault tolerant qubits needed to break Bitcoin at scale, so panic migration makes no sense. But Coinbase working on quantum safe custody, BIP 360 discussions, and soft fork planning toward end 2026 show the real answer. Bitcoin does not need fear. It needs optional upgrades before Q Day becomes a market event.

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  Dom Bei (@Beiwatch) reported 13 minutes ago

  IBIT AND FORKS Everyone is handicapping BIP-110 activation odds. Few have read the IBIT prospectus. 1. What the filing says On any fork, airdrop, or similar event, the Sponsor causes the Trust to “permanently and irrevocably abandon” the forked asset. It is excluded from NAV entirely. Reversing it requires NASDAQ to file with the SEC to amend its listing rules. Separately, in a hard fork, the Sponsor determines in sole discretion which chain is bitcoin. Listed factors include the Sponsor’s beliefs about what core developers, users, businesses, and miners expect. The filing also concedes the Sponsor may disagree with the Index Administrator on what counts as bitcoin. Source note: iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF prospectus, SEC-filed. SEC staff pressed the Trust to spell this position out during the 2024 S-1 review. IBIT held roughly 735,000 BTC in mid-July 2026—about 3.7% of circulating supply, pre-committed to abandoning any fork asset it receives. 2. BIP-110 by itself does not trigger any of this It’s a soft fork. Under clean activation there is no second asset, pre-activation UTXOs stay valid, and IBIT’s coins are untouched. 3. The path where it does — BIP-110 uses mandatory signaling. From block 961,632 through 963,647, enforcing nodes reject any block that doesn’t signal the required bit. 4. The Hashrate Reality This is inverted from traditional miner-activated soft forks (where old nodes accept new blocks), though it mirrors the mechanics of the 2017 BIP-148 UASF. Miner signaling has sat in the low single digits at best — peak cumulative readings since May run roughly 0.31–0.42% of hashrate, about 5 EH/s against a network near 940 EH/s. Enforcing nodes would follow a chain built by a rounding error of the hashrate, at difficulty inherited from the split point. Using Lopp’s numbers, if OCEAN is the only pool on it at ~1%: 1–2 blocks per day. 3 years to reach the next difficulty retarget. 70 days for a coinbase output to mature. No replay protection, because a split was never the design intent. That chain isn’t a competitor. It’s frozen. 5. My inference, stated as one — not in any spec Absent a large hashrate defection, the only way that chain becomes usable on any relevant timescale is an emergency difficulty adjustment (EDA). An EDA is a hard fork. A failed soft fork would push its own supporters into an incompatible chain to survive. That is the 2017 Bitcoin Cash sequence, arrived at from the opposite direction. And that is the moment the prospectus fires. Two assets exist. The Sponsor picks which is bitcoin. The other becomes an Incidental Right and is abandoned. Not sold. Not distributed to shareholders. Abandoned Note the wrinkle: with no replay protection, the Trust holds the same UTXOs on both chains. Abandonment isn’t an action — it’s declining to ever split them 6. Why this outlives BIP-110 ETF holders are structurally incapable of claiming a fork asset. Not by choice, by filing The more supply the wrapper absorbs, the more governance defaults to whatever the incumbent chain does Every future fork gets harder to bootstrap economically, independent of technical merit The tiebreaker for “what is bitcoin” becomes a determination inside an asset manager, and every downstream regulated entity inherits it 7. Calendar ~Aug 7, block 961,632 — mandatory signaling window opens. Some advise pausing transfers around it because short reorgs are possible. Luke Dashjr disputes that upgraded nodes face reorg risk once locked in ~Aug 21, block 964,000 — Sztorc’s eCash hard fork, 1:1. This is a genuine hard fork and the actual live test of the abandonment clause ~Sep 1, block 965,664 — BIP-110 activation on enforcing nodes. Rules expire on their own ~52,416 blocks later The Bottom Line: BIP-110 will likely fail The machinery it exposed is permanent

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  ℛ𝒶𝓌𝒶𝓃.𝒾𝓃𝒿 🥷🏻 (@Rawan_INJ) reported 21 minutes ago

  @professor34__ @coinbase @injective Native $INJ on Coinbase is a huge milestone. No bridges, no wrapped tokens , just direct access to Injective. 🥷🔥

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  Julia Montes (@JulQuenDestiny) reported 21 minutes ago

  Sorry you’re dealing with this. Save your wallet address, transaction history, and evidence, then contact Coinbase Wallet support for clarification.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 21 minutes ago

  Samsung Wallet is getting native stablecoin support Samsung (@SamsungMobile) announced at Galaxy Unpacked that Samsung Wallet will add native stablecoin support, with the on-stage mockup showing @circle's USDC, though no launch date, issuer, or chain has been confirmed. The wallet already reaches 75 million US Galaxy owners through last year's Coinbase integration, and the stablecoin plan landed alongside the Galaxy Card, Samsung's first US credit card with Barclays and Visa. When a phone maker this size puts stablecoins next to boarding passes and hotel keys, digital dollars stop being a crypto product and start becoming a default phone feature.

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  Chrisncreation.inj 🥷 (@NwudeChris1) reported 23 minutes ago

  Meet Maya. She isn’t a crypto trader. She’s a graphic designer who just wants to send money to a developer in Tokyo without paying a $35 wire fee. Last year, a friend told her to try using a fast financial network. So she did. But the second she tried to move her funds, the screen hit her with a pop-up: “Please convert your ERC-20 token to the native chain using a cross-chain bridge.” Maya stared at her phone. Bridge? ERC-what? She closed the app and used Paypal. That’s the silent killer of crypto. We built incredible financial highways, but we locked the doors with confusing jargon, manual token conversions, and terrifying multi-step bridges. If you have to explain network standards to someone just so they can trade a token, you’ve already lost them. This week, two massive things happened for Injective ($INJ) that fix this exact problem. First, @coinbase finished migrating INJ entirely to its native network. No bridging, no wrapped tokens, no accidental burnt funds. You buy it, you withdraw it straight to where it actually runs. Second, $INJ went live on @RobinhoodApp . Because Robinhood and Coinbase are where everyday people, the Mayas of the world actually hang out. Instead of forcing millions of retail investors to jump through technical hoops, the friction was simply erased. @injective brought high-speed financial tools directly to the apps people already use. The future of crypto adoption isn't about teaching non-technical people how the machinery works. It’s about making the machinery invisible. When moving money on-chain feels as effortless as sending an email, that’s when real adoption happens. We’re finally getting closer to that world.