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  sumdumgai (@bighatclub) reported 3 minutes ago

  @djsenior13 @DavidFBailey dear Isaiahnoob, please point out where the BIP 110 advocates ever claimed that it would stop any and all spam cold. Go ahead, we’ll wait. The point isn’t to stop all spam cold, although that would be nice of course. The point is to be *directionally* correct with spam policy and to institute a *culture of hostility* to spam. Which means that any efforts people have to go to to put spam on the Blake chain will be orders of magnitude easier on the Core chain. If you want to stay up at night coming up with clever ways to get spam into the Blake chain and spend the money to do it, have at it. Our miners will thank you for your payments. If nothing else it’s a waste of your time and money, and best case maybe it exposes a loophole that can be easily fixed without imposing onerous restrictions on monetary users. Either way, you play yourself. all of this “let’s attack and troll the Blake chain“ I am convinced is cope for being depressed because you realize your chain is entirely captured and controlled by an oligopoly of pro-spam miners. The only thing I’m unsure about is whether or not this realization is conscious or only subconscious, but I promise you, if you actually understand how bitcoin works (highly questionable), your subconscious mind at least understands it. To say nothing of the fact that you guys only want to attack/troll the Blake chain because you understand it’s actually a threat to your chain, unlike BCH and BSV. Both of those made bitcoin a worse form of money. Blake makes bitcoin a better form of money than your chain. Strange that you don’t hear Core chain retards constantly gloating about trolling those chains. Those chains are simply ignored. Because they’re not a threat. Unlike us. Your chain is cooked in the long run. It will still be valuable as digital gold for a time, which is, to be fair, useful. But as money? Lol. Done. Any aspirations about killing global money printers are completely dead on your chain, and to pretend otherwise is an absolute fantasy...in which I have every expectation your side fully intends to indulge. @David you are wise to be concerned about the cops coming and knocking, because I promise you at the end of the day this is the ultimate prize they are after: making it illegal for individual citizens (i.e. the pleb node runners) to run a bitcoin node. It will be made illegal, and of course, the pretext for banning it will be “objectionable material” on the chain. And the law will state that only “trusted partners” such as Strategy, Coinbase, Blackrock, etc will be permitted to run a bitcoin node, under close government regulation and supervision, of course. All of this is coming down the pike in a few years, and by that point AI monitoring of online activity will be so good that anyone who tries to spin up a rogue node will have their location pinpointed within a few minutes. Isiahnoob apparently think none of this is going to happen. The Core chain retards are drunk on their own hubris. That never ends badly, does it?

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  Miyamoto 🐂🀄️ (@iruletrenches) reported 5 minutes ago

  believing in coinbase cost me a lot of money and a lot of hair follicles no wonder Brian is bald as ****

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  cycles (@cyclesxyz) reported 6 minutes ago

  bittensor:native is my main AI bet this cycle. Not financial advice. Just how I see it. A lot of people still treat Bittensor like one more AI coin. That’s exactly why I like it. This is not a chatbot token. Not a wrapper sitting on top of OpenAI. It’s an open market where subnets compete to produce intelligence. Inference, compute, training, data. TAO is the asset that sits underneath all of that. If the next stretch is a real crypto expansion and AI stays one of the main narratives, that positioning matters. The setup is clean enough: 21 million supply. Halving schedule copied from Bitcoin. First cut already done in December 2025. Daily emissions dropped from 7,200 TAO to 3,600. Most of the supply is locked in staking. Price is still sitting about 70% below the 2024 high. First part of the idea is straightforward. When an AI bid comes back into crypto, capital usually crowds into the name people already recognize as the category leader. I don’t want a basket of random AI tickets. I want that leader. Second part is what the network is doing while the chart looks dead. dTAO turned each subnet into its own market. There are 128 of them now. A few are starting to look like actual products instead of emission farms. Inference. Compute. Training. Access is getting easier too. Grayscale already has a vehicle. It’s live on Coinbase. No spot ETF yet. Fine. How I’m thinking about the next years: First 12-24 months: TAO as the reserve asset of that subnet economy if crypto AI gets bid again. Later in the run: If even a handful of subnets start converting work into real usage, the market can stop pricing it as “AI narrative” and start pricing it as an AI market. So the bet is simple. I think TAO can be the AI crypto that pays the most from these levels over the next 2-3 years. Not because every subnet survives. Because the network and the cycle might line up at the same time. Could be wrong. Could chop for months. Governance is still a real risk. Still the one I’m holding through it.

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  ClioBitcoinBank 🏴‍☠️ (@ClioBitcoinBank) reported 13 minutes ago

  @MarketAnarchy21 Read the rest of the repo about "piggybacking" you can do "entropy recycling" on any tx you were already going to make to achieve FREE data storage. Imagine someone like coinbase who makes several txs per block or any person with a large btcpayserver they receive on routinely.

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  smartmate (@QuantVault) reported 16 minutes ago

  Market Briefing — Sat 29 Aug 2026, 05:14 UTC TL;DR • $78,864 broke. BTC $77,679, −2.48%. The 07:42 brief's bear tell fired on both legs — spot CVD −$105.7M, Coinbase premium −0.5bp from +1.7bp — and $81,500 was never retested. • But it was a de-lever, not a run. ~$1.03bn of BTC OI came off (−5.67%, percentile 100 → 68) against $42.0M of liquidations, on funding 2.4pp under baseline and 3m basis 4.65%. The crowding two briefs kept flagging is gone. • Protection got cheaper as price fell. DVOL 37.92 (−2.46), 1m implied 1.10 vols under realised, ETH −2.04 — the 07:42 veto on buying convexity is lifted. • SOL's +10.5% week is perp-led: perp CVD +$20.8M against spot −$25.7M, OI still 90th percentile. Marked up, not bought. • Nothing on Hyperliquid clears ±25bp — median premium +0.0bp across 56 names, HLP +$30.7k for a fourth flat day: a board-wide long liquidation missed HL's book. Headline: A 2.5% down day pulled $1.0bn of BTC open interest out and liquidated only $42M of it — the market de-levered by choice, and the options market marked downside cheaper on the way. THE ONE THING THAT DOESN'T FIT Price broke the level and protection got cheaper. Cap −4.50%, median name −2.70%, 3 of 22 up — and BTC DVOL fell 2.46 to 37.92, leaving 1m implied 1.10 vols under 37.2% realised. ETH is worse: DVOL −4.94, VRP −2.04. The 1w 25-delta risk reversal is −0.78 vols, inside the noise band. Deribit serves no historical surface, so I can quote today's skew but not its change. The desk is arithmetically right — a 2.5% day is an ordinary draw from 37% vol — but it reads both ways: cheap vol means nobody is hedging. Either a cleared book or an unguarded one. NET BTC: $81,500 above, ~$76,780 below, $75,000 as the one that matters — the 5-day low sits ~1.2% under spot; beneath it is the 75,000 strike (12,260 contracts). The tell is whether the 22:00 bid repeats when the US session opens. Spot CVD staying negative with the Coinbase premium under zero turns a de-lever into distribution and puts $75,000 in play. Spot flattening with the premium back positive — on funding 2.4pp under baseline and OI at the 68th percentile — is a cleared book at 19% of its 5-day range, and $81,500 becomes a target rather than a ceiling. Take the convexity you passed on yesterday — ETH is the cheaper leg at 2.04 vols under realised. Do not size the XMR carry. HYPE $86.77 above, ~$76.62 below, the one name whose de-lever and price disagree.

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  Big Mo Love ★ (@BigMoLove) reported 16 minutes ago

  Will Standard Reserve be the next major player? People have been rushing to chatgpt to get their posts out there supporting @standard_rsv since I last mentioned them Deservedly so, as what it is trying to do is something that can establish itself as one of the top projects coming out of this new cycle With only 1000 Charter NFTs available and 250 already gone, the exclusivity has ramped up the fomo in many, from young accounts to experienced KOLs Personally I like to be selective in what I choose to support rather than every project that has the slightest bit of hype. Most recently for me has been Stonkbrokers, Blokyz and Unvault One of the main reasons for the support has been because of the builders behind them. In the case of Standard Reserve, @0xbeans appears to have the chops and integrity to be someone I can put my full support behind Sure, the economy behind $STANDARD presents an attractive flywheel as presented in the whitepaper, but who is building it is equally if not more important Full disclosure, we haven’t yet spoken personally, but from the number of messages in the quoted tweet I can understand why! Researching Beans I can see he has been building for years, well before the current hype cycle He spent time with Coinbase, Frame and Abstract. Names the space is quite familiar with He also created IAmTheOptimizor, a gas-golfing competition that attracted serious EVM engineers, and built Bear Bonds, an ETHGlobal 2023 finalist that won prizes from Mantle, Axelar and Scroll. Bear Bonds also helped inspire the mechanics behind The Standard Reserve Of course execution is key, but I’m betting on Standard Reserve to make it and meet it’s expectations as a top project in 2026

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  Ashwin Antony (@BtcAshwin) reported 17 minutes ago

  @coinbase Fits right next to your customer support and risk management.

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  P.D. Thorn (@PD_Thorn) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Techforing1 It's more of a legal issue at this point and it's going to take a while. I got a firm that has a very large investigation going and they said I could join them so I'm about to start working on that. Going to be a long road I suspect but fine. I love how I can buy things on @coinbase and the money either completely disappears or what I buy takes off yet I can't sell it.

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  Zaid 🟧 (@zaidlikesmstr) reported 22 minutes ago

  $MSTR Strategy is currently $30 billion short on the trailing four quarter GAAP earnings needed for S&P 500 eligibility. At current holdings, Bitcoin would need to reach roughly $113,000 to wipe that deficit in a single quarter. I see a day where Strategy’s inclusion in the S&P 500 is beyond question. And when that happens, a meaningful part of the world’s capital will gain exposure to Bitcoin at a scale completely different from what companies like Coinbase or Robinhood provide. They’ll be holding a software and fintech company whose core mission is to watch the asset succeed and keep acquiring more of it for its shareholders. The benefit to @Strategy would be significant. Index inclusion typically brings billions in passive inflows to start with. And as Bitcoin matures and strengthens the balance sheet, Strategy’s growing size can command an even larger allocation within the indices, bringing in more passive capital that can further accelerate accumulation or support equity buybacks. @Strategy is also working to improve its S&P Global credit rating, which currently sits at B- The company has demonstrated that capital can flow in both directions when needed, whether through raising capital to acquire Bitcoin or monetizing Bitcoin when necessary. We’re now sitting on ~$6.7 billion in USD liquidity, a significant improvement from where we were just months ago. And a stronger credit rating would open the doors to larger institutions that require higher ratings. So the question of S&P 500 inclusion isn’t an if, but a when. And those doors opening only accelerate the turbine. Mission: Strategy. $BTC $MSTR $STRC

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  TranzGuard (@TranzGuardian) reported 22 minutes ago

  Attacker called him. Claimed to be Coinbase support. Said his account was hacked. Walked him through "securing" his funds. He moved 2.05M LTC and 1,459 BTC himself. No exploit. Just a phone call.

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  Josselin Caër | Ledger (@s44ocg) reported 23 minutes ago

  Could you confirm whether Coinbase is getting stuck on the wallet-ownership verification when you try to send BTC from your Ledger, and are you seeing any specific error message on that screen?

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  Shannon Byers (@amantelova) reported 27 minutes ago

  Could you tell me exactly what restriction or error Coinbase is showing when you try to move your funds, so we can determine whether it’s a withdrawal hold, account restriction, or pending transaction?

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  Christoph 13 (@Christoph188825) reported 28 minutes ago

  @crypto_bitlord7 I use the Coinbase Vault never had a problem.

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  Alexandre Heraud (@zo_heraud) reported 29 minutes ago

  @313Gringo Hey, that memo-page glitch can happen with certain Coinbase transfers. Don’t keep retrying it yet, send me a screenshot of the page/error and I’ll help you pinpoint what’s blocking the transfer

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  Catherine Crowder.eth🇺🇸 (@0xCathCrowder) reported 32 minutes ago

  @meenstaxx We're sorry about the trouble with your Coinbase account. I get how frustrating it can be when you don't get the help you need. Just shoot us a DM with your Coinbase email address, and i’ll look into it for you.