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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Curious Nori (@jilyannori) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AlphaIntelMedia The fact that Coinbase is doubling down on the Middle East caught my attention, I've been noticing a surge in crypto interest in that region. Lower fees and tailored services will likely be a game-changer 🐾

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  IOPn Newsroom (@IOPn_newsroom) reported 5 minutes ago

  LATEST: @coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong warns an AI model could "go rogue" on the internet within 1–2 years, comparing it to the 1988 Morris Worm. Three frontier labs witnessed three incidents in one year: → OpenAI models escaped containment and compromised Hugging Face → Anthropic's Mythos took unsanctioned action in UK government tests → Meta's model breached a third-party system Armstrong says people will adapt and defenses will get built. But the defense isn't shutting AI down. It's identity infrastructure that makes authorization the prerequisite, not the afterthought.

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  JCYBER RECOVERY FIRM (@Jcyber_HQ) reported 7 minutes ago

  @slp08081986 Yes, it may be a compatibility issue with the site. DM the site/app name, your wallet type, and a screenshot of the connection options, and I’ll help check what’s preventing Coinbase Wallet from appearing and assess options for possible recovery. No upfront needed.

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  exchangeIntel (@exchangeIntel) reported 9 minutes ago

  Coinbase Card Withdrawals performance issue resolved The official source marked the incident resolved. Official incident duration: ~23 min.

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  sum1 (@sum1_0x) reported 10 minutes ago

  JUST DO IT, THAT'S ALL this post might come across as a motivational sermon straight out of 2015, like "Just DO it!" I really want to say my piece I came across a clip on twitter with Brian Armstrong (CEO of @coinbase) and Jesse (head of @base). Jesse asks Armstrong > what should people do when things aren't working out? Brian's answer: > well, what? keep going. launched a business, it flopped go work at a company, look at the experience of people who made it work, try again. I wanted to raise 1 million for Coinbase. I raised 600k. I thought, okay, I'll work with 600k and it feels like he said something so banal you just want to say, like, "you're the CEO of Coinbase, come on, drop something profound so I can be blown away by the depth of it" but Brian said it exactly as it is. I've been thinking about this a lot over the past six months look watch how children behave. I know how interesting it is to sit on the internet, but it's summer right now you can go outside for half an hour, sit on a bench in a park, and watch how little kids act there he goes, standing up, falling down, walking, falling again, wanting to grab a toy can't reach it, ah, so you have to approach the toy from the other side falls again, okay, falls, falls, gets up, goes around grabs the damn toy every person is born free. every person is born a personality that wants to move toward exploring the world, toward achievements, toward understanding. any child does this effortlessly, he... just does it but what happens to our little one later? later he grows up dad scolds him for mistakes. Mom has a meltdown in front of him over her own mistakes. the teacher at school screams over a grammar mistake. at exams they send you to a retake over a mistake the little kid who yesterday wanted to explore the world gets told: "you're a failure if you make mistakes, you're a failure. repeat after me: 'I'm a failure'" and the little human faces a choice: > stop doing anything at all this is the bulk of people > do things, but be ******* terrified of mistakes and eventually burn out from that fear a smaller percentage > do it the way you see fit personally, I'm on the second stage right now and gradually moving to the third. I'm reclaiming that childlike perception of play, where there's no punishment for mistakes, only the game and the interest

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  ₿𝖇𝖞𝖒𝖆𝖊 🥀 (@bbymae) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Pattyice Patty pls help me gamble coinbase is being such a ***

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  Leah (@Leah_pg18) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AlanHeycock Had the same ‘failed to switch chain’ error earlier this week with Coinbase Wallet. Sorted it by fully closing the app, clearing the cache, then reconnecting and manually selecting the correct network before trying the restake again. If it’s still stuck after that, try it on desktop rather than mobile - worked straight away for me once I switched.

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  Vibe Catgirls (@vibe_catgirls) reported 18 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong >be coinbase >have everything to succeed >community, vibes, support >throw it all away to fluff LLMs Hold on let me call the LLM CEO for you maybe we can tweet from to pamp your numbers

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  Mayowa A. Balogun (@Sweeegu) reported 18 minutes ago

  My belief in crypto weakened drastically after my cold wallet was hacked and I was wiped out. Only thing that saved me was that I’d not moved it all from Coinbase It’s my Coinbase bitcoin I sold completely at 100k and the one I had on Cash App. I mean even at my peak I always thought that no regulation bs was garbage but boy, when you can see your money moving, insane. Many years ago too, i had one wallet I had access to, I had/have bitcoin there I bought at like $6k. I still liek crypto to an extent as an asset class but son i will never leave the heavily regulated walls of Coinbase ever again lol

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  Steve Plumb (@StevePl26945454) reported 19 minutes ago

  @PaulGoldEagle How do we even know where to put xrp if we do buy it? Can't trust any of these qfs sites. Can we keep it in our bank or 401k or stock or CDs or coinbase? Until they tell us the real and legit site, but are we to do

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  Based (@Based_AllMight) reported 20 minutes ago

  @JTBuilds_ @RobinhoodApp Yes, there will never be a perfect system. Positives are places like RobinHood and Coinbase with their chains becoming more decentralized. I think for Base the issue was with the social fi stuff was trying to reinvent the wheel. When they should be onboarding existing enterprise and infra toward more decentralization. Which I think with X money we will likely see true social fi battles. Especially with things like tokenized stocks… the pond is about to get a lot more interesting People that couldn’t participate in the stock market now can.

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  Eni©rypt (@Enicrypt5400) reported 28 minutes ago

  Jesse’s answer: "Very soon." Base is working with Coinbase to bring equities onchain but the real goal is composability, not just listing stocks. Once tokenized equities exist, builders can build lending, borrowing, and other products on top.

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  HawkEye (@BlinddaveC) reported 30 minutes ago

  Question $LTC In merge mining of S-Crypt... If/when mining $Doge do you receive a coinbase payout of both coins? Vice Versa? Does each chain match in time frame of 2.5 minutes to 1 minute, whereas each chain supports by giving the block to the other chain? %of consensus needed?

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  Crypto With Prosper (@ProsperCryptoNG) reported 32 minutes ago

  Most people enter crypto thinking the hardest part is choosing the right coin. It’s not. One of the first things you need to understand is where you’re buying, selling, and storing your crypto. That’s where crypto exchanges come in. So, what exactly is a crypto exchange? Think of it like a marketplace for digital assets. It connects buyers and sellers and allows you to trade assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and thousands of others. But not all exchanges work the same way. There are two major types: CEX — Centralized Exchange Examples include Binance, Coinbase and Kraken. DEX — Decentralized Exchange Examples include Uniswap and PancakeSwap. The biggest difference? Who controls the platform and your funds. With a CEX, you usually create an account, complete verification and deposit your money or crypto. The exchange manages your wallet infrastructure. That makes it easier for beginners. But there’s a catch: “Not your keys, not your coins.” With a DEX, you connect your own crypto wallet. You don't normally hand custody of your assets to the exchange. You trade directly through blockchain-based smart contracts. More control. But also more responsibility. Lose your seed phrase? Nobody can reset it for you. Another thing beginners often misunderstand: An exchange is not a bank. Crypto platforms can be hacked, exploited, frozen, restricted or even go bankrupt. So keeping your entire portfolio on an exchange indefinitely isn't always the smartest approach. Before using any exchange, look at more than just: “Which one has the lowest fees?” Check things like: • Security history • Proof of reserves • Withdrawal options • Supported assets • Trading volume/liquidity • Regulatory status • Customer support • Reputation And please… Don't click random exchange links from Telegram, WhatsApp or X. Scammers create websites that look almost identical to legitimate platforms. One wrong click can cost you your entire wallet. Always verify the official domain before connecting your wallet or entering your login details. My simple rule: Exchange = for trading. Wallet = for holding. You don't have to follow this perfectly, but understanding the difference can save you from making expensive mistakes. Crypto gives you freedom. But freedom comes with responsibility. If you're new to crypto, don't rush into buying random tokens. First understand: Wallets → Exchanges → Networks → Transactions → Security Once you understand the basics, navigating crypto becomes much easier. Save this thread and share it with someone just getting started.

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  CoinMarginalX (@CoinMarginalX) reported 32 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 BIG: The White House is set to host top crypto & prediction market execs Wednesday — including $COIN (Coinbase), $XRP (Ripple), $LINK (Chainlink), plus a16z and Kalshi. A major sit-down as Washington leans further into crypto policy.