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  Michael Huynh (@TheDegenBoii) reported 4 minutes ago

  JUST IN: Coinbase now lets US homebuyers post Bitcoin as mortgage down payment collateral through Better, no selling, no margin calls. The mortgage is the hook. Pledged coins live in Coinbase custody, not your wallet. What separates an exchange from a bank now?

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  SUB-ZERO (@DakotaTrail444) reported 4 minutes ago

  @mortgagetruth @coinbase Bro this is a scam... Their entire business has stolen so much crypto and locked people out of accounts... their customer support is rejects on top it! **** you Coinbase and @brian_armstrong

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  Jeff Steinman (@jsteinman182) reported 4 minutes ago

  @coinbase @WatcherGuru @grok What are down payment requirements and can you refinance into this?

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  Bitcoin professor (@Bitcoinprof0637) reported 6 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 Coinbase and Better Mortgage have expanded their Bitcoin-backed mortgage program to Coinbase One members. Borrowers can pledge $BTC as collateral to help buy a home without selling their Bitcoin. No forced liquidation from normal BTC price drops. 🔥 This is another major step toward Bitcoin becoming financial collateral in the real world. Could Bitcoin-backed mortgages become mainstream? 👀

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  BTM Crypto News Network (@BlackTigerMiner) reported 7 minutes ago

  🚨 $TURBO MARKET CHECK CONFIRMED: AEON announced support for TURBO across real-world commerce and AI-settled payments on August 18. TURBO is trading around $0.00099: Approximately +29.6% over seven days Approximately +23% over 30 days Market cap near $68M Approximately $7.4M–$8M in 24-hour volume Volume down roughly 38% That creates a mixed setup. The weekly rally is strong, and TURBO has outperformed both the broader crypto market and the meme sector. But declining volume means buyers are not currently expanding participation. Three things holders should monitor: 1. Whether $0.00095 holds as support 2. Whether price reclaims $0.00105–$0.00112 with increasing volume 3. Whether AEON releases measurable TURBO payment activity SPECULATION: New Coinbase, Binance or Robinhood developments. UNVERIFIED: Whale accumulation, major burns and ETF claims. Is this healthy consolidation—or is momentum cooling before another test of $0.00090?

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  SSP Capital (@RealMoneyRising) reported 9 minutes ago

  @HOTAZZ_MESS @AshCrypto Great point. Imagine having a problem with your home deed and you have to deal with coinbase customer support lmao

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  ItsChicagoYeaaa (@ilurkhard003) reported 11 minutes ago

  @coinbase So if I buy a 2.5 million dollar house next year, and I want to leverage by bitcoin as my 20% down payment how would that work? I owe you interest on the 20% down payment and I owe the lender on the mortgage?

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  SentryX Recovery HQ ® (@SentryXRecovery) reported 11 minutes ago

  @akeeper4ever Being scammed out of thousands of XRP is a painful experience. The original XRP transfers, destination addresses, and Coinbase activity could help trace the stolen funds and document the transaction trail for recovery efforts.

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  That Martini Guy ₿ (@MartiniGuyYT) reported 20 minutes ago

  Coinbase has expanded its Bitcoin-backed mortgage offering across the U.S. Borrowers can now use Bitcoin as collateral to fund a home down payment, without having to sell their BTC or face margin calls Bitcoin collateral must be worth at least 250% of the down-payment loan, while liquidation is only triggered if the borrower becomes 60 days delinquent on payments

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  influflender (@influflender) reported 22 minutes ago

  Something bothered me about the phrase “buy a home without selling your Bitcoin.” @betrmortgage and @coinbase have now made their token backed mortgage generally available. It combines a conforming first mortgage with a separate down payment loan requiring BTC collateral worth at least 250% of that loan. The important detail is that falling BTC prices alone create no margin call. But the collateral remains locked in Better’s Coinbase Prime account and can be liquidated after 60 days of missed payments. The product does not remove liquidation risk. It moves the trigger from market price to household cash flow. That may be safer than a classic crypto backed loan. The thinking error is believing: “I didn’t sell, so my Bitcoin is untouched.” It is locked, supporting a second debt, and most vulnerable precisely when the household is already under stress. The innovation is real. So is the risk migration.

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  dd0sxx (@dd0sxx) reported 23 minutes ago

  whoever just dusted my coinbase, **** you send me more money

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  Tuco (@Tuco856650) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Jetson_Dad @River River customer service is next level. Basically the opposite of Coinbase.

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  0xkenyaz (@0xkenyaz) reported 29 minutes ago

  @injective @stripe @coinbase Paying in USDC but settling in one block is neat How do they handle failed tx or agent retry logic

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  Interlink Network Viet Nam Community (@interlinklabsvn) reported 30 minutes ago

  Listing Agreement Between a Project and a Crypto Exchange (Summary) A Listing Agreement is a contract between a project and an exchange. It typically includes multiple components, not just a single listing fee: 1. Listing Fee: Ranges from $0 to several million USD depending on the exchange tier. Smaller Tier-3 exchanges may charge around $15,000–$30,000, while Tier-1 exchanges such as Binance and OKX may involve total first-year costs of approximately $500,000–$5,000,000. Some exchanges accept project tokens instead of cash, which may then be used to support the listing campaign. 2. Deposit / Security Deposit: Particularly for Binance, a substantial deposit may be required. There have been reports of deposits reaching millions of USD, potentially in BNB, which may only be returned after a “clean” delisting. 3. Token Allocation to the Exchange: Tokens may be allocated for airdrops, marketing, or reserves. The project should clearly negotiate lock-up periods, usage limits, return conditions, and transparency/reporting requirements. 4. Market Maker Commitment: This is almost mandatory for Tier-1 and Tier-2 exchanges, and the project generally needs to arrange it before approval. Key points include who controls the inventory, which trading pairs are covered, and how performance is reported. 5. Ecosystem / Marketing Fund Contribution: This is typically negotiated separately from the core listing fee. Process The overall process may take approximately 6–12 months: Application & screening (1–2 months) → technical evaluation/audit (1–2 months) → compliance/AML-KYC review (2–4 months) → commercial negotiations (1–2 months) → technical integration (1–2 months) → announcement & launch (2–4 weeks). Legal Considerations The U.S. SEC has previously taken the position that certain listing-fee structures—particularly arrangements involving token payments and financial benefits—could potentially be viewed as involving unregistered securities. Coinbase is an exception in that it has stated that it does not charge listing fees and evaluates assets based on their merits, although preparation costs such as audits, legal work, and market making can still reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. Negotiation Principle Projects should not negotiate only the listing fee. A full-package agreement should cover token terms (lock-ups, usage limits, and returns), market making (control rights and reporting), and all associated marketing commitments. This is a common industry model based on third-party analysis and is not an official disclosure from Binance, OKX, or Coinbase. #Interlink #ITLG #ITL

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  Jimmy Ashcot (@ashcotXBT) reported 36 minutes ago

  @coinbase btc pulling double duty as savings and down payment, nice flex