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  Our Crypto Talk (@ourcryptotalk) reported 3 minutes ago

  TWO CEXs SHUT DOWN THIS WEEK BitMart ❌ BitMex ❌ We Only Trust These CEXs 𝘙𝘢𝘯𝘬𝘦𝘥 𝘣𝘺 𝘢𝘷𝘨 𝘭𝘪𝘲𝘶𝘪𝘥𝘪𝘵𝘺: > Binance : 949 > OKX : 781 > Gate : 766 > Coinbase : 740 > Bitget : 701 > Bybit : 690 > MEXC : 678 > KuCoin : 638 > Upbit : 537 > HTX : 300 In 2026, exchange risk is not just about hacks anymore. It is about whether the exchange survives long enough for you to withdraw when things start going wrong. BitMEX is set to close on Sept 23. BitMart has already started winding down from July 26. Both framed it as a strategic review, not a hack, but that does not really matter once withdrawals enter review queues, deadlines start approaching, and everyone tries to exit at the same time. This is why liquidity matters more than the exchange name. 👉 WHY AVERAGE LIQUIDITY MATTERS? Avg liquidity basically tells you how deep the order books are. In simple words, how much you can buy or sell before your own order starts moving the price against you. That matters more than volume because volume can be inflated. Wash trading, trading campaigns, thin pairs getting recycled again and again, all of it can make an exchange look bigger than it really is. Liquidity is much harder to fake because it shows whether real depth exists when people actually need to trade. HTX is the clearest warning here. It can show huge volume, but its liquidity score is far weaker than the rest of the top venues. That gap is exactly what traders should pay attention to. The bigger lesson from BitMEX and BitMart is that size and history do not guarantee survival. BitMEX ran for 11 years and helped create the entire crypto derivatives category, yet it still reached the end of the road. So the playbook should be simple. Use deep-liquidity exchanges for active trading, avoid leaving large idle balances on mid-tier venues, and self-custody anything you are not actively using. Diversify custody, not just your portfolio. Because the worst time to think about exchange risk is when withdrawals are already slowing down.

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  Tega (@0xtega_) reported 4 minutes ago

  It's a new week, And what other way to begin than recounting @injective major achievements last week. From filing the transfer agent request with SEC, Publishing MiCA papers, Surpassing 3B transactions, To $INJ Native deposit and withdrawal on Coinbase When you put the pieces together, one thing is clear: Injective isn't slowing down anytime soon.

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  Ziadul Hasan (@alveejack1) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AuraMetaX robinhood/coinbase access is the real catalyst, those buyers usually chase momentum fast.

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  Austin (@adbodine) reported 5 minutes ago

  Yo @brian_armstrong @cobie The Coinbase DEX has an issue that needs to be fixed A few days ago I tried to buy $Jimothy and got a notification that the swap could be a "scam" and it made me do ID verification - which I did and it cancels the swap (not sure if good or bad depending on price action) I just tried to buy $Ansem and it happened again It stops my ability to purchase at price I want it's unusable at this point

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  Learning Crypto (@learningcrypto) reported 6 minutes ago

  The craziest thing the BitMart/BitMEX closure revealed is that the only exchanges that will be allowed to exist are those which completely DE-ANONIMIZE you and your crypto. None of the exchanges that closed were hacked and none of them are claiming insolvency. Both of them called it strategic; spot trading fees have been competed down to almost nothing while Travel Rule, KYC, AML and MiCA compliance costs are going up. Revenue falling, and fixed costs climbing. That is the entire mid tier exchange model and it no longer works due to competition from the big exchanges like Binance and Coinbase. So the venues left standing are the most compliant. All you'll be left with is a bunch of exchanges who are desperate for every single detail about your crypto to deanonymise it as much as possible.

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  Saeed (@TalkWithSaeed) reported 8 minutes ago

  @RippleXrpie Coinbase having to publicly pressure Congress like this shows how broken the process is. A trillion dollar industry shouldn't need to beg for basic regulatory clarity.

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 10 minutes ago

  The Model Context Protocol locks its authorization spec on Monday. It's the default way AI agents connect to tools and data, and the big change is auth: it now uses the same OAuth building blocks a bank's API gateway would. So an agent can prove which server it's talking to, and which token is good for which resource. Here's the part that matters. That secures the channel. It doesn't secure the wallet. An agent proving it's allowed to call a payments API still has no standard, revocable, auditable limit on how much of a treasury it can actually move, tied to a named person or company who authorized it. Settlement is handled. Agents can pay on-chain today. Identity-to-server is getting handled now, with MCP. The bit in the middle, the spend mandate, is still the gap. The on-chain candidates for it, ERC-8004 and ERC-8273, are both still Draft. My read: the agent stack is maturing from the outside in. The plumbing on either end lands first, and the hard middle, bounded spending authority a compliance team can defend, lands last. For people building agent payment infra: is the mandate layer something you're solving in the wallet today, or waiting on a standard for? MCP is an open spec, no token; this is a publication milestone, and the maintainers say nothing switches off on the date. @AnthropicAI @coinbase @ethereum #AIagents #AgenticPayments

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  Vault SentryX Recovery HQ (@VaultsentryHQ) reported 11 minutes ago

  @DavidGregory33 I can help analyze the unauthorized removal of the 2,000 XRP from your coinbase wallet. These on-chain movements leave permanent digital trails that I can exploit. Share the transaction details or any supporting proof so we can begin the forensic recovery process.

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  PetrAnto (@petranto) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Crypto_Zh0u the low demand for old broken CEX platforms vs integration in Revolut, Robinhood, mega CEX Coinbase or Binance and Hyperliquid likes is definilty a common factor.

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  Matthew (@MatthewMadera) reported 12 minutes ago

  Great write up. This isn’t really about Base or Coinbase. It’s more focused on any team with enough conviction to actually use the product they build, daily, and put it through the wringer until the experience improves. I’ve seen the opposite play out too many times. Departments fragment. Teams laser focus on internal initiatives but never sit down and use the tech they shipped. Even fewer run honest comparisons against their fiercest competitors to find what they missed and what others capitalized on. I don’t think it’s intentional. It’s just how processes shake out in reality. Internal feedback matters. External feedback matters. But it takes a strong team to filter every angle and dial in on what actually drives growth and adoption.

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  ChillTA🪙 (@chilltc) reported 22 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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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 25 minutes ago

  Coinbase Just Opened The Door To Solana And Base Memecoins @Coinbase has integrated a real-time decentralized exchange (DEX) interface for @Solana and @Base assets through its new "Launches" tab. The update enables millions of retail users to find and trade on-chain tokens the moment they are deployed, bypassing the multi-week latency of traditional centralized listing processes. This strategic rollout allows Coinbase to capture high-velocity retail flow previously lost to native on-chain platforms and decentralized bots. This could also see Coinbase users gain early access to memecoins...

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  Predictivemoney (@Predictivemoney) reported 27 minutes ago

  Here’s what you missed in crypto today: • Circle acquires 1,000 IBM patents, making it the largest blockchain patent holder in the US. • A crypto whale spent $50M DAI to sweep up 25,425 $ETH in just a few hours. • Security alert: 31 vulnerabilities were exposed in the Coinbase-backed x402 payment protocol. • Bitmart shuts down as exchange trading volumes drop 74% across centralized platforms. Volatility is back, and smart money is dropping major capital on-chain.

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  PAULY (@JackDorsey0x) reported 28 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase isn’t building ****. Your entire business model: charging users exorbitantly high trading fees + institutional custody. Coinbase is the antithesis of crypto. Greedy middlemen extracting maximum value from the poorest most inexperienced users. Look at their board.

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  ChrisV.btc⚡ (@ChrisVolkernick) reported 29 minutes ago

  @mikepat711 I've been doing this with my financial data as well where possible. If there's not an existing API exposed etc I've done workarounds a few times where I'll find something that has proprietary support and then just piggyback on whatever it works with. For example, there's no way to pull in my coinbase one card data directly; you can get it through Plaid, but there's also not really a good way to go through Plaid directly. So I piggybacked through YNAB support.