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  Rob Leder (@rleder) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Relentless_btc @Roughnecks110 @wk057 It’s not a pool, he mines on Ocean. Odds are he won’t hit a block, and if he does it will never get the 100 confirms necessary for the coinbase payout to unlock. If he wants to waste his money, that’s his business.

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  Chop (@CHOPPAtheSHARK) reported 4 minutes ago

  @anamongame hearing rumors on castings tho.. cobie is doing **** at coinbase

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  LorenzoIAm (@LiquidEcosystem) reported 7 minutes ago

  Today I update Manus AI Today I Deploy Stables into LX Today I Deploy Xrp into Vol + LMT Today I double down on zebec and stake it Today I Start a reoccurring buy $50 wk to coinbase split between 5 assets fully staked never to remove. I freaking Love Thursday's!

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  김선미 (@kimsunmi2620) reported 8 minutes ago

  The fourth question x402 never asks This week the x402 protocol became an official standard under the Linux Foundation. Coinbase contributed the code. Circle, Visa, Mastercard, Google, AWS, Stripe, Ripple, the Stellar Development Foundation — 40 organizations now sit on the board of how machines pay each other over HTTP. I’ve been reading the spec since Circle and Coinbase published the early draft last December. One detail has stayed with me. When an agent pays through x402, there’s a verification step. The resource server checks the payment before releasing what was bought. Read the draft closely and you can see the authors debating how much to trust it — whether to keep a fast /verify endpoint at all, or strip it down to /settle only, because off-chain confirmation can’t be fully trusted. So I asked myself what verify is actually confirming. And it comes down to a short list: Does the wallet exist? Is the balance enough? Is the signature valid? Three questions. All of them about one thing: can this party pay. Capacity. There’s a fourth question the spec never asks. Is there a verified, unique, real human behind this? That absence isn’t a flaw. It’s the design. x402 was built so agents can pay without logins, without accounts, without stored cards. Anonymity is the point. The protocol standardizes how value moves — and deliberately leaves who is behind it blank. But that blank doesn’t stay empty forever. The moment an agent payment touches anything regulated — age-restricted goods, compliance thresholds, liability, one-human-one-vote systems — someone has to answer the fourth question. x402 doesn’t. By design, it can’t. Here’s what I keep coming back to. Pi already has the exact shape of that missing piece: Pi Sign-in — who is this PiVerify — KYC-complete, real person, one human one account Pi Wallet — the signature That’s not a coincidence I engineered in my head. At Pi2Day this year, Pi announced it would open PiVerify to external businesses through an API. For years Pi’s KYC — tens of millions of verified humans — lived only inside Pi’s own walls. That announcement was the first time the door opened outward. I want to be precise about what I’m claiming, because precision is the whole point. I am not saying x402 uses Pi. It doesn’t. There’s no partnership, no integration, no announcement. x402 settles in USDC across Solana, Base, XRP. Pi isn’t named. What I’m saying is smaller and, to me, more interesting. Two things happened in parallel. The agent economy standardized its payment layer and left identity blank. And in the same season, Pi took the one thing it has spent seven years building — a network of verified humans — and pointed it outward. One system defined how machines pay. Another quietly finished the credential that says who stands behind the machine. Nobody planned that timing. That’s what makes it worth watching. When the plumbing of the internet learns to pay by itself, the last question won’t be can this party pay. It’ll be who is this. And the ones who prepared an answer before the question got loud are the ones I’d watch. Pi spent seven years answering a question the rest of the industry is only now beginning to ask. Who are you? #x402 #PiNetwork #AIagents

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  Arthur Etchells (@asketch) reported 9 minutes ago

  @signulll Deel, GitLab, Coinbase all remote-first. Block, Cloudflare, Figma, Snowflake and Stripe all very flexible. I built an Ecommerce search startup from 0 to 100 people, currently valued @ $600m. Started before it was common in 2016. Worked well. What do you base your opinion on?

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  Bullish Times (@BullishTimes_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Phoebej2ki Root-cause writeup will blame the attacker and call it a learning moment. What it won't say: Nasdaq and Coinbase Ventures funded this and didn't ask basic questions. No multisig on a $34M vault isn't a sophisticated oversight—it's negligence at the due diligence stage. The real root cause is that nobody with money wanted to slow down long enough to ask uncomfortable questions.

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  Yura_5800 (@Yura_5800) reported 13 minutes ago

  @coinbase Financial access is becoming global. The next billion investors will come online through tokenized assets, not traditional brokers.

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  Nick Tomaino (@NTmoney) reported 14 minutes ago

  The marketing challenge for long term crypto believers is being real while also attracting degens and avoiding being perceived as holier than thou and out of touch. I’ve been trying my best at this for 15 yrs and definitely failed at times. If your bags are different than mine you probably perceive me as holier than thou and at times I’m sure I have been. But the truth is I gambled a lot when younger, lost, learned and leveled up so don’t look down on degens (a lot of the most extractive people in crypto really do btw, that’s why they extract from them). But I try to encourage leveling up and calling out bs while being aware of the mindset of a 19 year olds that want to make a quick buck. There’s two camps: True believers: Ethereum and Coinbase leadership fit in this camp. This camp has been building net new products across many cycles, is not optimizing for short term attention and money and is not extractive. Their approach to marketing is more real but at times has hurt these orgs. They are not playing the game as much and so miss out on attention and degen use cases like memecoin trading and perps. The truth is this camp is genuine, widely respected but also out of touch at times too and overly dismissive of degens. Hype men: Altcoin leadership, DAT executives and many KOLs fit in this camp. They’ve done a great job attracting attention and degens but don’t create anything net new and are often short term oriented and extractive. They use all the right shibboleths but don’t actually act on them. It’s performative, they are optimizing for short-term money and attention. This approach is less genuine, but often more effective at capturing attention and degen use cases. These two will ultimately converge and time will tell if the true believers will be able to shift more degen or the hype men will be able to shift more genuine and positive sum.

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  Commentary Elon Musk (@ElonEuphoria) reported 15 minutes ago

  🚨 Urgent update for Q/QFS followers: There is no automatic transition to the Quantum Financial System. You must set up your account manually. To secure your position before the shift, you must acquire XRP and XLM and stake them directly on the QFS. Major exchanges and wallets (including Binance, Coinbase, Ledger, and Trezor) have been compromised as the Federal Reserve withdraws assets. If you leave your coins there, they will soon have zero backing. If you need help moving your assets into the QFS, DM me directly for guidance.

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  Lynxabi (@Lynxabi) reported 19 minutes ago

  @cobie @heart_ this won''t end well, the best work is done by people who need to be there and are grinding their way up when you sleep in silk sheets you won't be getting up at 5am to manage that outage, just no way. I bet theres yet another bag waiting at the end of a few measly KPI's, if so fair enough, take Coinbase for all they give up, but lets not pretend Cobie is gonna impact anything by working at home for a few hours a week

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  Brian Harrington (@BrainHarrington) reported 20 minutes ago

  @thomasbtc What’re they doing to help that Where is their talking head spreading that message, they need it now fast I agree that it makes sense for them to have it the way Coinbase has base Where is the team talking about it?

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  CBduck (@CoinbaseDuck) reported 24 minutes ago

  Brutal honest feedback? Base app is amazing. I use it, and it works better than many wallet out there. But Base team is being asked to do everything for others such as promote projects while handicapping yourself as a wallet. The reality is 1.) most apps promoted by base app was in poor quality, no product market fit, but you still promoted because they “held you hostage” because you said you were gonna help builders to get distribution. 2.) people ask for hot tokens, but base meme token can’t even hold a 2 days green candle before going down 90%. After a dozen tokens, your user base is exhausted. Solana is different, solana isn’t a publicly listed company, they got no one to blame. Base is incubated from coinbase, now people point fingers at coinbase. 3.) too focused on base while leaving everything else behind, maybe people wanna trade on solana or other chain. You cornered yourself into “base” only when base mini app or memecoin sucks. Go back to being the best wallet. If people wanna trade and do stuff on Solana or other chains. They will use Coinbase wallet trading on Solana. Let @base competes with other chain. @coinbase should’ve never sacrificed your own wallet product to help with distribution where you know these mini app are poor quality and no one will use.

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  Cup of Coffee Capital (@cupofcoffeecap) reported 24 minutes ago

  @hpscare87 @brian_armstrong @coinbase Like, $COIN 's CEO's high-level, bullish, vaguely abstract narrative regarding a tiny portion of revenue in juxtaposition with most revenue being derived from crypto trading, which is in a bear market is why. Or, EBIT and EPS are drastically down.

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  Gadja.hl(Robotics Arc) (@JhonnyV13) reported 25 minutes ago

  @cobie @heart_ Fix the part where Coinbase not using Hyperliquid builder codes

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  Grey Ledger (@Airdrops_one) reported 26 minutes ago

  re: $BASE and the Robinhood "airdrop", or whatever you may be imagining: Coinbase and Robinhood do not need to make DeFi successful - they need to make DeFi useful to Coinbase and Robinhood. they already have distribution. they are public companies. they do not do airdrops. they do shareholder value accrual. the protocol may be permissionless. the brokerage is still the customer.