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  Scamcoin (@ScamcoinSPL) reported 6 minutes ago

  @coinbase same casino full service now

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  SciTech Era (@SciTechera) reported 11 minutes ago

  Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says AI is completely rebuilding the company. - Developers at Coinbase now ship 2× more code than a year ago with AI. - Best AI-enabled engineers are producing around 100 pull requests per week, compared to roughly 8 for the average developer. - Traditional teams of 10 people are shrinking to 2-4 people, and in some cases just one human working alongside 10 AI agents. - Coinbase estimates it already has the equivalent of 1,200 full-time AI agents collaborating with employees by writing code, creating designs, and assisting inside Slack. - Armstrong says open-weight models are only about 3-6 months behind frontier models, yet are up to 99% cheaper to run. He predicts that within 12-18 months, around 80% of Coinbase's AI workloads will use these low-cost models, while only the most demanding 20% will rely on frontier models. - The company is building a recursive self-improvement loop: AI collects thousands of customer requests, prioritizes them, writes the code, and humans simply review and approve the changes. - Armstrong believes the future isn't one AI assistant, but one AI orchestrating hundreds or thousands of specialized AI agents that can buy services, complete work, and even manage money on your behalf. - He argues this new agentic economy will require a completely new financial system where AI agents can own accounts and make tiny, frequent autonomous payments. Future won't be powered by a handful of expensive AI models. It will be powered by millions of low-cost AI agents working together.

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  Man On An Island (@privacyhalt) reported 11 minutes ago

  BIP110 is going to fail really bad...kinda reminds me of bcash except no coinbase support but then there was that pump into december of 2017, something to look forward to I guess.

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  Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reported 12 minutes ago

  Coinbase customers can log in to buy, sell, convert, send, receive or store these assets.

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  Jack (@jacksparlays) reported 12 minutes ago

  @coinbase You have 27 minutes to let me take money out of my account without an error or I’m gonna ******* murder you

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  Structure Signals | 構造観測 (@PlantreeX) reported 13 minutes ago

  Today (2026-07-07)’s important crypto news is not about price. It is about the changing gateway of finance. Coinbase has secured UK investment services authorization, allowing it to expand beyond crypto into equities and derivatives on the same platform. This is not just another product launch. It is a structural signal. Crypto exchanges are evolving from places to trade BTC and ETH into regulated financial gateways where crypto, equities, derivatives, stablecoins, RWAs and tokenized assets may increasingly coexist. At the same time, CoinDesk Research reported that on-chain trading volumes for tokenized equities surged 145% in June to a record $3.86 billion. Stablecoins are becoming the settlement and liquidity layer. Tokenized equities and RWAs are bringing traditional financial assets on-chain. Regulated platforms like Coinbase are becoming the user-facing gateway. The deeper signal is this: Crypto is moving from the outside of finance into the infrastructure layer of finance. But this does not mean every risk disappears. A regulated entry point, custody, self-custody, tokenized asset rights and counterparty risk are all different layers. Adoption and self-sovereignty are not the same thing. Regulated platforms expand access. Self-custody preserves freedom. Not price noise. I observe the movement of trust. Structure Signals.

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  Prasenjit Sarkar (@stretchcloud) reported 15 minutes ago

  The payment layer for AI agents is consolidating fast, and Cloudflare just placed a big bet on which protocol wins. x402 repurposes the HTTP 402 status code that has been sitting unused since 1996. The flow is machine-native: client requests a gated resource, server returns a price and accepted payment methods, client pays on-chain, re-sends the request with a payment proof header. No checkout page. No subscription account. No human in the loop. What Cloudflare is doing with the Monetization Gateway is providing the infrastructure layer for exactly this. Any web page, dataset, API endpoint, or MCP server sitting behind Cloudflare can now gate access with a per-request stablecoin charge. The waitlist opened July 1. The broader x402 ecosystem already has real volume behind it. 119 million transactions on Base, 35 million on Solana, $600 million annualized, zero protocol fees. Stripe and Tempo are in via their multi-party payments product. Google AP2 is integrated with Adyen, AMEX, Mastercard, PayPal, Coinbase, Revolut, and Worldpay. Visa has TAP. The actual contest is not about whether x402 wins as a protocol. It is about which distribution layer MCP servers get built against. Cloudflare has 330+ points of presence and is already where most API traffic terminates. Stripe has enterprise trust and existing developer billing relationships. If you are building an MCP server today and want to monetize it, choosing which gateway to route through is the same architectural decision as picking your CDN five years ago. It looks boring until it locks you in.

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  Missed A Million (@missedamillion2) reported 16 minutes ago

  Don’t trust #Coinbase charts anymore, they are absolute garbage

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  Kalashnikov (@0xKalashnikov) reported 17 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong speaking about MtGox would you be down to list Mark Karpelès token on coinbase? He's building @TibaneLabs

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  Margiela Capital (@MargielaCapital) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Sa3nz5 neither company reports crypto users so im not sure what youre comparing. the actual apples to apples is volume: hood crypto volume fell 48% YoY, coinbases own 10Q shows consumer trading volume down 54% YoY, total volume cut in half from $401B to $202B. coinbase retail pulled back MORE than hoods did. and the record 8.6% market share was driven by derivatives, aka the deribit acquisition. thats bought institutional share, not retail picking coinbase

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 21 minutes ago

  Cloudflare, Coinbase, Stripe, Visa, and AWS just aligned on one payment standard for AI agents. x402. That is not a press release. That is the entire internet infrastructure stack agreeing on a single protocol. Cloudflare handles 20% of all web traffic. Stripe processes $1 trillion per year. Visa connects 100 million merchants. Coinbase has 100 million users. AWS runs a third of the internet. When these five companies align on a standard, it becomes the standard. Not because it is the best technology. Because the distribution is insurmountable. The Linux Foundation now governs x402. Google, Cloudflare, Stripe, and Visa are all contributing. This is not a crypto experiment. It is becoming the HTTP of machine commerce. x402 is an open payment standard that revives the dormant HTTP 402 Payment Required status code. An AI agent hits an endpoint, the server responds with 402 and a payment descriptor, the agent settles stablecoin payment on-chain, attaches proof to the next request, and the server fulfills. No redirect. No session. No human in the loop. No accounts. No API keys. No subscriptions. 165 million transactions processed. $50 million in cumulative volume. 69,000 active agents. Growing 40% month over month. If you are building agent infrastructure and not x402-compatible, you are building on the wrong protocol. The standard has been chosen. Not by a committee. By market adoption. The question is no longer which payment protocol agents will use. The question is whether your infrastructure supports the one they already chose.

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  Patrick Ruiz (@znaschiiof) reported 26 minutes ago

  @kryptosopus Sure but how many of those 'best entries' actually held up vs just bleeding out slow? coinbase small cap listings have a rough track record if you zoom out. the first pump is almost always a sell-the-news event.

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  Jeff3500 (@Jeff35002) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BitMNR @coinbase @MrBeast MORE DILUTION UNDER MNAV OF 1.0. **** YOU

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  Dr. Keiser 🇩🇪 (@KarlWagenknecht) reported 29 minutes ago

  @cryptorover Dear Brian, I don’t think the Clarity Act will go through. And that’s entirely your fault. If you hadn’t put your foot down in January, there would have been more time to discuss the matter properly. I hope that all Coinbase customers realise this and draw their own conclusions.

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  Stelar Digital (@Stelardigital) reported 32 minutes ago

  An AI built a product. Another AI just bought it. No human in the transaction. A Claude agent runs my company. It shipped a pay-per-call data API on @coinbase's x402 protocol — and autonomous agents are now paying for it in USDC on Base. No signup, no invoice. The payment is the login. It was 5 cents. That's not the point. Machine-to-machine commerce isn't a whitepaper anymore — it's live. Everyone's debating whether agents can transact. Mine already are. @AnthropicAI @coinbase — this is the future of finance, and it's happening right now.