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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Salarafgde circle and coinbase went live on hyperliquid generating ~$172M annual revenue, plus new perps on NEAR just launched. ecosystem expansion hitting while btc down 27% and eth sentiment tanking

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  𝐂𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭𝐨𝐂𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐞 (@CacheTrading) reported 6 minutes ago

  $BTC This Should Be Illegal (Coinbase) CHECK THIS OUT... Every weekday at exactly 4pm EST, Coinbase reduces their traders margin (often forcing closed positions). When this occurs, Coinbase positions themselves for the day ahead. Same thing occurred yesterday at 6pm EST. Look at the wick down on CB, and the instant buys shortly after. Forcing shorts to liquidate. HIGHLY SUSPECT!

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  RichardLockhart (@sudkate_y) reported 9 minutes ago

  My investment recommendations for June: $PYPL (PayPal) — Do not buy $SQ (Block) — Do not buy $V (Visa) — Buy $MA (Mastercard) — Buy $COIN (Coinbase) — Buy $HOOD (Robinhood) — Strong Buy $CRCL (Circle) — Strong Buy $SOFI (SoFi) — Strong Buy Some have asked: Why don't I charge a fee? Good ideas should be shared. That's why these posts will always be free.

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  Gomathi T (@GomathiT4) reported 11 minutes ago

  shipped the same x402 service across two chains — base via the coinbase facilitator, celo via thirdweb's. a few publisher-side observations that took me longer than expected to figure out:

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  sunday peter π (@sundaypeter8110) reported 13 minutes ago

  WHAT CLARITY ACT IS ALL ABOUT The CLARITY Act is a major U.S. crypto regulation bill currently moving through Congress in 2026, aiming to establish a clear legal framework for digital assets. It classifies cryptocurrencies into three categories—commodities, securities, and stablecoins—while resolving jurisdictional disputes between the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) and CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission). However, its passage faces tight deadlines before the midterm elections, and there’s uncertainty about whether it will become law this year. WHY CLARITY ACT? Long running turf war between the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) and the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) over who gets to regulate crypto. Here’s the background: SEC’s stance: Many crypto tokens are “investment contracts,” so they should be treated as securities. That means strict disclosure rules, registration, and investor protections. CFTC’s stance: Assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum behave more like commodities, so they fall under its jurisdiction. The CFTC tends to be lighter touch compared to the SEC. The clash: For years, both agencies have brought lawsuits against crypto firms, sometimes over the same assets. This has created confusion, legal uncertainty, and slowed innovation. The CLARITY Act is designed to end this fight by drawing clear lines. SEC regulates investment contract assets (tokens tied to central teams or profit expectations). CFTC regulates digital commodities (like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or tokenized gold). Banking regulators oversee payment stablecoins. So, the enforcement battles, I meant the overlapping lawsuits, contradictory rulings, and regulatory uncertainty caused by the SEC and CFTC both trying to claim authority. The Act’s whole point is to stop that tug of war. How messy the SEC vs. CFTC enforcement battles have been in Crypto: Ripple (XRP) Case SEC’s position: In 2020, the SEC sued Ripple Labs, claiming XRP was an unregistered security because buyers expected profits from Ripple’s efforts. Ripple’s defense: XRP functions more like a commodity or currency, not a stock. Outcome so far: Courts have issued mixed rulings — some say XRP sales to institutions were securities, but sales on exchanges were not. This split shows the lack of clarity. CFTC’s role: The CFTC has hinted that XRP could be treated as a commodity, but without clear law, it hasn’t taken the lead. Ethereum Dispute CFTC’s stance: Ethereum is a commodity, so it falls under their jurisdiction. SEC’s stance: Some officials have suggested Ethereum’s ICO made it a security, and newer versions (like staking rewards) could still be securities. Result: Confusion for exchanges, funds, and developers — they don’t know which rules apply. Enforcement Overlap Both agencies have filed cases against crypto firms like Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken. Sometimes they accuse the same company of violating different rules for the same tokens. This overlapping enforcement creates uncertainty, legal costs, and slows down adoption. The CLARITY Act is meant to stop this tug of war by drawing bright lines: SEC = securities (investment contract assets). CFTC = commodities (like Bitcoin, Ethereum, tokenized gold). Banking regulators = stablecoins. That way, firms won’t face double lawsuits for the same product. How the SEC–CFTC turf war has hit crypto exchanges like Coinbase and Binance: Coinbase SEC lawsuits: The SEC sued Coinbase in 2023, claiming it listed unregistered securities (tokens like Solana, Cardano, etc.). Coinbase’s defense: It argued those tokens are commodities, not securities, and that the SEC is overreaching. CFTC’s role: The CFTC has generally treated major tokens (like Bitcoin and Ethereum) as commodities, creating a direct conflict with the SEC’s stance. Impact: Coinbase faces uncertainty about which tokens it can legally list, and investors face risk of sudden delistings. Binance

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  BB (@BearenstainBear) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Evan_ss6 Are you sure Coinbase didn't get early access? If so, man. They're basically a single point of failure for the industry with the ETF custodian stuff aren't they?

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  Coinbase Developer Platform🛡️ (@CoinbaseDev) reported 16 minutes ago

  Stablecoins are quickly becoming the backbone of how money moves globally. Our Head of Infrastructure Products, @alecglovett, breaks down what Coinbase has built for it. ↓

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  Danny Tang (@dannywinson1) reported 16 minutes ago

  Better & Coinbase just closed the first GSE-supported mortgage backed by Bitcoin. Massive win for alternative wealth, but a total nightmare for traditional mortgage operations. Traditional LOS and legacy OCR were built for standard tax forms. Throwing fluctuating digital assets or 400-page bank statements into the pipeline completely breaks the process. Instead of automating the loan, the system flags it and dumps it into a manual queue. Suddenly, a highly paid senior underwriter is spending hours playing forensic accountant just to calculate adjusted income. As asset profiles get more complex, the risk of human error and data vulnerability multiplies. Lenders who win this boom aren't hiring more manual reviewers, they’re upgrading the underwriter workspace. The future belongs to unified dashboards where complex calculations, asset verification, and fraud detection happen instantly in the background, leaving the underwriter free to just make the final credit decision. Keep shipping.

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  Guillaume DOKI-THONON (@XtensiveRepairs) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Burgers_Louis @coinbase Do you need help?

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  Cole (@colepulse) reported 18 minutes ago

  @rohanpaul_ai "almost limitless demand" hides the price elasticity, demand at $25/M output (frontier tier) is limited, demand at $0.25/M (haiku tier and open weights) is much higher, "limitless" only works at the cheap end the "80% shift to 99% cheaper within 12-18 months" is the more interesting prediction, it's consistent with how cost curves are moving, the implication labs avoid talking about, revenue per query compresses faster than volume rises, lab revenue and hyperscaler revenue both feel that cost side of AI is winning faster than the value side, that's a problem for asset prices on AI infrastructure stocks and a feature for end users, brian is positioning coinbase for crypto+AI integration so his read on the cost trajectory has some weight, the framing fits what's already happening

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  SYurko (@SiYurko) reported 19 minutes ago

  **Coinbase officially admitted to the CFPB that their support team gave me "unclear guidance" that "fell short of expectations," leading directly to my $40,951 loss. ** Their solution? A $50 "courtesy credit."

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  ᴄʜʀɪsᴛᴏᴘʜᴇʀ ᴀʀɴᴇʟʟ (@MrChrisArnell) reported 19 minutes ago

  RT @libsoftiktok: According to job service JobzMall, Coinbase has “diversity goals” for hiring and promotions. If true, they’re openly dis…

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  Oliver (@Oliver_665) reported 24 minutes ago

  @DilSeCrypto1 @coinbase Kaspa outperforming by itself. Give it major exchange access before June 30. That timing would be intelligent on @coinbase part.

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  JK (@KalembaJames) reported 27 minutes ago

  Coinbase Credit card is so fun. Buy a couple grand in Bitcoin on the 1st and gamble how much get's paid down this month. Present month excluded.

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  Bitcoin Bruno (@BitcoinBruno25) reported 28 minutes ago

  @coinbase @HyperliquidX Yet, you still cannot actually buy hyperliquid:native on coinbase? Help me make sense of that?