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  Mehrek (@mehrek) reported 31 seconds ago

  ufc 250 was sponsored by coinbase (btc down 50%) and ram trucks (gas up 50% and the trucks get 11 miles per gallon)

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  🧔BeardedFather (@Binance707) reported 2 minutes ago

  Let’s talk about @BASED and all this chart noise. Broken it down for you guys, sharing my thoughts on why there’s a massive game being played here and why panicking over local dips is just stupid. ​The people staring at 1-hour charts right now, claiming there's no limit absorption, completely miss the basics. If market makers pulled their bids from the order book, the price would’ve tanked to the floor under these market sells. Instead, we’re holding steady. If you look at the daily, it’s clear as day: we formed a solid triple bottom around 0.055, broke upwards, and are now just doing a healthy little retest. The market spent weeks vacuuming up liquidity at the bottom, and it’s dumb to think they did that just for a few percent bounce. ​Now put this puzzle together with the biggest alpha drop yet—Edison just posted a photo with Brian Armstrong (the CEO of @coinbase) in New York, explicitly thanking them for backing the project. Brian doesn't go to lunch with creators of random shitcoins. Coinbase is the most strictly regulated, tier-1 American fund and exchange. ​The token listed everywhere simultaneously, but it’s NOT even on Coinbase itself yet. Why are market makers choking the price in a flat range and marinating it? They need time. This is textbook accumulation that could easily last 2-4 months (just look at what $Lab did, it was identical before the explosion). The big players are intentionally creating boredom to shake out retail at these levels. They don't want extra passengers who will dump and ruin the rally at psychological levels like 0.5, 1, or 2 dollars. They are taking your tokens on the cheap. ​Once accumulation is done and the official Coinbase listing news hits the wires, we’ll see a massive supply shock. American capital will flood into a token that whales have already entirely scooped up at the bottom. With the current circulating supply, a price around 3.5 dollars puts the market cap at roughly 820 million. For a project with this kind of backing, that’s standard procedure, and we’ll fly straight to a billion in a flash. ​Bottom line, this sideways action isn’t weakness—it’s a compressing spring. Smart money is packing bags, paper hands are leaving. Everyone decides for themselves which side they are on. #crypto #fomo @HypeliquidX $HYPE

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  Global Whales (@twtlinks) reported 3 minutes ago

  🐋 The smartest thing Coinbase ever did was go public. Now they can't be quietly shut down. Regulatory risk drops when you're listed on Nasdaq and filed with the SEC. Infrastructure that can't be killed is infrastructure worth building on. 🔥 #Coinbase #Crypto #Bitcoin

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  . (@AucelloAnt99212) reported 4 minutes ago

  There's a reason why $hood is skyrocketing today and $coin is red despite these "product" releases. At this point @coinbase is just throwing a bunch of BS at the wall and seeing what sticks. It still doesn't address their highway robbery fees and outdated UI/customer support

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  Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reported 4 minutes ago

  5 US banks anchoring the on-chain response to stablecoins. Shared tokenized deposit network goes live first half 2027. 1. JPMorgan. Already running JPMD on Coinbase Base L2. 2. BNY Mellon. Tokenized deposit service launched January 2026. 3. Citigroup. Partnered with Coinbase on stablecoin rails. 4. Bank of America. First on-chain deposit program. 5. Wells Fargo. Co-owner of The Clearing House operator. 12 banks total in the consortium. RTP and CHIPS rails behind it already clear over $2T daily.

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  Ƀ (@CryptoChrisG) reported 7 minutes ago

  @yugacohler @brian_armstrong @coinbase Still horrible customer service

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  Russell(SatoshiSpirit) (@bitcoinXtalk) reported 7 minutes ago

  @w_s_bitcoin @raw_avocado For sure, 100% true today and for most of time, but for a very brief period I was personally trading on Coinbase/GDAX and had bought 1 BCH before the fork for a little under $300. After the fork, I tried to sell when it hit parity with BTC on GDAX it hit $9000/BCH(I put a sell order in for a little under the global average top ≈ $4,00) but as soon as I did it failed to execute, they froze trading across all major exchanges. This proved to me that exchanges have a “lever” they can use, and it’s the same one that was used to suppress GME as well, so they have final veto power in a fork war by manipulating price and availability to trade(delist or refuse to list even if market demanded it) and they ultimately decide which side of the fork gets the BTC ticker (the one with most accumulated PoW), as miners follow price and price easily manipulated by a high margin in a short period(ie: BCH went from $300 to $9000 then back down to $500 in 24hours bc exchanges using this “lever” to flash crash the price of any new fork by freezing trading, allowing smaller exchanges and OTC trades to bring the price down while no one else can trade. I ended up making ≈ 0.35 BTC from 1x $300 BCH.

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  EmanuelJCruz (@Emanueljcruz) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AllenRo86010767 We all now Whats happens to Coinbase when aws goes down..or from what I’ve heard when you try to withdrawal large amounts accts get frozen and questions get asked..

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  AX1 (@ax1vc) reported 9 minutes ago

  Agent payments on Base are at 0.0001% of the stablecoin volume. The value of the infrastructure built above it is measured in billions. x402 collects 0 protocol fees. Gas on Base is zero cost. Micropayments can only happen on zero-cost rails. So "Base controls 90% of x402" means owning 90% of something people aren't paying for at all. Total value ever moved through this is ~$35-50 million. You can capture every transaction that happens in this economy and earn nothing. Because the money is not moving. It lies in the dollars that don't. Circle makes 94% of its revenue from yields earned on USDC treasuries. Q1: $653 million. Almost entirely from interest income. You give up a dollar, get a token equivalent of that dollar that yields precisely nothing. Circle takes your dollar, buys T-bills with it, and takes 3.6%. A bank that doesn't even pretend to give you any interest. So why spend billions building "agentic payments infrastructure" when the float earned by the agents is literally dust? No one is buying the flow. They are buying the liability. Every dollar of USDC held in idle wallets of agents is a free loan to whomever owns them. Agents become the best depositors: huge balances, no requirements for yields, no churn, no fuss. A human runs after 3.5% from Coinbase. Agent doesn't care. Not payments. Deposit collection. And an agent wallet becomes the most beautiful deposit pool imaginable. Which now explains the competition. Why give x402 for free? Because it will go directly into Coinbase custody wallet and the off-ramp. Coinbase already takes 100% of the yields on USDC deposits on its platform and 50% on all off-platform USDC holdings. In 2024 it took $907 million in yield distribution fees from Circle alone. And that's what happened yesterday; they finally came clean about their scheme. Coinbase For Agents creates a separate Coinbase sub-account where the money of the agent is placed and all the trading, paying out, and storing of USDC happens from Coinbase's own books. The agent's idle dollar ends up sitting exactly where Coinbase keeps 100% of the yield. They didn't ship agent rails. They shipped the wallet the agent parks in. Circle got taxed enough times and decided to cut all intermediaries out. Raised $222 million to build its ARC chain that uses USDC as gas. Not to mention agent infrastructure where the narrative is the exact same as everywhere else: "agents are the users." They want the chain, the wallet, and the money. The float belongs solely to them. After stripping away the facade, there is only one thing left. Treasury carry trade. And the living part of this business model right now is the money-printing operation for a bad reason. Fed is at 3.6% on an oil shock and is not going anywhere anytime soon. The engine of the agent economy is fed funds rate. Keep that in mind. But there is one drawback to having the perfect depositor. An intelligent agent won't leave its USDC in 0%-yielding accounts; it will sweep balances into higher yield during downtime. Yield-bearing wrappers already captured more than half of all stablecoins growth last quarter. And when BPI offered frontier models a choice of where to keep savings, they chose Bitcoin and used stablecoins only to spend. Agents are free lenders today and the most likely to automate themselves out of this function tomorrow. So when mapping an agent economy's onchain loop, ignore the transactional aspect of it. See how many USDC dollars are parked in agent wallet at any given time. Who is earning on it? Everyone working on "agent payment infrastructure" is competing for the right to hold the wallet containing that floating dollar. They fight over the float that currently doesn't even exist. Focus on the wallet, not the rails.

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  molu (@molusol) reported 11 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 @botblastcap can you buy spot on @BullpenFi? rather support you vs coinbase

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  Daniel (@danielgothits) reported 12 minutes ago

  Coinbase was early and important in terms of crypto exchanges and then has just been absolute dogshit since then with terrible products that never find pmf (Base L2 in general, Coinbase NFT, AI stock advisor lol) First mover advantage is real but they're slowly blowing it

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  ❚█═C.M. PayneTroll═█❚ (@cmpayneful) reported 14 minutes ago

  @_KEVINFINNERTY @brian_armstrong @coinbase Sure! We're equal opportunity meme buyers here at Coinbase agentic advisor service.

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  unfolded. (@cryptounfolded) reported 15 minutes ago

  Satori Finance is shutting down. The Polychain-led, Coinbase and Jump-backed perp DEX raised $10M in May 2022 but never achieved product-market fit. TVL has collapsed to $1.2M from a $6.7M peak in 2024, with revenue too low to sustain operations despite $134B cumulative volume and recent 30-day volume of $3.2B. Users can withdraw until July 16, 23:59 UTC. Classic case of 2022-vintage VC DeFi project dying in prolonged tough markets—no token mentioned.

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  🧔BeardedFather (@Binance707) reported 16 minutes ago

  The @coinbase handshake is done, but 99% of retail still doesn't understand the exact programmatic roadmap to a 100x run. Let’s break down the phases, the math, and the mechanics. 🧵 ​Phase 1: Deep Accumulation (Where we are now) ​Market Cap: $BASED ~$18M ​The Mechanic: Whales and market makers are aggressively swallowing the spot float. They keep the price completely flat to induce total boredom. Weak hands get tired and hand over their tokens right at production cost. ​Phase 2: The Official Announcement ​Market Cap: $100M – $150M (~5x to 8x growth) ​The Mechanic: The first official teasers or roadmap changes hit the wires. Price aggressively teleports upward because smart money already locked up the circulating supply. Price then consolidates into a new, rock-solid higher floor. ​Phase 3: The Main Listing Flight ​Market Cap: $1B – $1.5B+ (~50x to 100x macro run) ​The Mechanic: Because the order books were entirely drained during the accumulation phase, there are NO sell walls left. It takes a minimal market buy of just $200k–$300k to push the price up 70% in a single day. US retail inflows hit, the liquidity loop closes, and the pump goes vertical. ​If pure memecoins like $BONK and $BRETT can print a $2 Billion market cap on pure hype, an asset with real utility and direct ecosystem support starting at $18M is a gift. Stop watching 1-hour charts, hold your spot bags, and let the algorithm cook. 🚀⏳ $BASED @BasedOneX @Hyperliquid

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  John Robbins (@BitcoinHODLer10) reported 16 minutes ago

  @coinbase The only issue I'm seeing with this is that there is no margin ability for stocks that I can see. Once that is in place then Coinbase will be the place to have all your investments. They are almost there.