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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Cryptocurrency Assets Recovery (@cryptosrecovery) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Imanuel10475351, I noticed your post about the Coinbase account hack that drained $50k and left you with nothing from support. Exchange breaches often leave a trail. I’ve traced similar outflows to the off-ramp point where funds hit known entities and triggered a resolution.

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  Bryan C. Watkins (@bryancwatkins) reported 6 minutes ago

  @coinbase 45 BUSINESS DAYS??? when you make a complaint on @coinbase website they reply "you will receive a response within 45 BUSINESS DAYS."

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  Clash 🛡️ (@craiglashmet) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Bookof_Eth @trent_vanepps I’ve felt for years now that L2 & apps that use & benefit from Ethereum should pay for their utility and security Coinbase (+Base), Uniswap, Aave, Lido, Circle,… 100s more have profitably ridden on the back of Ethereum How do they give back & support ETH, research & releases?

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  Martin Horák (@9FFSCB) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Richard54557517 Hey, What you’re describing isn’t normal. Coinbase can and does place additional restrictions on withdrawals to self-custody wallets when their risk systems flag a transaction, but there are usually ways to identify and resolve the specific trigger. I’ve helped users move funds from Coinbase to external wallets after repeated verification failures. Before trying again, I’d want to check whether it’s a withdrawal hold, account restriction, wallet-address risk flag, or a security review issue.

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  Feranmi (@Kenny_Tomide) reported 11 minutes ago

  Today might be the earliest we'll ever be for injective-protocol:native The question is: will future you thank you for acting now? injective-protocol:native is sitting at $5.29 right now And the chart looks like it's been through a rough semester but just submitted a paper that could change everything @coinbase enabling native INJ deposits July 20-22. No bridging. No headache. Just clean access for millions of users AI agents are already trading perps on-chain via natural language Supply is shrinking. Burns are eating it alive US-regulated futures are live. ETF filings are in injective-protocol:native is not sleeping. It's loading DYOR. Not financial advice. #Injective

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  CHItrader (@CHItrader) reported 12 minutes ago

  COINBASE CEO BRIAN ARMSTRONG GOES FULL SPACE CADET ON DATA CENTERS $COIN CEO Brian Armstrong dropped truth on X Thursday, saying it's getting easier to build data centers in orbit than on Earth thanks to excessive regulation strangling progress down here. "Freedom is always on the frontier," he said, calling out the US Constitution for missing tools to curb unchecked rules and spending. 🔹 Armstrong collecting ideas for fixes, might drop a post later. 🔹 Elon Musk piled on agreeing space compute lets you scale a trillion times more than Earth-bound bullshit. 🔹 $SPCX pushing orbital AI demos by late 2027, Starship dropping launch costs hard.

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  Issam Hakimi (@killix) reported 13 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong “Thousands of AI agents” is the actual announcement. Not because they wrote copy or tickets, but because Coinbase is admitting the org chart now has non-human operators around regulated workflows. The scarce infra is no longer model access. It’s auditable authority.

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 15 minutes ago

  Glider and Ondo shipped something on 17 June that is easy to file under "tokenised stocks" and miss the actual shift. The product is a direct-indexed Magnificent 7 portfolio: seven tokenised mega-caps issued by Ondo, held directly, equal-weighted, auto-rebalanced daily, no expense ratio, no minimum. Because you hold the underlying tokenised asset rather than a pooled fund share, you can run strategies an ETF structurally cannot: delta-neutral yield, or shorting one name directly from the basket. The strategic point is the layering. Ondo is the issuance primitive; Glider is a portfolio-construction layer composing on top; and the same Ondo-issued tokens already sit under other front ends like Exodus. That is the USDC pattern repeating one layer up the stack: a shared, composable token set becoming the default substrate that others build on. The open question is collateral fungibility. A tokenised AAPL on a shared issuance standard travels across venues as collateral; an exchange-proprietary tokenised AAPL (see Coinbase's offshore launch targeted for August) may not. Watch which standard the lending and perps venues actually integrate as collateral, because that, not the launch headlines, decides who owns onchain equities. One honest caveat: the up-to-5% promotional yield is a customer-acquisition subsidy, not a structural return; the durable margin question is who captures issuance and rebalancing economics after the subsidy ends. @glider_fi @OndoFinance @coinbase #RWA #tokenization

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  Iamsolenzy.inj🥷 (@Iamsolenzy) reported 15 minutes ago

  @injective @coinbase I’m not gonna lie, this is honestly a big win for the Injective ecosystem. Having Native $INJ deposits and withdrawals remove friction and at thesame time; Coinbase will be opening doors for millions of users to access Injective more easily.

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  Don Groucho (@thedefistoic) reported 25 minutes ago

  @coinbase Oh, so now ai is gonna help us lose more money? Nice!

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  Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) reported 28 minutes ago

  Been turned down for a card before? More people can now get the Coinbase One Card secured by USDC - and start earning Bitcoin back on every purchase.

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  Cryptoslot.fun (@cryptosolot_fun) reported 28 minutes ago

  Choosing a wallet for casino deposits starts with the custodial versus non-custodial split. Custodial options hand the keys to a third party while non-custodial options leave every security decision to the user. A custodial exchange like Coinbase or Kraken lets a new player open an account, pass verification, buy crypto, and hold it inside the platform before sending out. The exchange controls the private keys. Non-custodial setups such as MetaMask or a Ledger device generate keys the user alone controls. Deposits move from that wallet to the casino address and withdrawals move the other way. Hardware wallets are recommended once balances exceed a few hundred dollars because they keep keys offline. Browser wallets suffice for smaller regular play amounts. Gas on Ethereum can run 5 to 50 dollars per transfer depending on congestion, while lower-fee chains cut that cost. Always verify the casino address by copy-paste and never type it manually. The practical split for ongoing play is to keep 500 to 1000 dollars worth in the active non-custodial wallet and store larger reserves in a hardware device or custodial account. Two-factor authentication and strong passwords protect access, but lost or stolen keys mean permanent loss with no recourse. The casino credits only after the on-chain transaction settles, so the funds sit at the casino address, not in the original wallet. This setup trades platform convenience for personal control and places every risk on the individual rather than on any intermediary. The same mechanics apply whether the casino runs on Ethereum or a faster chain.

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  JDNSuperman (@JDNSuperman) reported 33 minutes ago

  @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport @brian_armstrong You guys really need 2 fix ur security processes! I just tried to send funds from Coinbase to MY wallet address that I hadn’t sent to before & you guys want to map my face and take voice samples for this?? **** you! Worse than a bank!!

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  Simple Steve 🌌 (@SteveSimple) reported 33 minutes ago

  @DocBrownHODL @TXMCtrades There’s the obvious way and there are not so obvious ways The obvious way is something going wrong at Coinbase. Custodial failure is almost the rule rather than the exception including recent ones like primetrust and fortress Not so obvious ways are things like STRC losing its $100 peg. I don’t pretend to understand the mechanics of that complex beast, but it’s lost the peg for two weeks now. Maybe it will come back. Maybe it’s more complicated than we thought it was. Maybe there are other things like this that we thought were rock solid but weren’t. Some of those things would cause a price drop in BTC as well, but not all of them, and either way the bitcoin blockchain wouldn’t even notice. It would carry on just fine. Which is the value prop of BTC in the first place. Tick tock next block.

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  SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Imanuel10475351 I can help recover $50K stolen from your Coinbase account. Even if Coinbase support wasn't helpful, these fraudulent fund movements leave permanent signatures on the blockchain that we can trace. Share the(TxID) or proof so we can begin the forensic recovery