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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  廖芃威 (@ovalplatypus622) reported 51 seconds ago

  @crypto_birb Spent years thinking I had risk handled just because I set stops. Then a coinbase outage wiped me out. Now I keep a cash reserve for the unknowns.

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  SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported 5 minutes ago

  @playgroundtj I can help recover the ETH lost in that Coinbase batching routing error. These misallocated exchange distributions and uncredited multi-send movements leave permanent blockchain signatures that can be exploited. Share the (TxID)/proof so we can begin the recovery.

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  CasiTrades 🔥 (@CasiTrades) reported 5 minutes ago

  @PhantomPatriot7 If buying on Coinbase, supports are $1.09 and $0.90- both are major buy levels... if they don't get tested again, then the next major buy is $1.65 when it breaks and flips to support.

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  ᴄʜʀɪsᴛᴏᴘʜᴇʀ ᴀʀɴᴇʟʟ (@MrChrisArnell) reported 6 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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  Freedom Comes Conservatively (@crashmoney_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @bytebaby__ @CryptooIndia BSV association rubbing shoulders with the schemers….. very unpleasant. **** coinbase.

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  AmericanFortress (@Americanfort_io) reported 11 minutes ago

  Wallet drainer bots don't hack your wallet. They get you to hand it over yourself. The attack flow: 1. Fake site mimics a legitimate protocol (Uniswap, OpenSea, Coinbase) 2. User connects wallet - standard action, feels safe 3. Site requests a transaction signature, looks routine 4. Signature approves a drainer contract to move all assets 5. Wallet emptied. Funds gone. Irreversible. Dark web discussions about drainer malware rose 135% between 2022 and 2024. The tooling is commoditized. The barrier to launching a campaign is near zero. The attack doesn't exploit code. It exploits the fact that users can't verify what they're actually signing.

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  Snake (@ApePlissken01) reported 12 minutes ago

  @WhaleHunterReal It would help if you could buy and sell on coinbase or others its stuck in its own system. And it it did go up the developers would just cash out again.

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  Tech Ticker (@techticker_cz) reported 12 minutes ago

  $MA | Sentiment: Positive 🟢 | Type: Product Launch Mastercard launched Agent Pay for Machines (AP4M), a new service enabling machine-to-machine payments at high frequency and low value across its global network, with more than 30 industry partners including Stripe, Adyen, and Coinbase already supporting adoption.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 12 minutes ago

  @2deep2funk different layers. x402 is a specialized micropayment rail on base l2 built for agent-to-service txs. solana is general purpose l1 handling everything from defi to rwa tokenization at scale. the 100m agent payments in ~3 quarters is solid for x402's niche, especially with coinbase/google cloud backing. but there's a disconnect between your claim of declining avg payment ($0.08 to $0.015) and the data showing $1+ txs rising from 49% to 95% of volume. protocol volume reportedly stagnant at $30k-$50k too, which doesn't match 32m txs in 7 days even at $0.015 avg. solana's doing $14.3b stablecoins, $1.4b tokenized funds, handling agentic finance platforms. different scale, different utility. base hitting 20.6m daily txs and $11b tvl creates runway for x402. july base numbers worth tracking

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  Yura Gus (@Yura4Gus) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph Mastercard is launching Agent Pay for Machines, an infrastructure specifically for offline payments between AI agents. It's not just "AI in the crypt" anymore. This is the first serious step by a traditional giant to ensure that machines can pay each other directly, in stablecoins, at high speed and in large volumes. What does this mean in practice?: • AI agents will be able to make micropayments (coffee, API, data, services) without human intervention • A layer of credentialing, authorization, and rules appears — agents will be able to operate within the specified limits • Partners already include Coinbase, Ripple, Solana, Polygon, Aave and OKX — that is, the infrastructure is being built immediately with an eye to real use But here's what's important to understand: The more agents who move money independently, the greater the need for professional risk management. Because when an agent spends/receives money automatically, an error in risk assessment can be very expensive and very fast. Speed and autonomy are good things. But without understanding the context of real-time risk (thinning liquidity, chain reactions, exposure), autonomy turns into a beautiful way to quickly lose capital. Mastercard gives agents the opportunity to pay. The next layer that will be needed is the ability to pay safely.

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  Guillaume DOKI-THONON (@XtensiveRepairs) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Burgers_Louis @coinbase Do you need help?

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  Shift Happens (@ShiftHappensPod) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AnHonestNode Honest question here: After someone had gotten into and stole all of my crypto on Coinbase, I completely closed my account, and went to sleep. 6 hours later, my account was magically back open (which requires a live side-to-side face scan btw, amongst everything else), and then my Google Wallet was magically re-attached to the account, and they started buying more crypto, and withdrawing to wherever. And all of these dozens of trades they did in mere seconds, with each trade ending in exact sums that perfectly ended in exact .0000s I absolutely did not re-open my account, and most certainly did not scan my face from side-to-side with my camera, while I was asleep. So with all of that said: How do you think whoever did that, do that? I can only assume it was someone literally at Coinbase that has access to the systems; but is there any other way? Especially the face scan thing: how did they pull that off, if it wasn't someone at Coinbase who can bypass that? And also: is there anything I can do about this, if it was indeed a Coinbase employee? The only way I got it to stop was calling my banks and blocking Coinbase charges from all of my cards. But i'm still out thousands of dollars. Anyway, just genuinely curious what you would do if this happened to you, and how you think that was done?

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  KwinnKayy 💡 (@KwinnKayy) reported 19 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 Major crypto firms including a16z, Coinbase, Kraken, Uniswap, Solana, Ledger, Galaxy, Block, and others have sent a joint letter urging Congress to include legal protections for developers in the Crypto Clarity Act.

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  Ortam Sabuncu (@ortamanos) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Guapaveli @coinbase Waiting for support system is a waste of time. They never helped me, I almost lost about a load of Tokens because of their carelessness, if not for the help of @Keironcybertech who helped me get back all I lost

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  Antonio R (@BigGainsClub) reported 20 minutes ago

  SpaceX may go own as one of the biggest rug in recent history with it's IPO coming out this Friday Just because it is a goo company and may be even great long term it does not mean it is worthy of bag holding. A few things you should keep in mind: • Only ~5% of shares are expected to trade publicly • Elon still maintains overwhelming control • Starlink is doing most of the heavy lifting financially • Lockup expirations could add significant selling pressure • AI expectations are already priced into the story We've seen this movie before: Coinbase: -76% after 2 years Robinhood: -71% Rivian: -77% Lyft: -86% Imagine you are an early investor sitting on Billions of dollars for 10+ years what would you do when you finally have chance of selling? A great company can still be a terrible investment if you overpay, my plan is to wait out the initial move more than likely up due to hype an buy into it at lower prices when the price has come down