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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported 6 minutes ago

  @coinbase Fix your lie filled Litecoin summary if you don’t want to be sued

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  ImThe100x (@KevHasMev) reported 7 minutes ago

  If anything @cobie, the slow momentum $basecat had on listing is a signal to you that coinbase had lost too much user trust and should be making reparations to older and much larger communities first (e.g $Toshi, $doginme) before chasing something new to plaster up mistakes.

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  Jesper (@jesperkorsager) reported 13 minutes ago

  @J0se @coinbase Very interesting! What most interest me is how you prevent customer contacts happening in the first place, as I am working toward the same myself?

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  Blockchain Daily News (@blckchaindaily) reported 20 minutes ago

  🚨 AAVE V4 TO BE FIRST CREDIT MARKET TO SUPPORT COINBASE TOKENIZED STOCKS ON BASE

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  Sushi Hero (@sushi_hero_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @HODL15Capital @coinbase I love the enthusiasm, but it's impossible for a buy order at $80K to be anything but a fresh order right now. Otherwise the order would have been filled lower.

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  EVRGROW (@evrgrow) reported 21 minutes ago

  @iruletrenches @coinbase Wake ******** up!!! Bull time baby.

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  stephane popovic (@veronicamontyy) reported 24 minutes ago

  Sorry this happened. Confirmed crypto transfers are generally irreversible. Contact Coinbase Support with the transaction hash so they can verify the transfer and advise on any available options.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MaxPower1146143 base dex volume up 85% weekly, $100k builder grants closing sept 9, coinbase adding base-native tokens to roadmap within days of launch hydx up 122% over 14 days and 56% over 30, but down 11% in 24h. $1.4m mcap, circulating supply is 46% of total base momentum is real, hydx is positioned in it. allocation decision is yours

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  UKISFINISHED🫅 (@Willy4560088920) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Bitcoin #bitcoin #randomcryptofacts Random @Bitcoin facts In August 2010, a value-overflow bug in block 74,638 allowed a transaction that created roughly 184 billion bitcoins—far exceeding the intended supply. Developers patched it within hours via a soft fork that invalidated the excess coins, preventing network collapse. Bitcoin’s hard cap is not precisely 21 million. Because rewards are paid in whole satoshis and successive halvings eventually round the subsidy to zero, the theoretical maximum is about 20,999,999.9769 BTC. A few early coinbase quirks and unclaimed rewards reduce it slightly further. An off-by-one error written by Satoshi means difficulty retargets every 2,015 blocks rather than the intended 2,016. This introduces a tiny, permanent upward bias of roughly 0.05 % in the target calculation that has never been fixed. The original 2009 client contained unfinished UI code for a peer-to-peer poker lobby (complete with fold, call, raise buttons) plus fragments of a marketplace and IRC chat—features Satoshi apparently experimented with before focusing solely on the currency. The 50 BTC reward from the genesis block itself is permanently unspendable; it was never added to the UTXO set. Two pairs of identical coinbase transactions later in the chain also destroyed 100 BTC of supply by creating duplicate outputs that nodes treat as spent. The first published “price” came in October 2009 when NewLibertyStandard valued one bitcoin at roughly $0.00076 purely from the electricity cost of mining. These obscure technical and historical details rarely surface outside specialist circles.

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  fc3jdt9 (@EternalBeat) reported 27 minutes ago

  @oluwatopay @coinbase What's your IQ level? Just curious. That will help someone explain it to you.

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  Man78 👨 (@Man19788) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ChainLinkGod @coinbase @base Hi 👋 Zach, can you tell how much revenues going to flow from September 1th from the change of the Data feeds subscription payment service ? $LINK

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  Bit Cat (@maxibitcat) reported 34 minutes ago

  After sending some BTC to @coinbase they flagged the tx and asked me to prove I own the wallet by sending a specific amount from the same address. But the tx came from 3 different addresses that no longer exist (cause they are now spent, of course, and wallets never reuse addresses). Spoke to customer support who has no idea what I'm talking about. @coinbase do you know how bitcoin works?

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  Chain Recap (@chainrecap) reported 35 minutes ago

  Coinbase Tokenized Stocks are now live on @base. AAPLc, NVDAc, METAc and GOOGLc are B20 tokens, each backed 1:1 by a real share in regulated custody. Available to eligible users outside the US, with DeFi support on Base.

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  Recovery Assurance ~ secure (@RcvSure) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Mark_o1t Being unable to access a Coinbase account due to an email address that is 13 years old is a significant access issue. The account details and verification records may help confirm ownership and identify which recovery options remain available.

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  Havoc.hl 𝕏 (@Havochl_) reported 37 minutes ago

  I always love coming back to my old tweets because people will ask “how could you possibly know that was the bottom?” You never know for sure. I mostly watch key support levels and combine that with the sentiment around $HYPE, but there’s another thing that has helped me read its price action really well: HYPE has mimicked its previous patterns many times, sometimes almost move for move. And after trading it for this long, one thing became pretty obvious to me: $HYPE rarely gives people the entry everyone is waiting for, it doesn't trade like your average alt. Most missed the move after the Coinbase x Hyperliquid announcement and spent the entire way up waiting for a pullback that never really came. So when $HYPE finally started dropping from the $70s into the low $50s, I was paying attention at the sentiment around it. A lot of traders were already out of their spot, some were actively shorting it, and most of CT was too scared to buy because of risks they had basically convinced themselves were coming. Of course they started calling for $45-$30 entries But while everyone was waiting for the same lower entries, $HYPE kept holding key support ($50 zone). At that point, the fact that so many people were positioned for lower became part of the setup itself. So instead of waiting for the same perfect entry as everyone else, I simply frontran a big part of CT. Now $HYPE is at $80 and most of those bids never got filled. Levels tell you where to look, sentiment tells you what everyone expects, and history gives you an idea of how $HYPE tends to move. Nothing is guaranteed, but put all three together and you can get pretty damn close. Hyperliquid.