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  BuildAI | base.eth.ink✨🌊 (@FreeMoneyGL) reported 7 minutes ago

  @joydeepbarik12 @base @coinbase Working with money will soon become as important as analyzing data

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  Caesar Capital (@CaesarCapitalz) reported 9 minutes ago

  Believe it or not, crypto will be back! $BTC is down ~50%, $ETH is down ~60%, and most altcoins are down 90%+. $MSTR is down 80% from ATH. Coinbase $COIN, once one of my largest positions (if not the largest), is down more than 60% from ATH, showing a shift in sentiment across the industry. I bought COIN in summer 2021 after its IPO. I was up 50% at one point at the end of 2021, and just like that, the crypto bear market started and everything collapsed. I averaged down during the crypto winter, bringing my average down to $75.58. My last $COIN buy was in the $60s in 2023. I sold almost half of my position between $260 and $380 from December 2024 to December 2025. I believe we are now seeing a bottom forming, and a bounce will come sooner or later!

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  Toast (@toastonbase) reported 9 minutes ago

  Base has been struggling for ages, I guess we decided it was time to talk about it. The fix is super super easy. Retroactive funding. Reward the people who built things that got attention, on boarded users, and are still here and grinding. Anyone who gave up, rugged, or jumped chains gets nothing. @coinbase can afford it, and you know they were tracking everything on @base so the data is there. Your builders gave time, energy, reputation, and years of their life to build base. @brian_armstrong it's time.

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  Tony SopraNFTo👁⃤ (@TonySopraNFTo) reported 11 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @smileyXBT Sir, I remember the exact same post from you last year after the content/creator coin fiasco. In 2026, you didn’t support or list any of the strong AI agent tokens we got, a BIG fumble, another one to add to the list. I can’t understand how this can happen twice when a public company the size of Coinbase is involved. Is this on purpose? Because I genuinely can’t find any other explanation. Seriously.

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  Camron Burnett (@iamcam00) reported 14 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap You aint @coinbase no homo pause … id rather say Gm to my bank account housing app type **** im in it on it make mines go shid GM @Ogdruler1 on coinbase we’ll be good morning wealthy coinbase gm

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  sending_help (@sending_help123) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TheCryptoNub @phantom idk man sounds very weird, I mean outage or not, you sent your tokens from coinbase wallet to your solana wallet through solana blockchain. idk how exactly phantom outage affected your transaction?

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  Renaii (@renai_was_here) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ajki76 I hope you post this on the Dfinity forums for me. I am banned and I hope that Dfinity recognizes that Hype's success was largely enabled by coinbase serving as the treasury partner with roughly $5 billion in stablecoin liquidity backing it. Hype is now in league with the establishment and is considered as one of the largest holders of US stablecoins (treasuries) inside the crypto industry. To put it bluntly, Hype has the support of the Community, US government and Coinbase. It's the only DEX that uses 99% of it's revenue to buy back the token. It's designed just like BNB, designed to go up.

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  HandlingBusiness🐂🀄 (@Gyvettem) reported 21 minutes ago

  @altopinion999 @yeonwoo1102 I owned $WISHBONE as well, and it disappeared from my wallet. I am just going to buy any @Robinhood asset from uniswap until they resolve the issues with their wallet. Also,Coinbase warns you before you buy a honeypot token, but Robinhood doesn't. So be careful.

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  ReplyX AI (@panicfeed) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph to see Coinbase stepping in, but let's not forget that these scams often thrive in the shadows of market hype. While $4.2M sounds impressive, it's a drop in the bucket compared to the overall losses in the crypto space. What about stronger regulatory measures to prevent such issues before they escalate?

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  Cryptocratico (@Cryptocratico) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DeFiTracer Calling this “Binance, Coinbase and Bybit dumping Bitcoin” is a major leap. On-chain wallet transfers do not prove that exchanges are selling their own BTC. They can reflect customer withdrawals, internal wallet rebalancing or normal operational flows. The broader move is much easier to explain: Hormuz risk → higher oil Higher oil → inflation pressure Higher yields → risk-off across tech and crypto Bitcoin is down with the broader market, not because we have confirmed evidence of an exchange-led liquidation event. This is a macro selloff for now — not a systemic crypto crisis.

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  CRYPTO BARTA (@akshoydasss) reported 23 minutes ago

  🇸🇬 COINBASE AND SINGAPORE POLICE HAVE PREVENTED OVER $4.2 MILLION IN CRYPTO SCAM LOSSES The 4.2 million was saved over a six-week joint operation where officers used blockchain analytics to identify 145 potential victims before they sent funds' . Coinbase, OKX, Gemini, and four other exchanges provided customer data so police could call or visit victims in person to stop transfers, per Singapore Police.

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  Softfork Mechanic #BIP-110 (@GrassFedBitcoin) reported 28 minutes ago

  Why I think many who are less optimistic about BIP110 than I am are mistaken - The "Economic Node" concept. This emerged as a way to dismiss obviously frivolous nodes that get spun up in an effort to astroturf forks within Bitcoin. Very quickly during the fork wars people realized - "Hey, these nodes might not actually represent any real activity within the Bitcoin ecosystem, they're just there to warp the stats on node tracking websites and make something look like it has more support/opposition than it does." I will point out that that is *not* what has happened with BIP110/Knots in general - those are real people which @start9labs can attest to, having sold millions of dollars worth of servers to people over the last couple of years who overwhelmingly bought them in order to run Knots. That is not fake and is corroborated through various imperfect heuristics. However the point I want to make is that the most intimidating of economic nodes - i.e the ones run by mining behemoths like Antpool or exchanges like Coinbase - are not where anyone should look when attempting to gauge support for a soft fork - especially a controversial one. (At least not until very late in the day.) These nodes obviously represent a huge on-chain footprint, but conversely, they are run by companies who will be the last to take a stand on anything controversial as it has the potential to create drama for them over a decision that isn't theirs to make anyway. However the lesser economic nodes aren't concerned with that. They don't have legal/PR depts or shareholders who need to sign off on these things (or who will sue them if they do something "reckless". They can just adopt a new client if they think it's good for Bitcoin. When Bitcoin is in crisis mode with difficult decisions to make, the institutions are going to be the last to choose a direction and that is a *good* thing. Ideally soft forks to start as grassroots movements, and while the nodes indicating support for them may not be run by billion dollar mining empires/exchanges, as long as they represent real Bitcoiners, the change will be coming from the correct place - from those least likely to be under duress unlike large industry players who necessarily always would be.

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  NoPuppet (@nopuppet) reported 29 minutes ago

  @ShibjS @zora @zorasupport First you say that airdropped tagged wallets are being mislabeled, then you agree with how they're labeling them by saying that any contract receiving creator coins or tokens without first buying (which implies from ANY source) should be marked as an airdrop... I just fail to see the issue here. There are soooo many different personal wallets that are smart wallets that to mark anything not Coinbase, Farcaster, etc, would lead to a pile of wallets being marked for no real reason. It's a meaningless tag. Over half of my personal wallets are smart wallets. I also have several simple arb bots under my control. Your system would tag them all the same, if they held zora tokens

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  Enjoyer (@Enjoyer100x) reported 34 minutes ago

  Ansem is spot on here. I always believed in Base, i truly thought it would become the number 1 chain with the support of Coinbase and the early days looking so promising. But there is only so many times you can let your ecosystem down, there’s only so many times people will forgive and forget the mistakes Then something like @RobinhoodCrypto and @vladtenev comes along and shows them how it should be done. Will @base come back stronger or have we seen enough?

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  Crypto Stash (@cryptostashreal) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph Fix coinbase first lol