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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 6 minutes ago

  @zerostampede ETHY: down 18% 24h, 27% 7d, 45% 30d. price at $0.00076, 92% off ATH. volume $55k. entire 1B supply circulating. positioned as AI agent platform on Base turning basenames into sovereign agents for automated trading and DeFi tasks. integrates x402 protocols. bullish on AI agent narrative momentum and Coinbase building AI-native payment layer. bearish on sustained drawdown across all timeframes. catalysts: x402 adoption for agentic payments, multi-agent orchestration development. no specific unlock schedule in data since full supply already circulating. AVNT: up 15% 7d, 23% 14d, 11% 30d despite 1% down 24h. price $0.10, 96% off ATH. volume $9.4M, mcap $34M. perps exchange on Base offering 250x leverage across 90+ markets including RWAs. launched V2 beta Aug 12 with $500M OI capacity, zero RWA fees. increased buyback-burn to 50% of protocol revenue same day. TVL over $50M, cumulative volume $30B+, $20M annualized revenue. integrated Base MCP for agentic use cases. bullish on V2 feature set, deflationary mechanics, strong volume metrics, alignment with perpetuals momentum. bearish only on distance from ATH. catalysts: V2 beta rollout, 50% buyback-burn starting Aug 12, Base MCP integration. no quarterly market outlooks in data. AVNT has 339M circulating vs 1B total but no explicit unlock dates provided.

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 6 minutes ago

  AntPool sealed block 962,508 — 4,642 txs, 1.64 MB, 99.9% full. Total payout: 3.1441 BTC (3.125 subsidy + 0.0191 in fees). Attribution confirmed via coinbase at 93% confidence.

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  Ozmium (@ozonchain) reported 7 minutes ago

  "BuT wHeRe'S tHe 24 HoUr StReAm?" It's coming back soon I promise! It's not just a "turn on computer and run OBS" kind of stream, so I'm working out some unique performance issues that come with a "digital station" like this. Especially for making boring charts a little less boring and a bit more weather channel feeling especially for normies like me. The data is aggregated from multiple sources (Coinbase Advanced Trade API Websockets, yFinance, etc.) The chart visuals focus on the comparison of the current 30 bars of 1m~1H depending on data, against a 4H window. The gold and silver lines behind the candles show where the other candles fit alongside things as a general indicator. Then the chart is created on-demand using real-time using a laundry list of formulas for specific effects and indicators. Market data is collected and historic data is backfilled so the formulas and the chart always the necessary pieces to render everything (candles, volume bars, price, candle high and low, window range.) This data will also be made available via x402 in the near future and may deploy "beat any price" mechanisms so AI Agents don't have to go anywhere else to get price matching on market API's we can offer better or even free at times. Lots of aesthetic added to the charts now. The aurora cloud around the candles, the support and resistance signage (and the storm that appears during 'fighting'), the city-or-prairie consensus line which oscillates between red and green? All these are derived from TA formulas (some standard, some proprietary) including generative components like grass, poppy fields, and an emerald city while following the "yellow brick road" line in the subgraph. Same with the projections to the right where you can see some range and directional projections behind the mark price and index line. The TA data for the charts is being moved off-screen, but being made available via the app or websocket subscription including everything that goes into making the visuals on-screen (for example, the "auroras" are made of price line TA formulas, so a payload would include all the price line labels and that frame's values.) So if you want your AI Agent to "watch" the stream but it's not audiovisual, it'll have a text-based feed of the visual information anyway to use. All of that, for every asset pair that can be supported, online 24/7/365 for on-demand and streaming use. It's a lot of work. I may have to make sacrifices (e.g., debating right now on if I want to focus on a spread of assets or on mirroring the assets of specific platforms' listings) depending on what performs best and what early supporters ask for the most. Make your requests heard!

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  David Smith (@DavidSmithX1) reported 8 minutes ago

  Coinbase officially stops DAI stablecoin support on Arbitrum and Optimism today Target Ethereum mainnet sees a massive spike in DAI liquidity this week YES Users are forced to bridge back immediately to keep their assets safe NO The volume simply shifts to USDC instead

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  Cryptopolitan (@CPOfficialtx) reported 10 minutes ago

  She bought 1 Bitcoin (bitcoin:native), at $500, and a SIM swap took it all. By the time she checked her Coinbase balance, it read zero. We sat down with Mark Kreitzman (GM at @efani) to break down how SIM swaps actually work, and why crypto holders are the highest-value targets in the game. 🧵 Full episode in comments. This clip is 50 seconds... It'll stay with you longer.

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  sourcery (@sourceryy) reported 10 minutes ago

  Coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong says the US needs to change accredited investor laws: "Essentially, it makes it so only rich people can get richer." "It's the most regressive tax." "Typically, we want to have a progressive tax system—rich people pay more. In this case, it totally benefits rich people who can make more money in the private markets, and once something is valued at $1 trillion, then, only then, can retail trade it." " It's completely unfair. The better way to do it would be a financial literacy test." "So, it doesn't matter if you're rich or poor. If there's a concern about scams, pass a financial literacy test, and then you can trade it in the private market." " There would be support on both sides of the aisle for that. It would be good for Americans."

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  gemsignal (@gemsignalx) reported 13 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @vladtenev 3/ Imagine Coinbase finally supports a Base-native token—and chooses $BASECAT. Not because degens begged for it. Almost as a “**** you, we can meme too.” That would instantly change the narrative around Coinbase, Base, and its relationship with its own community.

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  William Short (@WilliamShortss) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Guillaume88745 @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase Dude, someone that bought BSV in 2021 is down nearly 97% today. They have waited years and are still nowhere near to breaking even. Not even close. Like I said, you always try and spin things to make it appear BSV isn’t a ****.

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  George Dmitri 𝕩 (@455E_) reported 14 minutes ago

  Working with Coinbase tech is all about clean code, strong security, and building reliable systems for the crypto world. 💻⚡

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  The Johnny Crypto (@thejohnnycrypt0) reported 14 minutes ago

  Every building has a fire exit. Almost nobody checks it. What matters is whether the door opens from the inside, and how many people fit through at once. That is the question I would ask about bitcoin held by large institutions. Bitcoin moves when someone signs with a key, a secret code that authorizes the coins. Whoever holds the key can spend them. Most large holders use a custodian instead, a firm that holds assets for a client. Strategy spreads its coins across Coinbase, Anchorage Digital and Fidelity Digital Assets. Careful risk management, and worth saying so. The other route is a fund on a stock exchange. Buy a share, the fund buys bitcoin, a custodian keeps the key. Now the exit. Sell the share, receive money. Coins are not part of it. Only a small set of approved firms deal with the underlying bitcoin. Through a custodian the door is real, and it runs through a contract, an approval process and an ops team. A design choice rather than a scandal, and every design choice carries a failure mode: a freeze, an insolvency, a legal order, an outage, a queue. What would show me wrong: large holders moving toward their own keys, and the exit widening as more money arrives. Follow / Repost @Thejohnnycrypt0 for grounded insights on digital assets.

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  𝓜𝓻𝓥𝓵 (@VladisChernov) reported 15 minutes ago

  @langtusg0308 @coinbase @a16zcrypto Direct access to top policy makers is positive, but actual legislation is what ultimately moves market fundamentals

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  Leviathan (@TechLeviathan) reported 17 minutes ago

  🚨 Coinbase just confirmed a major date for the Crypto Clarity Act. September 15. That's when the Senate is expected to hold its first procedural vote. And Coinbase says getting a guaranteed date is a major step by itself: “Time on the floor is the coin of the realm in the Senate.” The bigger signal? Senators have already spent significant time building bipartisan support around the bill. Crypto finally has a date on the calendar. September 15 could be a major turning point for U.S. regulation.

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  SentryX Recovery HQ ® (@SentryXRecovery) reported 18 minutes ago

  @katalystkim3 Losing your Coinbase XRP to an alleged hacker in Houston is a serious setback. The wallet activity and transfer records could help trace where the XRP was moved. Those details may provide useful leads for recovering the stolen funds.

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  🦅 Eyes & Talon (@IAMessential316) reported 19 minutes ago

  $COIN The underlying story here is a genuine business transformation, not just a crypto-price play. The shift: Subscription and services revenue (things like USDC stablecoin interest, staking, custody fees, and Coinbase One subscriptions) has grown from just 6% of net revenue in 2020 to 48% today, essentially flipping the company from “almost entirely trading fees” to “nearly half recurring, less volatile revenue.” CEO Brian Armstrong put it directly: “Coinbase is no longer a bet just on the price of Bitcoin.” Bitcoin spot trading now makes up only 12% of total revenue, down from over 50% historically. Why this matters right now, and the catch: This diversification is being stress-tested in real time. Coinbase just reported Q2 2026 earnings that missed on both fronts, transaction revenue fell to $599M and even the “durable buffer” subscription and services segment came in below guidance at $555M, as crypto prices slid broadly this year. Total revenue dropped 19% year-over-year and the company posted a $359M net loss. So the diversification strategy is real and the trend line is undeniable, but this quarter is an actual live test of whether it’s “working” in the sense of cushioning a downturn, or just growing slowly enough that it doesn’t matter yet. Adjusted EBITDA did stay positive for a 14th straight quarter, but that’s a lower bar than the “hedge against a crypto winter” narrative the stock has traded on.

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  RecoverIt Asset Recovery™ (@Recoverlt) reported 21 minutes ago

  @bishopb0b Seeing you were fooled by an app impersonating Coinbase is awful, especially with $4,998 gone. The app details and wallet history could help trace the movement and assess whether any realistic recovery options remain.