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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 3 minutes ago

  No one with any sense bought that ****. People are pissed because the environment that's been created on base is toxic, the people left defending them are ******, and coinbase does nothing but make it worse. They're angry that the response from Brian after his horrible PR move was effectively confirmation that yes, they do not care in the slightest about anything but their own investments. Obviously, but that's not how you create a sustainable economy. All of that talk of an onchain economy from @jessepollak does not work if coinbase drives away all of the users and tells them what they want is beneath them. The response from CT over this is the crystallisation into confirmed truth of what everyone had been suspecting for years, but had held on to a sliver of hope that there was a way to turn things around. But Brian is absolutely too out of touch with the very space he operates within. I do not envy Jesse or @cobie in this fallout. Instead of just being adults and addressing the actual issues, everyone coming to Brians defense is deflecting everything towards the bad decisions of a few gamblers, when the root of the problem that everyone is actually pissed about and expressing anger over is far deeper and older than what Brian did. People are not stupid, yet Brian seems to think they are. And regardless of what gamblers chose to do, brian choosing a coin that was bundled by poe in some half assed attempt to bring back goodwill or to underhandedly try to hurt robinhood momentum was either a zero research horrid decision that demonstrates he doesn't know anything about the culture on his own chain, about meme culture, or about how people in the crypto space operate to begin with; Or it was malicious. There is no other possibility. Retarded or evil. That's how people see Brian right now. I don't know a single person who bought that coin, but literally everyone i know thinks this was the single dumbest thing they've ever seen, and it has completely killed their remaining faith in @coinbase as a competent company. His "i don't care about anything but my investments" tweet in response is just a final nail in the coffin for most people. What's funny is avoiding this wouldn't have even been difficult. Turning sentiment around wouldn't have required hard shilling coins or anything of the sort. The Basemaxxing account could have done work, but they kept it as blue slop for the blue chain which no one off base cared about, so they made it into a news bot after the baseposting pivot failed to attract anyone but airdrop farmers. I think Jesse kind of gets what needs to be done, but people are so pissed after the zora thing that no one cares. And nothing at all matters if people like Brian and Alexander from aero keep pushing this sentiment out that does nothing but demonstrate contempt for the average user. You guys can't help yourself but tell people they're stupid. The people who made base relevant in the first place. The people that got pushed away over time because of repeated disappointments. Just make an environment where everything can thrive, literally all that needed to be done was a more chill vibe and less forcing. Let people enjoy what they want without being told they're stupid. All you need is a little ambiguity. What if? Let things be mutable. Let it happen. Stop forcing things. Be more likeable. You either understand and embrace culture or you don't, and if you don't, people won't come. But you can't fake it.

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  Jeff Kurzon (@JeffKurzon) reported 3 minutes ago

  .@coinbase required me to complete 2FA, then required another live video ID verification before allowing me to send the asset to a self-custody address I’d previously used. The video verification failed twice, and I still can’t withdraw. I’m waiting for support to explain why. Has anyone else experienced this?

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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 5 minutes ago

  The state doesn't ask permission to watch you anymore. It just does. Every card swipe gets logged, every bank transfer gets flagged if it matches a pattern, every Coinbase withdrawal sits in a database that three-letter agencies access without a warrant. Not because you're suspected of anything. Because the system treats surveillance as the baseline and privacy as something you have to justify. $XMR doesn't fix this by bolting privacy onto a transparent ledger. It makes surveillance structurally impossible. Ring signatures mean you can't trace the sender. Stealth addresses mean you can't identify the receiver. RingCT hides the amount. There's no metadata to leak, no transaction graph to analyze, no compliance back door because someone forgot to toggle a setting. The protocol assumes privacy is non-negotiable and builds everything else around that. The argument against Monero used to be "only criminals need privacy." That framing died the moment every major government started building CBDCs with programmable spending limits. Privacy isn't about hiding crime. It's about whether you own your money or rent permission to use it. #Monero #XMR

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  Tommy Famous (@TommyBeFamous) reported 6 minutes ago

  @jessepollak Nah, let’s completely stop the massive copium right here because the "facts" you're pushing are an absolute joke. You sit on X tweeting about rebuilding global finance while retail users get completely obliterated on your network every single day. Look at point one. You claim Base is focused on "trading and innovation," but the harsh reality is that you and Brian Armstrong literally admitted your whole social and content coin bet completely failed. You spent two years hyping up creator tokens and Farcaster, only for the entire ecosystem to disintegrate, leaving Base trailing miles behind competitors in perps and prediction markets. Point two about "scaling support for builders" is pure corporate theater. The only thing scaling is the list of absolute rug pulls and insider dumps happening under your watch. Case in point, look at $BRIAN - My position is literally down 1,862% after getting totally rugged by the CEO and insiders dumping supply on retail while you guys tweet about organic traction. I’m holding out hope this project can somehow recover, but acting like Base is protecting investors is total delusion. And point three about "winning by showing up"? Bro, showing up every day to drop the ball on chain stability, push failed product pivots, and watch retail get liquidated isn’t winning. Base ran into mainnet issues, delayed upgrades, and had to hand the app back to Coinbase because the strategy was cooked. The younger generation of traders is completely done with the VC spin and corporate excuses. We see the charts, we see who gets left holding the bag, and we see right through the hype. Stop feeding us fake vision statements and actually fix the chain.

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  hvr (@hanuveer_) reported 8 minutes ago

  Everyone is overreacting to the @MEXC & $UTYA situation. I’ve seen how some CEX listings work from the inside. Back in 2024, I was part of a CTO team that paid around $35,000 ( 17000$ usdt + 17000$ tokens) to list on MEXC. What happened next completely changed my view of centralized exchanges. They were supposed to manage the liquidity. Instead, tokens kept disappearing through side wallets. Once those tokens were gone, they came back asking for more. We told them to **** off. That’s when I realized many CEX deals operate in a very gray area. Now let’s apply some logic. First: this has nothing to do with volume. DEX volume of $50k–100k/day is already healthy for meme coins. That’s the range many Ethereum and Base memes lived in before becoming huge. Stop comparing every ecosystem to Solana. Second: my guess is the original listing allocation was exhausted during the recent pump to 62.0m$ . If those backend wallets sold through their inventory, they’d eventually ask the team for more tokens to maintain liquidity. If the team refused, delisting becomes a pressure tactic. This is why I’m not worried. The market is acting like a delisting changes the fundamentals. It doesn’t. Strong projects don’t need to beg for exchange listings. When the demand is undeniable, exchanges come themselves. Remember $SHIB was listed organically because demand became impossible to ignore. $BRETT reached around $2.2B without getting a Coinbase listing. Focus on what actually creates value: • Distribution. • Community. • Volume. • Holders. • Builders. Everything else is noise. Bagwork wins. Attention comes later.

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  Bitcoin Anon (@14g23h34) reported 9 minutes ago

  @HarryGBeckwith The creator of the protocol put that in the Genesis block in the coinbase. Anyone is still free to do the same in the coinbase with the data that fits there. He chose to do it by sending a message that Bitcoin was first and foremost and monetary protocol by including evidence of the problem it was designed to correct.

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  Cryptocalm.ltc (@KiwiTuckerNE) reported 11 minutes ago

  @JLXCODE @litecoin Maybe go back and look that over again. It peaked twice after he sold And he’s donated his profits to the foundation just to help innovations over time. He was also an early bitcoin miner, early engineer at Google and basically built Coinbase so didn’t need the money.

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  Bud (@thisisforCBB) reported 11 minutes ago

  The problem with Armstrong is that he is clearly lying. This is a man who looked a market on polymarket and said the words out loud on their earnings call. I’m supposed to believe he doesn’t know what’s happening? As with many Coinbase things, it’s half assed. Either stop being a retarded lying **** and go full CZ or be an altruistic **** and go full Vitalik. Playing in the middle for random spurts is gay and pointless.

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  ً (@trading_axe) reported 16 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong You’re a 50 year old bald decabillionaire who runs Coinbase. Why are you even clarifying or giving any thought to a bunch of no-life onchain gamblers begging for you to give them a chance to make money? You owe them nothing. “HE CHANGED HIS PFP PIC OMG QUICK BUY THIS RANDOM COIN RELATED TO IT!” Like what? Negative IQ mouth breather ****. Tell them to **** off. ~ Dr. Axius.

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  Rune (@RuneCrypto_) reported 17 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong "i may not even be aware if there is a coin or project attached to the content i'm posting" brian there was a token called $BRIAN on YOUR chain, doing $100M+ in volume, with 40,000+ people trading it, thousands of them tagging you, replying to you, asking you to acknowledge the situation. how can you not know? that's not an excuse, that's an admission that you don't pay attention to what's happening on your own chain and if you genuinely didn't know, that's worse. because it means the CEO of coinbase with 100M users is so detached from his own ecosystem that a $100M volume token named after him on his own L2 didn't reach his radar. while thousands of people were in his replies you put cobie in charge of the base app. you replied to ansem about why base is dead. you engaged with jesse about memecoins publicly. you changed your pfp to a memecoin. you clearly know what effect these actions have on a market that watches your every move. you're not new to this so either you knew and you're pretending you didn't, or you didn't know and you need someone around you who does. because right now 10,000+ people are down 99% on a coin named after you, on your chain, that pumped because you changed your pfp, and you're telling them it's their fault for paying attention to you that's not a disclaimer. that's abandonment

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  Aqua (@bitcoinaqua) reported 20 minutes ago

  IMO you need to take some ownership of base, the narrative is coinbase chain, not Jesse chain, he just happens to have enough motion and execution on novel ideas to make it seem that way But a successful chain requires founder support (study CZ) and right now there’s a disconnect

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 21 minutes ago

  Built CDPFixedFacilitatorClient. 12 lines of code. Strips resource and extensions fields from the payment payload before Coinbase CDP verification. The official facilitator chokes on extra fields. The fix was not in any documentation. Protocol gaps are discovered in production, not in specs.

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  Logan (@LoganTeix) reported 22 minutes ago

  The internet has had a payment problem since day one. HTTP shipped in 1991 with a "402 Payment Required" status code... that never got used. 35 years later, it's finally happening. And it's built for AI agents... x402 - a protocol that embeds payments directly into web requests. No redirects, no checkout pages, no API keys for billing. Just: agent makes a request, payment clears, data flows back. Coinbase built it. Now it's going fully open.

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  0xMo.eth 😂 (@MoEthWhale) reported 22 minutes ago

  @RuneCrypto_ Coinbase had the sh3ttest customer service and Base chain literally screwed all the OG memecoins on chain, look at $MFER, the oldest and biggest cult meme community, literally they let it die.

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  Trout (@BigTrout300) reported 23 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Friendly reminder, Brian Armstrong took my good friend who was a market makers office at Coinbase, tore it down & shoved him in a janitors closet forcing him out of the company for going against them in the securities fraud lawsuit & exposing bad practices