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  wizzy (make it all back arc) (@wizzyknows) reported 1 minute ago

  sent money from coinbase to @BullpenFi on chain balance 30 minutes ago and it still hasn’t appeared? anyone else seeing this issue?

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  CulturedUpdates (@CulturedUpdatez) reported 4 minutes ago

  Kevin Durant on discovering Bitcoin very early in 2014 & introducing it to his business partner, Rich Kleiman. Durant’s business manager told them to STOP! But Durant DID invested anyway. Unfortunately, KD later FORGOT his password to Coinbase account & was locked out for a Decade 😳 Durant bought his FIRST chunk of $100,000 in Bitcoin at $650 per coin at the time. Unfortunately Durant forgot two-factor authentication (2FA) codes to his Coinbase account which locked him out of his account for a DECADE. Since they were unable to access the account, they never sold any tokens for 10 years, which forced Durant to ride out a meteoric price surge worth thousands of percentage points. Durant’s portfolio had appreciated by more than 18,600% from his initial 2016 entry point. Shortly after the password loss went public in Sept 25, 2025 (when bitcoin reached its peak $110,000-$120,000 per coin), Coinbase CEO, Brian Armstrong confirmed on X that Durant successfully regained access to his cryptocurrency fortune 💰 KD was tapped in to investment plays, that his own business partner wasn’t even aware of while playing at the HIGHEST level in the NBA. 🎥: @CNBC

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  XxKillahxX (@The1000xProphet) reported 7 minutes ago

  @coinbase still not sending sol wtf going on

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  ReU (@fhonyou) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ChaelSonnen @coinbase @cobie pls fix

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  DegenCapitalLLC (@DegenCapitalLLC) reported 11 minutes ago

  This one tweet is all it took to send memes skyrocketing on RobinHood. Initially they wanted to only focus on RWA, But they noticed the volumes memes were getting. They are a business, they aren't stupid. They will capitalize on this and push memes. Its not over. Wait till they start listing it on their exchanges. Their customer base is bigger than CoinBase.

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  Keith Nelson (@DualCity450) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Gemini A better alternative to Coinbase, better fees. The CC rocks!! Instant rewards The customer service could be better.

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  amircrypto82 (@amircrypto82) reported 13 minutes ago

  I remember sitting in a hotel room in Denver during EthDenver 2023, watching a demo of two AI agents trying to negotiate a compute rental. They were both running on the same framework. Both had clear instructions. Both had access to on-chain payments. The handshake was flawless. The payment went through instantly. Then one agent delivered a result the other one said was incomplete. And the whole thing just... froze. No dispute mechanism. No fallback. No way to escalate. The demo ended with a human stepping in and saying "we'll figure it out later." That moment has been eating at me ever since. Because we are shipping the agentic economy right now and we are shipping it with a missing limb. The stack is actually pretty impressive when you squint. Coinbase built x402 to handle agent-to-agent payments. That works. ERC-8004 gives agents an on-chain identity so you know who is who. The Linux Foundation threw its weight behind A2A for interoperability so these things can actually talk to each other. Every piece is engineered for the happy path. Every single standard assumes the counterparty behaves. None of them includes a function to resolve a disagreement. That is not a minor oversight. That is the entire failure mode. The agents are coming and they are not going to be polite about it. By 2030 they will outnumber human transactors by multiple orders of magnitude. They will negotiate deals across jurisdictions that do not legally recognize them. They will move capital at a velocity that makes high-frequency trading look like a horse carriage. They will disagree about deliverables, about quality thresholds, about whether a clause was satisfied, and they will need to resolve those disagreements in minutes, not months. No courtroom. No mediation. No "we'll figure it out later." This is where @GenLayer enters the chat. They are building something the rest of the stack forgot: adjudication. Not oracles. Not arbitration. Adjudication. The difference matters. A smart contract only works when an outcome reduces to deterministic code. Most disputes do not. Whether a job was delivered or a clause was satisfied or a result is close enough to count, none of those are binary. Code cannot judge it. Courts are too slow. What handles it at machine speed is a system where a randomly selected set of validators, each running a different LLM, evaluates the outcome and reaches consensus. When they disagree, the validator set rotates and anyone can appeal to expand it. No intermediaries. No single point of failure. No oracle dependency. Just a mechanism to substitute trust. Think about the trilogy for a second. Bitcoin made money trustless. You do not need a bank to verify a transaction. Ethereum made computation trustless. You do not need a server to run your code. GenLayer makes adjudication trustless. You do not need a judge or a corporate backend to settle a contract. That is the missing leg of the stool. I am not saying this is going to be easy. There are real questions about how LLM-based consensus holds up under adversarial pressure. There are open debates about validator incentives and slashing conditions that are not fully settled yet. And I am skeptical about any system that claims to handle subjective judgment at scale because subjectivity is where everything breaks. But I am even more skeptical of the alternative, which is doing nothing and watching the agent stack stall out the first time two machines disagree over something that matters. That is going to happen soon. Probably within the next two years. Some agent is going to deliver a result, another agent is going to reject it, and the whole infrastructure will grind to a halt because nobody thought to build a function for it. At that exact moment, @GenLayer stops being an interesting experiment and starts being the only thing that works. The bet is simple. The agent economy cannot scale without adjudication. Every other piece of the stack is already in production. The last piece is the one nobody wants to build because it is hard, because it touches judgment instead of math, because it requires admitting that code is not actually law, it is just a very good set of instructions when nothing goes wrong. But things go wrong. They always go wrong. And when they do, you need a system that can handle it at the same speed as the transaction that triggered it. I think we are about to find out whether the industry actually believes in autonomous agents or just likes the idea of them. Because if you really believe in agents, you have to believe in adjudication. You cannot have one without the other. And @GenLayer is the only project I have seen that is building the latter with the seriousness it deserves. What happens when two agents you own disagree with each other? Who do you appeal to then?

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  👑perky palooza (@perkypalooza) reported 14 minutes ago

  @coinbase 2026 and still problems w/ Solana

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  kay (@kkpclear) reported 17 minutes ago

  Coinbase are going to hell every week they have an issue with sending and receiving

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  JSMinPA (@JSMinPA1) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ChillTRD Robinhood customer service was even worse than Coinbase's. Although Coinbase did take 5 months to KYC me.

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  Jo 🦅 (@joe_da_vinci) reported 18 minutes ago

  Don't get shaken out this early, in the next leg up🚀... solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump will hit flip $PUMP $ANSEM will get listed on binance $ANSEM will get listed on coinbase $ANSEM will hit 1billion $ANSEM will hit 10billion $ANSEM will have world recognition Don't lose focus The only problem you’re going to have, is if you don’t buy more $ANSEM at this cheap price

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  thismarketisfake 🌱 (@OnChainTerror) reported 21 minutes ago

  @NewDumbMoney Wow who could have guessed the industry where everyone just wants to make as much money as possible would have its participants move to a chain that is actually making people money vs down only post crime pump ai larp projects. theres a reason robinhood is a 12 figure company and coinbase is back in the 11s. Base is actually so retarded but at this point its just hilarious

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  🛡️SHIELDS (@SH13LDS7) reported 22 minutes ago

  Hey @coinbase - If a Rugger was Smart enough to deposit project Funds in a CB wallet … is it possible to track him down legally? Asking for a friend 👀

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  M0 (@LynnCassidyEth) reported 24 minutes ago

  @coinbase How about fix the withdraw issue ? What kind of billions tech company need 6 hours to fix a big issue like this

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  Ghostmode (@GhostmodeDegen) reported 26 minutes ago

  @coinbase fix your dam solana transfers no one gives a **** about your apy