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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Judge_Torres_Maxi (@ThreadsMaxi) reported 11 seconds ago

  @Gemini Can Gemini address my help ticket? It's been like 3 months. #btc #coinbase #binance

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  Crash Test Money (@Crashtestmoney1) reported 3 minutes ago

  @antibearthesis Loss aversion is real. I bought a few shares of Coinbase after its IPO and rode it all the way down to a around $55/share and an 80% loss before finally selling, all in the hopes it would get back to its cost basis.

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  wtfonct (@wtfonct) reported 5 minutes ago

  @shahh It sounds wild, but it makes sense once you look at the models. Coinbase is a centralized, regulated company with huge overhead (compliance, support, offices), so they need thousands of employees. Hyperliquid is basically code + a tiny team and on-chain, with minimal overhead.

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  james.eth (@savemejrus) reported 7 minutes ago

  @GiveDirectly back in October 2025 was backed by Coinbase to help low-income families. I think this is a really good opportunity for us to get an interaction from them directly with their own token to try and raise more money to help people in need. The whole reason why all the charity coins are pumping and dumping is because no interactions have happened except for Make a Wish. @GiveDirectly is more likely to respond especially because they already worked with one of the biggest crypto companies in the world, Coinbase. Let's work together to get them to collect the fees and interact.

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  KausaLayer (@kausalayer) reported 9 minutes ago

  Prediction markets have a resolution problem that nobody talks about enough. The outcome of a game, an election, a price target. These are facts. They happen in the real world, and the data exists on servers run by ESPN, Coinbase, Reuters, government agencies. The information is right there. But on-chain, markets still resolve through people voting on what happened. Proposers put up bonds, disputers challenge, token holders decide. That is not verification. That is governance cosplaying as truth. KRN takes a fundamentally different approach. Instead of asking humans what happened, it proves what happened. Here is how it works at the protocol level. When a market closes, anyone can fetch data from the original source, say Coinbase for a BTC price market. A zkTLS proof is generated that cryptographically proves the response came from that exact domain, through a valid TLS handshake, unmodified. The proof gets submitted on-chain where a Solana program recovers the ECDSA signature, derives the signer address via keccak256, and checks it against a known attestor. Real cryptographic verification. Not a multisig. Not a vote. Multiple sources are required. Three minimum, majority must agree. Security comes from composition, not from trusting any single feed. That handles truth. Now the privacy side. When someone places a bet, a Poseidon hash commitment gets stored on-chain. The commitment binds the market, the chosen outcome, the amount, a secret *****, and the bettor identity, but reveals none of it. Just the hash. When the market resolves and it is time to claim, the winner generates a Groth16 zero-knowledge proof. The circuit reconstructs the commitment from private inputs, checks Merkle inclusion against the on-chain root, and verifies a nullifier to prevent double claims. The proof gets verified on Solana through alt_bn128 pairing operations. Real elliptic curve math running on-chain. The result: a winner proves ownership of a winning position without revealing which address placed the bet. Claim to a fresh wallet. No link between betting identity and claiming identity exists on-chain. Before the proof hits the expensive pairing check, every public input gets validated against on-chain state. Market ID must match. Outcome must match the resolved result. Nullifier must be consistent. Commitment root must match what the program stored. A proof generated for one market cannot be replayed on another. So what does the full picture look like. Truth layer: zkTLS proves data origin from real world sources. Multiple sources required, majority consensus enforced. No oracle middleman, no dispute window, no bond mechanism. Privacy layer: ZK ownership proofs let winners claim without exposing their position. Bet with one identity, claim with another. The system is auditable without being surveillance. These two layers working together is what makes this interesting. Verifiable resolution and private participation in the same protocol. The verification layer is public and provable. The user layer is private and unlinkable. Solana makes this practical. The alt_bn128 precompiles keep Groth16 verification under 200K compute units. secp256k1 recovery is a native syscall. The whole resolution lifecycle from market close to verified outcome to private claim runs on-chain for under a cent in fees.

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  Hodlgal (@hodlgal) reported 9 minutes ago

  @CelsiusNetwork I got all prior payouts to Coinbase but I still have not received the 4th distribution. Nobody is replying to my support ticket on the Celsius Claims Portal. What to do?

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  OmiFAN (@OmiFAN24) reported 9 minutes ago

  DeFi for Dummies 🐺 BLOCK 2: DEFI FUNDAMENTALS Part 3: DEX vs CEX Two ways to buy and sell crypto. CEX — Centralized Exchange: A company runs it. Binance, Coinbase, Kraken. You create an account and verify your identity. They hold your crypto — custodial. Convenient but you trust them completely. Risks: → If they get hacked you can lose access → If they go bankrupt your funds may be frozen → They can restrict withdrawals → They know your identity DEX — Decentralized Exchange: No company. No account. No identity check. Smart contracts handle everything automatically. You connect your own wallet — non-custodial. You stay in control of your crypto at all times. Risks: → More technical — easy to make mistakes → No customer support if something goes wrong → You are fully responsible for your own security The tradeoff: CEX = easier to use, less control DEX = more control, more responsibility Neither is wrong — they serve different needs. Understanding both helps you make better decisions. Well known DEXes: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Curve, SushiSwap. Well known CEXes: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, MEXC. $OMIKAMI — verified on CoinGecko: → DEX: Uniswap V2 and V3 ✅ → CEX: Indoex (Tier 3) ✅ Part 4 tomorrow Educational purposes only. NFA.

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  xolosArmy Network (@xolosArmy) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Aires_med Coinbase would be great, but real liquidity also comes from infrastructure. Native XEC on THORChain means permissionless swaps, no wrapped tokens, and access from any wallet. Listings help — but builders create the foundation. ⚡

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  DAMOS (@Damos20820110) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BalaiBB Yeah, I know anything can happen but the chances of Binance or coinbase going down is rare and it will even done more hard to the industry

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  GigaChadRizzGod (@GigaChadRizzGod) reported 17 minutes ago

  Smart move by Coinbase. TAS for XRP futures puts it on the same level as BTC/ETH for large block execution. Reduces slippage and should help liquidity. Question is — will institutions actually rotate in size now, or is this just infrastructure waiting for the catalyst? Either way, bullish development.

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  Wesley Kor (@wesley_kor) reported 21 minutes ago

  Coinbase locking accounts is their default move when they flag something internally. Doesn't mean you're stuck forever but they'll drag it out for months. @SecureTrace_Lab helped me escalate a similar freeze by mapping the full transaction history and proving the funds were clean. Got my account unrestricted within days. You don't have to just sit there waiting on their support loop. Let them cut through the noise. @bikersites

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  Crypto News Feed (@cnshfeed) reported 21 minutes ago

  Coinbase officials have stated that the issue regarding stablecoin yield is resolved.

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  jason mcmaster (@jasonmcmaster1) reported 22 minutes ago

  @NEEDcreations @Strike Check your facts. Coinbase and Morpho do not rehypothicate bitcoin held as collateral. How do Iknow? I can see my bitcoin unmoved on the blockchain. Also check Coinbase terms of service. Coinbase is registered and under scrutiny. They are also the main custodian of Strategy and several of the big bitcoin ETFs. I have no concerns. Does Strike publish an audit? I’m not sure.

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  Sifra.Crypto (@SifraCrypto) reported 23 minutes ago

  $coinbase sucks big time, if X money will allow crypto trade, I would immediately transfer all my funds to X money and close coinbase. There customer care is literally not able to understand or resolve any issues. 24/7 support is just for the name sake.

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  RentFree (@doucebaggg) reported 23 minutes ago

  @dos__commas @pugdogrock @WLuna You're still spamming. Thats not a vibe. And since you h as vent manifested **** since 2022 you sound like the tatds that bought bbby when it we ent bankrupt. Thinking someone owes you something. Should have sued coinbase instead of spam twitter.