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  Mega Gains (@NeverSlack1) reported 5 minutes ago

  @coinbase You ******** need to fix the solana transactions. I thought this was a well oiled machine!

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  CYBER RECOVERY🏅 (@Cyber_Guardian3) reported 7 minutes ago

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  MCG (@MCGlive) reported 8 minutes ago

  The Robinhood Chain thesis is starting to clear up and @ChillTRD + @DineroDom0 are starting to bite Here's the thesis - Robinhood is 2x larger than Coinbase by company size - 3x larger active user base - Robinhood grew +15% in Q1 2026 - Coinbase was down 30% - Youngest demographic in the space, not just vs Coinbase, vs everyone Base showed what happens when a trusted exchange launches a chain while Robinhood is dwarfing Coinbase on the user metrics... Crypto has a trust problem When the most trusted retail brand goes all-in on an L2, that young user base should follow, right?

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  Command (@moon_or_doom) reported 9 minutes ago

  Buttercoin — The Original Crypto Legend Buttercoin (2013–2015) was a Bitcoin exchange that aimed to be the NASDAQ of Bitcoin — a full order book trading platform with institutional-grade infrastructure. Open-source, high-volume, Wall Street-ready. The Thesis Bitcoin needs a real exchange. Not a broker. Full order books. Institutional liquidity. A trading engine that Wall Street can trust. Founded by Cedric Dahl and Bennett Hoffman. Y Combinator S13 batch — same batch as Coinbase. Two companies. Same thesis. Wildly different outcomes. The Run - 2013 — YC S13. Raised $1.6M from Google Ventures (Kevin Rose), Floodgate, Initialized Capital, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. - 2014 — Wedbush Securities invested. First Bitcoin company to ever get Wall Street backing. This was a big deal. - 2015 — Shut down. The official reason: "loss of interest in Bitcoin from venture capital firms." Why It Died Too early. Bitcoin in 2013–2015 wasn't ready for institutional adoption. No ETFs. No custody solutions. No regulatory clarity. The thesis was spot on — just 5 to 8 years ahead of its time. The Irony Coinbase — same YC batch, same vision — went public at $86 billion. Buttercoin shut down with 4 employees. Two companies. Same starting line. One became the face of crypto. The other became a what could have been. --- Why It Matters Now (RH Chain 2026) The Buttercoin token on Robinhood Chain is a nostalgia play — reviving one of crypto's earliest and most respected names. Like how GME and AMC tokens tapped into meme stock lore, Buttercoin taps into OG crypto history. Narrative: "The legend was right in 2013. Now it's back on Robinhood Chain." And I don't know who made this, he seems very lazy; 0xCCF72360Ec38675692306fe92E842024aadE2B78 But i'm aped. Not financial advice. Just respect the lore.

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  FlyTheElephant Knots+BIP110 #BitcoinIsHope (@FlyTheElephant1) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BAcct8 @LukeDashjr @RobinSeyr Too late to change bip110, and also impossible because none of the TCs own bitcoin. They have contracts with coinbase custody. And also likely a bad idea as it would call into question the fungibility and irrevocability of bitcoin.

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  Julio Lattaro (@JulioLattaro) reported 10 minutes ago

  @SoSoValueCrypto Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal will step down at the end of this month to take on an advisory role.

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 10 minutes ago

  The HTTP 402 status code was reserved in 1991. It sat dormant for 34 years. No browser implemented it. No server used it. It was a placeholder in a specification that nobody needed. In 2025, Coinbase revived it. By 2026, x402 has processed 165 million transactions across 69,000 agents. $50 million in cumulative volume. A 34-year-old specification just became the payment layer for machine commerce. The infrastructure was always there. Nobody needed it until machines started buying things. This is how every paradigm shift works. The technology exists for decades. Then one day, the use case appears, and everyone pretends they saw it coming. The internet protocol was specified in 1974. The first website launched in 1991. The web became mainstream in 1995. The protocol waited 17 years for the application. Bluetooth was developed in 1989. It became ubiquitous with wireless headphones in 2016. 27 years from specification to mainstream adoption. GPS was launched in 1978. It became a consumer product with the iPhone in 2007. 29 years. x402 waited 34 years. Then AI agents appeared, and suddenly a dormant HTTP status code became the foundation of machine commerce. The lesson: the most important infrastructure of the next decade may already exist in a specification document somewhere. Waiting for the application that makes it necessary. If you are looking for the next paradigm shift, do not look at new technology. Look at old technology that nobody has found a use for yet.

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  Raji || Web3 Adoption Writer (@RajiWritesWeb3) reported 12 minutes ago

  Coinbase is one of the world's largest crypto companies that built its own blockchain. Not to compete with Ethereum, but to make Ethereum 10x more usable. It launched in 2023. Within 3 months it had more daily transactions than Ethereum itself. Here's the story of @base and what it means for the future of Web3 In August 2023, Coinbase launched Base, its own Layer 2 blockchain built on the OP Stack. The announcement sent shockwaves through Web3. Not because a new blockchain had launched dozens launch every year, but because of who built it and why. Coinbase has 110 million verified users. More than the entire population of Egypt. When they build a blockchain, they are not building for crypto natives. They are building a bridge for 110 million people who already have accounts but haven't touched DeFi yet. That's a different kind of scale entirely. Base launched with transaction fees under $0.01. Compared to Ethereum's average of $5–15 per transaction at that time. For the first time, micro-transactions in Web3 actually made financial sense. Tipping someone $0.50. Buying a $2 digital item. Sending $5 to a friend. Things that were economically impossible on Ethereum mainnet became trivially cheap on Base. The developer response was immediate. Within weeks of launch, hundreds of protocols deployed on Base. @friendtech a social app where you could buy shares in people, launched on Base and did $50 million in volume in its first week. Onchain Summer, a Coinbase campaign brought artists, musicians, and creators to mint NFTs on Base for free. A new ecosystem was being born in real time. By October 2023, just two months after launch, Base was processing more daily transactions than Ethereum mainnet. Not more value, More transactions. Meaning more individual humans were using Base daily than Ethereum's main chain. A Layer 2 had overtaken its own parent chain in activity. That had never happened before. What Base represents isn't just a faster, cheaper blockchain. It's proof that mainstream adoption of Web3 will come through Layer 2s not through Ethereum mainnet. The highway was always going to be too expensive for everyday use. The express lanes are where the people are. And the developers building on those express lanes right now? They are building for the next billion users. Raji

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  WOLF Bitcoin (@WOLF_Bitcoin_) reported 12 minutes ago

  2 MILLION PEOPLE IN FRANCE JUST WOKE UP UNABLE TO TRADE ON BINANCE. HERE'S WHY One missed deadline did it. The fallout: From July 1, Binance users in France, and several other countries including Italy, Poland, and Spain, lost access to spot trading, margin, and other services. The reason: Binance missed the MiCA license deadline. Funds are safe. Users can still withdraw. But they can't place new trades or use leveraged products until Binance gets licensed or they move to another platform. The scale: France is one of Binance's biggest European markets, with an estimated 2 million users there alone. The rivals are circling. Coinbase $COIN and OKX ethereum:0x75231f58b43240c9718dd58b4967c5114342a86c, both already licensed, launched campaigns to pull in affected Binance users ahead of the deadline. Binance isn't collapsing. It still manages roughly $114 billion in assets and remains the world's largest exchange, though on-chain data shows about $1.6 billion in net outflows over the past month. Binance says it plans to return once it secures a license. No timeline yet.

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  Hector Chavez (@AWOLDUCE84) reported 14 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 I have the same question as @RIKO_THE_WHALE_ how does the airdrop work? I'm a eligible through Coinbase or do I need to use a different app/site?

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  Cipherion (@cipherion99) reported 14 minutes ago

  @kai_xbt Why would some Solana **** boy who has a FOMO badge tell @vladtenev what he should be doing? Lmao the guy runs one of the biggest platforms outside of Coinbase

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  Doug Dimmadome (@tallhatdoug) reported 17 minutes ago

  @tempstat @L4UR3N7 @underclass21 i asked how they paid for the VPS specifically to gauge how safe they were. still, crypto alone is not enough: if you are paying for a VPS to roll your own VPN, without an existing VPN or private connection (bit of a catch 22, innit?), now the provider has your home IP address regardless of your payment methodology. withdrawing from coinbase to "pay with crypto" or any other centralized provider is also cooked out the gate. basically if you can't be 100% anonymous and pay with monero, it's a larp privacy service anyways.

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  Vision33X ♘ (@Vision33X) reported 19 minutes ago

  @lynk0x brother the last person i texted back was coinbase support in march

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  Dave Blumenfeld (@dblumenfeld) reported 20 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 Coinbase spent hundreds of millions fighting the SEC so we could all do wtv we want onchain, wtf are you talking about lol

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  Ferbin (@Ferbin08) reported 22 minutes ago

  @coinbase Agents care about transaction speed and cost. Crypto loses on both. This solves a Coinbase problem, not a builder problem.