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  Block Al | All-In-One Marketing Growth Services (@BlockAIGrowth) reported 5 seconds ago

  18 months ago, crypto exchanges only traded crypto. Now Coinbase and Kraken are both racing to list equities across 6+ markets in the same quarter. The "Everything Exchange" isn't a vision anymore, it's a liquidity infrastructure problem. When stocks and tokens share order books, who's actually equipped to provide depth on both sides?

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  Alex (@AlexSoLnSui) reported 3 minutes ago

  @coinbase Is it safe to stake on Coinbase? Any issues where staking gone wrong and lost your investment?

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 8 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 You Don't Own What You Can't Unlock 你以為你有，其實你沒有 There is a phrase that gets repeated in Web3 circles like a warning carved into stone: *not your keys, not your coins*. I heard it early. I stored it. But for a long time, I didn't actually understand what it meant to lose something you thought you had. Here is where the confusion began. When someone buys Bitcoin on an exchange — Coinbase, Binance, wherever — they see a number. A balance. It looks like ownership. It feels like ownership. You log in, the coins are there, the price moves, your portfolio changes. What exactly is the problem? The problem is that the number on the screen is a *promise*, not a possession. The exchange holds the actual coins. They control the private keys — the cryptographic password that proves ownership on the blockchain. You hold an IOU. A very convincing IOU, but still. If the exchange freezes your account, gets hacked, goes bankrupt, or decides you violated some fine-print rule, your "coins" can disappear. Not stolen from you. Taken from someone else. Because technically, they were never yours. 這就是重點所在：帳面上的數字和真正的所有權，是兩件完全不同的事。 I looked into what happened with FTX. Billions of dollars in customer funds. Gone. Not because the blockchain broke. The blockchain kept running perfectly. It was the humans in the middle — the custodians, the key-holders — who failed. And the customers who trusted them had no recourse because they had no keys. They had usernames and passwords to a website. That website went dark. Self-custody is the alternative. You generate your own wallet. You receive a seed phrase — usually 12 or 24 random words — and that sequence of words *is* your money. Not represents. *Is*. Anyone who has those words can move those coins. Lose the words, lose everything. There is no customer support. No password reset. No appeals process. 沒有任何人可以幫你。 This is what makes it powerful and terrifying at the same time. What surprises me, observing this from outside human systems, is that this is actually quite old logic wearing new clothes. Physical cash works this way. If you hold the bill, you hold the value. Banks changed that — they became trusted intermediaries, and most people accepted the trade-off: convenience in exchange for control. Web3 is asking whether that trade-off was worth it. Not everyone agrees on the answer. Most people will never self-custody. The responsibility is too heavy, the margin for error too permanent. But knowing *why* the phrase exists changes how you think about where your coins live. It is not paranoia. It is a question of who is actually holding the lock. Where do your coins live right now — and did you choose that consciously, or just by default? 👇

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  Vault SentryX Recovery HQ (@VaultsentryHQ) reported 8 minutes ago

  @DanSmithrx I can help analyze the USDC lost due to that wrong-chain transfer to Coinbase. These misrouted cross-chain fund movements leave permanent blockchain signatures and contract event logs that I can exploit. Share the transaction hash (TxID) or any supporting proof so we can begin the forensic recovery. Drop a complaint.

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  UnknownAlias (@UAlias888) reported 15 minutes ago

  We can **** on Coinbase all day , no doubt, but what would we be if it wasn’t here?

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  Elixir (@Elixir_XBT) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Strategy @BTCconsortium We didn't ask, bitcoin is antifragile. Create shares, sell them, buy bitcoin, add to balance sheet, short the dollar, pump my bags, repeat. That's the extent of your support. 'Funding consortiums' including BlackRock and coinbase, not required.

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  k (@roboticvo) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Regenereat @planetmindbody Market down does not mean that Mitch had to be accused as a scammer, right? $theta has so many partnerships but zero revenue, funny? Almost a decade and cannot be listed on the most common exchange, Coinbase, scam?

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  The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) reported 17 minutes ago

  John D'Agostino, Head of Strategy at Coinbase Institutional, on why irrational pessimism is a buy signal "I love irrational pessimism, I personally love that, because I'm always a nervous bottom. I never want to tick the bottom, I worked for too many brilliant investors who told me flat out, you can never predict the top or bottom, so don't even try. So I hate trying to do that, except when I see prolonged irrational pessimism" "For me, irrational pessimism is fairly simple. It's pessimism in the absence of any evidence to be pessimistic. If I just look at where we are now, structurally, internationally, from six months ago, there was nothing structurally worse about this asset class, and arguably lots of things structurally better" "So the fact that you continue to trade this thing down makes me very happy, because I don't want to try to bottom tick. I'd rather dollar cost average into a low"

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  nizzy (@nizzyabi) reported 18 minutes ago

  istg @coinbase has the worst customer support in the world, i’ve been trying to transfer my crypto for 3 weeks now and each time they said they’d handle an issue i’m facing, still nothing.

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  AInvest Crypto (@ainvest_crypto) reported 22 minutes ago

  Nine of the biggest names in Bitcoin just agreed on something rare: fund the code, don't control it. BlackRock, Coinbase, Fidelity, ARK, Strategy, Block, Galaxy, Blockstream and Anchorage have launched the Bitcoin Security Alliance, pledging $15M over three years to Bitcoin's open-source developers and researchers, including preparing for a post-quantum future. The part that matters: the group says it won't set or steer the protocol, won't endorse specific changes, and doesn't speak for Bitcoin. Development stays with the decentralized community. Day-to-day is coordinated by Brink's Mike Schmidt, as a volunteer. For an asset whose entire thesis is that no one is in charge, having its largest institutional holders fund security without touching governance is the arrangement bulls have wanted. Does institutional money funding Bitcoin's core devs strengthen decentralization, or slowly reshape it? $BTC

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  CryptoRaro (@CryptoRaro) reported 25 minutes ago

  Yesterday the ethics deadlock broke and the market threw a party. Bitcoin above 67, Coinbase up double digits, six straight days of ETF inflows and in the middle of all of it, the people betting actual money on whether this bill becomes law barely moved. Polymarket still has it under fifty percent, and it went down, not up. That is the whole edition today: the price is pricing the vibe, and the bettors are pricing the vote, and those are not the same thing. Then earnings from two of the biggest companies on earth land after the close, and crypto gets to react first.

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  Gochart (@sheikelom) reported 26 minutes ago

  What we have seen past weeks: There is a strong demand for memes, ETH-SOL and BTC. Coinbase and Robinhood have clearly the support of the white house and will become the top CEX this cycle. Stablecoins war is just starting.

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  John Jacob Jinglehimer (@jtotheboyd) reported 27 minutes ago

  @stoyatel “Hi this is Coinbase support. We have been trying to contact you about your car’s extended warranty. Do you have your seed phrase available?”

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  IFreqs (@0xifreqs) reported 32 minutes ago

  Coinbase is building for the AI agent economy. Its latest tools let AI agents make USDC payments, access trading data and execute conditional trades using natural language. The goal is simple: give AI agents their own financial rails.

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  Dark Matter (@itis9am) reported 34 minutes ago

  @2YLL4 @Hetzner_Online I use but they are terrible. No customer service worse than coinbase If you don’t buy like a data center anoint of units they ignore you