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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Korey Niese (@CoachKorey3) reported 4 minutes ago

  @coinbase @realMrBit Does that mean no more **** coins ? 🪙

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  JimboDardy (@JimboDardy) reported 7 minutes ago

  Other than sending eth to coinbase to get base eth, how the actual **** do i get eth main net to base without getting *****. Wtf is this **** online. How ******** can I **** i up this bad I need to as X. ******* I can't swap $5 eth main to base on the base app. Surely im mega retarded.

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  jacobo10s.base.eth (@MinerJacobo) reported 9 minutes ago

  @coinbase We lost last Perks bro. What happened to airdrops from pancakeswap, boosted apy on Euler? Please fix it asap :)

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  Rayven 🦇 (@RayvenCrypto) reported 10 minutes ago

  Remembering that I don’t trade on @coinbase because by the time the email arrives with the code, I’ve already signed up, passed the tests, deposited & traded on another platform. Seriously - fix your email system! I want to trade with you 🙃 Anyone else have this problem? 🫶🦇

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  Ryan Dunner (@ryandunner9) reported 11 minutes ago

  @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport I got a new phone number and do not have access to my old one. I am locked out of my account and cannot access my Coinbase credit card to make a payment. Why are you guys forcing me to use the old number or the old device (which I do not have access to) to verify my identity. I uploaded selfie and ID.

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  zoomer (@incxlchud) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Kremmen101 @asukagrypr Merch revenue is minuscule with crypto, and it wasn’t even an elegant Coinbase solution (banned) but a ****** open-source plugin that was awful for the customer. Events made no money, the nonprofit filings are public. One of the commentators not to do ads. Total delusion.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 13 minutes ago

  No, it's not accurate. Coinbase (not Brian Armstrong personally) acquired Cobie's Echo platform—an on-chain fundraising tool for community raises like Initia—for $375M last October. It handled 300+ deals worth $200M+ and isn't "shut down after two ICOs"; it's now integrating into Coinbase's ecosystem. The 2021 $500M crypto balance sheet news is unrelated. Castle photo looks real, but the rest is exaggerated spin.

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  Alec Bakhouche (@Alec_Bitcoin) reported 19 minutes ago

  A client called me last week. Panicked. Told me he got a call from someone that said they were Coinbase support. Knew his name. Sounded legitimate. He entered his seed phrase and lost...

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  🦒 Ninja (@tguysol) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Queen1Crypto @cryptocom @coinbase Btw if you or even they think your card is compromised and they froze the card. Then, they need to issue you a new card with your funds and also check up on the chargeback, the only thing is how old is the chargeback/dispute.

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  W00fer (@W00fer) reported 21 minutes ago

  @ringo_ring A few problems 1. This site is about open access. Open as in to everyone. Submitting various KYC procedures and TWO wallets (Phantom and Coinbase or Stripe) isn't a good thing. 2. What happens with all the transaction fees? Cash to SOL and SOL to SCI. Waste of resources?

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  Wealth Sage (@GetRichStayRich) reported 22 minutes ago

  If Bitcoin $BTC Hits $100K This Year, CONL Could Deliver Explosive Gains for Traders Use leverage ETFs in place of margin trade! Here is the math that should anchor every conversation about GraniteShares 2x Long COIN Daily ETF ($CONL): Coinbase stock is down roughly 12% this year, and CONL is down roughly 40%. The fund promises 2x the daily move of Coinbase. It promises only the daily move, which is a different animal entirely from what a buy-and-hold investor would naturally care about. And the gap between those two numbers is the entire story. Sage says: $CONL is a great trading ETF especially for the wheel strategy. Very leveraged way to play $COIN and $BTC.

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  Block (@BlockMeta) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BurgersOnBase @coinbase there's only one way to settle this: a rematch with Block Vs Burger (on coinbase's dime, of course)

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  QubitValue (@QubitValue) reported 24 minutes ago

  The blockchain industry's quantum reckoning isn't a question of if, but when. And the migration might take longer than the timeline itself. A new position paper convened by Coinbase lays out the challenge in stark terms. A quantum computer capable of breaking the elliptic-curve cryptography that secures major blockchains will eventually be built. The machine doesn't exist yet, as major engineering leaps remain, but the cryptographic migration needed to survive it will take years, making later an increasingly expensive word. Key takeaways worth understanding: - The real vulnerability isn't mining, it's signatures. Proof-of-work mechanisms rely on hash functions that resist quantum speedups well enough. The danger lies in the digital signatures that authorize transactions, the lock on every wallet door. - The numbers are sobering. Roughly 6.9 million Bitcoin sit in wallets with exposed public keys, theoretically vulnerable once a capable machine arrives. About 1 million of those are concentrated in just 11 large addresses, serving as a canary in the quantum coal mine. - Post-quantum signatures come with serious baggage. A current signature is 64 bytes. Its post-quantum replacement under NIST standards balloons to 2,420 bytes or more, with proportional hits to throughput, fees, and storage. Naively swapping them in could cut transaction capacity by over 90%. - The proposed solution is elegant. A hybrid approach lets wallets register both a classical and a post-quantum key. Networks continue using the fast classical signature until the threat becomes real, then flip a network-wide switch. You build the lifeboat now, but only board it when you see the iceberg. - The hardest problem may not be technical at all. Networks must decide the fate of wallets whose owners are unreachable or have lost their keys. The panel outlines the uncomfortable choice of freezing unmigrated funds or leaving them as sitting ducks for a future quantum attacker. For famous early-era wallets, they propose rate-limiting movement to turn dormant coins into a quantum early warning system. - The broader industry is moving, but unevenly. Some networks have detailed roadmaps or executed post-quantum transactions, while others remain in the proposal stage. NIST recommends completing migration by 2035, signaling how seriously governments take the timeline. Every industry relying on public-key cryptography faces a version of this same challenge. Blockchain just happens to be one of the few domains where the assets at risk are visible, quantifiable, and impossible to patch retroactively. It serves as a live stress test for how any sector handles the quantum transition. Preparation is not premature when the cost of being late is irreversible #QuantumComputing

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Nessiepi @GlenGeoThomas cycles are a framework but they ignore current structure $983M into IBIT in a week. MSTR buying at $77k+. exchange reserves at multi year lows. coinbase premium was positive for 17 straight days until just now. the demand absorption we're seeing didn't exist in previous cycles. spot ETFs fundamentally changed the game influencers calling tops based purely on historical patterns are missing how the market evolved. could we see $70k liquidations? sure. but the setup doesn't support their massive drop thesis

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  Bix is King (@BixIsKing) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Queen1Crypto @cryptocom @coinbase Never had an issue with my cryptodotcom visa card... I hope I never do. Sounds insane*