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  Ozmium (@ozonchain) reported 15 seconds ago

  Just told my old bank I’m out. 😤 I told them to look at my complaints, and then to look at what @coinbase is doing if they wanted feedback on why they’ve fallen behind in both support and tech.

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  Sota.Mr (@SotaaMr) reported 3 minutes ago

  @genzzztrade ****** @coinbase stock $COIN is a dud yet @brian_armstrong is a billionaire IPO incentive structure is broken. Founders should not make billions for going public. They should be paid for compay performance.

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  FatalPen (@GetTurtled) reported 10 minutes ago

  I was paid $100 a drawing. That was never supposed to be the compensation. It was enough to keep the lights on while I drew. The actual pay was 105,000,000 TOSHI, my stake in the thing I was helping build. That's a normal arrangement in this industry and I went into it with my eyes open. You take less cash for a piece of the upside. It only works if the upside actually arrives. January 8, 2024 They sent it. 105,172,500 TOSHI, worth $108,113 that day. The transaction confirmed. They took an address out of my pinned Telegram messages and used that. It was a Coinbase deposit address, and Coinbase didn't support TOSHI at the time. Here's what happens when you do that, in case it ever happens to you: the tokens land on-chain and sit there permanently. The exchange doesn't credit you, because they don't support the asset. You can't move them, because the exchange holds the key, not you. The funds are yours and completely unreachable at the same time, and they stay that way until the exchange lists the asset and manually sweeps it out. Anybody who lives in DeFi knows that cold. I don't live in DeFi. I draw. And I said so, before it went wrong. I asked them directly whether it would show up in my Coinbase if it was connected to my Coinbase ETH address. Nobody told me no until after it had already been sent. The right way to pay someone like me takes ten minutes. Make me a wallet. Hand me the private key. Walk me through it. Send a dollar first and confirm it landed. Then send the real thing. That procedure exists because this exact failure is common and predictable.

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  Mary Lewis (@MaryLewis223325) reported 10 minutes ago

  Better and Coinbase now offer a mortgage where US homebuyers can pledge Bitcoin as collateral for the down payment. This keeps BTC exposure but forfeits self-custody. A sharp price drop would likely trigger a margin call.

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  HiddenCharacter (@HiddenCharacter) reported 12 minutes ago

  wonder if Cobie ever got anywhere with them on this? I think I’ve spent more money on fees with @coinbase than any other service provider in my entire life…it’s getting unbearable tbh :(

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  Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reported 13 minutes ago

  Legal stuff: Perpetual futures trading is offered by Coinbase Bermuda Ltd., a class F regulated entity in Bermuda licensed by the Bermuda Monetary Authority. Access to perpetual futures trading requires user eligibility, and is available to non-US customers in select jurisdictions. The risk of transacting in perpetual futures can be substantial and may not be suitable for everyone. Not investment advice or a recommendation to trade a particular asset or to employ a particular strategy.

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  Wealth Clock (@WealthClock1010) reported 15 minutes ago

  Coinbase just made Bitcoin useful in a completely different calculation. Don't ask: “Can I use my BTC to help buy a house?” Ask: Should I sell my Bitcoin for the down payment — or keep it and borrow against it? Those two decisions could look VERY different 10 years from now. That's a WealthClock question.

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  someguy (@NOTfunnyparanR) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JensenHuang to keep growing while being this big might have to find a way to acquire the US debt in a way that can ensure the printing and compute buildout keeps going. And I think there is a creative way somehow if he can have NvDA model the federal reserve itself with GPU backed dollars and propose government spending as a 50-100 yr plan to pay off the national debt. I believe the agentic economy is going to be so much bigger. He could partner with X Money or Coinbase or Shopify/etsy/google/amazon because the agentic economy needs a financial layer and why not compute backed derivatives and CDOs for compute and so on. Or a maybe a cryptocurrency backed by energy and convertible back to energy to compliment the compute growth bottleneck. Bitcoin is a one way conversion from energy to bitcoins but if there’s a way to convert it back to energy offsets directly there may be something here. Right now it looks like AI stock as the new money. He buys back equity stake as stimulus for the “GPU banks”, who then buy more bonds and borrow against their capex spending for credits & lend it to hyperscalers for yield just like investment banks who buy up stocks/lending, who then lend to AI companies who train their models just like landlords who borrow to buy real estate to collect rent… and then consumers/tenants work for profit and the really clever ones find a way to Airbnb their place or own a duplex or rental unit or own businesses and have it pay for itself. Circular financing worked for the federal reserve as long as we had military conquest and establishing new central banks that have to buy our debt because we could offset the inflation from like 1980 post gold standard until now. The relative demand of the dollar vs other currency causes investments to flow into the U.S., and migration looking for opportunities and entrepreneurs who benefit from the capital markets that formed off the debt. As long as global demand could absorb supply. AI circular financing will work as long as AI continued to “conquest” legacy enterprise or transform them from within AND as long as new intelligence demand exceeds supply & therefore the fundamentals of the compute economy continue working in dollar terms. Bonds, value, energy are the hedge to growth/compute/tech so as NVDA expands he may want to partner with the federal reserve. Booms and busts will still occur. Survivorship bias still exists. The mechanism isn’t the valuation/pricing but perspective is useful. In my view AI matching capabilities of humans will be comparable to population increasing. While median human moves to 25 percentile and 12.5% and 6.25% every double, history shows this still lifts income. That would even hold if AI kept the income. It’s possible there is a breaking point but unless robots & Agents retain income, the value they produce will be created for those who figure out how to direct it & the wealth will circulate among humans not agents and robots so wealth will rise tremendously. Eventually it decouples from human labor, so owning equity in the companies and/or in the robots and agents and/or figuring out how to spawn agentic empires becomes key to benefitting disproportionally even after taxes & stimulus and UBI schemes try to equalize & give your gains back. The rising tide will lift all ships & living quality but the amount of people left behind will probably increase & wealth disruption & economic mobility will also increase.

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  Crypto News for U (@CryptoNews_ForU) reported 18 minutes ago

  🇺🇸HUGE: Use your bitcoin:native to buy a house in amerika. Coinbase and mortgage lender Better opened their Fannie Mae-backed mortgages to every qualified US buyer, letting you pledge Bitcoin for the down payment instead of selling it. You lock up Bitcoin worth 250% of the down payment and get every coin back once the mortgage is repaid. A Bitcoin price drop alone doesn't trigger a margin call.

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  Allen Z (@AllenIsRoot) reported 21 minutes ago

  @coinbase What if you don’t have enough bitcoin to collateralize for the entire down payment? Can you borrow and top up the missing amount with cash?

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  Knowledge Is Money 💰 (@knowledgeimoney) reported 29 minutes ago

  I have used @RobinhoodApp and @coinbase virtual help assistant and let me tell you, Robinhood's AI assistant is significantly better than Coinbase's. Coinbase's AI took forever to understand my issue. I can't even copy/paste screenshots. @CoinbaseSupport needs to do better. Below is a screenshot of my conversation. Overall, 1/5 star experience 👎

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  Rexora Recovery (@RexRecovery) reported 31 minutes ago

  @AnreiiUzun A hacked Coinbase wallet with little support afterward is an awful situation. The wallet activity and transaction history could help reconstruct the breach, trace the funds, and assess whether recovery is still realistic.

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  Peter -CT (@Peter_CT93) reported 31 minutes ago

  The crowd is busy watching the stablecoin banks and the ETF flows, but the real trade is hiding in plain sight: a governance vote on Solana that could cut issuance by $1.4B over six years. That's the kind of structural shift that reprices a token permanently, and almost nobody is talking about it. $SOL SIMD-550 and SIMD-553 aren't headline-grabbers like a Coinbase mortgage product, but they're the ones that matter. A double disinflation rate plus a burn mechanism turns Solana from a high-inflation chain into something closer to a store of value. That's a supply-side shock, and supply-side shocks are what create sustained moves, not the 20x shorts on Hyperliquid. Speaking of those shorts, 5M USDC betting against ETH and BTC at 20x is exactly the kind of crowded trade that gets squeezed. But the crowd keeps looking at the leverage, not the fundamentals. The stablecoin banking news is real, but it's a multi-year adoption story. The Solana vote is a three-month repricing event. Glassnode's supply band between $81K and $86K is the only thing standing between BTC and the January high. That's a technical fact. But the Solana proposal is a fundamental fact, and fundamentals tend to outlast technicals in a regime shift. When the vote passes, and it looks like it will, the market will have to reprice SOL's terminal value, not just its next leg up. The contrarian read here isn't about chasing the next headline. It's about positioning ahead of a structural change that the market hasn't priced because it's too busy watching the news feed. I expect SOL to outperform the broader market over the next quarter as the vote progresses, and I'd be wrong if the proposal fails or gets watered down. That's the risk, and it's a real one, but the asymmetry is on the side of the bulls.

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  Decilizer (@decilizer) reported 31 minutes ago

  Bitcoin-backed mortgages are now moving across the U.S. Mortgage and Coinbase are making token-backed conforming mortgages available to eligible Coinbase One members, letting borrowers pledge Bitcoin or USDC instead of selling $BTC for a down payment. The appeal is clear: Bitcoin holders can access home financing without selling their BTC and potentially triggering taxes. But it comes with risk. Coinbase requires Bitcoin collateral worth at least 250% of the down payment loan, with the BTC held in custody until the mortgage is repaid or refinanced. This isn't simply “using Bitcoin to buy a house.” It's using BTC as collateral for traditional credit. Still, it's a major shift: Bitcoin is moving from an asset people hold to one they can potentially borrow against.

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  Stutzman Jonas (@JonasStutz5233) reported 34 minutes ago

  Does anyone else get the @coinbase app needs to be updated when you are trying to login? Any help is appreciated thanks