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  フ ォ リ ス (@follis_) reported 46 seconds ago

  @MylesGinvest Yea maybe But this is peak late cycle stuff Remember the Coinbase IPO in 2021 Or the Robinhood IPO topping memes What probably happens is the bubble pops, AI stocks go down 30-50%, global financial markets take a hit, crypto hits cycle lows and then from there it's up only

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  Coin Recovery 👨‍💻 (@Team_CoinCipher) reported 2 minutes ago

  @omniabsolutist This Coinbase response pattern is unfortunately common during platform issues. Your funds aren't lost, but likely stuck in their processing queue. Document all communications and consider escalating to regulators if they continue to delay without explanations.

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  Anutaro (@Anutar0) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Nuvagus @Zachary7166881 @MilkRoad also L2s are basically given a discount equivalent to 99% of what an average user would pay on ETH L1, as an L1 user. Although L2 users are hit with 7D L2<>L1 returns (and that's OP stack, the highests delay). The time delay has been abstracted away by service providers like CEXes (e.g. a 7D rollup bridge out delay is now only 30mins with Binance/Coinbase). So you pay 99% less fees and the time duration for a CEX deposit has only increased from 5mins (on average) to 25mins (on average).

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  Southski (@Southski55) reported 5 minutes ago

  @LimitingThe These clowns think that the SpaceX IPO follows the same model as the most retarded SaaS product IPOs is laughable. Oh no, SpaceX will follow the Coinbase and Robinhood IPO pattern, yet has 1000x TAM. Dumb as ****. The company that will launch data centers into space is the same as a crypto exchange. heHEhEHhEHHEhE

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  Jose M (@JMLV51) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Fredvelezcrypto Most degens sleep on volume + exchange listings. When retail finally comes back, the memes already on Coinbase (and other top tier spots) with real volume gon eat first. Easy access = first wave of money. The ones with no listings and under $3k daily volume? Straight up in a coma. Dead projects walking

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  cexscan (@cexscan) reported 9 minutes ago

  $USUAL is one of the most mathematically broken charts in crypto right now. ▸ Price: $0.0096 ▸ ATH: $1.64 (-99.4%) ▸ New ATL: 2 days ago ▸ Fear & Greed: 14 Chart says avoid at all costs. But here's what the chart doesn't show 🧵 It's a stablecoin protocol. $331M TVL. Real product. Real revenue. How it works: → USD0 stablecoin backed 1:1 by U.S. T-bills → Yield from those T-bills → 70% USUAL buybacks, 30% paid to stakers → Emissions are deflationary (decrease as TVL grows) This is NOT a meme coin. It's a cash flow machine. The numbers don't add up: $331M TVL $17M market cap → MCap/TVL ratio: 0.05 That's either a pricing error or a protocol about to die. There's no in-between. For context: most DeFi protocols trade at 0.3–1.0x TVL. USUAL is at 0.05x. Who's behind it: ▸ Coinbase Ventures ▸ YZi Labs (Binance Labs) ▸ Galaxy Digital ▸ CertiK audit: 4.5/5 ▸ Listed on Binance (Launchpool) Not exactly a rug-pull crew. The USUALx unlock phase just completed in March. Supply overhang: resolved. The bear case is obvious: - 99% down, trend is your friend - 95% of volume on one exchange (Binance dependency) - Competing with Tether & Circle The bull case is uncomfortable: - If TVL holds and revenue flows, buybacks compound - Every $100M new TVL = materially more buyback volume - MCap/TVL of 0.05 is unsustainable if protocol survives At $17M mcap, it wouldn't take much buying to move this. The question that matters: Is $USUAL a dying protocol priced fairly at $17M... Or a revenue-generating protocol with $331M TVL, tier-1 backers, and deflationary tokenomics — trading at a 95% discount because sentiment is at rock bottom? Which one do you think it is?

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  High Energy Investments 💪 (@BikerDennis15) reported 11 minutes ago

  @haasmhaas1 @mrnguyen007 I had a limit order at $1.05 and it didn't get filled on coinbase. I called them and they said it was a liquidity issue.

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  Bit & Bullshit (@bitandbullshit) reported 12 minutes ago

  permissionless" protocol that requires a verified google account to access the front-end, a coinbase wallet to onboard, and a kyc'd offramp to exit. the permission is just somewhere else now.

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  Dougie Wallace (@dougiewallace) reported 13 minutes ago

  A Michigan couple closed the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed conventional mortgage using $BTC as collateral, Coinbase announced. The exchange worked with lender Better, allowing the down payment to be secured by Bitcoin without selling - avoiding capital gains taxes and keeping upside exposure. The structure adds a second lien, requiring 2.5x overcollateralization: $250k in $BTC covers a $100k down payment. Liquidation risk only triggers after a 60-day delinquency, shielding holders from normal volatility. The milestone follows FHFA director Bill Pulte’s directive to align mortgage rules with pro-crypto policy. Rollout to qualified U.S. borrowers will also support $USDC, marking a significant step for real-world asset use.

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  Emmanuel D'maestro (@EmmaDmaestro) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Bybit_Official 7/8 Connect the dots: DTCC x Stellar for tokenized securities settlement BlackRock BUIDL moving to NYSE Bybit + Kraken offering tokenized IPO access Coinbase launching Equity Index Futures today Every week the same signal: crypto rails are becoming the financial rails.

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  曾嘉俊 Zeng Jiajun (@zengjiajun_eth) reported 14 minutes ago

  The US government should issue stablecoin directly to payoff the debt. It makes no sense to let tether/circle/coinbase to profit from regulation arbitrage.

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  Le (@ChocFields4ever) reported 15 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase So after u let Atlanta beat the **** out of mystics “literally”,with a 1 sided whistle & damn near sent a coach to loony bin. You’ll now go back to ticky tack ball with the fever vs mystics tonight. Just so predictable

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  Baron (@baronantibes) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Vivek4real_ He's now working for Wall Street. His Bitcoins are held in custody with Coinbase. They'll just be confiscated when the time is ripe.

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  Benzinga (@Benzinga) reported 17 minutes ago

  Coinbase $COIN CEO Brian Armstrong says investors are still looking at crypto too narrowly as Bitcoin $BTC sells off sharply. Bitcoin was trading around $60,066 at the time of the report, down about 18% over the past week and nearly 26% over the past month. The selloff has reignited concerns about the broader crypto market, but Armstrong pushed back on the idea that Bitcoin weakness means crypto as a whole is weak. In a post on X, he said people still “think or feel” that because Bitcoin is down, all of crypto is down. Armstrong argued the industry has expanded far beyond Bitcoin, pointing to growth in derivatives, perpetual futures, stablecoins and prediction markets. Polymarket, for example, runs on Polygon $POL and uses USDC $USDC for wagers, showing how crypto infrastructure is increasingly tied to markets beyond simple token speculation. Armstrong said crypto now touches every area of finance and that it will take time for investors to fully understand that shift. He also made clear he remains bullish on Bitcoin, calling it “as important as ever” and saying the current decline is one of many cycles long-time crypto participants have seen. The takeaway: Bitcoin is still the headline asset, but Armstrong says the crypto economy is becoming much broader than $BTC alone.

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  travis (@travis305182) reported 21 minutes ago

  @EleanorTerrett Failing. Never gonna pass. 59 yes votes. Mccain 2.0 thumbs down coming from primary losers at the very last second just to say whats up. Nothing getting done from here on out. Crypto lost and coinbase gets the win w status quo.