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  GEMINIS - PERÚ 🇵🇪 (@petzval_curve) reported 40 seconds ago

  Coinbase Q2 looking rough on paper... spot volume down, retail asleep. But honestly? This is exactly when I get more interested. Legislation moving + quiet market = setup for a comeback IMO. Am I too optimistic here? #COIN

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  Jordan Gross (@jordan120) reported 2 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Cool Brian. Your support sucks. We’ve lost money on your silly Coinbase commerce gateway with the money allegedly stored in hundreds of wallets that you don’t have access to.

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  Vault SentryX Recovery HQ (@VaultsentryHQ) reported 3 minutes ago

  @ApexRecovry I read your post about your friend losing $34K in BTC after falling for the fake Coinbase support call. Unfortunately, these impersonation scams have become increasingly common. The transaction history may still provide valuable leads, and I’d be glad to examine the fund movement to see whether there are any realistic recovery possibilities.

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  TokenTrailHQ (@TokenTrailHQ) reported 4 minutes ago

  A $38 million Bitcoin theft has exposed a dangerous vulnerability in Coldcard hardware wallets. An attacker reportedly drained 594 BTC from roughly 500 wallets in just 25 minutes after a flaw in the random-number generation made certain seed phrases predictable. Bitcoin itself wasn’t hacked, but this is still deeply concerning because hardware wallets are supposed to be one of the safest ways to protect crypto. Coldcard has released fixed firmware, but updating alone won’t repair a seed created using affected software. Anyone potentially exposed needs to install the update first, create a completely new seed and transfer their funds. The wider market is also under pressure. Bitcoin has fallen back toward $63,000, with Ethereum, XRP and Solana down as inflation, high bond yields and fading expectations for interest-rate cuts continue to weigh on risk assets. Coinbase has now reported its third consecutive quarterly loss, while Strategy recorded an $8.2 billion loss caused mainly by the reduced value of its Bitcoin holdings. The Strategy figure is largely an accounting loss rather than $8.2 billion in cash leaving the company, but it still demonstrates how much pressure the downturn has created. There is some genuinely positive XRP news. Aviva Investors has launched a tokenized share class of its $1.23 billion USD Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, with approval from the Central Bank of Ireland. That’s real institutional adoption, although it doesn’t mean Aviva’s entire asset portfolio has suddenly moved onto XRPL, as some headlines are suggesting. The CLARITY Act remains unresolved. A new bipartisan ethics compromise has reportedly been sent to the White House, but the bill still appears short of the 60 Senate votes needed. Bitcoin miners are also feeling the downturn, with mining difficulty now around 19.9% below its 2025 peak. That reflects serious capitulation, although it also creates slightly better conditions for the miners that remain online. A difficult day for crypto overall, but there are still important signs of institutional adoption beneath the market weakness.

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  Crypto (@CryptoOpener) reported 5 minutes ago

  Privacy just had its best cycle in crypto history, and the one project that shipped the most actual product barely moved Monero broke a fresh all-time high near $795 in January, clearing its 2018 peak entirely Zcash climbed above $700 late last year and pushed back toward $670 in May Even after both cooled off hard, each is still worth roughly 10 to 12 times BDX's entire market cap today The gap between them under the same "privacy coin" label is worth understanding Zcash's move carried real institutional weight, the SEC closed its review of the Zcash Foundation in January with no enforcement action, Multicoin Capital built a large ZEC position in February pitching it as a hedge against surveillance and wealth taxes, and Grayscale has since filed for a spot ZEC ETF But the run was not clean A critical bug in Zcash's Orchard shielded pool surfaced May 29, undetected since 2022 and capable of enabling counterfeit ZEC to go unnoticed Arthur Hayes, who had called ZEC his biggest position outside Bitcoin, dumped it entirely within days ZEC roughly halved within 48 hours Even the flagship institutional privacy trade had a real scare Monero's story was simpler, an outright all-time high, no comparable security incident this cycle, and enough momentum in January to briefly overtake Zcash's market cap Coinbase delisted XMR, ZEC, Dash, and Horizen in April on compliance grounds, but regulatory pressure never stopped either rally Beldex was not sitting still through any of this Kraken listed BDX spot and futures in January, months before Coinbase's delisting wave December's Obscura hardfork shipped Bulletproofs++ cutting proof size by roughly 38% Grayscale Research named BDX one of its top-20 volatility-adjusted performers for Q4 2025 May added the BNS Marketplace with tradable .bdx identities that burn BDX on registration, plus Alchemy Pay and HPX integrations aimed at real-world spend, layered on top of the existing BChat, BelNet, and browser stack That is a real product cadence, not a roadmap PDF None of it moved the price BDX has stayed range-bound roughly between $0.07 and $0.095 through all of 2025 and into 2026, down about 8% over just the past week, and still sitting more than 80% below the $0.45 high it set in 2018 The same year Monero's old peak dated from, which XMR just cleared entirely The read here is plain, "privacy is back" is real, but so far it has been a two-asset trade, and even those two had a rough few weeks Capital chased the simplest possible pitch, one asset, one story, deep liquidity, not a multi-product ecosystem that takes a paragraph to explain For @BeldexCoin, shipping was never the bottleneck Getting the market to actually price it is

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  CryptoMa$ter (@ururish) reported 5 minutes ago

  @coinbase **** off selling sequencer fees. Leaving you and base for robinhood

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  Ashli Leonardo (@dteel95) reported 6 minutes ago

  @PaulCunnin38970 @coinbase Hi, sorry for the inconvenience. Do you need help?

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  b!tchcoin (@drGhostinOO7) reported 7 minutes ago

  @nic_carter Coinbase takes key generation seriously. Theres no room for errors

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  Flippa SZN (@SznFlipper) reported 9 minutes ago

  @coinbase coinbase be glorified atm, blockchain dey run the whole damn ****

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  Copium News (@gascope) reported 10 minutes ago

  Coinbase Q2 revenue misses at .22B vs .29B est, down 14% QoQ as crypto trading slows. Net loss , EPS -$1.36 vs -.42 est. slips ~5% after-hours, near . Not financial advice. #COIN #Crypto

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  Proflex Finance (@ProflexFinance) reported 10 minutes ago

  What's moving the markets? * Markets are flat after mixed Mag7 earnings & bond markets taking the wheel, with the 10yr near 4.73% and 30yr around 5.26% (multi-year highs) after the Fed held 9-3, & Logan and Hammack publicly defended their dissent for a hike in a press conference & say rate hike is essential to curb inflation. * Bitcoin is down over 3% to near $62.7k as ETF outflows persist, and traders book month-end profits following Coinbase & Strategy's earnings misses this week. * Earnings are splitting the tape rather than dragging it down, with Amazon up ~15% on AWS/AI capex conviction while Apple fell 10% on weak China & Services, & hedge-fund deleveraging/liquidations in AI-focused funds adding extra volatility on top.

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  Kevin Labianco (@klabianco) reported 11 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @MorganStanley funds sent into coinbase are currently not there after 6+confirmations, customer service says they're delayed... yet there's no status page update. what's going on...

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  Jason (@1m_chart) reported 14 minutes ago

  @moneyfromstate @COLDCARDwallet Remember the Coinbase exploit, almost took down the ENTIRE bitcoin/crypto ecosystem, they got lucky. Makes you wonder how many more bugs like that are out there

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  Morteza Yousefi | NFT Artist (@morteza_yousefy) reported 17 minutes ago

  🚨 x402 payment protocol security alert 🚨 researchers found 31 security vulnerabilities across major x402 payment providers Coinbase confirmed issues and has begun implementing security fixes x402 is an HTTP-native payment protocol — it allows AI agents and apps to pay for API calls automatically using crypto it is becoming increasingly important as agentic AI systems need to make autonomous micropayments 31 vulnerabilities in a payment protocol that is being built into AI infrastructure is a serious finding the good news: researchers disclosed responsibly. fixes are being implemented the bad news: x402 is not yet widely used in production — these bugs found early could have been catastrophic later if you build on x402 — update your dependencies NOW #x402 #Coinbase #SecurityAlert

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  BUNT (@BUNT10) reported 20 minutes ago

  Wall Street Priced the Quarter. It Missed the Rails Being Built Underneath It. why $COIN could be at the best DCA zones? Q2 2026 delivered a $359 million net loss, EPS of -$1.36 against a Street estimate of -$0.01, and revenue of $1.2 billion missing by $150 million (11.11%). The stock dropped 6.53% to $152.90 in after-hours trading. Read as a headline, that's a disaster quarter for @coinbase Read as an operating report, it's a company executing a diversification strategy exactly as planned while a volume drought hit the entire market at once. Both things are true simultaneously, and conflating them is where most of the coverage went wrong. Why the net loss looks so much worse than the actual business did? Coinbase holds a portfolio of crypto assets and marketable investments on its balance sheet, roughly $1.6 billion of it as of Q2, including strategic BTC and ETH positions the company has been accumulating (+92% BTC units held, +34% ETH units held over the trailing period). Under FASB fair-value accounting, every one of those holdings has to be marked to market at quarter-end and the unrealized gain or loss runs straight through the income statement Through GAAP net income. So when BTC and ETH prices dropped in Q1 and stayed soft through Q2, Coinbase had to book a paper loss on assets it never sold, sitting on a balance sheet. This is the same mechanic that made Q1's -$0.17 EPS miss consensus by 254%. Operating cash flow for H1 2026 was still $380 million positive. The $359 million net loss and the health of the underlying operating business are two separate stories that happen to share one income statement line. The volume drought wasn't Coinbase-specific Total market crypto spot trading volume fell 25% quarter-over-quarter. Crypto asset prices declined 11%. Volatility hit multi-year lows, which matters because volatility is the actual driver of transaction revenue, not price direction. Transaction revenue fell 21% to $599 million on that backdrop. Total revenue down 14% QoQ. This is a market-wide liquidity contraction, not a Coinbase-specific churn problem. it's the majority of revenue Subscription and services hit $555 million, 48% of net revenue. Bitcoin spot trading, which used to be over 50% of total company revenue, is now 12%. That's the single most important number in this entire release. Coinbase spent two years re-architecting its revenue base away from a coin-price-dependent model into a recurring one, and the Q2 print is the first quarter where you can see it holding up the entire company through a volume crash. Market share went up while volume went down Coinbase hit an all-time-high 10.3% share of global crypto trading volume, up from 9.1% in Q1. Gains came in both spot and derivatives, with spot share concentrated specifically in the highest-margin crypto-fiat channel. Derivatives volume stayed roughly flat quarter-over-quarter while the broader derivatives market declined by double digits, marking Coinbase's third straight quarter of derivatives share gains. You don't gain share into a falling market by accident. That's a distribution and product advantage compounding while competitors bleed volume faster than Coinbase does. Expense discipline Opex fell 7% QoQ to $1.33 billion. T&D down 10% to $473 million, G&A down 5% to $357 million, *** down 10% to $240 million. Headcount was cut 14% in May, bringing the company to 4,321 employees from 4,988 the prior quarter. Full-year 2026 adjusted expense guidance was narrowed to $4.2-4.45 billion, roughly $600 million below the 2025 annualized exit rate. Adjusted EBITDA still landed at $208 million, the 14th consecutive quarter of positive adjusted EBITDA across every kind of market condition Coinbase has faced since the metric became relevant. That streak is arguably a better solvency signal than GAAP EPS, which is currently distorted by mark-to-market accounting on treasury holdings, not by operating performance. Stablecoins are the actual profit engine now Average USDC held on Coinbase hit an all-time high of $20 billion, up 44% year-over-year, more than 30% of all USDC in circulation. Coinbase captures roughly 50% of total USDC economics. The multi-stablecoin push is working too: USDC plus partner stablecoins made up 79% of market stablecoin transaction volume in H1 2026, up from 55% for all of fiscal 2025. it earns on float regardless of whether BTC is pumping or dead flat. Prediction markets and lending are the two fastest-growing lines nobody's pricing in yet Prediction markets revenue jumped 106% QoQ, crossing $100 million annualized, driven by NBA playoffs and World Cup activity plus new market types. Average daily loan book balance hit an all-time high, up 53% year-over-year. Both of these are small in absolute dollars today, but the growth rates say they won't stay small. Base the default rail for agentic economy @base stablecoin transaction volume is up 7x year-over-year. Within onchain agentic commerce specifically: 99%+ settles in USDC, 90%+ of that volume runs on Base, and 97%+ of onchain agentic transactions route through Coinbase's x402 protocol. Coinbase isn't competing for the agentic settlement layer. It's already holding a near-total share of a category that barely existed 18 months ago. The balance sheet backs up the business $8.6 billion in cash and equivalents, $10 billion in total available resources including $1.6 billion in crypto and marketable investments. The company has also been actively managing dilution, returning over $2 billion via buybacks (10.1 million Class A shares), offsetting more than 85% of stock-based comp issuance since Q4 2024, with roughly $2 billion in authorization still unused. Bunt's POV The bear case still has one real data point in it: assets on the platform fell to $246 billion, and Coinbase's share of total crypto market cap slipped to 11.2%. Management attributes most of it to ETF-related outflows and says the trend has stabilized quarter-to-date in Q3, with native units (ex-ETF) actually up QoQ, but that's still self-reported and worth watching independently rather than taking at face value. What convinces me the diversification thesis is real rather than a slide-deck narrative is that Bitcoin going from 50%+ to 12% of revenue happened during the exact quarter volume collapsed 25%, and the company still hit 14 straight quarters of positive adjusted EBITDA. Either the recurring revenue base holds up under stress or it doesn't, and this quarter it did.