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  ₿ruce ⚡️#BIP-110 (@techexe) reported 10 seconds ago

  How Stratum V2 Can Dismantles the Mining Cartel. Raw pleb hashrate alone will not break the cartel, but pleb mining combined with the right protocol architecture absolutely can. Looking at the network's architecture through a DevOps and systems engineering lens, mining pools currently act like a highly centralized CI/CD pipeline for the blockchain. Right now, under the legacy Stratum V1 protocol, a handful of pool operators hold all the "admin rights" to construct blocks. They run the full nodes, select the transactions from the mempool, and build the final block templates. The miners simply receive these templates, provide the raw compute power by iterating nonces, and submit valid proof-of-work shares. This means that the operators who provide the actual hashrate have absolutely zero say in which transactions are included. This centralized block construction is exactly what makes pool collusion and transaction censorship possible. While individual, decentralised hardware setups—like the open-source Bitaxe miner that famously secured the "FU Pleb Block" in July 2024 for just $165 CAD—are excellent for grassroots network distribution, home miners simply cannot out-compete industrial exahash facilities on raw power. The true mechanism to break miner collusion is a software fix: Stratum V2. How Stratum V2 Dismantles the Cartel Stratum V2 acts as a ground-up redesign of mining communication that directly attacks the pool centralization bottleneck. It shifts the power of block construction away from the pool operators and pushes it back to the edges of the network. The Job Negotiation Protocol: This specific sub-protocol fundamentally shifts power away from the mining pools and returns it to the individual miners. Local Node Authority: It allows an individual miner who is operating their own full node to maintain a local mempool, select their preferred transactions (based on highest fees or any custom criteria), and construct the block template completely locally. Stripping Pool Control: The miner then submits this custom template to the pool. The pool's only job is to validate that the coinbase transaction allocates the correct share of the block subsidy and fees to the pool's reward address. The pool operator does not modify the transaction list. Bandwidth Efficiency: The new protocol replaces the older JSON-RPC messages with a compact binary format. This reduces bandwidth usage by approximately 70%. The Current State of the Network (Mid-2026) This protocol shift is no longer just theoretical. As of mid-2026, the movement to decentralize block construction is gaining serious traction: Two major pools, Braiins Pool and DEMAND Pool, are currently running Stratum V2 in production. In a massive architectural shift this past May, seven major pools—including giants like Foundry USA, AntPool, F2Pool, and MARA Pool—officially joined the Stratum V2 Working Group. These pools represent approximately 75% of the total global Bitcoin hashrate. Hardware manufacturers like Auradine have already begun shipping ASIC miners with native Stratum V2 support out of the box. The Verdict Pleb mining provides the hardware distribution, but it is the combination of individuals running their own local full nodes paired with the Stratum V2 Job Negotiation Protocol that successfully breaks the threat of pool collusion. It effectively decentralizes the network's transaction selection layer, making it nearly impossible for governments or rogue actors to force a handful of pool operators to comply with blacklists.

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  zorax (@zorax_xbt) reported 7 minutes ago

  @FF_V12 @coinbase wtf is portfolio

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  ChiroShahin (@ChiroShahin) reported 7 minutes ago

  I am really getting pissed at @coinbase arbitrage of $QNT price. It's the buy price vs current price. This margin is getting out of hand. Look at this below. I took these pictures at the exact same time, why am I paying over $60.57 per QNT when the current price is at $58.82. That's a huge spread! Almost $2 spread. What are we doing here??!! Where else you guys buying $QNT to get the actual sale price? @coinbase fix this now!

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  A Knowing Faith ☀️ (@ImmovableFaith1) reported 13 minutes ago

  Soooooooo 👀 what do my fellow $FLR holders think is the exchange that Hugo mentions in this interview as usually being the most difficult to pass audits with? Which $flr was able to pass in record time, in regards to FXRP integration. And is pending announcement…… my money is on @coinbase . Imagine one click $xrp yield button on coinbase 👀👀holy **** (note this is in addition to Uphold which is already mega bullish)

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  Tusher (@0xtusher_) reported 14 minutes ago

  One major reason behind Arc:👀 Circle makes almost all its money from interest on USDC reserves. But Coinbase takes half the revenue base plus 100% of on-platform yield. In 2024, Circle booked $1.7B in revenue. Coinbase's share of USDC jumped from 5% in 2022 to 20% in 2024, and it scales automatically the more USDC sits on their platform. Q2 2026 told the same story, volume up 151%, revenue only up 7%. Arc is Circle's answer to that problem. Their own chain. Their own stack. Less dependency on Coinbase. This is just one piece of why Arc matters. 🤝 @circle | @arc

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  UtilityTruth (@UtilityTruth) reported 15 minutes ago

  📌 XRP vs. HYPE: A Real Structural Comparison, Not Just a Price Bet Real, from 24/7 Wall St./Yahoo Finance (2 days old): since launch, $10,000 in HYPE (Nov 2024) has grown to roughly $175,000 — HYPE trades at $56 today, ~$14B market value. $10,000 in XRP since 2021 sits at $14,110. A $10,000 XRP investment made January 1 this year is actually down to $5,568, a 44% decline over seven months. The real mechanistic difference worth flagging: HYPE's growth ties to trading volume and fee-funded buybacks (soon enhanced by a Coinbase/Circle-involved upgrade using USDC reserve yield to fund monthly buybacks) — a mechanism independent of legislation. XRP's stated $28 2030 target (Standard Chartered) depends heavily on CLARITY passing, which just got pushed to September at the earliest. Worth the honest caveat, straight from the same source: HYPE "has not been tested by a deep correction" — its buyback mechanism is unproven through a real bear cycle, unlike XRP's multi-cycle track record. Different risk profiles, not a clean "better choice." hyperliquid:native ripple:native

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  DG (@DJGX83) reported 15 minutes ago

  If you're thinking about using @coinbase be aware every time you want to transfer your crypto off the exchange it will be flagged as a scam and you will need to upload a photo of your ID and a video of yourself and possibly answer a dozen or more questions asked by an AI bot. You will need to do this for every single transfer so even if you verify your identity to complete a test (smaller) transaction you will need to do it all over again when you do the second transaction. It is also very glitchy, so you may have to attempt it multiple times. After I did three successful verifications the fourth was rejected and I have not been able to complete it after multiple attempts on my laptop and my phone. I've now spent over an hour trying to complete four transfers that should take about five minutes. @CoinbaseSupport needs to improve this process and remove the ridiculous amount of redundancy. One verification has been completed it should not need to be done for every transaction in a single login session. I appreciate robust security especially with crypto but this process is absurd.

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  Shire BIP110 (@Shireh0dl) reported 17 minutes ago

  @4moonsettler It'll start lower and increase, like these things always do. How is it impossible to coordinate? The mining pools go for it, blackrock, coinbase, and Core. What do you do?

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  AppleNvidia ∞ KIN (@AppleNvidia) reported 17 minutes ago

  Due to Coinbase Commerce winding down its services in several countries, my web app currently does not have a reliable method for accepting cryptocurrency payments. I’ll be integrating MoonPay as an alternative payment solution to restore crypto payment functionality

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  DG (@DJGX83) reported 22 minutes ago

  If you're thinking about using @coinbase be aware every time you want to transfer your crypto off the exchange it will be flagged as a scam and you will need to upload a photo of your ID and a video of yourself and may have to answer a dozen or more questions asked by an Al bot. You will need to do this for every single transfer so even if you verify your identity to complete a test (smaller) transaction you will need to do it all over again when you do the second transaction. It is also very glitchy, so you may have to attempt it multiple times. After I did three successful verifications the fourth was rejected and I have not been able to complete it after multiple attempts on my laptop and my phone. I've now spent over an hour trying to complete four transfers that should only take about five minutes. @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport needs to improve this process and remove the ridiculous amount of redundancy. One verification has been completed it should not need to be done for every transaction in a single login session. I appreciate robust security especially with crypto but this process is absurd.

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  David Black (@biomance) reported 32 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Your service is a violation of human right to privacy and anonymity. Dexes are more important than Coinbase to monetary freedom. What you offer is financial dystopia by being the lap dog of the parasite financial system.

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  💚D͓̽I͓̽R͓̽T͓̽💚 (@T0xXxFoX) reported 33 minutes ago

  @bright_125 There was one over a year ago vector got bought out by coinbase this is just same **** less mc more people I don't like

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  Dr. Doubt, Ph.D. (@DrDoubtPhD) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph its quite simple all the deposits will move to coinbase. how do we solve this problem?

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  Rob Warren (@BikesandBitcoin) reported 35 minutes ago

  Miners must wait 100 confirmations after finding a block to transact with the new coins. At this rate, it could take a month or more until the first BIP110 coinbase transaction can be spent. My guess is there may never be new BIP110 coins in circulation.

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  cenger (@cengerus) reported 36 minutes ago

  @CryptoLakhan I'm trying to verify Coinbase, but it's trying to connect to a different wallet it created on the web, instead of the Coinbase wallet extension in the browser. Has anyone else encountered this problem? Has anyone fixed it? How did you do it? The AI ​​isn't working properly.