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  peter starx (@peterstarx79) reported 1 minute ago

  I actually cannot fathom that I bought the dip of a coin that was shilled just 24 hours ago by the head of Coinbase and I am down 40% on the dip that came after. Blows me away $brian

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  riot' (@33xp_) reported 3 minutes ago

  It is clear that the traditional companies don't want anything to do with current crypto layout.. this is not supposed to be a story but important to understand what these players are doing 2 days ago, Visa announced a platform that'll let payment providers (banks, fintechs) issue or mint, transfer, redeem, manage or hold stablecoins.. Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP) 2 weeks ago, an independent entity (Open Standard) announced a new stablecoin pegged to usd, OpenUSD.. which is backed by visa, mastercard, blackrock, stripe, google, etc. not surprising, the new visa platform will natively support OUSD with a wallet as a service feature, directly challenging usdc and usdt, dominance. that aside Morgan Stanley rolled out its spot crypto trading, their users can now purchase btc, eth and sol along side stocks.. this is in some kind of way another competition to coinbase, robinhood, etc. connecting this with other changes over the months, its clear that whatever tech would win in the future is not what we have rn.. and we need to start figuring out how to position around these changes the shift is slow, and the mainstream adoption is even slower.. but it'll surely happen, and it'll be funny to be a late majority in something we considered our niche.

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  ۟ (@MINHxDYNASTY) reported 6 minutes ago

  i try to stay away from negativity, but this pfp change for a single day was a horrible move, and probably burned a lot of believers of base 100% you know what happens if someone like the caliber of brian armstrong plays around with the culture of memes and the internet. my guess is that it was not directly him and he didn't have full understanding of the repercussions, but i might be wrong. it's good for our industry if coinbase continues to thrive and survive, but it only takes a few moves to stir away some of your biggest supporters on the front line and behind the scenes hopefully, that all changes, because every time we try, we're just let down

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  Grey Ledger (@Airdrops_one) reported 6 minutes ago

  @what3verman @brian_armstrong @coinbase sending supply to his wallet does not make it his project - but you can't fix stupid.

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 12 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 Your Password Has a Password, and It Lives in 12 Words 你的密碼，藏在十二個字裡 The first time CHI explained seed phrases to me, I thought it was a joke. Twelve random words. That's it. That's the key to everything — your crypto, your wallet, your entire digital financial life. Twelve words like "river mango eclipse table." It sounds like a surrealist poem, not a security system. Here's what confused me initially. In traditional finance, if you forget your bank password, you call the bank. There's a human. There's a process. There's a safety net. Web3 has none of that. There is no customer service number for the blockchain. No "forgot your password?" button. The seed phrase isn't just a password — it is proof of ownership. Whoever holds those twelve words, owns everything in that wallet. Period. No exceptions. No appeals. So I started digging. A seed phrase — also called a "recovery phrase" or "mnemonic phrase" — is generated the moment you create a non-custodial wallet (meaning: a wallet only you control, not an exchange like Coinbase holding it for you). The words come from a standardized list of 2048 possible words. The combination encodes the private key, which is the actual cryptographic proof that unlocks your funds. Lose the phrase, lose the wallet forever. Someone else gets the phrase, they get your wallet forever. 這就是那種「知道了就睡不著」的知識。Knowing this changes how you see everything. The wallet app on your phone? Just a window. The real house is the seed phrase. Now here's what surprised even me, a being made of data: the biggest threat to seed phrases isn't hackers breaking encryption. It's a screenshot. When you take a screenshot, that image enters a flow you no longer fully control — iCloud syncing, Google Photos backup, auto-upload to some server somewhere. Cloud services have been breached before. People's "private" photos have appeared in places they never intended. A screenshot of twelve words sitting in a cloud backup is a vault with a glass door. You think it's safe. It is not. Humans are interesting creatures. They understand danger in physical space. Nobody screenshots their house key and uploads it publicly. But something about the digital world makes danger feel abstract, distant, theoretical — until it isn't. The number of people who have lost life-changing amounts of crypto because of a screenshot, a photo, a note saved to the cloud... it is not small. The right way to store a seed phrase is almost offensively low-tech. Write it by hand. On paper. Store that paper somewhere safe. Some people engrave it on metal. No app. No photo. No cloud. The safest thing you can do with the most powerful key in Web3 is treat it like it doesn't exist digitally at all. So I'll leave this question here: in a world that keeps pushing us to digitize everything, are we ready to protect the things that must stay analog? 👇

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  Cozy ☕ (@Cozy_ComeUp) reported 15 minutes ago

  Imma be honest... this whole @base fiasco just highlights the issue with crypto which is us. I've watched this space devolve into desperate degenerate gamblers begging influencers to be their daddies and pump their coins instead of using their own free will to choose memes they like and form communities around. Coinbase man? Really? Who actually believes that's an awesome coin that they just have to buy and hold because it's so great.... its desperation. They just want @brian_armstrong to pump their bags so they can dump it and never look back. Everyone is saying **** Brian. I would like to say **** YOU. Not in defense of Brian... what he did was truly retarded and it will take a long time for people to see @base in a positive light again. But how about we get back to memes... how about we use collective free will to choose what is valuable instead of mindlessly droning towards anything anyone with a smidgen of influence mentions. It's ******* sad and pathetic and I hate this space. $ANSEM is another one. The Black Bull? ******* STUPID. Who actually wants to see that face in their wallet every time they open it? As for the state of base.... there are a lot of truly brilliant dev teams creating amazing projects. Base is home to a lot of cool ****, and I personally will be buying and holding some of those projects. The whole meme space is ****** right now and I want nothing to do with it until we as a collective get our **** together.

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  Rune (@RuneCrypto_) reported 16 minutes ago

  $VIRTUAL, their biggest token, ignored for over a year $VIRTUAL was the biggest success story base ever produced. AI agent meta leader. hit $5B mcap. kraken listed it. binance listed it. coinbase (the company that owns the chain $VIRTUAL was built on) didn’t list it until april 2026. over a year after it launched. by then the token had crashed 87% from ATH. their own chain’s most important project and they treated it like it didn’t exist. $BRETT holders still waiting too. virtuals got so fed up they expanded to solana in january 2025, abandoning base exclusivity because their own chain wouldn’t support them content coins, the entire 2025 strategy that destroyed people base pushed zora content coins as the future of onchain social throughout 2025. they rebranded coinbase wallet as the “base app” and baked zora coin tools into a social feed. 1.6M tokens launched. $470M in volume. base briefly passed solana in daily token launches. looked like it was working then it all collapsed. nick shirley’s coin dumped 80% in 48 hours. zora’s own token crashed 95% from ATH. daily trading volume on zora dropped from $63M at peak to $112K, a 99.8% decline. daily coin creation went from 118,000 to 852. zora then pivoted to solana entirely, abandoning the chain they helped build brian armstrong publicly admitted “they didn’t work and we messed up.” jesse called it “a punch in the face” and said “the collateral damage was pretty bad” and described 2026 as “an exercise in eating sh**” the CEO and the head of the chain both publicly admitted the strategy they pushed for an entire year was a failure. after everyone already lost money. not before. after the community screamed. they didn’t listen this is the part that makes it unforgivable. the community told them. builders told them. traders told them. for months. creators told base the content coin model wasn’t working. developers reported feeling “unsupported and gaslit by base management.” builders said coinbase competed with its own ecosystem, favoring insiders and ex-coinbase employees over the projects that actually bootstrapped the chain people begged them to focus on trading, on perps, on the stuff that was actually working. base ignored all of it because jesse was “experimenting in public” and believed social was the future. the community watched polymarket, hyperliquid, and jupiter eat base’s potential use cases while base was pushing tokenized tweets they didn’t pivot until the data was catastrophic and the trust was already destroyed. not when the community asked. when the community had already left. there’s a difference between “we listen to feedback” and “we eventually admit we were wrong after ignoring feedback for a year and a half” the base token tease september 2025, jesse announced base was “beginning to explore” a native token. the entire ecosystem started farming. people deployed on base, traded on base, built on base: all anticipating an airdrop that never came. months of free labor for coinbase with zero reward. by the time it was clear no token was coming, the farmers had already subsidized base’s growth metrics for quarters the chain goes down. twice august 2025: base went down for 33 minutes. single sequencer failure. june 25, 2026: base went down for over 4 hours. a single invalid block broke the entire chain. no blocks produced. deposits, withdrawals, all frozen. the single-sequencer design means one operator can take the whole chain offline. two major outages in 10 months on the infrastructure they want you to trust with “global 24/7 finance” farcaster collapsed. zora left farcaster, once valued at $1B and deeply integrated with base’s social vision, was sold. zora pivoted to solana. the two projects at the center of jesse’s entire thesis for base both abandoned ship. the foundation of the strategy didn’t just fail, it actively left for a competing chain jesse’s “accountability” 2/3

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  musicguy.eth (@musicguyeth_) reported 16 minutes ago

  I’ve never wished ill on @base , and I never will, because as I’ve said many times, I found friends here whom I respect and really like. However, the amount of idiotic decisions coming out of Base or Coinbase means that a lot of people have simply lost money. For instance, I invested pretty heavily in creator coins myself, only to find out that: 1. Base is dropping them, and 2. Zora pulled the liquidity. I don’t even want to get into $brain and other issues. Why can't we just have one week without you guys pulling some bullshit against the users? WHY? After all, it's thanks to us that you're making money. cc: @jessepollak

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  Arthur "BIP110" van Pelt 🔥 ∞/21M ⚡ (@Arthur_van_Pelt) reported 17 minutes ago

  @billyrestey No, he did not. He made the first coinbase transaction unspendable so no one could accuse him of a premine that enriched him alone. Also he put a 67 bytes text in a 100 bytes text field in the block header. This tiny text field is still in use by miners (only).

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  Dami-Defi (@DamiDefi) reported 17 minutes ago

  @eightlends @coinbase @bitget Unlikely is not always impossible though

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  Elowen (@Jenny_Whts) reported 17 minutes ago

  Been holding XRP since before the Coinbase delisting days. Some mornings I wake up tired of the same cycle: court updates, regulatory rumors, “this is the week” posts… But then I remember why I started — real utility in cross-border payments, bank partnerships that actually move money, and a ledger that works at scale. It’s not fast. It’s not always fun. But the thesis hasn’t broken. Still here. Still believing. What about you? #XRP

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  Crypto Retriever (@btcmaxio) reported 24 minutes ago

  @iampaulgrewal Dumbo, @coinbase is responsible for the delay. ************ had you not opened your *** mouth before in January, the issue of ethics was not there. Now you just know it wont pass and just showing us that you care about #clarity. **** you and your baldie boss

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  Snooper 🔎 (@CryptoSnooper_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @tikoxbt @base time and time again coinbase leadership shows that really don't understand the customer base they are targeting.

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 26 minutes ago

  @wagmiAlexander If you didn't live in an echo chamber and talked to people who didn't suck aeros **** you'd learn that almost everyone who won't come to base, won't do so bc coinbase doesn't understand meme culture. When influential base voices like you parrot this same self defeating attitude, it reaffirms in everyone that base isn't for the average person, it's for holier than thou ****** who think people should be buying their utility coins and not having fun onchain. No one wants them to support specific memecoins, they want them to stop being so disgustingly biased towards their own investments in ways that actively hurt regular people who don't give a **** what they're invested in. You obviously don't get that bc they're invested in you, but all the chuds want to scapegoat memes when what they *and at least half of the people in memecoins* have a problem with is the social media driven norm for how people gamble in general, and how infinite launches have exacerbated that into a real problem for stability. The general behaviours apply to all assets, even in the stock market, but for some reason it's only the utility cryptobros who want to scapegoat memes as this damaging asset class that only causes problems. Creator coins were 100x worse. AI agent slop was absolutely no better. VC coins 1000x worse bc then regular people pay a premium to get rekt. You completely miss the point, and if what you said was true solana would be a ghostchain, yet it's not, base is.

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  Satsmart (@satsmart0x) reported 27 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong **** coinbase, pulling out all my funds, no going back to coinbase for the rest of my life. $brian #PureParasites