Coinbase
Founded in 2012, Coinbase is the leading cryptocurrency exchange platform in the United States. The company intends to be the safe and regulation-compliant point of entry for retail investors and institutions into the cryptocurrency economy. Users can establish an account directly with the firm, instead of using an intermediary, and many choose to allow Coinbase to act as a custodian for their cryptocurrency, giving the company breadth beyond that of a traditional financial exchange. While the company still generates the majority of its revenue from transaction fees charged to its retail customers, Coinbase uses internal investment and acquisitions to expand into adjacent businesses, such as prime brokerage and data analytics.www.coinbase.com
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Oct 27, 2026
ThreadguyHOST
StubHub is down three.
ThreadguyHOST
Coinbase is down four.
ThreadguyHOST
Reddit is down four.
ThreadguyHOST
Snap is down four.
Tony EdwardHOST
Either pay the consumer the fair interest on their money or launch a stable coin and offer something similar.
Tony EdwardHOST
Because if you offer the consumers the fair yield and stop pocketing the big bonuses, guess what the consumers are going to stay with you but we know again guys what the mo is right end of year bonuses we got to keep a majority of the money give the people the breadcrumbs 0.01 but competition get in the game offer something good so the us banking regulator is encouraging small lenders to develop stablecoin services as new federal licensing requirements approach And if you guys recall, Coinbase, they partnered with some other companies called Move, and I forgot the other one, but to help these community banks to be able to offer this stablecoin and crypto services.
Tony EdwardHOST
So the technology is there.
Tony EdwardHOST
The relationships are there.
Nathan DeanGUEST
One is I put out on the terminal last week my thoughts on the cftc's ampr on regulation crypto assets uh this is just an ampr uh this is essentially several questions of how the cftc would actually go ahead and uh control and regulate cryptocurrencies i'm just going to pull up my note real quick just to give you the highlights but you know because it's in a NPR just please note it has to be finalized with a proposal and we think that proposal is going to come in the first part of next year and so essentially what this will do is is that it will create new market definitions there's going to be something called regulation crypto asset transactions which transactions fall within the jurisdiction of cftc which transactions fall under the jurisdiction of the sec and which transactions like bitcoin which is a commodity falls outside because this does not give the cftc the authority to regulate spot crypto uh and so you know this is one of those things where i looked at it and i was like okay this is great from the robin hood coinbase bullish perspective It will give a clear pathway on margin to leverage financing for crypto, but it's not going to be the end all be all.
Nathan DeanGUEST
And the other thing on crypto is the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency finalized its stablecoin rule.
Nathan DeanGUEST
And as a reminder, on the stablecoin side, the banks were not happy because of these reward programs that stablecoin issuers were dealing with Coinbase, for example, to create rewards because the Genius Act prohibited the paying of interest or yield.
Nathan DeanGUEST
But that didn't prohibit somebody like Coinbase to offer a reward program that sort of looked like interest or yield.
Nathan DeanGUEST
But what the OCC did in its proposal is they said, look, any form of agreement, any form of handshake between a stablecoin issuer or this third-party platform would institute interest or yield.
Nathan DeanGUEST
So if you're coming at this from the crypto sector, you did not like this proposal.
Chad BarrafordGUEST
In a DEX, it's like a click and you're done and it's fast, it's efficient and it's really, really cheap, better pricing.
Chad BarrafordGUEST
We don't have the operational costs of large Coinbase that has hundreds and hundreds of developers.
Chad BarrafordGUEST
And so we can just operate a lot smoother, faster, cheaper, more fluidly than what they can do.
Chad BarrafordGUEST
And so we should be able to beat them out in the long term.
Nounish ProfHOST
Now we want developers to put it to the test.
Nounish ProfHOST
And this is backed by or being run by Coinbase.
Nounish ProfHOST
So Coinbase is sort of in the background helping with this.
Nounish ProfHOST
Coinbase provides the agentic payment infrastructure to power MasterCard agents using Cloudflare, powered by X402 and the Coinbase facilitator.
Nounish ProfHOST
So there you go.
Nounish ProfHOST
Everybody coming on board.
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Balaji SrinivasanGUEST
And I, I believe in education.
Balaji SrinivasanGUEST
I believe in free teaching, but coming back, the, the, um, the basic issue, the crypto economy topped out because these transactions, like when you're doing a swap, a trustless swap, it's with a stranger, okay? It's like, all right, go away, you know? And they're talking to them again, right? When you do a trade on exchange, you don't even know who your counterparty is.
Carlos NettoGUEST
So it's public how much money the bank has.
Carlos NettoGUEST
If you send like a dollar from Coinbase or Kraken to a friend and you get the Tx hash and you go to blockchain scan, you're going to see the sender is not you.
Carlos NettoGUEST
The sender is Coinbase Bot Wallet 0 or Coinbase Bot Wallet 2.
Carlos NettoGUEST
Because Coinbase sends all the money from the same Bot Wallet.
Carlos NettoGUEST
They implement all exchanges.
Carlos NettoGUEST
Let me talk about Coinbase because they're famous.
Carlos NettoGUEST
But every exchange in the world, basically, they work this way.
Carlos NettoGUEST
And to the right, you have the client's balance.
Joël ValenzuelaGUEST
And so people who put in proposals using their Dash Core wallet, they're like full node software or whatever, pay one Dash anti-spam fee, the request goes out to the network, the masternodes vote.
Joël ValenzuelaGUEST
And based on the results of that vote... then people get Coinbase rewards like they just got mined, like freshly mined, technically freshly mined, even though miners didn't get it straight to whatever payout address you determine.
Joël ValenzuelaGUEST
So I put in a proposal and if it gets funded, then the address I specified just gets a payout from the block reward and with, again, a Coinbase reward.
Joël ValenzuelaGUEST
So it's from the same basic system, but it's a completely, you know, Dash Core Group also gets paid from the same system, but they don't need to know I even exist or who I am or somewhere else.
Joël ValenzuelaGUEST
And I could just get paid out from the same system.
2 HRS 16 MINS LATER
JeremyHOST
Follow the discussion in the Notts Discord.
JeremyHOST
AlphaMine wrote back to defend themselves and said, I am not a hostile mining pool.
JeremyHOST
I'm currently already running Dartum Tide's Coinbase split payouts and I'm working on releasing the full version with miner-side template generation while actively trying to get miners off of my pool, end quote.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
Don't ask me why.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
Eli Lilly, Caterpillar in the Dow, Hyatt Hotels, Intercontinental Exchange, MasterCard, Merck in the Dow, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Qantas Services, Restaurant Brands, Amazon after the close Thursday, Coinbase after the close Thursday, Intel after the close Thursday, Gilead, GoDaddy.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
They keep raising the price on me.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
I guess that's good for the stock.
Danny CarpioGUEST
Because again, that's surface area for us to have common understanding, to have this conversation around.
Danny CarpioGUEST
We're seeing these announcements of... what are basically mega corporations, right? These mega cap companies, um, Coinbase, Cloudflare, uh, Meta, formerly Facebook, Block, formerly Square, um, you know, Amazon, uh, Salesforce, you name it, they're all seeing the writing on the wall and the main thing that they're doing that is relevant to this conversation is they are stripping out management layers and they are re-architecting how their organizations function, okay? Because the underlying premise is is gone that uh the way they uh they were uh structured is optimal and they will lose in their own competition with each other if they don't address those issues now there's other issues that they are dealing with as far as pricing pressure um and just market dynamics that are making them have to revisit the fundamental assumptions of how to operate at scale, which no longer favors their prior structure, these large, vertically sort of, I guess, hierarchical institutional structures.
Danny CarpioGUEST
So... what that tells me is that they know that the unit of scale has moved down and out of the institutional firm structure.
Danny CarpioGUEST
And what I think that is and what I know to be true is that that is the individual.
Eddie ZhangGUEST
At the same time, I think last year, it was maybe surprising to them, their rapid crypto adoption.
Eddie ZhangGUEST
So Robinhood's crypto offering is relatively new, but as of I think the last quarter, they were neck and neck in the US with Coinbase, which is obviously historically by far the biggest crypto SAX in America.
Eddie ZhangGUEST
And so I think the combination of the two combined to birth the chain.
Eddie ZhangGUEST
So we started conversations with them around December of last year.
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