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Coinbase's listing roadmap just got three new names: AXIS, PEARL and STABLE.

Announced Monday via the @CoinbaseAssets account, the trio covers three distinct corners of the map. AXIS (Axis Labs) is a Base-native token tied to data collection for robotics machine learning — only ~16.5% of its 1B supply circulates at TGE. PEARL is the token of the Pearl Layer-1, which runs a "proof-of-useful-work" design pointing mining compute at AI workloads. STABLE is governance for StableChain, an L1 that uses USDT as native gas.

Roadmap ≠ listing: trading still needs market-making support and technical readiness, and each token clears those conditions on its own timeline. Coinbase's advance-notice system is transparent by design — but it also lets the market front-run the actual launch.

Context: $BTC trades at $81.5K (-1.5%/24h), $ETH near $2,390 (-1.9%) — risk-off tape today. Does the classic "Coinbase roadmap effect" still deliver the listing pop in this environment, or has the edge been arbitraged away? NFA.

$BTC $ETH #Coinbase #Listings #CryptoNews #Altcoins

05:55｜Stock token｜COINB is currently at 171.91. The rebound faces resistance at 172.26, keeping the outlook bearish; holding above that level invalidates the short thesis. Downside target: 169.80. 15m -0.01%. $COINB #Coinbase

I was still awake at 3 a.m., glued to an on-chain alert from Arkham—the U.S. government’s wallets had moved again.

On Monday, 3,940 $BTC (about $244 million) and 30,014 $ETH (about $53 million) went straight into Coinbase Prime, totaling $297 million. Arkham traced the trail: the $BTC was linked to the “Xanaxman” Farace case and assets seized from the now-defunct BTC-e exchange, while the $ETH was tied to a money-laundering case involving an Oracle employee.

We all know that in March 2025, Trump signed an order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: the government’s coins must not be sold. But Coinbase Prime is both a custodian and a trading venue—once the funds are in, outsiders can’t tell whether they’ve been sold. And the government still holds 307,000 $BTC worth $25 billion, so this $297 million move represents less than 3% of its stash.

So here’s the question:
A. The U.S. Marshals Service is switching custodians—business as usual
B. Quietly cashing out ahead of earnings season; the pre-dump warm-up is underway
Sound off in the comments. Pick a side.

$BTC $ETH #美国政府 #Arkham #Coinbase

🌙 Banks close for the day, but dollars keep moving on-chain: stablecoins transfer over $400 million every hour

Coinbase and The Block have just released a research report, “The Always-On Dollar,” analyzing data for the 12 months through July 31, 2026. A few findings caught my eye:

🔹 Organic stablecoin transfers average over $400 million per hour—even on holidays
🔹 73% of transfers take place outside U.S. banking hours
🔹 Adjusted Q3 transfer volume reached $891 billion, about 4 times the level in early 2023
🔹 The report projects that quarterly volume could reach $1.5 trillion by the end of 2027
🔹 Sending $200 in USDC on Base costs 86% less than traditional methods

My take:
People used to talk about stablecoins by asking, “Which one is cheaper?” But what these figures really show is something else: time itself is a source of demand. Paying a supplier on Friday night, sending money to family over the weekend, or having an AI agent settle payments automatically in the middle of the night—these are situations traditional banking systems simply don’t cover.

The problem with banks isn’t that they’re slow; it’s that they “close.” Dollars on-chain have no business hours.

Of course, high transfer volume doesn’t mean all of it represents real-world spending. It also includes funds moving between exchanges and market-making activity. But with 73% of transfers happening outside banking hours, it’s hard to explain that share away as just arbitrage.

When do you usually transfer USDT? During the workday, or late at night/on weekends? Let’s talk in the comments 👇

#稳定币 #USDC #加密支付 #Coinbase

Coinbase and The Block report: Stablecoin-native transfers averaged over $400 million per hour in Q3, with about 73% occurring outside U.S. banking hours over the past year. Quarterly adjusted transfer volume was about $891 billion and, at the current growth rate, could reach $1.5 trillion by the end of 2027—the money is moving toward settlement that “never closes,” rather than waiting for banks to open.#稳定币 #Coinbase #Payments

Coinbase’s Third-Quarter Stablecoin Transaction Analysis: Over $400 Million per Hour, with Activity Dominating Outside U.S. Banking Hours

Coinbase’s latest report reveals robust activity in stablecoin-native transfer transactions in the third quarter, averaging over $400 million in transaction volume per hour, with 73% of transactions occurring outside U.S. banking hours. Stablecoin transfer volume is projected to exceed $1.5 trillion by the end of 2027.#Coinbase #稳定币交易 #Cryptocurrency

💵 Stablecoins never clock out: over $400 million transferred every hour, with 73% happening after U.S. banks close!

Coinbase and The Block Pro Research have released “The Always-On Dollar”:
📊 In Q3 2026, organic stablecoin transfers averaged over $400 million per hour
🌙 Over the past 12 months (through 7/31), around 73% of transfer volume occurred outside U.S. banking hours
📈 Adjusted quarterly transfer volume reached $891 billion, about 4 times the level in early 2023; at the current growth rate, it could reach $1.5 trillion by the end of 2027
💸 Sending $200 in USDC via Base costs about 86% less than traditional channels
🤖 McKinsey estimates that AI agents will facilitate $3–5 trillion in B2C transactions by 2030, with stablecoins as a natural payment layer

My take: Crypto trades 24/7, and stablecoins let the “dollar” flow around the clock too. That’s what a genuine, essential-use-case narrative looks like. One caveat: on-chain arrival ≠ bank arrival—the last mile still depends on local payment rails.

👉 What do you think will be the next breakout use case for stablecoins: remittances, business settlements, or AI agent payments? Let’s talk in the comments 👇

$BTC $ETH #稳定币 #Coinbase #CryptoMarket
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Kazakhstan court orders restrictions on Coinbase, BingX and 4 other exchanges

- A court in Kazakhstan has ordered restrictions on the operations of Coinbase, BingX and four other cryptocurrency exchanges.
- Nine other crypto platforms voluntarily restricted access to their apps in Kazakhstan, prompting regulators to withdraw their complaints against them.
- The RSS source has not provided further details about the specific restrictions.

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Source: CoinTelegraph

Why is it a strategic advantage that $ZBT is still not listed on #Coinbase ?

Many traders see the lack of a listing on a U.S. Tier 1 exchange as a disadvantage, but in the dynamics of the crypto market, it often represents one of the most interesting asymmetries:

1. The catalyst premium remains intact

When an asset is already trading on all the major exchanges, the major institutional and retail liquidity catalysts have been exhausted. The fact that $ZBT still isn't listed on Coinbase means that the event with the greatest impact on volume and visibility for the U.S. retail market remains on the horizon as a latent catalyst.

2. Risk/reward asymmetry for early adopters

Taking a position before a token gains exposure to Coinbase's millions of verified users offers a completely different risk/reward ratio than buying on the day of the announcement. Concentrated liquidity rewards those who analyze fundamentals before the asset becomes accessible with a single click in mainstream apps.

3. Compliance and maturation filter

Coinbase maintains strict compliance and liquidity standards under U.S. regulatory scrutiny. The time a project spends developing before reaching that milestone allows it to strengthen its infrastructure, decentralization, and governance model, reducing subsequent legal risks.

The real value in Web3 comes from identifying projects with solid fundamentals before they receive the stamp of mass adoption.

Do you think the listing will happen in the medium term, or would you rather see it consolidate liquidity on DEXs and other CEXs first? Let me know in the comments. 👇

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$ZBT The 60-day zkStaking campaign, which ended last week, was no conventional rewards program; it represented a stress test for ZEROBASE’s cryptographic architecture. By deploying the smart contract on Base, the Layer 2 (L2) network incubated and backed by #Coinbase. ZEROBASE validated three fundamental aspects:

✅ Verification layer on Base:

✅ ZK+TEE architecture:

✅ Alignment with the Coinbase ecosystem:

What Would a Coinbase Spot Listing Mean?

​An active presence on Base puts any asset directly on the radar of the U.S.-based exchange. If the technical synergy between ZEROBASE and Base formally results in a Coinbase spot listing, ZBT’s market dynamics would undergo a structural shift:

​Unlocking U.S. Institutional and Retail Liquidity

​The Supply-and-Demand Boost.

​A trading pair on Coinbase Spot would provide the liquidity needed for the market to absorb structural issuance without sharp drops in price.

What do you think—will $ZBT manage to get listed on Coinbase this year?
I’m reading your comments.

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🚨 The SEC has approved binary options tied to Coinbase and MARA, opening new avenues for indirect crypto exposure—no tokens required!

While this marks a major step for TradFi integration, key regulatory questions surrounding the Clarity Act remain unanswered.

Are non-token derivatives the future of institutional crypto adoption? Share your thoughts below! 👇

#SEC #CryptoNews #Coinbase

Binance and Coinbase Help Freeze $11 Million in West Africa, Renewing Focus on Crypto Payment Compliance

According to CoinDesk, Binance and Coinbase took part in an anti-fraud operation in West Africa. Private-sector partners flagged $11 million in funds that could be frozen, while officials also reported cryptocurrency seizures.

The significance is that leading exchanges are becoming more directly integrated into law enforcement processes. In the past, freezing crypto assets relied largely on on-chain tracking and court applications. Now, as exchanges serve as gateways for funds, the speed of their compliance responses directly affects law enforcement efficiency. For Coinbase ($COIN ), being named as a participant reflects its role in compliance efforts, but could also add to its operating and legal costs.

From a market perspective, the short-term impact on sentiment toward $COIN is neutral to mildly positive, as the event reinforces its positioning as a “compliant exchange.” But if more freezing cases emerge, or exchanges are asked to take on greater responsibility for identifying funds, expectations around the movement of user funds could be affected—particularly in West African markets that rely on cross-border payments.

What remains to be seen is whether the $11 million will ultimately be frozen, which cryptocurrencies are involved, and whether the exchanges helped identify the funds or directly carried out the freeze. If future disclosures show that exchanges must take on more proactive screening obligations, compliance costs could rise and, in turn, affect earnings expectations.

$COIN #Coinbase #CryptoRegulation

The above is an information summary and personal analysis, and does not constitute investment advice.
I will continue to provide updates as further policy details become clear.

Just took a look at the order book, and Coinbase is looking interesting:

Today's order book snapshot ($BTC 81,801): $25.28 million in sell orders versus $16.65 million in buy orders, with sellers ahead by $8.63 million. In the same snapshot yesterday, buyers were still ahead by $1.67 million. The tables turned overnight: bulls are canceling their orders, while bears are piling theirs on.

And it's not just Coinbase: Binance's perpetual futures order book is also skewed toward sellers, though by a smaller margin. Add in the Coinbase Premium Index dropping to -0.079, its lowest since August 16, and it looks like U.S. buyers aren't stepping in.

On-chain data is even more dramatic: over the past 24 hours, short-term holders moved around 34,000 $BTC to exchanges, with many selling at a loss.

But there's another side to the story: Willy Woo flipped the script and said this is actually bullish—the U.S. is selling while Binance is absorbing the supply, so the money is moving, not leaving.

Pick one in the comments: A) The U.S. is really bailing—get out first / B) Contrarian signal: once the selling is done, that's the bottom

$BTC $ETH #比特币 #Coinbase #OrderBook

$COINB — Bulls Target $185 Resistance 📈🔥

$COINB is showing a solid rebound, gaining 6.14% in the last 24 hours and trading around $181.87. Buyers are pushing higher, but the $185 resistance level remains the key area to watch.

📊 Market Overview:
Price: $181.87
24H Change: +6.14%
Resistance: $185
Support: $175 / $167

🐂 Bullish Scenario: A confirmed breakout above $185 could open the door for further upside.

🐻 Bearish Scenario: Losing $175 may weaken the recovery and bring $167 into focus.

My View: Cautiously bullish while price holds above $175. I’d wait for confirmation around resistance before considering the next move. 👀


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Coinbase did something pretty wild today: just hours after Lighter’s LIT TGE launch, Coinbase turned around and announced it would list LIT for spot trading—moving faster than the project itself could discover a price.

Even wilder: Lighter is a perpetuals DEX on Ethereum L2, and a direct competitor to Coinbase’s derivatives business. You run an exchange, then help an on-chain rival?

The timeline from this week makes it click: Pump.fun just launched 40x perpetuals using Hyperliquid’s engine a couple of days ago, and Hyperliquid’s on-chain options have racked up $640 million in a few months. Perps are a juicy market, and CEXs and on-chain platforms are copying each other’s playbook. Neither wants the other to have it all.

LIT’s price action is wild too: it plunged to 2.7 shortly after opening, then turned around and touched 3.8. A full 25% of the supply was airdropped to longtime users who farmed points in 2025, so retail traders were immediately fighting each other from the opening bell.

Pick a side: A) On-chain perps really can take market share from CEXs / B) Listing is the peak—if you bought around $3 at launch, how much will you have left by the end of today?

$ETH $BTC #Coinbase #PerpetualContracts

Are stablecoins starting to challenge the traditional card market? Coinbase partners with Marqeta, bringing new application opportunities to Base

For cryptocurrency to truly become part of everyday life, perhaps not every merchant needs to accept crypto wallets.

On October 16, payments technology company Marqeta announced an expanded partnership with Coinbase, enabling businesses to offer payment cards in the future that let customers spend against their stablecoin balances.

According to the official announcement:

▪ Coinbase handles stablecoin custody and fiat conversion

▪ Base provides on-chain settlement infrastructure

▪ Marqeta handles card issuance and traditional payment networks

▪ Businesses can fund their card programs around the clock through the new solution

This means stablecoins are trying to integrate with the existing financial system, rather than remaining confined to exchanges.

However, I don’t think this partnership can yet be interpreted as a sign that demand on the Base chain is about to surge.

The companies have not yet announced the new service’s actual transaction volume, official launch date, or specific fees.

What’s really worth tracking is whether the partnership, once implemented, will generate new on-chain settlement activity—and whether that activity can create sustained transaction demand.

Infrastructure gaining an opportunity for adoption is progress, but its true market value still needs to be demonstrated through real usage data.

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🇹🇼 TODAY: Taiwan has cut off access to Coinbase and Kalshi over alleged election betting, just weeks ahead of local polls seen as a test for President Lai Ching-te’s government.

#Crypto #Coinbase

Coinbase partners with Marqeta to launch stablecoin-backed card

- Coinbase and Marqeta are expanding their partnership to offer Marqeta customers a stablecoin-backed payment card.
- The partnership builds on their previous collaboration, when Marqeta helped Coinbase launch a debit card in the U.S. in 2020.
- Details about the launch date, specific stablecoin type, and rollout scope have not been disclosed in the RSS source.

#Coinbase #Marqeta #Stablecoin #CryptoNews #BinanceSquare

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Source: The Block

🎯 Coinbase itself plunged 7 points

📰 Its app went down, and the stock briefly dropped to $169, down 7.2% for the day; meanwhile, BTC was still moving sideways around $81K.

💬 The market barely moved, but the platform ran into trouble first. Regulators tried to reopen an old case but were rebuffed by a judge, and now the exchange itself has stumbled again. Retail investor sentiment is definitely fragile right now.

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