🚨 🚨 🚨 16,594,920 #XRP (50,715,884 USD) transferred from unknown wallet to #Coinbasehttps://t.co/ffVNzqz1ge ...

Trade Coinbase Wrapped Assets on PancakeSwap 🥞Base (@base):cbBTC, cbDOGE, cbXRP, cbLTC, cbADA, cbETH.Coinbase Wrapped Assets bring the security and trust of @Coinbase to the liquid staking market⚡️ Move quickly for cents, not dollars🔒 Custodied by Coinbase🧩 Composable across DeFiLend on @aave or @MoonwellDeFi. Trade on ...

RT Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong)Fun fact: as CTO Balaji was the person most responsible for driving the launch of USDC on the Coinbase side.Here's the launch video: https://t.co/PPpVUJghZD ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses Coinbase's controversial decision to fire engineers who refused to adopt AI programming tools, emphasizing the company's stance that AI is essential for their operations [5][11]. Group 1: AI Adoption in Programming - The use of AI in programming has become standard among developers, with Google claiming that 50% of its code is AI-generated [2]. - There is a growing community of developers who rely entirely on AI for coding, known as Vibe Coders, while some programmers still prefer traditional coding methods [4]. Group 2: Coinbase's Decision - Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced the firing of engineers who did not use AI programming tools, stating that the company had purchased enterprise licenses for GitHub Copilot and Cursor [6]. - Armstrong expressed shock at the slow adoption rate of AI among engineers and implemented a mandatory trial period for AI tools, leading to the dismissal of those who did not comply [8][10]. Group 3: Reactions and Implications - The decision sparked significant discussion online, with mixed reactions from the tech community, including claims that the prevalence of AI programming is overestimated [13][14]. - Armstrong acknowledged that his approach was high-pressure and not well-received by some employees, but he aimed to convey that using AI is not optional [11].

RT Unit (@hyperunit)In the last 24h, Unit spot $BTC volume on HL represents:- 15.7% of Binance- 69.3% of Bybit- 66.9% of Coinbase- 80.7% of OKX- 1,074.1% of Uniswap- 4,383.1% of Thorchain ...

this might have gone under the radar due to the massive pullback $USELESS had after its Coinbase listingbut several mainstream publications have written about #USELESS coin over the past 24 hoursthese include The Street, Rolling Stone, and Yahoo FinanceThe Street wrote: "'Useless Coin' surges only to tumble after Coinbase listing"except USELESS coin is once again acting as the fastest horse — up almost 30% on the day barely 24 hours after their article!i think this is only the beginning of the mainstream me ...

RT Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong)Fun fact: as CTO Balaji was the person most responsible for driving the launch of USDC on the Coinbase side.Here's the launch video: https://t.co/PPpVUJghZD ...

🚨 🚨 🚨 2,341,572 #LINK (63,700,352 USD) transferred from unknown wallet to #Coinbasehttps://t.co/VDNVqQW30D ...

Coinbase, Strategy Lead Crypto Stock Rebound as Bitcoin and Ethereum Soar► https://t.co/0CY7aLl34M https://t.co/0CY7aLl34M ...

Key Takeaways Coinbase's $2.9B Deribit acquisition boosts its role in futures, options and perpetual trading.Deals like Liquifi and One River Digital broaden COIN's tokenization and institutional services.COIN shares are up 20.9% YTD, but its P/E of 48.52 stands above the industry average of 24.3.Coinbase Global (COIN) is increasingly leaning on inorganic growth, and its acquisition story is impressive.  COIN’s targeted acquisitions are broadening its capabilities, diversifying revenues, and expanding its g ...