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    Coinbase Launches USDC Lending in the UK●Coinbase Brings USDC Lending to UK Backed by BTC and ETH✉newsTechnologySoftware15 min ago

    Coinbase has introduced USDC lending for customers in the United Kingdom, with loans backed by Bitcoin and Ether collateral. The service lets UK users borrow against their crypto holdings without selling, expanding the exchange's presence in the British market. Crypto observers are tracking the rollout as a sign of Coinbase deepening its lending products outside the US.

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    BTCS Expands Imperium DeFi Platform to Base Network▼BTCS Targets DeFi Growth, $6M Gross Profit as It Expands Imperium to Base✉newsBusinessFinance4 h ago

    Blockchain infrastructure company BTCS says it is expanding its Imperium DeFi platform to Coinbase's Base network, targeting growth in decentralized finance and projecting around $6 million in gross profit. The move is aimed at broadening Imperium's reach across blockchain ecosystems and strengthening the company's revenue base. Financial press, including Yahoo Finance, reported the expansion, drawing attention from investors tracking BTCS's DeFi strategy.

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    Block Joins x402 Foundation to Set Agentic Commerce Standards▼Block Joins x402 Foundation to Drive Agentic Commerce Standards✉newsTechnologySoftware7 h ago

    Block has joined the x402 Foundation, an effort to establish shared standards for agentic commerce — AI-powered systems making and receiving payments autonomously. The x402 protocol, originally developed around Coinbase's stablecoin payments work, enables machine-to-machine transactions over HTTP. By joining the foundation, Block signals its intent to help shape how automated AI agents transact commercially as the technology matures.

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    Bitcoin trades at discount on Coinbase versus Binance●Bitcoin trades at a slight discount on Coinbase vs Binance for the fourth day, signaling weaker US buying.✉newsBusinessCrypto12 h ago

    Bitcoin is trading slightly cheaper on Coinbase than on Binance for the fourth consecutive day, a spread traders read as a sign of softer buying demand from US investors. The Coinbase premium is closely watched as a gauge of American institutional and retail appetite, and its absence suggests US flows are lagging while other regions support the price.