Odaily reports that Brian Armstrong posted on X that commonly used AI Agents can be connected to Coinbase for trading, payments, and financial management. The post demonstrated the operation on Muse, and this feature is applicable to almost all AI Agents.

Odaily News: Coinbase posted on X that Coinbase for Agents now supports AI agents in accessing stocks, cryptocurrencies, and derivatives markets. With the x402 payment feature, AI agents can pay for market data fees while executing user instructions.

Odaily: Coinbase posted on X that users can obtain liquidity through fixed-rate bitcoin-collateralized loans, and can lock in the interest rate and repayment date before borrowing. The service is built by Morpho Midnight on Base.

Odaily News: Coinbase announced on the X platform that it will partner with LOL Official to host a Mundo Dodgeball tournament. The top eight will receive tickets to the 2026 World Championship Grand Final, and the ultimate champion will receive a reward of 1 BTC."Mundo Dodgeball" is a fun duel format created by League of Legends players. The core rules are: both sides use the champion "Dr. Mundo" and compete by throwing Q abilities at each other.

Odaily News: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said on the Money Rehab podcast that what users earn from holding USDC is a "reward" rather than bank interest, and Coinbase defines it as a loyalty rewards program. Coinbase's official materials also describe USDC Rewards as a loyalty program funded by Coinbase, and state that USDC balances are not bank deposit accounts.Armstrong argues that stablecoins use a full-reserve mechanism, which is fundamentally different from the fractional-reserve model of banks, and therefore should not be subject to the same capital, liquidity, and FDIC insurance requirements. He also stated that regardless of whether it comes through congressional legislation or rules crafted by the SEC and CFTC, regulatory clarity for crypto in the United States will ultimately arrive. Previously, the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, and regulatory focus has since shifted more toward the SEC and CFTC.

Odaily reports that Coinbase stated on X that eligible Coinbase users can now apply to subscribe for Oura's initial public offering allocation at the issue price before public trading begins.

Odaily reports that Brian Armstrong posted on X platform stating that The Wall Street Journal is preparing an article that blames Coinbase and himself for the CLARITY Act's failure to pass. Armstrong said that in January, he opposed a draft bill submitted for committee vote because it still had major issues regarding DeFi, tokenization, CFTC jurisdiction, and stablecoin rewards; after collaborative revisions from multiple parties, all four of these issues were resolved, and the revised draft passed committee review approximately four months later. Armstrong stated that he strongly supports the final version of the CLARITY Act submitted to the Senate and will continue to push for cryptocurrency regulatory rules.

Odaily News: A whale moved $363 million worth of ZEC last night, of which $15 million worth of ZEC was deposited into Coinbase. This is the first time this address has deposited assets to an exchange in 10 months; when this batch of ZEC was transferred in 10 months ago, it was worth $164 million. Since 2025, this whale has made a profit of $361 million.

Odaily News: Coinbase posted on X that Coinbase Derivatives, LLC is a designated contract market registered with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Futures trading can be highly risky, and every investor must evaluate whether such an investment is suitable for them.

Odaily News: Coinbase Global announced that it has submitted an application to regulators seeking to list perpetual futures contracts (Perps) tied to major U.S. stocks. Perpetual futures are leveraged derivative contracts with no expiration date, allowing traders to amplify gains or losses through leverage. This move marks Coinbase's further expansion into the traditional financial derivatives market. (The Wall Street Journal)