Base Coin Issuance: A Long-Planned Crypto "Yang Conspiracy"

Author: cole, vernacular blockchain

In the crypto world, "coin issuance" can always detonate the market. When Coinbase, the industry's most compliant "regular army" incubated by the Layer 2 network Base, shifted from a stance of "never issuing coins" to "exploring", everyone understood that a big drama was about to unfold.

This is not only another token issuance, but also a well-thought-out strategic scheme by Coinbase to transform Base from a traffic portal into an economic center capable of self-hematopoiesis. Will this token that has not yet been born be the "rocket fuel" that ignited the bull market, or another capital story that "peaks when it goes online"? To answer this question, we must delve into the fabric of Base and dissect the vulnerabilities behind its glossy data.

01 From "NO" to "YES" - Why does Base have to issue coins?

Once upon a time

, Base was a breath of fresh air in the Layer 2 world, and its leadership repeatedly...

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