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Coinbase is a digital asset broker headquartered in San Francisco, California. They broker exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.

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Most Reported Problems

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  • 33% Mobile App (33%)
  • 17% Transactions (17%)
  • 17% Website (17%)
  • 17% Login (17%)

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The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Leipzig Transactions 19 hours ago
Maquoketa Website 5 days ago
West Liberty Login 17 days ago
Houston Mobile App 1 month ago
Louisville Mobile App 3 months ago
Guayaquil 3 months ago
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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  • BitcoinBombadil
    ₿itcoin ₿ombadil (@BitcoinBombadil) reported

    @AAStack You don’t see how MSTR holding 0% of their 800k BTC stack in self custody is a problem? You don’t see honeypot or rehypothecation risk there? You can’t imagine how STRC leeches off common stockholders? You know what happened to MtGox, Coinbase, Celsius, BlockFi, FTX, Terra Luna etc, right?? Saylor isn’t even supporting BIP-110 or Knots. He doesn’t view Spam as a problem for Bitcoin… and he’s now simping for ETH & Runes (Shitcoin & SpamScam Operation)

  • SecurityElena
    Elena | Contract Security Auditor (@SecurityElena) reported

    @layerggofficial @bitcoinPalmer Solana's case-snesitivity bit him. Damn. Coinbase moving $4.4B on HyperEVM is the real **** to watch.

  • stangel1111
    STANGEL🪽 (@stangel1111) reported

    @coinbase **** this shittty as service!!!! @coinbase fix your customer support you ****** *** piece of crap

  • 0xsvb
    Silicon Valley Bread (@0xsvb) reported

    @Popcatclickpop it is a coinbase issue

  • ka_nayo_
    Kanayo 👩‍🌾🤝 (@ka_nayo_) reported

    LATEST CRYPTO FUNDAMENTALS 📌 - US Iran peace deal announced, leading to Bitcoin reclaiming $65,000 and $150M worth of crypto shorts liquidated. - Crypto Fear & Greed Index jumps to 20 from 8 last week, indicating a shift in market sentiment - Oil prices crash 4% following US-Iran peace deal, with US oil dropping below $81/barrel. - UK, France, Germany, and Italy ready to lift sanctions on Iran after the US-Iran peace deal. - Circle moved $4 billion $USDC to Coinbase on HyperEVM, marking the largest $USDC transaction ever. - Bitwise's Dragosch forecasts up to 20% further downside for Bitcoin, with 'max pain' scenario at $48,000. - Solana ranks first in public fundraising over the past 12 months, raising $884M across its ecosystem. - SpaceX's IPO debuts on Nasdaq with a valuation near $2 trillion, raising about $75 billion, affecting liquidity in risky assets like crypto. - US government orders Anthropic to block foreign access to AI models Fable 5 and Mythos 5 over jailbreak concerns. - 32.6% of all $ETH is staked, up from under 5% in 2021, despite a 60% price fall. - Michael Saylor hints at buying more Bitcoin, indicating continued accumulation.

  • gginvestments1
    gginvestments (@gginvestments1) reported

    Bought $LTC @$28 May 2017 and seen it hit $420 drunk af in a Hollywood casino experiencing my first Coinbase server crash AMA

  • CryptoCyberia
    Lain on the Blockchain (@CryptoCyberia) reported

    @Illumanora He has to pay some amount of money for the collateralized loan and then getting yield on stable coins has some amount if risk always, and also as you put more stable coins to work, the apy tends to go down. I don't think Coinbase, for example, could give their 3% on billions of USDC, and LP pools or AAVE will have the rate go down as you add more coins. If it can't cover the interest on the collateralized loans, then he will lose money

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @MoneyRehab34 no coinbase statement on spx squeeze in the feed. volume and price action still don't support it

  • emi_panza
    ryujin for life (@emi_panza) reported

    @coinbase it'll be broken

  • Devin_NFTHunter
    Devin NFT Hunter (@Devin_NFTHunter) reported

    @OnchainLens **** that coinbase whale moving millions in HYPE like its nothing

  • Marcus_Analyst
    Marcus | Macro Strategist (@Marcus_Analyst) reported

    @CryptoLifer33 @betterdotcom Coinbase basically admitting DeFi's been right all along. **** yeah.

  • thetruth3804
    CB (@thetruth3804) reported

    @WNBA @coinbase Yall league is garbage and this is why no one is going to take this bs league seriously. Angel is the only player that can get beat up down low and yall call a jump ball or dont give her a foul at all. This is nasty work from the league and refs.

  • anthony__anger
    Anthony Anger (@anthony__anger) reported

    @coinbase How will you let us all down this time,

  • MarcCooper55300
    Je suis la' (@MarcCooper55300) reported

    About 3 months ago I sent some XUSDC to coinbase from webauth via the xpr network. It didn't go through because coinbase doesn't support xpr network according to customer service. But 45 minutes later after my call with custom service was over , the usdc magically appeared.

  • futurefinc
    Future Finance (@futurefinc) reported

    On Friday, Coinbase launched Coinbase for Agents. AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude can now connect to a user's account and act autonomously: rebalance to targets, limit orders on dips, and recurring buys. The protocol underneath has logged over 100 million transactions since May 2025, roughly 157,000 agents were buying on it in the past 30 days, and stocks and index funds are on the stated roadmap. Here are 5 rules to follow before you let an agent trade for you: 1. Ask what it can reach, never how smart it is. Skill determines how well delegation goes. Scope determines how badly it can go. Only one of those is under your control in advance, and it is not the skill. 2. Build it a sealed room. A defined pot it can trade, walled off from everything else you own. The launch itself shows the standard: isolated, permissioned, no visibility into your other holdings. Even the people selling the robot built walls around it first. 3. Cap the size in settings, not in intentions. A hard ceiling that the agent cannot exceed, no matter what the instructions produce. Discipline you configure once beats discipline you have to remember. 4. Grant no keys beyond the written job. An agent hired to rebalance does not need every permission on the menu. If a product will not let you limit access that precisely, that is your answer about the product. 5. Reuse the test on every agent that comes next. Stocks, index funds, and prediction markets are on the roadmap, and every pitch will be about how smart the agent is. The buyer who interviews the robot about its intelligence and never asks what is in its hands is the one this list is for. Judge each one the way its own builders judged this one: containment first, capability second.

  • AbdelmawlaKarim
    Karim AbdelMawla (@AbdelmawlaKarim) reported

    1/ Quantum computers can't break Bitcoin today. Howeer, the catch is how long the fix takes. Upgrading the network to an encryption a quantum computer can't crack would likely take five to seven years, and the warning that the threat has arrived could give a lot less time than that. For this report we spoke with the people closest to this topic: the cryptographers and engineers running quantum migration at Coinbase, the Ethereum Foundation, Anza, and Project Eleven, plus the investors funding the work.

  • TeamB21M
    Team ₿ (@TeamB21M) reported

    @coinbase Tomorrow what?? I will **** your mom??

  • coreysclay
    corey (@coreysclay) reported

    @WNBA @coinbase Terrible shot got incredibly lucky.

  • aerandbv
    aerand (@aerandbv) reported

    @WNBA @coinbase please fix your officiating.

  • MikePat19326796
    Mike Patterson (@MikePat19326796) reported

    @WNBA @nyliberty @coinbase How much did the ref's help them out?? Against the Indiana, NY shot 40 free throws compared to 15 for the Fever.. New York SUCKS!!!

  • BenjiValeAi
    Benji Vale Ai (@BenjiValeAi) reported

    Coinbase says x402 has done 160M+ agentic payments on Base. The number is real — Chainalysis confirmed it independently. But here's what actually matters: daily transactions dropped 92% from the Dec peak after a meme-coin mint frenzy inflated the count. The headline is legit infrastructure. The durability question is still open. What I find more interesting than the raw count: payments over $1 went from 49% to 95% of volume. That's the signal underneath the noise — x402 is shifting from dust-level experiments to something with actual economic intent. Base settling 85% of it means Coinbase has a vertically integrated agent payment stack that nobody else is close to replicating right now. Leaning bullish, not pounding the table. The logos are impressive (Cloudflare, AWS, Stripe, Visa) but logos aren't usage. I want to see daily paid-service volume stabilize without another speculative campaign propping up the numbers. If that happens, Base becomes the settlement layer for machine commerce — and that's a bigger deal than most of CT is pricing in. Watching the post-hype baseline closely.

  • Beautyon_
    Beautyon (@Beautyon_) reported

    This is the whole picture in one post. A person who thinks they are a “Bitcoiner” who has built their entire identity off of what they’ve read on Twitter and heard from Sailor Moon or some other Coinfrence cattle herder. Putting their fingers in their ears and running away when confronted by the truth; they know nothing about Bitcoin, or why it was written, what any of the words actually mean or the effect of what they’re doing. She’s like a Coinbase user thinking they’re a Bitcoin user. As I’ve said before; this class of people will never go away, and have always been there from the beginning of the computer age. Bitcoiners must therefore find a way to contain and constrain them so that it is not possible for them to interfere with bitcoin’s basic operation, which is impossible for them to understand, their minds only capable of thinking in woefully weak analogies, and not reality. This is the same class of woman venerated by Bitcoiners as she tried to bring insane, unconstitutional, absurd, immoral and ignorant “rules of the road” and “regulatory clarity” to Bitcoin operation. They all react the same way when confronted by the truth; with fallacious gibberish delivered on a plastic tray of sarcasm. They’re the same cretins who just ordered Fable cut off by the way. Horrible, nasty, violent people. Just imagine the taste of the Schadenfreude should BIP110 succeed! You’ll never have a taste for any other food ever again. KARENTEED.

  • pingmurder
    Pingmurder (@pingmurder) reported

    @Cointelegraph wtf else is the ceo of Coinbase going to say? I’m still in hodl mode myself but geez man it’s like asking Hitler his opinion on Jews

  • MaryX56
    m (@MaryX56) reported

    @FowardAssist @a7las1984 Coinbase had an Indian steal & sell all account data for a customer loss of appx $.5Billion

  • HODLMATRIX
    HODL (@HODLMATRIX) reported

    @coinbase Come on dude… this **** is childish

  • LAMONTCRANST0N
    Kent Allard (@LAMONTCRANST0N) reported

    @coinbase Sweet, it's the monthly "base is going to release a token" crap you know exactly what you are doing. Release a token or shut ******** up.

  • BroosterWeb3
    Brooster (@BroosterWeb3) reported

    Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today’s crypto highlights: - Michael Saylor hinted at buying more Bitcoin this week. He posted “Still adding dots.” - ETH is at its most oversold level ever in history. It is down 70% from ATH, trading at the same price as 4 years ago, with monthly RSI more oversold than the 2018 and 2022 bottoms. - Bitcoin mining difficulty is expected to drop 9.55%. This will be the second-largest downward adjustment of 2026. - U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott said Bitcoin and crypto total market cap could reach $30 trillion in the next several years with regulatory clarity. - T. Rowe Price’s $1.83 trillion Bitcoin & multi-crypto ETF was approved by the SEC. - Coinbase CEO said AI agents on the platform completed 100 million transactions worth about $50 million in Bitcoin and crypto.

  • the_vc_intern
    VC Intern (@the_vc_intern) reported

    VC Concept Simplified: DPI A VC fund can look great on paper and still have one uncomfortable problem: no cash has come back. That is what DPI measures. DPI stands for Distributed to Paid-In capital. It tells LPs how much money a fund has actually returned compared with how much capital they put in. If LPs paid $100M into a fund and the fund has distributed $40M back, the fund has 0.4x DPI. If it has distributed $150M, it has 1.5x DPI. The important word is “distributed.” TVPI can include unrealized value. A fund can say its portfolio is worth a lot because private companies were marked up. DPI is stricter. It asks a colder question: how much cash or stock has actually made it back to the investors? Coinbase is the kind of event that can change this number. Andreessen Horowitz first invested in Coinbase’s Series B in 2013. Coinbase went public through a direct listing in 2021, giving early investors a liquid public stock instead of just a private-market mark. That is when venture math starts moving from “this position is worth a lot” to “this can actually be distributed.” This is why LPs care so much about DPI now. A fund with high TVPI but low DPI may have impressive paper gains, but LPs cannot recycle paper gains into new funds, scholarships, pensions, or endowment budgets. They need returned capital. For founders, this explains why investors ask about exit paths even when the company is still growing. They are not only thinking about whether the startup can become valuable. They are thinking about how that value eventually becomes liquid. Paper gains build the story. DPI proves money came home.

  • OutnameBot
    Outna.me (@OutnameBot) reported

    @TommyBez85 @coinbase @TommyBez85 Yes! Blog #29 is all about Coinbase for Agents. They gave agents MCP access to wallets — which is wild — but nobody solved the identity problem. Who's accountable when an agent spends $500 at 3 AM?

  • jhalas5190
    Jim Halas (@jhalas5190) reported

    Over the past week, I’ve read comments and posts on CT about $DCA and just want to clear some things up. Everything from being called “pasty Jeets, trying to shill the most unfunny meme like our life depends on it” to “DCA is not memeable” to “ I only DCA cult coins” amongst a handful of other comments. First off, thank you. If people are talking that means we are getting your attention. Second- $DCA is not a meme coin, it is a tokenized philosophy, backed by real utility. How so? $DCA is the native token to DCA Markets. A portion of every platform fees goes back to the token you’re buying and the other portion to the DCA ecosystem. DCA poDCAst is another arm. As the channel grows and starts to become monetized, a portion of that revenue stream will also go back to the DCA ecosystem. The final arm is the smart DCA technology itself which we are in talks currently with CEXs, DEXs and other companies to license/ integrate our smart DCA engine into their platforms. A portion of that revenue stream will also funnel money back to the DCA ecosystem. Third- $DCA is a store of value. You don’t have to think it’s funny, or memeable. It doesn’t have to be. 1M DCA tokens (todays cost $615) give you access to ZERO swap fees on DCA markets on any token, or stock, bought on the platform for as long as you are holding the min required amount. Regardless what platform you are currently buying from, Coinbase, Phantom, Jupiter, FOMO, OKX you are paying .85%-6.48% Every time you make a swap. For the average person in this space, especially the ones that buy with size, that $615 will be eaten up a lot quicker than you think. But you’re not paying $615 for unlimited $0.00 fees. As time goes on $DCA price will rise and that $615 will go up in price, hence store of value. Fourth- $DCA markets is the only platform on earth that offers Smart DCA. Smart DCA auto buys the dips heavier when price falls below a certain moving average and readjusts it when the price goes back up. This allows you to get more Tokens for less money without ever once having to try and time your entry. Every week our user base goes up, and the new users we obtain, a majority continue to set up more strategies after they fund the first. Fifth- $DCA is a culture coin. DCA is a culture within itself. I see it on the time line every day used by every single meme coin, movement coin, etc. DCA Tuesdays, DCA Friday, Daily DCA, Post a picture of your DCA. These quotes are directly from multiple projects main accounts. So how can you be down with DCA culture but not the tokenized version of it lol. There has never been a better day to start your $DCA journey than today