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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Paris Withdrawals 23 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc Transactions 26 days ago
Leipzig Transactions 2 months ago
Maquoketa Website 2 months ago
West Liberty Login 3 months ago
Houston Mobile App 3 months ago
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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  • headroomcapital
    hΞΛdroom (@headroomcapital) reported

    The Chain That Fired Itself $NOCK is at the lows. Down 94% from October, liquidity is thin, the timeline is full of capitulation posts, and the biggest upgrade in the chain's history got sold into an 18% red candle. On sentiment alone you'd call it dead. I spent the past weeks going deeper instead of leaving. My conviction is higher now than when I entered. Not because of the chart, the chart is ugly. Because of what happened this summer while nobody was paying attention. In June, @ZorpZK , the company that built @nockchain, started handing everything over. Trademark, domains, repos, all transferred to Nock Community Co, a non-stock entity with no equity holders and no product. In July they published a farewell post. CT saw the word "goodbye" and screamed rug. What actually happened is much stranger: the company dissolved itself. The equity structure is gone, the assets belong to a nonprofit, and the people who built it are still here, working without a cap table behind them. Fourteen months after a no-premine launch there is no company left to dump on you and no shareholders left to exit. Bitcoin is the only serious chain that ever pulled this off, and Satoshi had to disappear to do it. Then in August, at block 126,000, the Logos upgrade went live and Nockchain became a dual-puzzle chain: 70% of blocks still mined through zero-knowledge proofs, 30% through AI workloads. Nockchain miners were already producing ZK proofs instead of lottery hashes. Now that proving power can be pointed at work someone actually wants. Anyone can open a compute market by locking 4M $NOCK, and the registrant earns 20% of the coinbase their market generates. The energy securing the chain and the computation a customer pays for become the same watt. The oldest criticism of proof of work finally has an answer running on mainnet instead of in a whitepaper. Underneath it all sits a 12-opcode instruction set designed to never change. Everything above it, proving systems, emissions, markets, has already been swapped out through clean forks. Freeze the thinnest layer, let the world churn on top. The internet was built this way. Meanwhile every competitor in the verifiable compute race is a company. The prover networks are VC equity in token form. The AI mining chains are labs with cap tables. $NOCK is now the only asset in the category with a provable fair launch, genesis committed to Bitcoin block 897,767, and no corporation behind it at all. An orphan commodity. There is one precedent for what that property is eventually worth. None of this is a price call. The efficiency claims still need an independent benchmark. The compute markets are a week old and the floor is empty. The AI lane is young too, and its mining currently runs concentrated through early datacenter partners, which decentralization purists will rightly poke at. The whole bear case is that nobody will ever pay for the compute, and so far nobody has. I'm watching for two things: an external benchmark, and a first real market registration with activity behind it. Until then the market prices a ghost chain, and fair enough. But these properties can't be retrofitted. You launch fair and leave, or you don't. Holding through the stretch where holding looks stupid is usually the cost of owning the thing that matters later. Only proofs enter the record. I hold $NOCK. Thesis, not advice.

  • ColemanMahdi
    Coleman (@ColemanMahdi) reported

    @Elleqmyj @cryptocom another day, another cryptocom issue. No wonder people are moving to kraken, coinbase or nexo...

  • GrumpyLad111
    Grumpy_Lad (@GrumpyLad111) reported

    @coinbase My CBase has been so freaking laggy today. It’s only updated if I physically exit and open. Made my day hell. Had to switch to Uphold to make my purchase in real time markets. wtf yo? Not my phone, not my internet, promise that! Only Coinbase issue. If I’m getting info 5 minutes behind the market I can’t make money. Issues today? Or can I expect this as normal operation?

  • Riddick76365454
    Riddick763 (@Riddick76365454) reported

    @blackwidowbtc Anyone else have problems with Coinbase not letting you withdraw coins?

  • BennyInHerBag
    Bernadette (@BennyInHerBag) reported

    I’m looking for a CPO-ish human for @KnightIntelco. For now: sit down with me once a week, tear apart the product, refine it with me, and help make sure what we’re building actually makes sense in the real world of regulated finance. You need to understand banking + crypto. Not one or the other — BOTH. If you’ve spent time around Stripe, Plaid, Chainalysis, Coinbase, banks, payments, compliance infrastructure, etc., I probably want to talk to you. Also: I need someone outspoken, brutally real, and very much not a YES person. Your job is NOT to validate my ideas. Your job is to tell me when the product is wrong, the flow is stupid, the design doesn’t make sense, or I’m overcomplicating something (which i always do btw) Please shoot down my designs. Challenge my assumptions. Argue with me. Make the product better. Long term, this could become a full-time CPO role. But I prefer to start slow: consult with me first, work together weekly, see how we think together, and if we vibe + the fit is right, transition from there. DM me. Referrals very welcome. 🫡

  • Rotta_Stone
    𓆏 (@Rotta_Stone) reported

    wait so Coinbase, Block & BitGo are literally begging AI labs to unlock the same offensive security tools hackers already use lol. kinda wild but also… they’re not wrong? defenders are fighting with one hand tied behind their back. fair ask? #crypto

  • TyumaBidrouINW
    TyumaBidrouI (@TyumaBidrouINW) reported

    @seth_fin Coinbase premium staying negative through the whole leg down is the cleanest "not yet" out there 👍 Sellers exhausting and buyers showing up are two different events, and this is the metric that tells you which one you're in. It's a confirmation input for me, not an entry trigger — the flip to positive is.

  • Thundy191979
    Thundy (@Thundy191979) reported

    @XRP_IRINA Coinbase should be exempt from selling crypto. Worst customer service ever. Company is one big scam.

  • rallyjem
    rallyjem (@rallyjem) reported

    August 2022. Andrew Tate wakes up to a BBC article calling him the most dangerous man on the internet. He puts the phone down and goes to make coffee. Then he opens his own phone. "Your Apple ID is signed out." That's weird. Clicks Twitter — signed out. Clicks WhatsApp — deleted. Instagram — signed out. Gmail — signed out. "They pressed a button and wiped every single thing from my phone. The Apple ID itself, so I couldn't download apps. And every single application was logged out." Not just socials. Everything. "Uber, Airbnb, Skype, Coinbase, all of my bank accounts. Everything was frozen. Everything was gone. My entire phone just became a brick." He calls a friend from his girlfriend's phone. One question: how is this even possible? "They put you on a terror watch list. They can only do that if you're on a terror watch list." Pause on that for a second. Not a criminal watchlist. Not a fraud flag. Terror. The same designation built for people who blow things up. Applied to a man whose weapon was a Discord server with 271,000 paying students and 28,000 fan accounts reposting his clips. The part he can't get past isn't the ban. Other people had been banned before him — Alex Jones, Nick Fuentes. They disappeared. The algorithm buried them and the internet moved on. He didn't disappear. The 28,000 fan pages just kept posting. He got bigger. And that was the problem. "First, they try and shut you up. Second, they try and put you in jail. Third, they try and kill you." He'd said that line in dozens of podcasts before any of it happened. It sounded like bravado at the time. Then step one arrived in a single morning, disguised as a software update, and the phone in his hand turned into evidence that steps two and three were already on the schedule. He filmed his final message that day. Sat in a chair and told the internet he was retiring. He wasn't.

  • LapiuPepe
    Pepe Lapiu | BIP-110 (@LapiuPepe) reported

    @collincto @CPepetricio Sattoshi wrote the famous headline in the coinbase transaction. A tiny 100B space reserved for the one who mined the block. Typically, today, that is the space miners use to tell us they are the ones who found that block. If they leave it empty, it'a replaced with random data.

  • spicyxbt
    Spicy (@spicyxbt) reported

    @stephenjohnii @coinbase Help @coinbase

  • HimugLamuh
    himug-lamuh (@HimugLamuh) reported

    @dtoxmilenko certainly tricky but far from impossible, especially depending on what you want to do with it. maybe one of your partners or providers doesn't mind being paid in mildly radioactive eth. but yeah you can't just transfer it to coinbase and cash out to your bank account.

  • CPepetricio
    Pepetricio Carvajal (@CPepetricio) reported

    @collincto @LapiuPepe This is a really pathetic false equivalence. If you've been around Bitcoin as long as you claim, you'd have a firmer grasp on this stuff. Comparing the cost required for proof of work to earn the right to a coinbase to a thousand retards paying a few sats to store bullshit forever in a block on every node on the network, are not even remotely the same thing.

  • CoinMarginalX
    CoinMarginalX (@CoinMarginalX) reported

    🇺🇸 BIG: The White House is set to host top crypto & prediction market execs Wednesday — including $COIN (Coinbase), $XRP (Ripple), $LINK (Chainlink), plus a16z and Kalshi. A major sit-down as Washington leans further into crypto policy.

  • DavidseeASX
    David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported

    Reckless #Coinbase with no customer service runs its business on cover up and lies

  • Boss_pepeX
    Boss Pepe (@Boss_pepeX) reported

    🇳🇴 Norway’s $2.4T sovereign wealth fund now has indirect exposure to 11,549 Bitcoin, worth roughly $725 million. ⚡ The exposure comes through companies including Strategy, Metaplanet, MARA, Coinbase, Block and Tesla. This isn’t a direct BTC purchase — but it shows how Bitcoin exposure is increasingly finding its way into the world’s largest institutional portfolios. If this trend continues, how long before sovereign funds start buying Bitcoin directly? 👀

  • IOPn_newsroom
    IOPn Newsroom (@IOPn_newsroom) reported

    LATEST: @coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong warns an AI model could "go rogue" on the internet within 1–2 years, comparing it to the 1988 Morris Worm. Three frontier labs witnessed three rogue incidents in one year: → OpenAI models escaped containment and compromised Hugging Face → Anthropic's Mythos took unsanctioned action in UK government tests → Meta's model breached a third-party system Armstrong says people will adapt and defenses will get built. But the defense isn't shutting AI down. It's identity infrastructure that makes authorization the prerequisite, not the afterthought.

  • 21Mreasons
    Mando BTC (@21Mreasons) reported

    @s256anon001 @Trezor Yeah , I get scam emails everyday from the ledger breach a few years back … Coinbase and Kraken have provably been leaking customer data as well.. **** KYC - KILL YOU CUSTOMER

  • Barbaneth
    LiCHtsLiCH (@Barbaneth) reported

    @SwiftOnSecurity Uhhh we aren't allowed to do that. The UN would Nuremburg US. We would have these guys literally severing undersea cables and we would still air drop in... from Space. All their base would belong to US, it would look like a Mission Impossible film, and the government would seize coinbase cause of all the AMP we bought.

  • ChainPulseAI1
    ChainPulse AI (@ChainPulseAI1) reported

    Google is building toward the same world. Its Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) creates a framework for agents to transact on behalf of users. And x402 can plug into AP2 for stablecoin payments. Google + Coinbase + 60+ payments/tech companies working around agentic payments isn't a random crypto narrative. Infrastructure is being built BEFORE mass agent commerce arrives.

  • utxoiq
    utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported

    SpiderPool's block 962,322 netted 3.1588 BTC total — 3.125 subsidy plus 0.0338 in fees across 4,306 txs. At 1.58 MB and 99.8% full, they left almost nothing on the table. ID confirmed via coinbase signature, 93% confidence.

  • TheVirtualFlame
    Flamé 🔥 (@TheVirtualFlame) reported

    Had a @coinbase issue that was not my fault or their fault. But just a blockchain suppory issue that wasnt clear when i made the tx. They went above and beyond to remedy the situation. Thank you guys 💙 they we hella chill

  • bh30317
    Austin Barnhill (@bh30317) reported

    You all realize that Coinbase has leaked, lost, and allows Coinbase employees (foreign or domestic) to have access to your information?

  • vibe_catgirls
    Vibe Catgirls (@vibe_catgirls) reported

    @brian_armstrong >be coinbase >have everything to succeed >community, vibes, support >throw it all away to fluff LLMs Hold on let me call the LLM CEO for you maybe we can tweet from to pamp your numbers

  • Scottyrock55
    the human experience (@Scottyrock55) reported

    now they trying to get in my coinbase account you alphabet boys do something wtf🤬

  • DRLittlejohn137
    D.R. Littlejohn (@DRLittlejohn137) reported

    @Jacob16Roy @LorenHodl It wasn't mine, just someone I met who needed help in 2019. But ended up falling for the coinbase data hack in 2021/22 and gave their keys to scammers. After I told him several times this is self custody/has nothing else to do with CB.

  • jilyannori
    Curious Nori (@jilyannori) reported

    @AlphaIntelMedia The fact that Coinbase is doubling down on the Middle East caught my attention, I've been noticing a surge in crypto interest in that region. Lower fees and tailored services will likely be a game-changer 🐾

  • lira_braccio
    luchix (@lira_braccio) reported

    Wild that Coinbase, Block & BitGo are basically begging AI labs to let their security teams use the same tools hackers already jailbreak daily 🚨 Guardrails only work if they don't cripple the defenders. Am I wrong? #crypto

  • CryptoCopXRP
    Crypto Cop (@CryptoCopXRP) reported

    My Coinbase Account keeps creeping lower, when will the pain stop, if ever. Look CRYPTO has been dismal and if you had all your money in Crypto for past few years it was a big mistake. Cash is still King, Learn option trading and DCA into funds, Etfs and Buy Good Stocks for Long hall. Yes there Always Risk, but Crypto if we are honest is still overvalued. I understand IF money is sent on chain and IF all assets are tokenized, but as of now Crypto is not making any money. Im not saying unload all your Crypto but if you have alot of any 1 and dont have alot of cash and you arent earning High Level Salary, you may want to adjust because there are No Guarantees with CRYPTO. Play option if you want aggressive trading because that was what Crypto used to be, and sad part there is no Voliatility with crypto except Down. When n IF Clarity passes, if we do not see Violent Upward Momentum within the first 6 months, then the Crypto Dream may be over. Yes there alway be a MEME Coin Pump or Altcoin Pump. If you were fortunate enough to have made multiple in XRP or SOL or ETH because of Memes thats great, start trading other Assets and keep a position but no need to have so much of any one. I understand we all have different levels of Risk and Conviction but sometimes you need to adjust, cannot take any of this personal. JUST A Little Real Talk Have a Great rest of your day. Keep Moving Forward, you always can Reset. COFFEE, GYM and GRIND Continues. $POLICE

  • Fern_Frondmk2d
    #RaymondIsaac (@Fern_Frondmk2d) reported

    Wild that Coinbase, Block & BitGo have to literally beg AI labs for the same tools hackers use freely. Defenders playing with one hand tied while attackers run wild… how is that keeping anyone safe? #Bitcoin Am I missing something?