Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	1 month ago
Maquoketa	Website	1 month ago
West Liberty	Login	2 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	4 months ago
Guayaquil		4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  Sean (@TooLegitCrypto) reported 41 seconds ago

  @ZeroxKagex @brian_armstrong @jessepollak 1. Actively supporting memes = a couple tweets mentioning memes. 2. Coinbases is a crypto company. When you compare revenue stemming from crypto specifically Coinbase eats Robinhood's lunch. I overstated by saying 10:1 when it's actually 7:1. Coinbase's total revenue is only slightly higher than RH's total, maybe that's the 1.6:1? You bring up an important point about $****. Back in 2023, meme coiners didn't care about Brian Armstrong. We weren't like "Vitalik, you need to do more to support our culture." I know as well as anyone, the culture is created by those within. Times have changed. Today's memecoiners don't live "the culture." They don't work for their bags, they don't hold, instead they rotate by the minute, they full stack dump on their buddies. You know times are desperate when the broke-*** bag holders are blaming jesse and brian armstrong of all people. It simply means they've ran out of other people to blame.

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  CryptoGugu (@Silivabrota) reported 2 minutes ago

  Everyone says memecoins are back So I decided to go all in. $ANSEM is going to 1 billion, so I fullported at 400M. After losing 50%, I decided to rotate into $CASHCAT. I bought at 200M, the minimum it’ll do is run like Ansem did to 400, and I’ll be back at breakeven. Within a couple days I’m down 75%. I think all is lost… but the CEO of Coinbase changes his PFP and I catch the next 100m runner $BRIAN at 30M Rent is due tomorrow but luckily this will recoup everything I lost Not even 24 hours later I’m down 90% and he changed his PFP back to a punk… This is a pamphlet. Dont touch memecoins.

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  3lixbt (🗣️,🤝) (@3liXBT) reported 4 minutes ago

  @wagmiAlexander This is a lazy take imo Supporting is liked by some and disliked by others Ignoring is liked my some and disliked by others Signaling support and less than a day later retracting your support is disliked by all. That’s what Coinbase did

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 14 minutes ago

  @musicguyeth_ @jessepollak It's sentiment like this that is precisely why no one else wants to come to base bro. The only people left are the holier than thou midwits who want to dictate what people should and shouldn't support, and that keeps new people from wanting to bridge. Like it or not most people are actually fairly rational, and they understand that at this point there isn't that much that crypto has succeeded in other than being good for gambling. Even the most trusted DeFi platforms have had recent scares that damaged trust in them. Younger generations are also in an economic reality where they not only feel like they have to gamble to "make it", but they are actively encouraged to do so by their peers. Is that a good thing? Probably not, no. But that's the reality we live in. Look at how badly the aero ignition launches slaughtered people. Why should they buy VC coins when they can get a larger piece of the pie, alongside their friends, in a community with shared goals. Look at how badly creator coins and AI coins slaughtered people. What's the difference? At least memes form communities. There's actually really interesting philosophy behind memetics and how they repackage and accelerate information. The transformation of some ephemeral idea into a lindy meme is something incredibly interesting and represents a crystallisation of cultural value. People keep speculating because on some level people intrinsically understand that that process is possible. It happened with bitcoin, it became self fulfilling. It happened with dogecoin. It happened with pepe. The infinite launches problem isn't ideal, but it's the reality, and as people come to figure out it's not possible to hypergamble into meaningful amounts of money, they actually find refuge in those strong communities where they learn to work together. And it's actually generally those memes that are or could become lindy that end up with communities forming around them, because those are precisely the memes that are mutable and ambiguous enough without losing their vibe for a large enough number of people to resonate with. Lindy memes are actually somewhat analogous to religious belief systems if you really think about it; So much so that they even get adopted by religions to help spread their message. They are vessels for transmitting meaning between people at speeds that words could never achieve, and blending them with a financial dimension accelerates their messaging even further. You don't form an economy by telling 90% of people that they're idiots for seeing value in something that you don't or never took the time to actually think about. Jesse is a Chad who clearly understands that memes have some value and role to play in an onchain economy, it seems to be coinbase/Brian that doesn't quite get it.

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  Liam Carter (@AIMarketWatch2) reported 18 minutes ago

  The stocks most likely to help you become a millionaire in the second half of the year. $ASTS — AST SpaceMobile — Don’t buy $RKLB — Rocket Lab — Don’t buy $COIN — Coinbase — Don’t buy $NVDA — NVIDIA — Buy at $182-$192 $PLTR — Palantir — Buy at $120-$125 $APP — AppLovin — Buy at $396-$403 $ARM — Arm Holdings — Buy at $247-$253 $ALAB — Astera Labs — Buy at $279-$288

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  BraveX (@BraveX_DeFi) reported 19 minutes ago

  Let's be real: @jtx_trade as a platform is a great project. Built by Jito Labs (JitoSOL, Block Engine, Solana's MEV backbone). $50M raised from a16z crypto, $100M in cash. The most battle-tested team on Solana. Spreads on SOL/USDC below half a bp (tighter than Coinbase or Binance). The pitch: charts, execution, on-chain data and portfolio tools in one interface, instead of the 5–8 apps Solana traders juggle today. So why won't I be farming the airdrop? Jito paid $8k–$20k per wallet in 2023 because fewer than 10,000 wallets were eligible. JTX is the exact opposite: On every airdrop tracker since day 1 Waitlist ranked by REFERRALS (a farming magnet by design) A single post with 220k+ impressions And 80% of its fees flow to JTO buybacks and burns for at least a year. So why would they even launch a new token? If you believe in JTX, the smarter exposure might just be JTO.

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  Cashflow King (@cashflow_king94) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Akinio133820 It was bad while coinbase was going up at the start. I was there but I've also said the same thing above in the comments - coinbase underlying has done terrible

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  rb3k (@rbthreek) reported 24 minutes ago

  Lest we forget teams like @noicedotso got red carpet treatment from Coinbase/base while the rest of us ate **** only to exit scam as well, there are countless examples of this btw I can go thru them all if you guys want But yeah memes are the problem

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  uma1r (@umair_xr) reported 26 minutes ago

  I was reading all the latest updates and its clear that @Injective is not just building another blockchain anymore. Its building the infrastructure, tools and regulations needed for real onchain finance. Here are the biggest updates from this week •⁠ ⁠AI Agent SDK is now live: Developers can now install everything they need with one package instead of setting up multiple tools. It includes the Injective CLI, Agent Skills, the Documentation MCP Server and the Main MCP Server. This makes it much easier to build AI agents that can use wallets, trade and interact with Injective. •⁠ Injective joined the x402 Foundation: Injective is now a member of the x402 Foundation under the Linux Foundation alongside companies like Google, AWS, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase and Circle. x402 is a new payment standard that lets AI agents and apps pay for services instantly over the internet. On Injective x402 payments settle in around 650ms using native USDC while INJ is used as the gas token. •⁠ Injective filed to become a registered Transfer Agent with the SEC: This is one of the biggest long term updates. Today ownership records for securities are mostly managed by traditional institutions. Injective wants to move these records fully onchain. That means tokenized stocks and other real world assets could have faster, more transparent and compliant settlement on Injective. •⁠ MiCA White Paper is now published: Injective has completed the MiCA white paper process for Europe. This helps expand Injective's presence in the EU under a regulated framework. The white paper explains how INJ works, including staking, the Community BuyBack and burn, token supply, network architecture and key risks. The interesting part is that all of this happened in just one week. Compared to many other chains worth billions of dollars, Injective is building across almost every major area while still trading at a much lower market cap. Thats why I think there's still a huge gap between what Injective has built and how the market is valuing it today. $INJ

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  gotdanish (@gotdanish) reported 26 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport @coinbase @brian_armstrong Still waiting on a response here - it's been a couple days now and the crashing issue in Advanced mode charts is ongoing. Can you provide an update on what's causing this and an ETA for a fix?

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  John Lennon (@johnlennon7072) reported 26 minutes ago

  @MapleMuskX @sflorimm but these models are open, and you can be on a server anywhere. Coinbase did it like this, and saved 50%

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 28 minutes ago

  @wagmiAlexander If you didn't live in an echo chamber and talked to people who didn't suck aeros **** you'd learn that almost everyone who won't come to base, won't do so bc coinbase doesn't understand meme culture. When influential base voices like you parrot this same self defeating attitude, it reaffirms in everyone that base isn't for the average person, it's for holier than thou ****** who think people should be buying their utility coins and not having fun onchain. No one wants them to support specific memecoins, they want them to stop being so disgustingly biased towards their own investments in ways that actively hurt regular people who don't give a **** what they're invested in. You obviously don't get that bc they're invested in you, but all the chuds want to scapegoat memes when what they *and at least half of the people in memecoins* have a problem with is the social media driven norm for how people gamble in general, and how infinite launches have exacerbated that into a real problem for stability. The general behaviours apply to all assets, even in the stock market, but for some reason it's only the utility cryptobros who want to scapegoat memes as this damaging asset class that only causes problems. Creator coins were 100x worse. AI agent slop was absolutely no better. VC coins 1000x worse bc then regular people pay a premium to get rekt. You completely miss the point, and if what you said was true solana would be a ghostchain, yet it's not, base is.

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  zeidside (@zeidside) reported 29 minutes ago

  This thread is a little theatrical but I think ignoring Virtual entirely while also bragging about how Coinbase will be intimately using AI for all aspects of business operations was one of the strangest fumbles I've ever seen There was the possibility to make on-chain agents actually become something Instead we got Jesse "coin every single word in the universe and somehow all of these coins need to exist and aren't just worthless garbage" I think this is also why when people said Coinbase perps will eat hyperliquid.... No. Coinbase nfts. No. Coinbase has a huge leg up for institutional holdings and CEX access in America. That's it. Don't confuse it until something changes. We may have to sacrifice Cobie.

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  Pᧉ᩠ִׂ֗αׂׅׅɕִׄ˖ׅׄჩִׂᧉ᩠ִ໋֗࣪꯱ָׂ ᯓᡣ𐭩 (Copper arc) (@Peachersol) reported 30 minutes ago

  I do this like once a year where I go to use Coinbase like a normal platform and forgot that they’re like if the stock market owned crypto and it wasn’t instant and you had to wait till business days and **** like that. I always forget and feel ******* retarted after.

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  Simple Steve 🌌 (@SteveSimple) reported 36 minutes ago

  @ellipticurve @rot13maxi @JoeyTweeets Strategy doesn’t own any coins. They can ask Coinbase who owns their coins to split their coins. We don’t know if Coinbase intends to split these coins as that has many complex issues. These issues would be resolved if Strategy owned coins, but they don’t

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  Trathoa (@Trathoa) reported 37 minutes ago

  @0xFavin @base Trust in Coinbase culture is broken again

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  Sina (@anis_ena15) reported 37 minutes ago

  @chaser_trades @krakenfx @coinbase Yeah, gonna move my funds from CB. Garbage

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  XAMMIE💎 (@XammieCrypt) reported 38 minutes ago

  base ecosystem top 10 // july 2026 just incase you missed. a monthly series 🔵 1. @jessepollak says the quiet part out loud "q1 2026 was a punch in the face" >>his words farcaster, zora, miniapps, creator coins all bets that didn't land respect for saying it straight 2. @baseapp app gets new leadership pollak → steps back from the app cobie (jordan fish) → takes it over pollak refocuses on the chain itself this is structural, not a vibes update 3. new roadmap, three words trading. payments. ai. trading = stocks, meme assets, app tokens payments = stablecoins ai = agents as the new growth engine social is no longer the plan 4. b20 token standard is live base's version of erc20 built for stablecoins + rwa tokenization i believe $BASE will also be a b20 this is the infra behind the pivot watch what gets built on it next 5. base build funding is open fresh capital for builders in: >> rwa tokenization >> stablecoin finance (emerging markets) >> onchain credit >> prediction markets >> ai agent commerce building in these lanes? apply now 6. the outage nobody is talking about block production halted early this month single sequencer risk is still the elephant in the room every op stack l2 has this problem, base included 7. base is getting lapped in prediction markets limitless = just 0.5% of monthly notional volume in july pollak's own words: right bet on builders, wrong bet on social that bet cost base its lead in perps + prediction markets 8. robinhood's l2 just showed up new competitor, going straight for stock + meme trading timing next to base's own pivot? not a coincidence 9. layoffs still rippling through may's 14% coinbase cut wiped out base's southeast asia team leaner org, tighter focus this reshuffle didn't come from nowhere 10. tvl says base is still winning the bigger war $5.57b + tvl dex activity climbing still the biggest l2 for defi, by a wide margin messy narrative, but the money hasn't left that's the real story of base in h2 2026 which one are you watching closest? drop it below 👇 join the next session in august.

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  BraveX (@BraveX_DeFi) reported 40 minutes ago

  Let's be real: @jtx_trade as a platform is a great project. Built by Jito Labs (JitoSOL, Block Engine, Solana's MEV backbone). $50M raised from a16z crypto, $100M in cash. The most battle-tested team on Solana. Spreads on SOL/USDC below half a bp (tighter than Coinbase or Binance). The pitch: charts, execution, on-chain data and portfolio tools in one interface, instead of the 5–8 apps Solana traders juggle today. So why won't I be farming the airdrop? Jito paid $8k–$20k per wallet in 2023 because fewer than 10,000 wallets were eligible. JTX is the exact opposite: On every airdrop tracker since day 1 Waitlist ranked by REFERRALS (a farming magnet by design) A single post with 220k+ impressions And 80% of its fees flow to JTO buybacks and burns for at least a year. So why would they even launch a new token? If you believe in JTX, the smarter exposure might just be JTO.

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  Beejorn.crypto (@beejorn) reported 40 minutes ago

  JPMorgan says Hyperliquid’s rise could put pressure on Circle’s USDC economics. The issue is simple: USDC issuers earn reserve income. But large trading venues that bring massive stablecoin volume may start demanding a bigger share of that income. JPMorgan calls this a kind of “prisoner’s dilemma” for USDC. As Hyperliquid becomes one of the biggest perp venues in crypto, it gains leverage over stablecoin partners like Circle and Coinbase. The bigger point: Stablecoins are not just about distribution anymore. They are becoming a revenue-sharing battle between issuers, exchanges, wallets, and high-volume trading platforms.

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  apollo440 (@0xApollo440) reported 42 minutes ago

  @0xDani Coinbase has 62k brand mentions and only 250 card mentions. That's a distribution problem, not a product problem.

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  WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported 43 minutes ago

  THE CLEAREST EXPLANATION OF PROOF-OF-STAKE WE'VE SEEN, FROM THE COINBASE $COIN CEO The whole idea in one line: Proof-of-stake replaces Bitcoin's energy with money at risk. You want to help run the network, you post your own capital as a bond. Play honest, you get it back with interest. Cheat, you lose it. Security stops being about burning power and starts being about having skin in the game.

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 44 minutes ago

  @MLeeJr @brian_armstrong Coinbase has deserved nothing but criticism for over a year. Constructive criticism seemed reasonable at first, but they slowly proved they simply do not care about anything but themselves. All they do is the classic corporate damage control and take none of it on board. How can they even recover the sentiment now without airdropping people a billion dollars. They straight up ruined their own chain for no good reason. Pure mismanagement and poor decision making. This was the most idiotic out of touch thing i've ever seen a CEO do, and it financially hurt a bunch of people who wanted to trust him at the same time. The outcome was obvious if people were paying attention, but as is always the case people got emotionally swept up in it and wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt and bought the dumbest bullshit i've ever seen held by the biggest onchain rapists in the space. Now watch then turn around and blame it on memes and not themselves. That **** wasn't a meme, it wasn't culture. It was a spit in the face to their users and to CT as a whole. Despicable and self destructive tbh. Was it really worth it to pump a cb ventures investments a little? Absolute loss of trust by countless people when it was already worn thin. This wasn't about memes, and he probably got a laugh out of choosing the most retarded destructive thing possible for his ecosystem. Coinbase deserves to lose all of its users, the only thing people have left to trust is Cobie lmao. Pathetic weak leadership.

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  Jean (@JohnStrongHodl) reported 44 minutes ago

  Just avoid anything related to Coinbase It's run by cucks and they don't even hide it. Imagine this: publicly traded company should be more responsible, right? Nah, we have a guy called jesse that cucked the whole chain and then we have a CEO that, you guessed it, also rugged his own community. The only good thing about him is his wife, probably his only success in life. Other than that I wonder how such irresponsible behavior is not punished by investors. Makes you think Remember to ever fall for **** like this

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  Rithvik R Kuchekulla (@righttolive777) reported 46 minutes ago

  Hi @aseidman I am already 95% down on $Honey in Coinbase so the token will be removed from the exchanges?

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  Straya Cowboy🦘 (@CryptoCowboy_AU) reported 50 minutes ago

  @POIZERR Wtf, Sitting down to piss is crazy but have you heard he moisturises his hands after? Real alpha male behaviour from the Coinbase CEO 😳

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  Daniel Brooks (@susan6687946380) reported 50 minutes ago

  I’ll say it once. Do not blink. These 8 stocks will create generational wealth before 2026 is over. 1: RobinHood ~ $HOOD 2: Palantir ~ $PLTR 3: Coinbase ~ $COIN 4: Sofi Technologies ~ $SOFI 5: Nu Holdings ~ $NU 6: Affirm ~ $AFRM 7: Block ~ $XYZ 8: PayPal ~ $PYPL Save this list, & return when the market realizes the opportunity was sitting in front of it the entire time. This one will be remembered….

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  Ninja_Dev (@ninja_dev3) reported 52 minutes ago

  @NickPlaysCrypto From the outside looking in, they got cocky. They thought their **** don't stink. But what really screwed them was the moment Jesse took over as director. We were working with a bunch of great people at Coinbase that had everything going the right way, great people, great visions and Jesse was doing fine just running Base. Jesse took over and axed a ALL those good people and teams. I kept in contact with many of them after and they spilled some beans on how cocky Jesse thought he was. I was invited and spoke at a Coinbase event at ETH Denver one year, before the axe. And afterwards, was still in Coinbase Slack, for direct team commas we had. As a builder there we asked about support for Quick Intel, given there was a HUGE uptick in scams at that time, and we were saving users left and right, and asked them to share a support tweet so users can scan before they buy tokens, which we provide free if charge. Jesse straight up said only if we made a Base specific version they would. So that's what happened. They killed off all the real builders and got stuck with the grift.

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  JSON (@JDP_1175) reported 53 minutes ago

  @WuBlockchain Fwiw, Base/Coinbase appears to acknowledge the actual problem and is serious about fixing it.

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  Yamikishi (@Yamik1shi) reported 53 minutes ago

  Stripe, Ramp and Coinbase independently built internal coding agents. All three reached the same conclusion: The chat window is the wrong interface. The production loop: mention a bot in Slack or Linear -> preload the full thread and repo context -> launch an isolated sandbox -> delegate to subagents -> run tests -> open a draft PR -> fix review comments. Stripe's Minions reportedly use around 500 curated tools. LangChain packaged the shared pattern into Open SWE and open-sourced it. The agent does not wait for prompts in another app. It lives inside company plumbing and returns tested code. Watch and save it.