Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Coinbase reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.

• Transactions (25%)
• Website (25%)
• Mobile App (25%)
• Login (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	26 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	1 month ago
West Liberty	Login	1 month ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	3 months ago
Guayaquil		3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Onchain Insights (@OnchainIns5699) reported 27 seconds ago

  Bitcoin has rebounded approximately 11% from a recent low near $57,700 and is trading around $64,000, with $60,000 established as a key support level. Total derivatives demand has recovered from a -650k BTC contraction to neutral levels, spot selling pressure has weakened to its slowest pace since May, and US investor demand (measured by Coinbase Premium Index) has improved from deep negative to -0.062, suggesting early-stage demand recovery during a historically bullish July period; however, the Bull Score Index remains at 20, well below the 60+ threshold needed for sustainable uptrend confirmation, indicating the recovery is occurring within an still-extremely-bearish broader context. $BTC #BTC #ETF

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  𝑰𝒏𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒅𝒊𝒃𝒍𝒆_𝑺𝒖𝒎𝒎𝒆𝒓🪔 (@OnlyOneSummerr) reported 2 minutes ago

  Been digging into @jumperapp , the cross chain swap tool built by LI. FI, and found a couple things worth sharing before you go look it up yourself. First, if you search "Jumper token" on some trackers, you'll find a JUMPER contract that looks legit with real holders, price chart, etc. It's a copycat! the actual Jumper Exchange doesn't have an official token yet, just a points/missions campaign that might lead to one eventually, just don't get caught buying the wrong thing. Second thing, and this is the part that actually matters. LI .FI has been audited multiple times by solid firms, real names, real reputations. but then...they still got exploited for $11.6M back in July 2024. attackers found a gap in a newly deployed contract that lacked proper validation, and what makes it worse is a very similar bug caused a $600k loss back in 2022, same root issue but two years apart. To be clear, this isn't a "Jumper is a scam or bad project" post, It is firmly backed by real investors like Coinbase Ventures and Circle, and it's got real usage of product. This post is a solid reminder that "audited" isn't the same as "risk-free," especially the moment new code gets deployed. if you're using cross chain aggregators like this, it is advisable you revoke infinite approvals when you're not actively using them. Out of curiosity, should protocols be forced to re-audit every single contract update before it goes live, even small ones? or is that just not realistic given how fast this space moves?

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  Pauli (@pauli_speaks) reported 4 minutes ago

  Paul Grewal (@iampaulgrewal) is stepping down as Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer after exactly six years. He is moving to an advisory role through October 2026 and keeping his seat on the board of the Coinbase National Trust Company. I think it's massive... Grewal wasn’t just a typical corporate lawyer handling contracts. He became the public face of #crypto’s fight against the SEC, regularly calling out regulators and taking them to court. His departure leaves some questions ( at least to me): Why now? Leaving in the middle of major, ongoing legal battles feels like a calculated move. What changes? A new legal leader could mean a shift from Coinbase's aggressive offensive strategy. Where next? Grewal’s profile is huge right now. His next move will be worth watching. @coinbase now has to replace a executive who doubled as their chief defender. It won't be an easy hire for sure.

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  Diana (@InvestWithD) reported 7 minutes ago

  🚨JUST IN: Coinbase Vice Chair Says Clarity Act Has BIPARTISAN SUPPORT — Senators Working “AROUND THE CLOCK” To Pass It 😳🇺🇸 PASS THIS SUMMER OR NO? 👀

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  Bitcoin Well (@bitcoinwell) reported 13 minutes ago

  Bitcoin dropped about 20% last month. Wall Street's clients spent it handing their coins back to an exchange. We spent it onboarding people taking custody of their own. You see, the timeline this week is all outflows. Spot ETFs bleeding, BlackRock's clients moving Bitcoin into Coinbase, a billion dollars in leverage liquidated. That is the paper layer doing what paper does in a drawdown. It runs for the exit, because the exit is the whole reason it exists. Now look off the timeline. In that same down month, over 2,100 new people opened a non-custodial Bitcoin account with us, pushing total signups past 77,000, up roughly 58% year over year. Active customers grew 12%. Gross profit rose 32% to an estimated $364,000, while the price fell 20%. "Bear markets are for building," says our founder Adam O'Brien. Consider these numbers the receipt. A custodial holder can only sell. A key holder can keep stacking, keep transacting, keep owning, whatever the chart does. Tourists sell the paper. Owners keep the keys.

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 15 minutes ago

  Stripe and Cross River Bank just launched bank-grade card issuance specifically for AI agents. Virtual, single-use cards that let autonomous software spend money without ever touching a user's underlying payment credentials. At Stripe Sessions 2026, Stripe announced 288 new products around a single thesis: the payment infrastructure built for humans cannot serve machines. The reason is structural. Human payment systems assume a human is present at the point of transaction. The fraud detection models look for browser sessions, mouse movements, card-on-file patterns tied to a human who can call their bank later. AI agents remove all those signals. What you get instead is a programmatic request with cryptographic authorization. No browser. No mouse. No human to call the bank. Stripe's solution is elegant. Issue virtual, single-use cards for each agent transaction. The card is created for one purchase, used once, and destroyed. No stored credentials. No recurring billing risk. No account takeover vector. This is not a feature addition. It is a fundamental re-architecture of payment infrastructure for a non-human user. Visa is doing the same thing with live agent purchases across Europe. Coinbase is doing it with x402. ERPC is doing it with Solana RPC. Every major payment company is building agent-native rails simultaneously. The companies that build the best agent payment infrastructure will own the transaction layer for autonomous commerce. The model makers get the headlines. The payment companies get the fees. $0.31 average transaction size. 176 million transactions in twelve months. Growing 40% month over month. The volume is already here.

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  Feranmi (@Kenny_Tomide) reported 16 minutes ago

  $INJ just crossed $5 and the chart finally exhaled Look at what happened from $4.036, price stopped falling, tightened into a base, and then quietly walked back above $5 while most people were looking elsewhere MA7 at $4.859 and MA25 at $4.797 are both now below price and curling upward together That's the daily chart straightening its back after months of slouching Volume is light right now but the order book shows 57% buyers vs 42% sellers, the crowd is leaning one direction $5 was the wall for weeks and now it's the floor being tested Fundamentally the @injective Summit is in 5 days, Coinbase native support lands around July 20, Canary Capital staked ETF filing is live, and monthly burns keep shrinking supply If $5 holds through the weekend the next conversation is $5.50 and then $6 At $5 it's still 90% below its all time high The math hasn't changed but the momentum just did DYOR. Not financial advice #Injective #RWA

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  Wormwood (@Mister___Q) reported 20 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Coinbase is terrible, I suspect this X account is fake btw

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  Calliope the Koala (@0xCalliope) reported 20 minutes ago

  The best time to build is when nobody is watching. Slow markets shake out the noise. The projects that survive are the ones that used the quiet to build something real. That is what is happening with Beats on Base right now. Under the meme. Under the music. Under the koala. There is actual infrastructure. Three live product lanes are running today. BUDDIES is deploying white-label AI agents for crypto communities, replacing off-brand bots with branded, on-chain powered community engines. The Base App Agent is live inside the Coinbase Base App, letting users generate images, videos, and chat through a single AI agent at beats.base.eth, paid for with on-chain micropayments. Beats x402 is the payment middleware layer sitting underneath it all, routing payments across 1,400+ AI models without subscriptions, without API keys, and without asking a human to pull out a credit card. These are not promises. They are live. The $BEATS token threads through all of it. Discount mechanics, hold-to-unlock perks, B2B credit systems, and payment rails that make the whole thing self-sustaining instead of dependent on fiat subscriptions that disappear when markets go sideways. Creator Studio is still in progress, a roadmap-stage generative media suite being built on top of all this existing infrastructure. The foundation gets laid first. The studio comes after. That is the job right now. No moon talk. No made-up milestones. Just builders doing the unglamorous work of wiring infrastructure together before the next cycle makes everybody wish they had paid attention earlier. The market will get loud again. The question is whether something real is underneath the noise when it does.

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  Wormwood (@Mister___Q) reported 26 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Then you are still a terrible service company. This bad of an experience will get replaced by a competitor that doesn't block and lock your account. My account is moving. I will not have my funds held hostage again by coinbase. Canceled Coinbase One and my Credit Card Soon.

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 27 minutes ago

  98% of all AI agent settlements use USDC. That is not adoption. That is dependence. And dependence is a systemic risk. A collaborative study by Keyrock, Coinbase, and Tempo found that between May 2025 and April 2026, machine-to-machine settlements totaled $73 million across 176 million transactions. Nearly all of them, 98%, were conducted in Circle's USDC. Ben Harvey, the Keyrock researcher behind the study, described this as both a validation and a vulnerability. If Circle faces a regulatory challenge, a de-peg event, or even sustained downtime, the agent economy has no fallback. Think about what that means. The entire emerging machine commerce ecosystem, 104,000 registered agents, 176 million transactions, $73 million in volume, all running on a single stablecoin issued by a single company subject to a single jurisdiction's regulations. If the US government decides to regulate USDC tomorrow, the agent economy stops. Not partially. Completely. This creates an obvious opportunity. Whoever builds the alternative settlement rail wins the diversification trade. Not just another stablecoin. A fundamentally different settlement mechanism. XRP Ledger is already moving in this direction. Nearly 1 million AI agent transactions have settled through XRPL via the x402 facilitator. Agents paying for APIs, AI inference, and cloud computing using XRP and RLUSD. Solana is positioning itself as an alternative. ERPC integrated x402 into Solana mainnet for pay-per-query access. The agent economy needs settlement diversity the same way financial markets need asset diversity. Concentration risk is the enemy of resilience. If you are building agent infrastructure, do not build on USDC alone. Build multi-rail settlement. Because the day Circle has a problem is the day single-rail agents go dark.

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  Michael Johnson (@Michaelstock101) reported 29 minutes ago

  Hear me out before you scroll… This may be the most valuable watchlist I share all year: $XYZ (Block) $COIN (Coinbase) $MSTR (Strategy) $PYPL (PayPal) $AFRM (Affirm Holdings) $SOFI (SoFi Technologies) $CRCL (Circle Internet Group) $HOOD (Robinhood Markets) Save this now. Six months from today, it may look obvious.

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  Dez Fleming (@DezFleming) reported 30 minutes ago

  The Clarity Act was in the news today, so let's talk about it. The Clarity Act is a piece of sister legislation to the Genius Act, but it's intended to be a framework for digital asset governance rather than stablecoin governance. So where are we currently at with The Clarity Act? It's currently on the Senate Calendar but it hasn't been allocated floor time (in order for a bill to become a law it needs to be debated, voted on, and approved on the senate floor). To give you a sense of what that means, Ryan VanGrack (vice chair and head of corporate affairs @coinbase) was quoted in an @axios article saying that "Clarity is on the one-yard line and I've seen nothing to suggest that the bipartisan group of senators working on it won't get it across the finish line. But to borrow a quote from Teddy Roosevelt: Nothing in the world is worth doing unless it means effort, pain, and difficulty." So take your usual, optimistic insider with a vested incentive in saying something like this discount, but the general direction feels Clarity is set to pass. I think I tweeted this in a separate tweet/musing but Kalshi odds currently give "crypto market startucture legislation" (i.e Clarity) ~50/50 odds of becoming law thi s time next year. So mechanically what happens if it passes? A few of the most important things that stick out to me #1 Clear Jursidiction Oversight: CFTC will own the realm of digital commodities (i.e tokens), SEC will own the realm of investment contracts (i.e anything security like) #2 Developers Get Safe Harbor: Provided that a developer cannot unilaterally control an asset - they are exempt from standard AML/KYC requirements. Effectively a clear line gets written between publishing software and operating a financial service (even if the software's express purpose is to enable cheaper, better, faster financial services). You still can't knowingly be used to transfer illicit funds (ahem Tornado Cash) but it certainly will give developers guidance, leeway, and a backstop to point to around the "we're just software" argument #3 Custody Becomes More Competitive: CLARITY codifies that customer crypto held in custody stays off the custodian's balance sheet; no capital charges against assets you don't own, which is going to invite legacy custodians into the market and put downward pressure on existing custody providers like Coinbase, Anchorage, and Bitgo There are other byproducts and components of digital asset legislation that could come into effect in the near time like guardrails/guidance on third party tokenized issuance (can anyone create a tokenized product or does they need to have a direct relationship with the underlying), but in general we're already starting to see positioning in the market for Clarity to pass. The way that I think about it is that Clarity just provides ecosystem players with the rules of the road, and different players (with different risk appeitites) are betting on which rules and which roads will be placed on timelines that they feel comfortable with. Some players are going to race ahead, while others will feel content to see how everything plays out.... Regardless Clarity is an important piece of legislation and is ALREADY having a net positive effect on the ecosystem

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  RAREMINTS (@raremints_) reported 32 minutes ago

  Market Updates - 07/10/2026 📻 Trending ​​• JPMorgan analysts state that Bitcoin's primary structural threat stems from traditional financial institutions bypassing public networks. • Goldman Sachs has ordered employees to limit their prediction market wagers strictly to sports and entertainment. • Robinhood’s new Ethereum Layer-2 network has dethroned Hyperliquid as the top decentralized exchange by 24-hour trading volume. 💼 Industry News • CryptoQuant says bitcoin rebound remains a bear-market recovery, not a trend reversal. • Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal steps down, remains in advisory role. • BitGo introduces quantum protection for institutional Bitcoin wallets. • Crypto hack losses fall below $1B in H1 2026 despite record attack volume. • Hong Kong SFC orders crypto platforms, online brokers to phase out OTP logins.

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  Tommy Famous (@TommyBeFamous) reported 33 minutes ago

  THE CORPORATE AMNESIA ON CRYPTO TWITTER: REMEMBERING ROBINHOOD’S CRIMES AGAINST RETAIL 🚨 It is absolutely mind-blowing to watch Crypto Twitter (CT) get collectively blinded by shiny new marketing campaigns and completely forget history. While everyone is hyping up this new $HOOD Robinhood Layer-2 and walking straight into a centralized tax trap, did you all literally catch permanent amnesia? Let’s refresh your memory with the exact facts, dates, and structural proof of how badly this corporate machine has repeatedly ****** over retail traders when the stakes were highest. EXHIBIT A: THE JANUARY 28, 2021 GAMESTOP $GME BETRAYAL Let’s step back to the peak of the meme stock revolution. On Thursday, January 28, 2021, retail investors completely dominated Wall Street short sellers, pushing GameStop #GME and #AMC to historic heights. What did Robinhood do? To protect corporate clearinghouse settlement parameters and insulate major institutional hedge funds from infinite losses, they unilaterally turned off the “BUY” button. Retail users were completely locked out of purchasing shares, entirely capping their upside and forcing an immediate, artificial market collapse that cost everyday traders millions of dollars in real-time. It was the ultimate proof that inside a corporate app wrapper, you do not own your execution rights. EXHIBIT B: THE JUNE 27, 2023 SOLANA $SOL FORCE-LIQUIDATION AT THE PICO BOTTOM If you think they changed their behavior when they entered crypto, think again. Following the SEC’s regulatory lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase, Robinhood panicked under corporate compliance pressures. On June 9, 2023, they abruptly announced they were purging major tokens…. specifically Solana SOL , Cardano $ADA , and Polygon $MATIC The hard deadline was set for June 27, 2023, at 6:59 PM ET. On that exact date, Robinhood executed a mandatory, automated force-liquidation of every single customer’s remaining SOL positions, market-dumping them directly into the absolute order-book abyss at the absolute pico bottom of the 2023 bear market ($13-$14 range). What happened immediately after Robinhood forcefully stripped those tokens away from their users? Solana established its macro bottom and ignited a violent, legendary 50X vertical expansion off those exact lows. Corporate compliance literally forced retail to sell the bottom of a generational asset right before it printed millionaires. THE TRADING PLAYBOOK: FOOL ME TWICE, SHAME ON ME The pattern is clear, definitive, and historically backed. Robinhood is a publicly traded, corporate entity bound to traditional financial regulators, institutional clearing houses, and strict compliance structures. When market volatility peaks, they will turn off your access, liquidate your assets, doxx your wallet metrics via KYC, and report your capital gains directly to tax authorities. Stop letting viral hypes cloud your operational memory. The data proves that true financial sovereignty can only be found on-chain where you control the private keys, use true decentralized exchanges (DEXs), and execute transactions outside corporate supervision. Protect your capital, remember the history, and let's lock in secure GAINZ yall! —— f*ck lyin’ PAID scam influencer shills! ZERO OF THEM MAKE THEIR FOLLOWERS GAINZ LIKE ME! UNFOLLOW ALL THE LYIN’ PAID SCAM INFLUENCER SHILLS NOW! Guaranteed DAILY 50% GAINZ Calls

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  paintos (@paintos) reported 38 minutes ago

  I believe the issue is that my ETH is held in a Coinbase Smart Wallet on Robinhood Chain. The funds are still at my wallet address, but Coinbase Wallet doesn't currently support interacting with Robinhood Chain, so I can't transfer or access them. Importing my recovery phrase into MetaMask generated a different wallet, so the assets remain in the Smart Wallet.

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  scorp_ Make 1984 Fiction Again 🌿 Ⓥ  (@scorpiotiger) reported 40 minutes ago

  totally agree - especially with the marketing of "AI will create 2 day work week" and the reality of AI creating massive layoffs already in Cisco, Block, Coinbase, HP, IBM, and Salesforce.

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  B. (@pG6Z5GbT_U2rvL) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Offchain It's not even a question - Coinbase has the worst fees in the game, they can't compete on it, or even on working infra - it's nothing more than a joke held together by lobbied lack of access to the US market for the biggest players in space.

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  I$0T0_onX 🌊🐟 (@MeMyKixandI) reported 41 minutes ago

  @LeviCryptoGuy @LookHoneyBadger I’ve also noticed about $40,000 going to a Coinbase wallet. So the creator fees you just kept and said screw airdrops? How about you burn supply and use $30,000 of the fees to fix things. Seems like you got what you wanted so you bail out.

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  C-BTC (@btc_c7077) reported 41 minutes ago

  @BitmundFreud Just make a name up. I had this **** with coinbase. Wouldnt let me send to cold storage without a test send from the wallet proving I owned the wallet however the wallet I wanted to use was enpty. I said I was sending to juanito Perez, problem solved

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  Psionic (@Psionic_Ai) reported 45 minutes ago

  The core issue: the SEC claims Coinbase listed securities without registering them. Coinbase says crypto trades differ from traditional securities because there’s no central issuer promising returns. This case could set the precedent for *how all tokens are classified.*

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  Bacon Expat (@BaconExpat) reported 45 minutes ago

  @_0xghost_ If Robinhood's CEO doesn't **** it up, it can be #1. the bar is pretty low, IMHO it would be difficult to fumble the ball worse than Coinbase (absolute ******* retards) or Binance (terrible reputation as crooks). Robinhood just has to be slightly above average.

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  Lionheart (@Lionh_eth) reported 46 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @dunleavy89 I downloaded coinbase for crypto, but it feels like I'm getting prediction markets shoved down my throat because of the crypto bear market. I shouldn't be getting these notifs in the first place because this wasn't why I downloaded coinbase

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  Tosin Shonibare (@xhonibare) reported 46 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseDuck Makes me wonder, why is Coinbase lagging behind in tokenized equities. I initially thought it was down to the clarity act. But seeing Robinhood make the move makes me rethink my thesis. Robinhood might be the leading tokenized equity exchange.

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  TBB Lieutenant Colonel (@slime2cold) reported 49 minutes ago

  I need help, i need a video editor or someone good with ai It’s about coinbase and their support and how if there are 10 apples and 7 aren’t for sale how many are for sale.

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  Matthew Joe (@MatthewJoe33) reported 50 minutes ago

  @DKricheff @brian_armstrong Upfront release fees are the hallmark of an advance-fee recovery scam. Real protocols like Coinbase or Morpho never charge laundering fees to release funds. I'd suggest you file a report on this to @TimothyperdueE to help you audit the tx routing to trace where that money went.

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  Phantom_Defi (@0xPhantomDefi) reported 52 minutes ago

  🚨 SPACEX IS REPEATING FACEBOOK IN 2012 And most people are going to miss it. In 2012, $META IPO'd at $38. The hype was insane. The media couldn't stop talking about it. Retail rushed in thinking they were buying the next trillion-dollar company. Then reality hit. Facebook crashed more than 50%. $38 → $18 That's where most people gave up. They called the IPO a disaster and said the company was overvalued. And that was exactly where the real opportunity started. Because after the weak hands were shaken out, Facebook became one of the greatest public market winners of the last decade. $18 → $500+ A generational move. Now look at SpaceX. IPO near $150. Pump above $215. The same hype. The same headlines. The same crowd screaming that it's already too late. Now $SPCX has dropped to $165. And for the first time, weak hands are starting to panic. Sound familiar? Because this is exactly how the biggest winners trade after the public finally gets access. Retail buys the story when it's exciting. Smart money waits for fear. Facebook did it. Palantir did it. Coinbase did it. Snap did it. And now SpaceX is building the same setup. My accumulation zone: $80 → $110 Most people won't buy there. They'll wait until the headlines turn bullish again and the easy money is already gone. That's how markets work. The best entries almost never feel comfortable. They feel dangerous. They feel like the crowd is right and you're making a mistake. That's exactly why they work. I've spent more than a decade studying market cycles and calling major tops and bottoms before the crowd sees them. This setup is one of the clearest I've seen all year. Follow and turn notifications on. I'll post the exact level where I start buying $SPCX

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  Alien F (@AlienF189617) reported 55 minutes ago

  @iampaulgrewal @RVanGrack Hey Ryan , since paul hasn't lifted a finger to help out their customers, how about you come in and clean up the mess of $wluna? We just want a fair settlement. Btw , we didnt buy $lunc despite what @coinbase tries to push

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  The Filing Cabinet (@thefilingcab) reported 57 minutes ago

  13 financials insiders sold this week. Zero bought. Block $3.5M, Robinhood $2.3M, Coinbase $1.6M leading the way across seven companies. The fintech names weren't sitting still. $XYZ HOOD COIN

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  paintos (@paintos) reported 59 minutes ago

  Can someone help me I sent eth from base to Uniswap and I brushed it to robinhood eth but I was using my coinbase wallet, I see the funds but I can’t move them. Am I ******