Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

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

• Transactions (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	25 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	28 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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  Kretch🐸 bip110 rebel (@kretchino) reported 5 minutes ago

  @crypto_padre The one use case:cash is what the white paper is all about. Proving there was no premine before launch with the news paper title inscribed in the unspendable coinbase tx dedicated field of the genesis block does not define an alternative use case. How can you be so thick?🤔

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  Akshay (@iiam_Akshay) reported 10 minutes ago

  🔥 LATEST: Coinbase is building out an AI-native payment layer for the agentic economy. AI agents can now discover services, access APIs and data, and autonomously pay for them using $USDC through Coinbase’s x402 infrastructure. No traditional checkout. No manual payment for every transaction. AI agents are becoming economic actors. 🤖💵 The machine economy is here.

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  codedLore (@NickLor04939359) reported 11 minutes ago

  @hodl2021 But it’ll most likely be trading above 10m in the coming weeks finding support there. I mean it’s support is back at 7m with better distro accords the board. Wallets w 0 sells are accumulating coinbase /binance funded hot wallets

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  Telbloggram (@Telbloggram) reported 12 minutes ago

  Deribit has obtained the VARA brokerage trading license and can now access the Coinbase Exchange market and liquidity Brian Armstrong posted on the X platform stating that Deribit has obtained the VARA brokerage trading license, enabling access to Coinbase Exchange's markets

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  Kyle Freeman (@StockEdgeKyle) reported 13 minutes ago

  Managing job site materials requires adapting to sudden changes just like the financial markets Target Stablecoin dominance shifts heavily toward USDC this month YES Coinbase removing DAI from layer two networks forces the move NO Traders prefer decentralized alternatives

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  🧡mR.BuLL🧡 (@zackdozes) reported 14 minutes ago

  When @binance @coinbase @kraken will support #digidollar #dgb? I hope it will happen.

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  Mr. Freeze (@Guillaume88745) reported 16 minutes ago

  @WilliamShortss @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase It doesn’t seem to be a problem for the dozen-plus platforms that allow BSV trading. Have you heard of any funds actually being confiscated? If there were a real risk, those platforms would simply stop allowing BSV to be traded.

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  𝓜𝓻𝓥𝓵 (@VladisChernov) reported 16 minutes ago

  @langtusg0308 @coinbase @a16zcrypto Direct access to top policy makers is positive, but actual legislation is what ultimately moves market fundamentals

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  Gains 🐂🀄️ (@MissionGains) reported 16 minutes ago

  Base fumbled hard on Coinbase Man Brian and seen how Robinhood is playing Cashcat so they decided to crime up a Basecat I think this time with the proper guidance and slow steps being done they can actually make this one work Cobie is laying down the signs now, lets see

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  Abdulrahman (@Aldahhas_) reported 17 minutes ago

  Bitcoin is still stuck around $63K, but the setup underneath is worth watching closely. 🟡 USDT Dominance: ~8.45% 🟡 BTC Dominance: ~58.6% 🔴 Coinbase Premium: ~-0.106 🟠 Open Interest: No major new confirmation 🟢 Funding: No signs of extreme leverage 🔴 ETF flows: -$56.2M in the latest session The biggest problem remains US spot demand. Coinbase Premium is still negative, while ETF flows remain weak. For the next 24–72H: 🟢 Bullish: 30% 🟡 Sideways: 41% 🔴 Bearish: 29% $62.5K remains the key support. A break below $62.5K alongside USDT.D >8.55% would increase the probability of $61K–$60K. For a real bullish confirmation, I want to see BTC reclaim $64K–$65K, Coinbase Premium turn positive, and USDT.D fall below 8.40%. For now: compression, not confirmation. $BTC #Bitcoin

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  Canton Catalyst (@Canton_Catalyst) reported 17 minutes ago

  The SEC has delayed its innovation exemption for tokenized securities again, and cancelled Friday's open meeting where the related offering rules were due to be considered. The reported reasons are worth separating, because they pull in different directions. The White House objection is about sequencing. Section 10505 of the Senate's CLARITY Act text covers tokenization of securities directly, and the committees' July summary says tokenized securities remain securities. Two tracks are writing the same rule, and one has stopped to avoid colliding with the other. Wall Street's objection is about substance. Firms including SIFMA have questioned the legal basis and the effect on existing market rules. A sticking point in earlier reporting was third-party tokens, meaning tokenized representations of a company's shares created without that company's knowledge. If those spread, dividends and shareholder votes get genuinely hard to administer. Markets read it as a setback. Bullish fell as much as 11.2% on Friday, Figure around 9%, Circle 4.8%, Coinbase 3%. Owen Lau at Clear Street called it a speed bump rather than a change of direction. Here is the part that matters if you watch institutional rails specifically. The exemption was aimed at making it easier to issue and trade tokenized securities in the US. It is not the mechanism DTCC used in July. DTCC moved under a no-action letter granted to DTC, an older and much narrower instrument, and it worked. A delay on one path is not a delay on all of them, and the gap between those two routes is where the next twelve months get decided. I hold $CC and $CNTN. Which route do you think produces a working tokenized equity market first, the exemption or the no-action letters?

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  Firefly808 (@Firefly_808) reported 17 minutes ago

  @xrpen15 @0xQuantic These soft, entitled one-button pansies are the ******* problem. They’ll mash buttons 200 times a minute in Call of Duty or Fortnite for eight hours straight, thumbs flying, no complaints… but the second a wallet asks them to approve a token and then confirm the actual stake, they melt down like spoiled toddlers. Cry harder, you fragile little tourists. What do they actually want? The Jetsons life where everything happens with one delicate finger press? They’re gonna get carpal tunnel from that single pathetic click while the rest of us are out here actually controlling our own money. Those “too many buttons” exist for a reason. Every approval and signature is a deliberate “I know what ******** I’m doing” checkpoint so they don’t blindly authorize some phishing contract to drain their entire bag. But these financially illiterate smooth-brains would rather risk getting rekt than think for five seconds. They’d rather hand the keys to Coinbase and cry when the next exchange locks withdrawals or gets hacked. I want MORE button presses. I love every single confirmation, every extra screen, every forced moment of awareness. It’s a beautiful filter that keeps the braindead, zero-patience, CEX-trained consumers ******** out of our bags. If 4-5 intentional presses is too much “work,” they were never cut out for this space. Let them stay on their training wheels, buy the top, and lose money the easy way. Real ones don’t need the process dumbed down to kindergarten level.

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  Mr. Freeze (@Guillaume88745) reported 19 minutes ago

  @WilliamShortss @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase If they’re just repeating news from third parties, do you think that if one of those third parties claimed something obviously impossible, like BTC can process a billion transactions per second on a Raspberry Pi, they would just publish it?

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  Inq (@inquixit) reported 19 minutes ago

  not showing just the pnl for this post, but also some messages i sent in a chat with my friends this is why i always journal, learn, and apply. after i fumbled brian the coinbase man and sold for a loss 10 hours before his pfp change, even when i had the most conviction for it, i journaled it down same day on pen and paper to engrave it into my mind and never make the mistake again, was very upset because i papered over $100k on it, i still made $20k on the tweet play because i blasted after the pfp change, but not sticking to my conviction is what bothered me the most for this trade i applied what i learned from the brian fumble, sent my thesis to my friends and explained how im going to trade it, and even when i was down over 70% on it like i was on brian i held so i dont make the same mistake and stuck to my conviction +$42k alhamdulillah

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  GPDog🐾 (@DigDugTrader) reported 22 minutes ago

  u need to fix that cat. Solana (traded on major platforms like Coinbase) is hovering around $75.40. Whether it is a "buy" depends on risk tolerance, as it sits right below a heavy technical resistance wall at $78–$78.50. Breaking $78 is possible given recent short-term moving average recoveries, but current sluggish on-chain volume makes a sustained push difficult without fresh demand catalysts.

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  HeSpeaks (@HeSpeaksNStuff) reported 27 minutes ago

  @MrHodl I think it could be done w/ SF with block trailers (like segwit)? New/extra rewards would be in it, not in canonical coinbase. > simply stay on the original chain. Regardless, this would be the way to resist. Run legacy, can't accept spends of "extra" rewards.

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  Rion (@RionTheG) reported 31 minutes ago

  “ Coinbase could **** up a ********* “ Im the first in my bloodline to read something like that.

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 32 minutes ago

  BITCOIN BARELY MOVED. STRATEGY $MSTR STILL FELL 4.1%: Bitcoin $BTC sits at $63,039, +0.12% over 24 hours. Ethereum $ETH is at $1,883, +0.42%. The stocks people buy for crypto exposure were not: Strategy $MSTR at $93.10 (Friday after hours), -$4.00 / -4.12% from Thursday's $97.10 close, and Coinbase $COIN at $148.88 (Friday after hours), -$5.02 / -3.26% from Thursday's $153.90 close. The plain fund hardly moved - iShares Bitcoin Trust $IBIT at $35.65 (Friday after hours), -$0.23 / -0.64%. A spot ETF just holds the coin itself, so it tracks the coin. A company does not. Down from their highs of the past year: $IBIT -50.4%, $COIN -63.0%, $MSTR -74.7%. One asset, three very different rides. Two dated items drove the week, neither about the coin. The Bank of Japan held its rate at 1% in a 6-3 vote and signaled faster increases ahead - expensive money worldwide hits speculative assets first. Then the Securities and Exchange Commission cancelled its own August 14 vote on Regulation Crypto, a proposal to let token projects raise up to $75M a year without full registration; the notice landed August 13. Strategy shows why a crypto stock is not the coin. The Tysons Corner, Virginia company's business is owning bitcoin - about 840,447 coins, worth roughly $53.0B today. The whole company is worth $35.8B in market value, the share price times every share. So the stock trades near 0.67x the bitcoin it holds: a $17B gap. That is not free money. Ahead of ordinary shareholders sit the company's debt and its preferred stock - a class of shares paid first - carrying about $1.5B a year in dividends, with the STRC series held at a 12% rate for August. To fund those payments, Strategy has sold 6,948 bitcoin so far in 2026. Count everything owed ahead of them and the discount largely disappears. Coinbase, the New York exchange where most Americans buy and sell coins, took its own hit: on August 7 a federal judge in Michigan let state enforcement proceed against its Kalshi sports event contracts, a revenue line it counted on. Neither is on any of the six Len5 watchlists. Momentum wants names already breaking out; both sit near 12-month lows, and a real breakout changes that. Quality-Value and Growth want profit at a sane price, and Coinbase has lost money over the past 12 months. Income wants cash returned to owners, and neither pays a dividend. Deep-Value and Special-Situations is the near miss - it hunts cheap or event-driven balance sheets, and Strategy at 0.67x its own coins looks the part until those obligations are counted; them shrinking, or the dividend covered by operating cash instead of coin sales, is the change to watch. Crypto is volatile and speculative, and a flat 24 hours says nothing about the next one. The figure worth sitting with is Strategy's own: the company built to buy bitcoin is selling bitcoin to pay the people standing in front of its shareholders.

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  Zack Finch (@Americangoldfin) reported 33 minutes ago

  @tulipking Everything Coinbase touches turns to ****. Echo website doesn’t even load since they bought it

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  Dev (@zkDragon) reported 37 minutes ago

  @zmanian @ShieldedFlow @sovright_ Also the baseline Zebra getblocktemplate is rather slow. If you did a shielded coinbase proof to Ironwood on Zebra, you would risk operating off of 2s+ stale templates. In Zakura, we: - Cache proving keys - Avoid rebuilding duplicate proofs - prove these txs over 2x faster

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  Mike Ess (@Mike_Ess_) reported 39 minutes ago

  I dont get it Basecat because it sounds like cashcat but its on base Wears a helmet and plays baseball? People casually throwing $100,000 on this because coinbase maybe lists it? Am I reading this correctly lol wut ********

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  Capy Research (@Capy_Research) reported 40 minutes ago

  Morpho vs Aave: who's actually winning institutional lending? Aave's institutional flagship has been live for a year and holds $251.31m. Morpho's deployment on Robinhood Chain is six weeks old and holds $403.52m. Both per DefiLlama, both as of today. @aave built the front door. Horizon is a permissioned market: whitelisted collateral from VanEck, Circle, Centrifuge, WisdomTree, institutions borrowing stablecoins against tokenized treasuries. TVL up 32.5% in 30 days, $111.49m borrowed. It works. It's just slow, because every counterparty is a legal onboarding before it is a deposit. @morpho took the back door. It doesn't onboard the institution. It becomes the ledger inside the institution's own app. Robinhood Earn went live July 1. USDG deposits, Steakhouse Financial curating the vault, Robinhood Chain settling, roughly 7% target. Coinbase ran the same play first. Nobody using either product ever types the word Morpho. Then the part nobody is pricing: - Morpho: $222.27m annualized fees, $0 protocol revenue. Fee switch off by design. - Aave: $849.95m annualized fees, $111.08m revenue, a real buyback behind it. - That buyback went from $9.41m in Q1 2026 to $732.1K in Q2. - And the credit judgment on Morpho isn't Morpho's. It's Steakhouse's, and every other curator holding the pen. $AAVE market cap sits at $1.338b. $MORPHO at $1.332b. Six million apart, on a $111m revenue gap. > One is winning distribution and keeping none of it. The other is monetizing and returning less of it every quarter. Aave lends its own book. Morpho rents its book to whoever already owns the users. Neither has won institutional lending yet, because the thing that decides it hasn't happened: the day Morpho turns the fee switch on.

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  Mr. Freeze (@Guillaume88745) reported 47 minutes ago

  @WilliamShortss @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase BTC mining farms are shutting down or switching to AI. When miners find a better business than mining BTC, that tells you where the money is going. BSV miners might think BSV will increase a lot in the future. Is there any proof of BSV miners switching to AI?

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  master shillfu (@shillfu) reported 48 minutes ago

  @cometcalls @coinbase coinbase working for its bags

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  Klaeytus (@Klaeytus) reported 49 minutes ago

  𝐁𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞: 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐀𝐩𝐩 For years, managing money meant juggling apps one to trade, one to send money home, one to invest, one to save. I assumed that was just how digital finance worked. Binance is betting it doesn't have to be. Binance moved beyond crypto trading to combine payments, investing, remittances, and wealth management into a single account. It's building toward a financial operating system, with $1B in stocks traded within 30 days, 21 million Pay merchants, and stablecoins powering emerging-market adoption beyond trading. 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝘀 𝗕𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗣𝗮𝘆 a payments network now supporting more than 20 million merchants worldwide, with cumulative volume surpassing $280 billion. 𝗯𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗰𝗸𝘀 Have access to over 7,000 US stocks and ETFs, with zero-commission trading, fractional shares from $5, and settlement in USDC, USDT, USD1, or BNB no bank account required. Execution and custody run through ADGM-regulated partner Nest Trading, with Alpaca handling custody. 𝗢𝗻-𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀 Pre-IPO Perps, listed stock tokens, and prediction markets, giving access to assets historically hard to reach through traditional markets. 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗲𝗰𝗼𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺 Binance has incubated fast-growing issuers like United Stable, whose token grew roughly 180x in 2026, past $1 billion. 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗮𝗽𝗽𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗲𝘃𝗼𝗹𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗴 The shift is from single-purpose tools to unified platforms. Coinbase described a nearly identical vision crypto, payments, and financial services on one platform and the race is on to become the financial home screen for the next generation of users. Traditional brokerages still require bank accounts and minimum deposits; stablecoin settlement removes most of that friction , which is why demand for broader offerings has been strongest in emerging markets, where banking and investment access is limited. Binance isn't just a place to trade anymore it's positioning itself as the account you never have to leave for money. Explore what a financial super app can actually do for you, and decide for yourself if this is the direction finance is heading. 𝑵𝒐𝒕 𝒇𝒊𝒏𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒊𝒂𝒍 𝒂𝒅𝒗𝒊𝒄𝒆. 𝑫𝒐 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒐𝒘𝒏 𝒓𝒆𝒔𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒄𝒉 #LearnWithBinance #BinanceAcademy #Binance

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  XWIN Japan and DeFi Asset Management (@xwinfinance) reported 51 minutes ago

  📊【XWIN CAPITAL INDEX｜August 17, 2026】 Overall Score: 38 / 100 ・80–100 = Strong Bullish Environment ・60–79 = Bullish Bias ・40–59 = Neutral / No Clear Direction ・20–39 = Bearish Bias ・0–19 = Strong Bearish Environment 7-Day Moving Average: 46.43 ↓ 14-Day Moving Average: 40.57 ↑ Direction: “Bearish Bias / Short-Term Deterioration, While Medium-Term Bottom-Building Remains Intact.” Brief Comment: Selling pressure itself is showing signs of cooling, but ETF outflows, weak U.S. spot demand, elevated Open Interest, and rising exchange reserves remain significant headwinds. A cautious stance is warranted until demand clearly recovers. ――――――――――――――――――― Market Summary ・The most important feature of the BTC market is that “selling pressure is beginning to weaken, but new demand has not yet returned sufficiently.” Bottom formation and weak demand are occurring simultaneously. ・U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $385 million in weekly net outflows, interrupting the strong inflow trend seen in previous weeks. The largest institutional capital channel has temporarily turned into a headwind. ・The Coinbase Premium Index has reportedly remained negative for approximately 102 consecutive days, indicating that U.S. spot BTC demand outside ETFs also remains weak. This is one of the most important negative factors in the current market. ・The 30-day change in Realized Cap is also around -0.3%. Even though BTC remains range-bound, actual new capital entering the Bitcoin market has not yet turned net positive. ・Meanwhile, Exchange Netflow fell sharply from +3,507 BTC on August 14 to approximately +29 BTC. New BTC inflows to exchanges have declined substantially, suggesting that short-term selling pressure is cooling. ・Wallets holding more than 100 BTC have accumulated approximately 54,000 BTC since mid-June. Mega Whale Concentration has also increased, indicating that large holders continue accumulating despite weak prices. ・Trading activity across BTC spot, futures, options, ETFs, and DAT-related equities has declined significantly month over month. Even with prices holding relatively steady, market participation is shrinking, contributing to weak upside demand. ・The current market is therefore not a capitulation phase. It is better described as a phase where selling pressure is declining, but demand recovery has not yet caught up. Over the next 2–4 weeks, ETF flows and U.S. spot demand will be critical. ――――――――――――――――――― On-Chain & Technical Trends ・BTC Exchange Netflow fell sharply from +3,507 BTC to approximately +29 BTC. Exchange inflows that could represent potential selling have cooled considerably. ・Funding Rates also declined from 0.0228 to 0.00465, normalizing excessive long positioning. Open Interest also fell temporarily from approximately $23.11 billion to $22.94 billion. ・However, on a broader timeframe, BTC Open Interest is reportedly near an eight-month high. The fact that leverage remains elevated while price stagnates should be treated as a liquidation risk rather than a bullish signal. ・The Exchange Net Flow Indicator stands at -0.77, with its 7-day average around -1.41. After adjusting for internal transfers, BTC withdrawals remain dominant across several exchanges, which is constructive from a medium-term supply perspective. ・At the same time, reserves at major exchanges have increased. Binance reportedly added approximately 9,600 BTC, Kraken around 5,200 BTC, and OKX around 2,100 BTC, increasing the amount of BTC potentially available for sale. ・The weekly average Binance Whale Inflow Ratio has reached approximately 0.65, reportedly a record high. Large holders are moving more BTC onto Binance, creating potential selling risk. However, special transfers related to incidents such as Coldcard may distort the data, so not all inflows should be interpreted as selling. ・Wallets holding more than 100 BTC have accumulated approximately 54,000 BTC. Whale accumulation is constructive, but the lack of corresponding price appreciation suggests that it has not yet been sufficient to overcome broader demand weakness. ・Risk-adjusted momentum has moved into negative territory. Accumulation alone should therefore not be treated as confirmation of a bullish reversal; Coinbase Premium, Realized Cap, and ETF flows must also improve. ――――――――――――――――――― Sentiment ・IBCI Daily, a Bitcoin market sentiment indicator, remains low at 4.76. Investor sentiment is still weak, with no confirmation of a broader bullish shift. ・USDT dominance has rebounded from the lower end of its range, suggesting that some capital may be temporarily rotating out of BTC and altcoins into stablecoins. Risk appetite therefore remains cautious. ・On the other hand, Bitcoin options positioning for the August 21 expiry has reportedly shifted from put-dominant to call-dominant. Derivatives markets are beginning to price some upside scenarios rather than focusing exclusively on downside risk. ・A new BTC Buy Wall has formed, while several Sell Walls remain overhead. Downside demand exists, but a meaningful reversal will require buyers to absorb significant overhead supply. ・The Kimchi Premium remains around neutral territory, while purchasing power in Asian markets is showing tentative signs of improvement. Regional demand is beginning to diverge from the persistently weak U.S. Coinbase Premium. ・Bitcoin has reportedly remained in a “Fire Sale” valuation zone for an unusually long period. However, undervaluation alone does not confirm a bottom; fresh capital inflows are still required. ・Security concerns involving wallets such as SafePal and Coldcard are also weighing on investor confidence in self-custody. ・Overall sentiment is better described as “bearish and cautious” rather than panicked. Investors are selling less aggressively, but aggressive risk-taking has not yet returned. ――――――――――――――――――― U.S. Traditional Markets ・Global long-term bond yields are around 4.2%, reportedly the highest level since 2008. Concerns over government debt and fiscal deficits are increasingly driving long-term yields independently of central-bank policy. ・The “Higher for Longer” narrative is again gaining attention in the U.S., with some market participants questioning whether any rate cuts will occur in 2026. Persistently high rates remain a headwind for liquidity-sensitive assets such as Bitcoin. ・Global equity funds have recorded inflows for 12 consecutive weeks. Approximately $18.62 billion flowed in during the week through August 12, suggesting that capital is not leaving markets entirely but is favoring equities over crypto. ・U.S. retail money-market fund balances have reached approximately $3.05 trillion, an all-time high. A large amount of capital remains parked in cash and short-duration instruments, potentially becoming a future source of risk-asset demand. ・Massive investment in AI, semiconductors, and data centers continues. In the competition for speculative and growth capital, AI-related assets currently remain more attractive than BTC. ・Fiscal concerns are also spreading across France, the U.K., Japan, Italy, and other major economies. Rising long-term yields are increasingly a global rather than purely U.S. issue. ・Japan’s CPI and Bank of Japan policy are also important. Stronger inflation could increase expectations for additional rate hikes, potentially driving yen appreciation and a carry-trade unwind that could spill over into global risk assets. ・FOMC minutes and U.S. crypto-policy developments are also approaching. The key issue is not the events themselves, but how U.S. yields, the dollar, ETF flows, and spot BTC demand actually respond. ――――――――――――――――――― Overall Assessment The XWIN CAPITAL INDEX stands at 38 / 100, down 9 points from the previous day’s 47, shifting from “Neutral / No Clear Direction” into a “Bearish Bias.” The 7-day moving average declined from 48.71 to 46.43, and the current score of 38 now sits clearly below it. Meanwhile, the 14-day moving average rose from 38.64 to 40.57, meaning the medium-term improvement from the extreme weakness seen in early August has not completely broken down. The most important issue is not an acceleration in selling pressure, but insufficient demand. Exchange Netflow and Funding have improved, and large-holder accumulation continues. However, ETF outflows, the Coinbase Premium remaining negative for roughly 102 days, shrinking Realized Cap, elevated Open Interest, and rising exchange reserves justify a defensive assessment for the next 2–4 weeks. Key Crypto Market Factors to Watch Today ・Whether the Coinbase Premium finally turns positive after its prolonged negative period ・Whether weekly U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF outflows stop and sustained net inflows return ・Whether exchange reserves stop rising and Netflow shifts clearly toward net outflows ・Whether elevated Open Interest can remain stable without renewed Funding Rate overheating ・Whether the approximately 54,000 BTC accumulated by large holders begins translating into stronger spot demand and price action

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  BEEZY (@BeezyScores) reported 54 minutes ago

  @RuneCrypto_ @base @baseapp told myself i wouldn't touch base after the coinbase man **** up but this is cobie + an actual cat meme. praying cobie does this right.

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  Cyborg (@0XCyborg_Web3) reported 57 minutes ago

  @mememe69696969 @baseapp @coinbase Even locking funds won’t fix a coin that needs this tweet

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  Marianell Cascio | Baseapp SSE (@Marianellcascio) reported 58 minutes ago

  Hello 👋🏻 @skye6688846993, you have options to connect with Coinbase assets recovery tool to recover your funds or send your complaints to Coinbase support in-app or send the Tx hash ID for further assistance.

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  Cryptopolitan (@CPOfficialtx) reported 58 minutes ago

  She bought 1 Bitcoin (bitcoin:native), at $500, and a SIM swap took it all. By the time she checked her Coinbase balance, it read zero. We sat down with Mark Kreitzman (GM at @efani) to break down how SIM swaps actually work, and why crypto holders are the highest-value targets in the game. 🧵 Full episode in comments. This clip is 50 seconds... It'll stay with you longer.