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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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August 25: Problems at Coinbase

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

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Paris Withdrawals 1 month ago
Le Taillan-Médoc Transactions 1 month ago
Leipzig Transactions 2 months ago
Maquoketa Website 3 months ago
West Liberty Login 3 months ago
Houston Mobile App 4 months ago
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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  • LitecoinRicky
    Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported

    @coinbase @J0se Iv been begging for you to fix your lie filled Litecoin summary I even made a post and pointed out the biggest obvious lie in it and there hasn’t been any sense of urgency to make it right

  • Leodog121
    Leonard (@Leodog121) reported

    @s22ocg I have, the explanations themselves from the Coinbase Executive team are vague and they provide links to try to access my account, no one has provided any specific reason as to why access is restricted. The system outage in May causing Google-Authenticator issues is acknowledged.

  • chainrecap
    Chain Recap (@chainrecap) reported

    Coinbase Tokenized Stocks are now live on @base. AAPLc, NVDAc, METAc and GOOGLc are B20 tokens, each backed 1:1 by a real share in regulated custody. Available to eligible users outside the US, with DeFi support on Base.

  • VortarisIntel
    Vortaris Intelligence (@VortarisIntel) reported

    @coinbase Agreed. Tokenization won’t just change how assets trade, it could expand access, improve liquidity, and make global portfolios truly borderless.

  • lfgitsgotime
    TrenchWarrior (@lfgitsgotime) reported

    I disagree with $BASECAT sentiment around X. This is not as simple as some random crap listed at 6M and team disappears. They chose Basecat to revive the Base trenches. There are now only two outcomes as the listed it (and basically support it since day 1): (1) If price actions gets ugly Coinbase will need to step up. (2) They let it die. (2) Could damage Base so enormously that not even an airdrop might save them in the long-term. This is not "they listed another memecoin". They chose Basecat, so they better support it to ignite their chain. Vlad isn't joking around and RH is clearly eating Base's lunch. What's it gonna be @brian_armstrong? Another Brian shitshow that certainly will damage Base long-term, or are you guys at Coinbase gonna show that you got some *****?

  • _sur_aj
    suraj (@_sur_aj) reported

    @J0se @coinbase Coinbase has one of the worst customer experience ever dude. Hence I moved 7 figures off it to Robinhood.

  • XCava27
    Cava (@XCava27) reported

    @brian_armstrong Hi, I use Coinbase for all my crypto needs I accidentally sent funds to the wrong address. Live support won’t over a recovery process and they are saying there’s no way of getting it back unless I contact the person I sent the crypto to. I don’t know who I sentto

  • Iliyasubigman27
    Iliyasu | OG | | Ambassador | InterLink (@Iliyasubigman27) reported

    @Vyx_Crypto InterLink is working toward bringing ITL to leading exchanges, with Binance, OKX and Coinbase among the targets. 👀👀 i have try

  • RealFinOfficial
    Real (@RealFinOfficial) reported

    @coinbase The biggest upgrades in finance happen when access, settlement, and infrastructure evolve together. Tokenization brings all three onchain.

  • 0xJeff
    0xJeff (@0xJeff) reported

    Are merchants losing money via x402? x402 just had one of the most amazing weeks in a while > # of txns hit 1M-1.5M/day for the first time since ever > Volume is also up by ~2x compared to July & June Considering the massive pace at which # of txns grow, average x402 txn size hit the lowest point of $0.023 - $0.031 per txn. Now, every x402 txn must be validated & broadcasted to the blockchain which can be done using your own self-hosted infra or via third-party facilitator. BUT.... Most opt for third-party facilitator. Most popular ones are Coinbase CDP on Base and PayAI on Solana. Both charge $0.001 per settlement with 1,000 and 10,000 free settlements per month, respectively. So.... $0.001 = ~32% - 43% of the avg x402 txn size (The cost is 32% - 43% of GMV!!!) If a merchant is expecting to sell a service cheaply in millions of microtransactions, the merchant has to really think long and hard about the pricing. One thing I don't quite grasp yet is x402 batching — it went live earlier in May. Batching batches 1,000s of txns into 1 txn and settle for $0.001 per batch which would effectively eliminate 90-99% of the cost. But most (if not all) of the x402 transactions are currently "exact" which is 1 txn = 1 settlement. Why is batching not adopted when it can save money? Does the client tooling not support batching? Is it the counter-party risk or the accounting hassle people are worried about?

  • TO11702329
    T M (@TO11702329) reported

    LINK — Chainlink 🚨 INSTITUTIONAL CERTAINTY FLASH ALERT. Achievable / Strong Mania / Tail Singularity: 2.5× / 8× / 15× | Timeline: 9–36 months Why: August 24: Coinbase⁠ selected Chainlink as the official oracle infrastructure for its newly launched tokenized U.S. stocks on Base. AAPLc, NVDAc, METAc and GOOGLc are 1:1-backed securities and Chainlink pricing makes them usable as collateral across DeFi—not merely tradable wrappers. Why #2: Token capture now passes the institutional-value test: Chainlink converts onchain service fees and offchain enterprise revenue into LINK for the Chainlink Reserve. LINK has deep executable liquidity (~$500M+ daily), but is already +23% in seven days, so the fresh catalyst qualifies while entry timing does not justify chasing. Primary residual risk: At roughly $8.6B market cap, adoption must become substantial recurring revenue/Reserve accumulation for today's infrastructure dominance to translate into comparable LINK appreciation. � MetaMask Invalidation / exit trigger: Downgrade if tokenized-equity/RWA usage expands materially while Chainlink enterprise/onchain revenue and resulting LINK Reserve accumulation fail to scale with it.

  • CryptoReviewing
    CryptoReviewing (@CryptoReviewing) reported

    This is getting seriously interesting. $BTC pumped from $75,500 to $81,200 this morning liquidating $793M in the past 24 hours! But here’s the important part: Yesterday, I said that a clean break above $80,000 would favour continuation higher. That’s exactly what happened. Bitcoin broke straight through $80,000 and pushed towards $81,200 before cooling off. The Bullish structure is still playing out exactly as I wanted, but $80,000 now needs to start acting as support rather than resistance for further upside. Bitcoin now has roughly $2B liquidity above between $81,000 - $83,000 and $4.9B below between $73,000 - $78,500. This means that once again the bigger HTF liquidity imbalance below just got bigger, so a deeper pullback remains the main risk if momentum starts weakening. On the LTF, the largest liquidity magnets sit at $77,700 below and $81,200 - $81,900 above. This means Bitcoin will likely sweep these levels today. Whales have rebuilt large sell walls around $81,500 - $83,000 while some insanely large bids are now stacking from $74,500 - $78,500 below. This means smart money views the $74,500 - $78,500 zone as maximum value for accumulation and the zone up to $83,000 as the perfect sell/short zone. Meanwhile, OI has cooled from the recent spike, spot volume remains very strong, futures buying has improved and Coinbase Premium is much healthier than it was last week. This effectively means leverage has cooled down slightly while spot demand is still supporting the move higher - exactly what you'd want to see after such a huge pump. So to make things simple for you: - $80K reclaim was Bullish - $77.7K and $81.2K are now the two LTF magnets - $81K - $83K is the next upside liquidity zone - $4.9B below keeps $73K - $78.5K as the bigger HTF risk I’ll post any changes to my positioning and the key levels I’m watching in the free Telegram (link in bio).

  • fuckyoumoneytr1
    FuckYouMoney.ETH (@fuckyoumoneytr1) reported

    @NecoKronos What about all the scamwicks on binance and coinbase exchanges? Expecting them to get filled? All the way down to 67k

  • MultiCoinCharts
    MultiCoinCharts (@MultiCoinCharts) reported

    @GijsDrinktBier @AllenGrove15 We used it for GDAX trading wayy back in the day. GDAX was the exchange that is now Coinbase. TabTrader never updated the API and left it in a broken state for years. For us trading is a priority

  • StaniKulechov
    Stani (@StaniKulechov) reported

    Coinbase Tokenized Stocks is part of Aave’s broader thesis to rebuild securities finance onchain, powered by Aave V4. Onchain finance can provide better access, lower costs, and greater programmability for securities.

  • Brown_Thunder76
    Brown Thunder (@Brown_Thunder76) reported

    One more thing on ATLAS that I want to clarify. ATLAS is basically the backend for global markets, handling trading, clearing, settlement and risk. The important part is ATLAS isn’t being built for just one exchange. The announcement specifically talks about trading venues, market creators and market makers. Multiple exchanges and venues can sit on top of ATLAS and use the same backend infrastructure. That makes Ty’s comment today pretty important: “Excited to work alongside ATLAS!” So we now know Keeta is working alongside ATLAS in some capacity. We don’t know exactly what that means yet, but the most obvious answer seems to be the stablecoins. Keeta and LayerZero are already working together on multiple currencies of tokenized commercial bank money. Now look at how many exchanges and venues are moving toward tokenized or 24/7 markets: NYSE is building a new 24/7 tokenized securities venue. Nasdaq is working toward tokenized equities and expects its program to become operational in 2027. 24X has filed plans to support DTC-tokenized securities. Figure is already trading blockchain-native public equities through its ATS. tZERO and North Capital are building Agora to connect multiple tokenized securities venues. Securitize, Jump and Jupiter have launched regulated onchain trading for tokenized equities. Deutsche Börse’s 360X is expanding tokenized stock and ETF trading. Bullish is building out 24/7 tokenized equity trading. Kraken is expanding xStocks and tokenized equities across markets and regulated venues. Coinbase recently established a tokenization hub in Abu Dhabi while continuing to expand its international markets. Binance has launched 24/7 tokenized securities trading. OKX has launched tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs. Backpack has launched 24/7 trading in U.S. equities internationally. London Stock Exchange is building LSE 24 for near-continuous trading, with products expected in 2027. And more. That’s a lot of exchanges and venues moving in the same general direction. There may not be one giant tokenized exchange that wins everything. We could end up with a whole network of exchanges and trading venues running 24/7 tokenized markets. ATLAS is being built so multiple venues can potentially use the same backend infrastructure. We have absolutely no idea which of these will ultimately use it. But there is one that really stands out. NYSE has already announced its 24/7 tokenized securities venue with stablecoin funding and instant settlement. We talked about that venue last week, and we know NYSE’s parent company, ICE, is already working with LayerZero on Zero. Could the NYSE venue eventually be one of the venues sitting on top of ATLAS? No idea. But if it does, you could potentially have NYSE as the venue, ATLAS handling the backend, Zero underneath it, DTC providing the tokenized securities, and Keeta working alongside ATLAS with tokenized commercial bank money potentially providing the money side. Still speculation. But can you imagine Keeta Stablecoins being the on and off ramps for commercial bank money across multiple exchanges using ATLAS? That could be a hell of a lot bigger than just one venue, and potentially bigger than anything most of us ever imagined Keeta doing. @KeetaNetwork $KTA @LayerZero_Core

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    for Bitwise's stock models, COIN has the closest link because Coinbase issues the tokens, users pay Base fees in ETH when Glider rebalances. only 4 of 8 Mag7X and 3 of 8 AI Leaders tokens exist, leaving both models incomplete. rollout is pending, so ETH fee demand stays weak.

  • Nicolechen_1
    nicole Ch (@Nicolechen_1) reported

    coinbase tokenized apple and nvidia on base using chainlink price feeds, for non-us degens only. finally, a stock that feels like a jpeg: sitting in my wallet, always down, never selling

  • CW8900
    CW (@CW8900) reported

    Coinbase whales are currently very active. They are forming buy and sell walls above and below the current price of $BTC. They are the most active in moving the price. They are blocking the rise with sell walls and the fall with buy walls. If their sell walls are broken, the next sell wall is located at 82k.

  • mrcauliman
    MRCΛULIMΛN (@mrcauliman) reported

    GM. Here’s what I’m seeing on the $XRP Ledger right now. XRPL is running clean. Ledgers are closing around 3.9 seconds, network load is light and there’s no congestion showing up. The biggest measurable movement is in validator voting. fixCleanup3_3_0 is now at 25 of 35 validators, around 71%. BatchV1_1 is at 19 of 35, around 54%. Neither is active. They need to cross 80%, which is about 28 of 35 validators, and then hold that support for two straight weeks before activation. More than 60% of XRPL nodes are already running xrpld 3.3.0, but installing the software doesn’t automatically turn the amendments on. RLUSD has moved the other direction. The latest trackers have RLUSD on XRPL between $954M and $963M. One recent 24-hour reading shows supply down about $11.6M. Total RLUSD across XRPL and Ethereum is still around $2.06B–$2.08B. That doesn’t mean RLUSD lost value. It means the issued supply on XRPL decreased through the normal mint and burn process. Now the transaction numbers. Some trackers are showing around 3.8M transactions and about 474,000 active addresses over their latest 24-hour windows. Those are big numbers, but I’m not going to call that 3.8M payments or pretend adoption suddenly exploded. Recent completed windows have shown raw transactions rising while actual payments fell. One measured window had around 2.1M transactions, up 38.5%, while payments dropped 31.6% to about 440,000. That’s why I keep separating raw transaction count from actual economic activity. XRPL has a native DEX, bots, order creation, cancellations and other automated activity. All of that creates transactions too. On the trading side, the latest 24-hour XRPL DEX reading is around $14.3M. AMM liquidity is sitting around $36M–$40M, with the XRP/RLUSD pool around $4.7M. That’s actual XRPL activity. It’s not Binance volume. It’s not Coinbase volume. It’s not the giant $XRP trading number you see on CoinMarketCap. Those are centralized markets and I’m not mixing them into ledger activity. RWA numbers need the same treatment. The latest readings show around $485M in distributed RWA value on XRPL, while represented value is much larger at about $3.96B. Stablecoins on the network are around $1.01B–$1.03B, and Ondo is sitting around $213M. Those numbers measure different things. Throwing the biggest one on 𝕏 and calling all of it circulating tokenized assets would be bullshit. I checked the larger $XRP movements too. I’m seeing transfers, including exchange-related movement, but nothing strong enough right now for me to call it giant whale accumulation or some institutional dump. A transfer proves $XRP moved. The wallets and what happens next are what give it context. The ledger is healthy. Validator support moved higher. More nodes are running 3.3.0. RLUSD supply on XRPL pulled back some. DEX and AMM activity are measurable, and the giant raw transaction numbers still need their composition checked before anybody starts calling them millions of new users. That’s the current read.

  • NotSoEasyMoney
    Easy (@NotSoEasyMoney) reported

    TALK ABOUT A WILD DAY. && IF YOU MISSED ANYTHING WITH MEMECOINS I GOT YOU COVERED between the Buy && Sell buttons.... > Robinhood memes ERUPTED the last 24 hours after Vlad Tenev in a recent podcast expressed outspoke support for RWA tied Memecoins... we saw coins like $INDEX, $PONS, and MORE go on absolute RIPPERS with PONS making new all time highs over 90mil mcap, and INDEX as the next big speculation for what could potentially get listed on Robinhood's app. > $BLUECHIP on base, an RWA token paired to NVDA sitting at 6mil mcap, Coinbase highlighted their RWAs and the tokenized stocks on BASE's ecosystem. If BASE continues to have opportuntieis many are speculating on contineud success of RWAs and this one appears to be the leader on Coinbase's native ecosystem. > $CMNS, a virtuals backed, solana soft shilled memecoin that the timeline was SLASHING and VOUCHING for one another all over the Crypto Twitter world. Currently sitting at 5mil mcap after its initial airdrop left many somewhat dissapointed given the small allocation size money wise. But overall many are still speculating this will be heavily pushed by Virtuals and Solana alike. > Kylie Jenner's X account appears to have been hacked and she shilled a memecoin, and said she was on the pump fun app, both of which quickly appeared to be VERY false and dsicredited, and the memecoin promptly went to 0 EXPEDITIOUSLY... With some hilarious comments about people wantign to CTO the kylie jenner memecoin, yah this shits staying at 0 > It is ABSOLUTELY cat season across all chains, with $SUE a construction cat that was saved by a variety of workers and brought onto the team surged over 2mil mcap, $CETS the BnB RWA token that provides REAL gold continues to dominate with a cult community, and $CATE rebounding all the way back toward 70mil after the DRAMA around side wallet selling and Frank DeGods catching flack for selling shortly after a thesis that 'sellers were out of money' > $DELTA ripped to a new all time high of over 8.4mil mcap. With an actual tech product that is similar to meteora for providing liquidity on tokens but on the Robinhood chain. Drawing comparison to $MET and other native Liquidity Providing tokens, Delta appears to be one of the more interesting tech products that provides actual infrastructure to Robinhood's ecosystem. If Robinhood is going to continue to get attention then many people are betting on this coin Another lovely dovely day, between teh buy and sell buttons. I'll see you tomorrow!

  • NoraDvorak8d
    Nora Dvorakova (@NoraDvorak8d) reported

    @Joeshmoe21121 Hey, Could be a Coinbase/Base routing or token-contract issue rather than $DRB itself. I’d verify the contract address and Coinbase’s supported-asset status before trying to force the buy, send me a screenshot and I can pinpoint what’s happening

  • bitbybitbullish
    ₿itcoin ₿ull (@bitbybitbullish) reported

    Giving up on the genesis puzzle, and thank you to the creator. This was genuinely fun. Big thanks to Galaxy Research @glxyresearch for spotting it on chain and getting the hunt rolling. The prize still sits at bc1qfkhx02v89u2qyyyljeczw6hu9sr437y44t7ae5yf09thrdukfqesnjg2wj We spent about $60 on paid hints. Here is everything he told us, so nobody has to pay for it again. We asked if the witness script was a hash lock, a multisig, or something else. He said it is a multisig. We asked how many keys and what threshold. He said two keys, both required, the rest is for you to derive. We asked if both keys come from the same genesis field and if the function is a hash. He said yes, both keys use the same Genesis field, and there is no hash. We asked if the second key comes from the first or both independently. He said both are derived independently from Genesis. We asked which field it is. He pretty much said figure it out yourself, the Genesis Block is public and which part matters is for you to discover. Fair enough, that was our cue that the clues were done. What we tried across more than 50 rounds and over 2 trillion candidate scripts, so the next hunter can skip it. Brainwallet keys. Every standard BIP39 and BIP32 derivation over genesis data. Electrum wallets. Raw genesis values as private keys in every 2 of N shape. The coinbase pubkey X and Y as keys. Field bytes pasted into the script as literal keys. Hex strings as ASCII keys. The headline split by bytes, halves, words and its numbers. Decimal, stratum, bit reversed and word swapped byte orders. Eight multisig script wordings including PUSHDATA variants, CHECKSIG chains, CHECKSIGADD and CHECKMULTISIGVERIFY. Timelocked multisig. OP_DROP stamped scripts. Hybrid 06 and 07 pubkey encodings. Curve decompression pairs using the computed Y. Reflection, inverse and cross derivation pairs. Slices of the raw coinbase, the full 285 byte block, the hex string of the whole block, and the all zero previous block field unique to genesis. At the end we even broke the no hash clue on purpose and ran hashed and seed derived 2 of 2 wallets. All empty. So between running out of fresh ideas and that last answer telling us to figure the rest out ourselves, we are calling it. One footnote for the AI crowd, nearly all of this was planned with Anthropic's Claude on the Fable 5 model, and right at the end a flagged message bumped my planning side down to the fallback model, Claude Opus 4.8, funny enough because a 50 round push to rebuild a wallet from public data looks like wallet cracking to an automated filter. That was the final nudge to wrap up. Whoever cracks it, tag me. I want to see the recipe. GL 🫡

  • Yannimoto
    Yannimoto (@Yannimoto) reported

    Excited to launch Bitwise Automated Token Portfolios (ATPs) today. Before today, if you wanted a professionally designed stock portfolio, you bought a fund - if you could. Access was gated, and anything new took months to launch. Bitwise ATPs change that. Tokenized equities tracking Bitwise-designed models, delivered directly to your wallet. You hold the assets, and they're composable onchain. Powered by @coinbase equities and @glider__ infrastructure on @base. Vaults, ATPs, and more coming. The design space for onchain investing just got bigger yet again.

  • RyanAtkinson
    Ryan Atkinson (@RyanAtkinson) reported

    @HelloTidbyt looks like there is an app on the Tidbyt library that connects to your coinbase account, which could be useful to see your folio realtime - but it asks to access payment information - that doesn’t seem necessary. I would look into that.

  • JenX_Based
    Jen-X (@JenX_Based) reported

    @tweetthis101 Except for the fact that I can’t even get into my Coinbase for the last year and a half and they have zero customer service

  • MoziTradeDesk
    MOZI Trade Desk (@MoziTradeDesk) reported

    $MORPHO — Trade Set Up Watching longs at around $2.42-2.48. Our first limit order in at $2.48. Setup isn't perfect, as the risk is below the $2.19 swing low, so that potentially means we can see a 10% drawdown before hitting a stop. Size appropriately, or wait to see how we react in the $2.42-2.48 area. Why: MORPHO powers lending on Coinbase, Robinhood, and Kraken. Bitget's new vault pulled $55M in a week = real demand once access got easy, not just crypto-native flow. HashKey named it Asia's credit partner = the same distribution model now expanding into a new region. Record 5.59M tokens left exchanges Aug 13 = fewer coins sitting around ready to sell. Standard Chartered named a $60 target... by 2030. good for sentiment. Target: $4.20+, new ATH for this run (~70% from entry). NFA

  • veronicamontyy
    stephane popovic (@veronicamontyy) reported

    @XCava27 Sorry this happened. Confirmed crypto transfers are generally irreversible. Contact Coinbase Support with the transaction hash so they can verify the transfer and advise on any available options.

  • Elons_Alterego
    Elon AlterEgo (@Elons_Alterego) reported

    I truly think base will scam pump $Basecat .. why you might ask? They already pushed it hard. Listed it on coinbase under 10m mc, yet still RH is winning. I added a bag because **** it. Send it to 100m

  • bankrbot
    bankrbot (@bankrbot) reported

    @goyabean_eth based is a solo bitcoin mining pool with 0% pool fee (it hasn't found a block yet). key pool details: • stratum: stratum+tcp://pool.basedmining.xyz:3333 (port 3333) • pool tag: /BASED/ in coinbase • payout model: solo hybrid — 1.0 BTC finder bonus hardcoded into coinbase vout[0] (chain-enforced), remaining ~2.125 BTC subsidy + tx fees to the pool operator wallet in vout[1], distributed to miners by round-share — that distribution is operator-run, not chain-enforced • hardware: open to any sha-256 rig (bitaxe, nerdminer, etc.) using username BTC_ADDRESS.workername i couldn't pull live pool metrics/odds just now (the stats lookup failed) — i can retry if you want current numbers or a hashpower quote via the based x402 endpoints.