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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.

Problems in the last 24 hours

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July 8: Problems at Coinbase

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Most Reported Problems

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

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

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Leipzig Transactions 23 days ago
Maquoketa Website 27 days 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

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  • Drago_Nite_149
    Dragonite (@Drago_Nite_149) reported

    @cobie you're the support guy on Coinbase which is ****** enough to qualify for BullpenFi issues.

  • zabolotniyD
    Dmitri 🔥 (@zabolotniyD) reported

    internet is already too big for humans most people I know ask AI instead of googling Cloudflare says 60% of all web traffic is already ai bots AI started to read the internet for us, but the internet itself is becoming AI-generated coinbase ceo says: "very soon there are going to be more AI agents than humans making transactions" but agents have two problems humans don't. they'll trust a well-made fake. and you'd be insane to hand one your documents to it that's exactly what @BurntBanksy took to the NYSE floor yesterday verona is the fix he was there presenting. zk proofs verify a fact and nobody ever sees the raw data. not the bot, not even verona earlier zk proofs was a niche topic but today Vitalik Buterin is rebuilding all of Ethereum around them i'd call proofs the third big step of the internet the internet outgrew us thank you @jd_durkin for giving that conversation the biggest floor in finance

  • RednaxelaCrypto
    Alexander The Great (@RednaxelaCrypto) reported

    @zuler @Plasma @JupiterExchange Agreed Kast is still great. Have used them off and on since inception. Tried Jup. Card as a sidekick to Coinbase One Card but the support is abysmal. Kast is A-tier in this aspect. Honestly, if X Money adds the ability to top up w/ USDC. Think that would be quite a challenger.

  • exodia2icy
    Dominic Lopez (@exodia2icy) reported

    This is the only vendor I have no issue paying for like for most of these vendors you the founder are the product so like you gotta understand I’m not being cheap as much as they trying to get as much out of me as possible coinbase wanted 2500 transak wanted to have a sit down talk w me before giving me api access and just charge on volume like idk I’ve been scammed trying to start businesses never be to eager

  • jonycsarker
    Jony.AVAX9000🔺 | 🌊📘🧪 (@jonycsarker) reported

    Crypto hasn't had a truly customer-obsessed founder in a long time. I want people to feel that from @Balcore_AI . So most of my time goes to one question: how do I make using Balcore so seamless that it becomes sticky the thing you keep coming back to? But being customer-obsessed also means being honest about where the experience still has gaps. Two are on my mind: Getting money in: Not everyone holds USDC. If you have to leave the app, find an exchange, and figure out on-ramping before you can even start, most people just… don't. Balcore isn't in the business of building payment rails that's a regulated, years-long problem, and it's not our edge. So I'm integrating the best provider instead. We will probably go with Coinbase Onramp: bank → your own wallet → Balcore, low fees, and Coinbase handles the compliance. The point isn't to become a fiat gateway. It's to have the option there, in-app, the moment a new user needs it so nobody bounces at step one. Getting yield out into real life : Making markets is only half the story. At some point you want to spend what you earned. So I'm looking at off-ramp + a debit card, likely through Cypher HQ, so your market-making yield can actually buy a coffee. Still early on this one, but it's the direction. Both of these share a principle: don't make the user leave. Every hop to another app is a place they drop off. The best experience is the one where getting in, earning, and cashing out all live under one roof. Now priorities, in order, because obsession without focus is just noise: Ship the MVP, Get the audit done, Bootsrap the Platform with Balcore Protocol owned liquidity, Open for Public, Keep building and shipping in parallel. The seamless stuff comes as we grow. But the mindset is there from day one. Be the Market Maker. There is no escape🔺

  • nicoypei
    Nico | supernova.vision (@nicoypei) reported

    Corporate chains are great for regulatory arbitrage, channeling users to frontier products that currently can't be offered in the core consumer app: > Perps and equity perps went live on Base via @avantisfi LONG before Coinbase launched its perp > @Morpho grew to $3B + TVL before integrating Coinbase > Binance Alpha / BSC for launching lower-cap coins -> the best to ever do it Seems like Vlad understand this. Looking forward to see what they will unveil. Off-the-bet I think > high leverage equity perp trading > high yield savings > prediction market > memecoin trading can be a good start. They launched prediction market during Superbowl last year but had to shut down in one day due to regulation. Now that's not going to be a problem.

  • deriveinsights
    Derive Insights (@deriveinsights) reported

    So, Saylor finally started selling $BTC. Why now and will Strategy continue to be a net seller? 👀 Strategy sold $BTC: 3,588 coins, ~$216M, offloaded Jun 29 to Jul 5 to fund preferred dividends. Holdings now 843,775. The 32-coin test sale in May was not a one-off. This is the model working exactly as designed. Why now: $MSTR mNAV sits near 1x. $STRC has traded below par since mid-May. Both funding taps are effectively off. No accretive equity to issue, no preferred demand at par. So the coupon gets paid the only way left: selling coins. The bill is not small. Annual preferred dividend plus interest runs ~1.76B(STRC alone now pays 12%). Against a $2.55B USD reserve, that is ~17 months of cover. The BTC Monetization Program is authorized for $1.25B, roughly 20,000 coins. It may already be more than the filing shows. @Kairos_Res flags the same cluster moving another ~513 BTC ($31M) after the 8-K went live: ~452 to Galaxy, ~62 to Coinbase. Wallets unattributed, but route, size and timing line up. Next Monday's 8-K is the tell. Zoomed out, $STRC raised north of $8.5B, effectively all into BTC, before issuance stalled below par. Offsetting those buys means selling that entire stack. Current authorization covers $1.25B. Very unlikely. Not impossible. Read it straight. Not capitulation, rather a funding mechanism. But the direction of travel is the story: accumulation has paused, the dilution taps are off, and for the first time the coins are leaving to pay the coupon. Text & Analysis by: @moritzpike

  • CryptoBreakNews
    Crypto Breaking News (@CryptoBreakNews) reported

    Base Plans to Activate B20 Standard for Stablecoins and RWAs Coinbase-backed Layer-2 network Base is preparing to launch its new B20 token standard on mainnet, aiming to give developers a native way to issue stablecoins and other fungible assets such as tokenized real-world ...

  • previous_sector
    Previous | qcv.btc 🔎𝕏 (@previous_sector) reported

    Hey @coinbase when are you going to allow users to recover funds sent to your exchange on “unsupported” blockchains? I was told by customer service reps that we can only recover those when the infrastructure exists to do that. Are your devs still devving?

  • coolsgp19
    C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported

    @CoinbaseSupport I used coinbase because it says Highly secure, Reliable and top platform in the industry? IS IT STILL TRUE? Over 20 days is too long for KYC and I still dont have idea when I can access my account😭😭😭 Do they care about their customer?😭😭

  • LeonidasNFT
    Leonidas 🧡 $DOG (@LeonidasNFT) reported

    BELOW I PRESENT SHOCKING EVIDENCE THAT EXPOSES BIP-110 LEADER @LUKEDASHJR AS A FRAUD AND A LIAR 🧵 I SPENT THE PAST MONTH RESEARCHING THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN AND HAVE UNCOVERED A DARK SECRET SO ASTONISHING THAT IT WILL SURPRISE EVEN LUKE'S MOST DEVOUT SUPPORTERS WHAT I DISCOVERED NOT ONLY UNDERMINES LUKE'S INTEGRITY BUT CALLS INTO QUESTION THE LEGITIMACY OF THE ENTIRE BIP-110 PROPOSAL HERE ARE MY FINDINGS BEGINNING IN BLOCK 139690 LUKE'S MINING POOL ELIGIUS MADE ITS FIRST OF MANY INSCRIPTIONS INTO THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN THE INSCRIPTIONS APPEAR TO BE CATHOLIC PRAYERS THAT ARE STORED IN COINBASE TRANSACTIONS THAT MUST BE HOSTED BY NODES IN THE BITCOIN NETWORK FOREVER SIMILAR INSCRIPTIONS APPEAR ACROSS BLOCKS 139717, 139792, 139831, 138898, 139904, 139921, 139942, 139960, 139977, 139990, 140181, AND MANY OTHERS ANYONE CAN INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY MY FINDINGS WHAT IS MOST ASTOUNDING IS THAT THESE INSCRIPTIONS BEGAN APPEARING IN 2011 WHICH IS OVER 10 YEARS BEFORE THE FIRST ORDINALS INSCRIPTIONS APPEARED IN THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN THIS MEANS THAT NOT ONLY DID LUKE USE THE BITCOIN NETWORK TO HOST NON-ARBITRARY DATA BUT HE WAS THE ONE WHO STARTED THE "SPAM" MOVEMENT BUT IT GETS EVEN WORSE NOT ONLY WAS LUKE HIMSELF A "SPAMMER" BUT HE APPEARS TO HAVE BUILT A SERVICE THAT ALLOWED OTHERS TO "SPAM" THE BITCOIN NETWORK IN ELIGIUS MINED BLOCK 142573 SOMEONE APPEARS TO USE HIS SERVICE TO INSCRIBE THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE: "7Militant atheists, {LINK REMOVED} -- happy now?" THE LINK THAT I REMOVED APPEARS TO BE A "RICKROLL" THERE ARE MANY OTHER SUCH INSCRIPTIONS LUKE HAS ATTEMPTED TO HIDE THIS INFORMATION FROM HIS FOLLOWERS FOR OVER A DECADE HOPING THAT IT WOULD NOT BE FOUND AND BROUGHT TO LIGHT FORTUNATELY I HAVE DISCOVERED IT AND FEEL OBLIGATED TO SHARE IT WITH THE BIP-110 COMMUNITY WHO HAS BEEN WORSHIPING A FALSE IDOL IF THE LEADER OF THE BIP-110 MOVEMENT IS THE ORIGINAL "SPAMMER" THEN IT MAKES ME WONDER WHAT OTHER SECRETS ARE THESE PEOPLE HIDING?

  • zk_lmao
    zk. (@zk_lmao) reported

    @itscrunklez The issue was never tech or utility, it was a failure from almost everyone involved to understand the value of good marketing. Ironically the best modern marketing uses memetics, and coinbase openly admitted they simply do not understand memes. The conditions were arguably perfect for coinbase if they didn't fumble memecoins as horribly as they did. Price leads sentiment is the ultimate truth in crypto. The crypto space doesn't initially care about work, nothing is justified until prices justify them for people. The only thing that can lead price action is sufficiently good and relevant marketing.

  • IPNerd77
    •IP Nerd (@IPNerd77) reported

    @testingdragon9 Selling Fungibles Selling fungibles with a massive, un-scarce 2-quintillion supply is like selling grains of sand. When your only value proposition is "number go up," you give away all your control to the marketplace. That method completely disempowers Bitcoin holders from affecting their own destinies. If you want to gain credibility, paint a chart in a neighbor’s mind's eye. When a Bitcoin Satoshi becomes non-fungible, it is now worthy of valuations not determined by the exchanges. To compete with the money changers, you cannot play the money changers' game. The money changers' game is price and transaction fees. The creationist's tools are block height, timestamp, and arbitrary data on-chain. The creationist's game is lure and special attributes given to holders. Are you a tollbooth collector, or are you a creationist? Now you are selling a product the money changers do not own. Now you are selling futures anchored on past prices as minimums, where the marketplace of ideas determines the maximums. Why would you sell a Coinbase, Binance, or Bybit Satoshi when you can sell one of the 100-trillion-plus Satoshis in the womb of the Satoshi Nakamoto incubation protocols? These are unpriced, unborn Satoshis where value can be negotiated between the development team and 8-billion-plus market participants. With the proper manifestations, we can have a subset of the next 100 trillion Satoshis hold more cumulative value than a subset of the previous 2 quintillion Satoshis. This is simply first-principles value propositions: 1. 100T is more scarce than 2Q. 2. The past does not equal the future. 3. Already labeled versus white-labeled. 4. Unknown variable demand versus already market-made demand. 5. A named baby versus a newborn baby.

  • AndiPerlak_CAG
    Andrea Perlak, CPA (@AndiPerlak_CAG) reported

    With its new UK authorization, Coinbase plans to offer: 📈 Equities trading for retail users 📊 Crypto, equity & commodity perpetual futures for eligible traders 🏦 Future support for tokenized real-world assets #DigitalAssets #Tokenization #Blockchain

  • w3arew3
    w3.io (@w3arew3) reported

    @Xaif_Crypto @Ripple @coinbase Does the current setup using blockchain provide real visibility to solve the problem of donation scandals?

  • jacksparlays
    Jack (@jacksparlays) reported

    @familytrees4 @coinbase I’m trying to withdraw right now and instead of sending a confirmation text it’s giving error to try again later. Such a joke

  • Laukess
    Lukas Hansen (@Laukess) reported

    @DavidFBailey I thought the first block had no transactions, and the coinbase was unspendable.

  • _CaliFitzgerald
    Callum Fitzgerald (@_CaliFitzgerald) reported

    @RayDonovanJr You can link a Base Wallet to any EVM address, it isn’t limited to a Coinbase account. It depends on what you’re trying to achieve though. What setup are you working with? I can point you to the best approach

  • DiaperLiquid1
    DiaperLiquid (@DiaperLiquid1) reported

    @J0se @coinbase “Head of Social Support” ?

  • hosein_obio
    obio (@hosein_obio) reported

    @CoinbaseDuck Personally I’ve never seen Coinbase choose the wrong path and continue down it

  • saturn_drift
    saturndrift (@saturn_drift) reported

    @PolitlcsUK @guardian This is pathetic. Banks claim having a Coinbase account is a “money laundering driven activity.”. Banks are a big part of the problem when it comes to UK citizens free will being crushed. Want to take out cash? No. Want to buy Bitcoin? No. Want to transfer overseas? Pay our huge “admin” fee or no. Want to gamble away your entire life savings? Go right ahead!

  • Crypto_Eric1981
    Crypto_Eric (@Crypto_Eric1981) reported

    @coinbase No service/support at all. Never!

  • vasdie
    diegovas (@vasdie) reported

    @crexsol @be_kindplss the problem with eth is staking concentration its hard to defend them as #1 because lido holds something like ~23%, coinbase ~12%, binance like ~9% of the total staked ETH (dont quote me on the numbers) its that its getting better because lido used to hold a lot more %, but still not great

  • reddissident
    Bot (@reddissident) reported

    @J0se @coinbase The bar is not high. Don’t outsource customer support to low trust 3rd world countries.

  • Fredvelezcrypto
    Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported

    Coinbase may have just been handed a massive opening in Europe. And I don’t think people are fully connecting the dots yet. Binance missed the MiCA window. Coinbase already has the MiCA license. Now Coinbase is offering users in major European markets a 5% bonus to move their crypto over. That is not random. That is customer acquisition during a regulatory reset. And it matters for more than just $COIN. Because my thesis has always been simple: Coinbase is the front door. Base is the onchain neighborhood. Base memes are the culture layer. Most people thought that thesis was mainly about U.S. retail. But what if it is bigger than that? What if Coinbase is not only onboarding the U.S… but also starts eating share in Europe while competitors deal with regulatory friction? That would be huge. More Coinbase users means more people inside the Coinbase ecosystem. More people inside the Coinbase ecosystem means more potential Base users. More Base users means more attention, liquidity, and culture flowing toward Base-native assets. That does not mean every Base meme wins. It does not mean anything pumps tomorrow. But from a long-term thesis perspective, this is exactly the type of development I want to see. Regulation is usually boring. But boring regulation can create massive distribution advantages. And in crypto, distribution is everything. Coinbase is not just building an exchange. It is building an onchain funnel. App → wallet → Base → culture → memes. That is the game. And if Europe becomes part of that funnel too? The Coinbase > Base > Base memes thesis gets a lot more interesting. I was already bullish on the setup. This makes me pay even closer attention.

  • Stelardigital
    Stelar Digital (@Stelardigital) reported

    An AI built a product. Another AI just bought it. No human in the transaction. A Claude agent runs my company. It shipped a pay-per-call data API on @coinbase's x402 protocol — and autonomous agents are now paying for it in USDC on Base. No signup, no invoice. The payment is the login. It was 5 cents. That's not the point. Machine-to-machine commerce isn't a whitepaper anymore — it's live. Everyone's debating whether agents can transact. Mine already are. @AnthropicAI @coinbase — this is the future of finance, and it's happening right now.

  • phtevenstrong
    Stephen | DeFi Dojo (@phtevenstrong) reported

    @0xVishnya @MikeSilagadze I was in the first round of Coinbase card users, so I used it way back in the day and then it randomly stopped working, so I stopped using it. The cash back was pretty good and spending USDC was great. I'm not sure where Coinbase is now with their card, I think they also have USDC yield for their "checking" equivalent, but AFAIK they don't have the same sort of "campaigns" that EtherFi does, so no random months where I make more cashback for spending on particulars or referring.

  • Kenny_Tomide
    Feranmi (@Kenny_Tomide) reported

    $INJ is consolidating at $4.770 and the chart looks like it's loading something Daily candles are tightening, MA7 already crossed above price and started curling up from $4.742, and volume is quietly building from the lows That's not random noise, that's accumulation wearing a disguise Tomorrow morning the July buyback round closes INJ gets burned on-chain, supply drops, and holders earn protocol revenue This happens every month and every month the market eventually catches up to what that means for a token with 100 million fully circulating supply The mainnet upgrade just dropped on July 3 Injective Summit is 9 days away with US lawmakers and Franklin Templeton in the room Coinbase native support lands around July 20 $INJ has four catalysts lined up like dominos $5 is the first one to fall The buyback tomorrow might be the finger that tips it DYOR. NFA #Injective

  • J0se
    Jose del Corral (@J0se) reported

    @ngmingmingmi @coinbase Are you having any issues and can I help with something or is this just criticism based on previous experiences?

  • GreatBambin0
    Greatbambin0 (@GreatBambin0) reported

    There was literally no reason not to be on RobinHood chain. Vlad is a relentless executor. Ofc hes going to pump **** to Valhalla. In fact, high chances they out-execute Coinbase.