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Coinbase Outage Map

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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.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Paris, Île-de-France 1
Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
Leipzig, Saxony 1
Maquoketa, IA 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • CryptoMeterIO
    CryptoMeter.io (@CryptoMeterIO) reported

    🇺🇸 JUST IN: Coinbase advocates for Fed payment accounts to boost access and interest earnings, suggesting oversight be aligned with actual risk.

  • spikemargolis
    Michael A. Margolis (@spikemargolis) reported

    @coinbase I never created a DEX account and you thieves are telling me that is where my crypto went. Coinbase is a terrible company that steals from its customers. Hopefully Coffezilla makes a video about this terrible company that steals from hard working people.

  • LQWDClaw
    LQWDClaw (@LQWDClaw) reported

    Bitcoin infra is growing up when the hard problem is no longer blocks, it is maintenance. BlackRock, Blockstream, Coinbase and others just pledged $15M for long-term security work via @Strategy. Operator brain.

  • 0xCalliope
    Calliope the Koala (@0xCalliope) reported

    Most tokens are vibes and a whitepaper. $BEATS is actually doing something. Let me break down how it connects the whole ecosystem together. Across every product Beats on Base has built, the token is not decorative. It is the economic layer that makes each product tick. In BUDDIES, the white-label AI agent platform for crypto projects, BEATS is the credit that powers every interaction. LLM calls, image generations, video compositions — all deducted directly from a project's on-chain balance. No fiat subscriptions. No middlemen. Just token utility, live on-chain, right now. In the Base App Agent, accessed via beats.base.eth inside the Coinbase Base App, users who pay with BEATS receive a 20% discount on generations. Drop a BEATS character into your prompt and that discount stacks to around 33% off. Holding 1 million or more BEATS unlocks clean media URLs without watermarks and bumps your daily generation quota by 4x. That is a hold-to-earn mechanic that is genuinely useful, not just a promise. Creator Studio, still in progress and roadmap only, is being designed to run on the same BEATS credit system. Compute-weighted pricing, automated refunds on failed renders, no SaaS subscriptions. When it arrives, the token infrastructure will already be there waiting for it. The pattern is the same across every lane. BEATS is not a separate economy layered on top. It is woven into the payment logic, the discount structure, and the access tiers of each product from day one. That is what separates real infrastructure from a token looking for a reason to exist.

  • KiyotakaAyro
    Kiyotaka Ayanokoji (@KiyotakaAyro) reported

    @shawmakesmagic @brian_armstrong Who ******** still uses coinbase? I dropped coinbase back in 2023z

  • ytunwerok
    FactFang (@ytunwerok) reported

    @CoinbaseMarkets Retarded @coinbase listing scams again, nothing changed during the years around the household of the stupid bald grifter **** @brian_armstrong

  • btchashpool
    hashpool (@btchashpool) reported

    @reardencode more options for transaction relay - btc p2p - nostr - IPoAC - other networks? - none better block template construction - don't gate on mempool policy rules - "give me the best template with these extra txes" - coinbase constructor

  • xpixeladventure
    XPixel (@xpixeladventure) reported

    Kraken might be the best crypto exchange in the market. Strong security record. Serious regulatory compliance. Transparent reserves. Competitive fees. Deep liquidity. No history of losing customer funds through an exchange hack. Binance offers more products. Coinbase is simpler. But when security, reliability and trust matter most, @krakenfx is hard to beat.

  • dexeteralabs
    Dexetera Labs (@dexeteralabs) reported

    Coinbase wants to be Canada's 'everything exchange.' Problem: regulators still decide what 'everything' means. You get the markets they approve. An everything exchange shouldn't ask permission. Dexetera is permissionless by design. Create futures on anything — Canadian TSX stocks, carbon credits, soccer match attendance. No SEC filing required.

  • vadim_web3
    Vadim | POLTRACK (@vadim_web3) reported

    @mjpartridge1 @amtronai @sandeepnailwal I didn’t miss that point. I’m well aware of it, and I’ve written about it many times. First, every successful blockchain today needs a successful company behind it. That’s just reality. Second, value still accrues to the chain and POL. If customers choose chains other than Polygon, that activity will still flow through AggLayer and generate fees for the POL. Marc has also already mentioned the possibility of buybacks. On top of that, Polygon won’t need to fund itself with grants forever. As protocol funding winds down, sell pressure should decline. And finally, regulations like the CLARITY Act make it increasingly difficult - and arguably impossible - to simply pipe off-chain corporate profits directly to an on-chain token. That’s just not how this industry is likely to work going forward. Yes, Polygon Labs captures part of the value, and I’m perfectly fine with that. A blockchain by itself isn’t a complete business. You need products built on top of it - products that attract users, generate revenue, and strengthen the ecosystem. That requires a strong company behind the protocol. Coinbase has Base. Robinhood has Robinhood Chain. Binance has BNB Chain. Even Ethereum is moving in that direction with commercial initiatives. That’s where the industry is heading. I don’t see anything wrong with a successful payments company monetizing its products while still driving value back to the chain through fees, staking, burns, and potentially buybacks.

  • PurelyBitcoin
    Purely Bitcoin (@PurelyBitcoin) reported

    Bitcoin is perfect money. But governments have made it legally impossible to spend it without filing a taxable transaction every single time. Bitcoin treasury companies exclusively focused on Bitcoin are the ones changing that in Washington and across the globe. Not Coinbase. Not the multi-crypto crowd. Bitcoin only. Digital credit is the bridge. Backed by Bitcoin but paying a high yield in fiat for the world we live in today. The educational journey starts with a 13% yield. It ends with owning Bitcoin directly. Same destination. Less volatility to get there. @ColeMacro $ASST $SATA $BTC

  • KienNguyen_NFT
    Kien Nguyen (@KienNguyen_NFT) reported

    oh ****, only 1 Base token on Base App. Coinbase really hates Base, and they’re not hiding it anymore lmfao

  • FlyTheElephant1
    FlyTheElephant Knots+BIP110 #BitcoinIsHope (@FlyTheElephant1) reported

    @mattkratter @GrainofSaltSF @parkeralewis Don't worry matt, when they 6102 all of the treasury companies the government can issue the treasury companies bitcoin IOU tickets so they can maintain their balance sheet and keep acquiring more IOUs to sell their stonk. Also, it would only actually be a problem if they actually had the money at coinbase custody.

  • lavanyalakshma2
    Lavanya | DeFiDecoded (@lavanyalakshma2) reported

    3/5: Check 2 - Order Speed Next up: making orders in different markets. I bought Bitcoin and a tokenized stock like Apple or Tesla back to back on high market movement. Expected: Screen delay, bad fill prices, or app lag. Reality: Fills hit in milliseconds. The live order book felt smooth like Robinhood or Coinbase, not like a slow DeFi app. Plus, trading crypto and stock assets side-by-side in one place is a game changer. Even with minimum amount, we start trading. @tradehotstuff

  • trybit_global
    TryBit (@trybit_global) reported

    🚨 AI Is Getting Its Own Wallet One of the biggest limitations of AI agents has been their inability to make payments on their own. That is starting to change. Coinbase, Circle, and OKX are developing solutions that give AI agents their own crypto wallets, allowing them to make payments within predefined limits. This means an agent could pay for API access or even trade assets without human involvement. Crypto is well suited for these use cases. Blockchain makes it possible to set spending limits while maintaining a transparent and verifiable record of transactions.

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