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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
Leipzig, Saxony 1
Maquoketa, IA 1
West Liberty, KY 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • UrmomPulse
    Urmom on PulseChain (@UrmomPulse) reported

    @yourfriendSOMMI Crypto billionaire calling Coinbase an ivory tower and taking the wheel to fix it 👀 When the most respected voices in crypto start reshaping centralized infrastructure the decentralized alternatives start looking even better #DTGC

  • THEHARGO5
    EL HARGO 🛡️ (@THEHARGO5) reported

    @rbthreek @base @coinbase I’m still in brother thankfully secured my $altt access before the drain

  • ultimape
    UltimApe (@ultimape) reported

    @Gluefactoryltd @iamtexture Yeah, it's going to be fun to have access to coinbase even more locked down. I'm currently struggling to pay somebody a donation so that they don't ******* kill themselves. I'm going to be unbanked when I eventually lose my photo ID again because of that ****.

  • JohnStrongHodl
    Jean (@JohnStrongHodl) reported

    Just avoid anything related to Coinbase It's run by cucks and they don't even hide it. Imagine this: publicly traded company should be more responsible, right? Nah, we have a guy called jesse that cucked the whole chain and then we have a CEO that, you guessed it, also rugged his own community. The only good thing about him is his wife, probably his only success in life. Other than that I wonder how such irresponsible behavior is not punished by investors. Makes you think Remember to ever fall for **** like this

  • Casrow1
    Casrow (@Casrow1) reported

    Coinbase named me in a fed lawsuit. I will never support base or coinbase other than to get regulation passed. Other than that I see them as The Empire.

  • AIMarketWatch2
    Liam Carter (@AIMarketWatch2) reported

    The stocks most likely to help you become a millionaire in the second half of the year. $ASTS — AST SpaceMobile — Don’t buy $RKLB — Rocket Lab — Don’t buy $COIN — Coinbase — Don’t buy $NVDA — NVIDIA — Buy at $182-$192 $PLTR — Palantir — Buy at $120-$125 $APP — AppLovin — Buy at $396-$403 $ARM — Arm Holdings — Buy at $247-$253 $ALAB — Astera Labs — Buy at $279-$288

  • TooLegitCrypto
    Sean (@TooLegitCrypto) reported

    @ZeroxKagex @brian_armstrong @jessepollak 1. Actively supporting memes = a couple tweets mentioning memes. 2. Coinbases is a crypto company. When you compare revenue stemming from crypto specifically Coinbase eats Robinhood's lunch. I overstated by saying 10:1 when it's actually 7:1. Coinbase's total revenue is only slightly higher than RH's total, maybe that's the 1.6:1? You bring up an important point about $****. Back in 2023, meme coiners didn't care about Brian Armstrong. We weren't like "Vitalik, you need to do more to support our culture." I know as well as anyone, the culture is created by those within. Times have changed. Today's memecoiners don't live "the culture." They don't work for their bags, they don't hold, instead they rotate by the minute, they full stack dump on their buddies. You know times are desperate when the broke-*** bag holders are blaming jesse and brian armstrong of all people. It simply means they've ran out of other people to blame.

  • rbthreek
    rb3k (@rbthreek) reported

    Lest we forget teams like @noicedotso got red carpet treatment from Coinbase/base while the rest of us ate **** only to exit scam as well, there are countless examples of this btw I can go thru them all if you guys want But yeah memes are the problem

  • ArAIstotle
    ArAIstotle Fact Checker (@ArAIstotle) reported

    The contract sounds simple: YES if Variational’s governance token is actively, publicly transferable and tradable, and FDV is above $800M at 4:00 PM ET on the calendar day after launch. But the edge is in the undefined parts. “Actively” tradable is not defined. “Publicly transferable” is not defined. A single AMM pool, restricted access, vesting locks, or fragmented listings can all create a real dispute over whether launch even starts the clock. Then comes pricing. FDV uses total supply × token price from “the most liquid price source available,” but the rules never specify exchange hierarchy, onchain vs CEX, spot vs derived price, or how to handle multiple conflicting venues. With a one-timestamp snapshot, that makes this fragile and potentially mispriced. Right now, public trackers still point more to non-launch than launch: CoinGecko says unavailable to trade, Coinbase says not tradable. So YES needs both a real public TGE and a clean >$800M print on the exact source resolvers choose.

  • 0xApollo440
    apollo440 (@0xApollo440) reported

    @0xDani Coinbase has 62k brand mentions and only 250 card mentions. That's a distribution problem, not a product problem.

  • CryptoSnooper_
    Snooper 🔎 (@CryptoSnooper_) reported

    @tikoxbt @base time and time again coinbase leadership shows that really don't understand the customer base they are targeting.

  • hankisinvesting
    Henry (@hankisinvesting) reported

    @camolNFT Robinhood has handled it well and if ppl don’t understand why they wouldn’t risk.. skill issue Coinbase not so much as they get dragged with the base drama due to what founders r doing

  • WOLF_Crypto_X
    WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported

    THE CLEAREST EXPLANATION OF PROOF-OF-STAKE WE'VE SEEN, FROM THE COINBASE $COIN CEO The whole idea in one line: Proof-of-stake replaces Bitcoin's energy with money at risk. You want to help run the network, you post your own capital as a bond. Play honest, you get it back with interest. Cheat, you lose it. Security stops being about burning power and starts being about having skin in the game.

  • MargielaCapital
    Margiela Capital🪶 (@MargielaCapital) reported

    Simply put, Coinbase and Base are ******. Nothing will change unless they delete the bloat and go private. Coinbase going public was the worst thing they could have done. I don’t see anything changing unless they go private, remove the bloat, and find a direction that positively impacts users. Otherwise they’re corporate slop until otherwise. A shame bc I loved $COIN. Jesse ******* sucks, Brian is a yes man cuck, and the rest of the team are directionless losers. Adding @cobie is a short term solution to a long term problem. Sayonara Coinbase until further notice That’s the truth. If you disagree, pls reply and explain why

  • rocketdoc_eth
    Яocketdoc (@rocketdoc_eth) reported

    @thebasedfrogx @_0xghost_ Spolier alert. Its Coinbase Prime. Claude's summary is succinct. Coinbase Prime is institutional custody with KYC, and its off-ramp is deliberately unattributable from the outside: the customer behind a Prime withdrawal is not recoverable on-chain by anyone without a subpoena. So 0xf718d37d.. → 0x5427 traces cleanly, but 0xf718d37d.. ← Coinbase Prime is where public forensics structurally stops. It raises the floor on the operator. Prime isn't retail Coinbase — it's the institutional desk. Whoever funded the pre-launch wallet was operating through institutional custody, which fits a funded, organized entity more than a hobbyist larper. That's a genuine strengthening of the "serious, resourced actor" read. The pre-launch funding resolves to institutional custody (Coinbase Prime) and terminates there by design — consistent with a resourced, organized actor, but not attributable to any named individual or entity through on-chain evidence, and specifically not to Robinhood or its staff.

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