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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:

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Paris, Île-de-France 1
Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • knowledgeimoney
    Knowledge Is Money 💰 (@knowledgeimoney) reported

    I have used @RobinhoodApp and @coinbase virtual help assistant and let me tell you, Robinhood's AI assistant is significantly better than Coinbase's. Coinbase's AI took forever to understand my issue. I can't even copy/paste screenshots. @CoinbaseSupport needs to do better. Below is a screenshot of my conversation. Overall, 1/5 star experience 👎

  • Harb07950864
    Harb (@Harb07950864) reported

    @AshCrypto Real product, wrong mechanics. This launched with Better Home & Finance back in March/summer, not breaking. And BTC doesn’t collateralize the house — it collateralizes a separate down-payment loan; you still take a standard Fannie Mae mortgage. It’s also gated by Better’s underwriting, not a button all 75M Coinbase users can tap. “Buy a home, keep your Bitcoin” is the right idea, badly overstated.

  • ParaSureTech
    ParaSure (@ParaSureTech) reported

    Coinbase gives agents a payment endpoint. ParaSure gives agents a licensed insurance brokerage via MCP. We structure the risk, access carrier-backed markets, and place coverage for businesses.

  • 0xZackBh
    Zack_ (@0xZackBh) reported

    Injective is now part of the Linux Foundation’s x402 Foundation, alongside names ranging from Coinbase and Stripe to Google, Visa and Mastercard. But the membership isn’t the most interesting part. x402 is already live on @injective . AI agents can pay for APIs and online services with USDC, with payments settling in a single block. This creates an interesting shift: AI can think. Agents can act. Now they also need a native way to pay. The bigger question is whether Injective can turn this infrastructure into real machine-to-machine economic activity. Because the agentic economy won’t be measured by how many agents are launched. It will be measured by how much value they actually transact.

  • davidgokhshtein
    David Gokhshtein (@davidgokhshtein) reported

    When I was coming on social media talking about $DOGE under a penny, people laughed. It’ll never go above a penny. It’s inflationary. It’s stupid. Whatever. Then I started talking about $SHIB and saying this could actually be the meme that challenges $DOGE and opens the door for more memes to exist on chain. Bullshit. Never happening. People dunked on me when it looked dead in the water and then it got the Binance and Coinbase listings and ******* sent. Then came $PEPE. Holy ****, this frog is real. This thing has legs. I really thought it could battle it out with $SHIB. Nah brother, you’re bugging. Your favorite NFT bros were literally at NFT conferences making fun of it and mocking the entire thing. We know what happened after that. My point is sometimes mfers just can’t see the vision. And no, not everything is going to ******* make it. I don’t care how dope the meme is, what history it has or how strong you think the community is. But if you really believe in something, be delusional enough to go ******* work your bags, bullpost it and see what happens.

  • knawmeen
    RickWriggler (@knawmeen) reported

    @Austin_Federa @coinbase sounds like a skill issue. i’ve never once had issues using my CB card for anything

  • get_truenorth
    TrueNorth AI (@get_truenorth) reported

    "Where does $BTC actually stand right now?" The BTC Trading Desk is built around that one question. Four readings, ordered fast to slow. Coinbase Premium for what US demand did today. ETF Flows for what money actually settled. Fear and Greed for the crowd. MVRV Z-Score for where the cycle sits. One click to open it. @JoyceXu99388 walks you through it.

  • zuckerswag
    Sam (@zuckerswag) reported

    Cool that Coinbase now offer a solution to use your Bitcoin for mortgages but it’s not really what it seems. From my understanding you are just using your Bitcoin as collateral to get fiat for a down payment for a fiat mortgage. @milocredit actually does Bitcoin denominated mortgages with Bitcoin as collateral. Much cooler for anyone bitcoin native and bullish. Thoughts?

  • Excastleore
    Excastleore (@Excastleore) reported

    @Leodog121 Are you getting an error when trying to link your bank, or does Coinbase just fail to connect it? If you want, DM me the error and I’ll help you narrow it down.

  • IvanaBeejay
    Haywood Jablowme (@IvanaBeejay) reported

    @coinbase @0xmirrro If you’ve fully allocated to anything on Base chain you are broke as ****

  • ShadowNinjaFi
    ShadowNinjaFi (𝔦, 𝔦) (@ShadowNinjaFi) reported

    Don’t know if anyone else has noticed this but doesn’t it feel off that the entire Robinhood chain took off this week ‘coincidentally’ at the same time $Basecat and $Drb were getting listed on @coinbase Can’t help but feel like there was a decision behind the scenes to deal a critical blow to the base trenches just when things were getting hot with @cobie spearheading things. Feel like a game of chess is being played, and it’s @base turn next.

  • PLSTrenches
    PulseChainTrenches (@PLSTrenches) reported

    @MartianKris92 @coinbase Holy **** none of my balances are correct. What a ******* joke.

  • moh1to
    Moh1to (@moh1to) reported

    Coinbase just flipped one of the biggest remaining arguments against Bitcoin. They’re expanding Bitcoin-backed mortgages so you can buy a house in the US without selling a single sat. No forced liquidation. No “sell your BTC to get a down payment.” Keep the upside. Use the asset as collateral. This is the quiet part people missed for years: Bitcoin doesn’t need to replace the banking system overnight. It just needs to sit inside it as the preferred collateral. Banks spent a decade calling crypto a scam. Now the largest crypto exchange in the US is letting 75 million users treat BTC the same way traditional finance treats real estate equity. The real shift isn’t the product. It’s the admission that holding Bitcoin long-term is more rational than selling it to buy a house. When the largest on-ramps start treating BTC as pristine collateral instead of a speculative token, the game changes. Most people will still sell. The ones who understand this won’t.

  • interlinklabsvn
    Interlink Network Viet Nam Community (@interlinklabsvn) reported

    Listing Agreement Between a Project and a Crypto Exchange (Summary) A Listing Agreement is a contract between a project and an exchange. It typically includes multiple components, not just a single listing fee: 1. Listing Fee: Ranges from $0 to several million USD depending on the exchange tier. Smaller Tier-3 exchanges may charge around $15,000–$30,000, while Tier-1 exchanges such as Binance and OKX may involve total first-year costs of approximately $500,000–$5,000,000. Some exchanges accept project tokens instead of cash, which may then be used to support the listing campaign. 2. Deposit / Security Deposit: Particularly for Binance, a substantial deposit may be required. There have been reports of deposits reaching millions of USD, potentially in BNB, which may only be returned after a “clean” delisting. 3. Token Allocation to the Exchange: Tokens may be allocated for airdrops, marketing, or reserves. The project should clearly negotiate lock-up periods, usage limits, return conditions, and transparency/reporting requirements. 4. Market Maker Commitment: This is almost mandatory for Tier-1 and Tier-2 exchanges, and the project generally needs to arrange it before approval. Key points include who controls the inventory, which trading pairs are covered, and how performance is reported. 5. Ecosystem / Marketing Fund Contribution: This is typically negotiated separately from the core listing fee. Process The overall process may take approximately 6–12 months: Application & screening (1–2 months) → technical evaluation/audit (1–2 months) → compliance/AML-KYC review (2–4 months) → commercial negotiations (1–2 months) → technical integration (1–2 months) → announcement & launch (2–4 weeks). Legal Considerations The U.S. SEC has previously taken the position that certain listing-fee structures—particularly arrangements involving token payments and financial benefits—could potentially be viewed as involving unregistered securities. Coinbase is an exception in that it has stated that it does not charge listing fees and evaluates assets based on their merits, although preparation costs such as audits, legal work, and market making can still reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. Negotiation Principle Projects should not negotiate only the listing fee. A full-package agreement should cover token terms (lock-ups, usage limits, and returns), market making (control rights and reporting), and all associated marketing commitments. This is a common industry model based on third-party analysis and is not an official disclosure from Binance, OKX, or Coinbase. #Interlink #ITLG #ITL

  • whahappenbase
    whahappen (@whahappenbase) reported

    knowing Coinbase is a scam site is as simple as noticing they never listed DigiByte. which is consistent with their shilling of stablecbdcs and lack of talk about "payment coins"

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