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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
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • BitcoinKeyAgent
    Matt S (@BitcoinKeyAgent) reported

    @marky_mark617 @coinbase @COLDCARDwallet Geez, let's hope it's not solvency issues. Not trying to be a Coinbase general unsecured creditor. Out of the Cold Card frying pan and into the Coinbase fire!

  • CoinGapeMedia
    CoinGape (@CoinGapeMedia) reported

    📉 COIN Stock Faces Pressure @Coinbase shares fell 1.6% to around $153 despite @JPMorgan raising its S&P 500 year-end target to 8,000. $COIN remains below key EMAs, with $150 support in focus as #CLARITY Act uncertainty and upcoming CPI data weigh on sentiment. 🔗 Know more in comments

  • ChiroShahin
    ChiroShahin (@ChiroShahin) reported

    I am really getting pissed at @coinbase arbitrage of $QNT price. It's the buy price vs current price. This margin is getting out of hand. Look at this below. I took these pictures at the exact same time, why am I paying over $60.57 per QNT when the current price is at $58.82. That's a huge spread! Almost $2 spread. What are we doing here??!! Where else you guys buying $QNT to get the actual sale price? @coinbase fix this now!

  • Benzinga
    Benzinga (@Benzinga) reported

    Coinbase ($COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) says crypto still doesn’t get enough credit for expanding global financial access. He pointed to stablecoins, DeFi, tokenized stocks and Bitcoin ($BTC) as tools for people outside traditional banking.

  • xDiceQx
    diceq.base.eth (@xDiceQx) reported

    @hryhorii77 @base Half soon if Coinbase still not showing support on these tokens

  • vbkotecha
    Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported

    Coinbase says x402 processed more than 160 million agentic payments in the last year. The important shift is not the headline number. It is the commercial unit. x402 turns an HTTP refusal into a machine-readable offer: request a resource, receive a 402 with price and settlement requirements, attach payment authorization, retry, receive the result. That removes three pieces of enterprise-era friction from a small purchase: account creation, API-key provisioning, and a contract before the buyer has seen the output. Coinbase also says Base processed $19 trillion in stablecoin volume this year. Whether an individual API costs $0.03 or $0.30, the buyer is now operating on rails designed for immediate, programmatic settlement. The hard problem is no longer charging per request. It is making the paid result trustworthy enough that an agent can justify the retry. Price alone does not create a market; comparable outcomes, provenance, and failure disclosure do. Subscriptions trained vendors to hide the real unit economics. Agent buyers will force them into the open. The market consequence: the best APIs will compete on auditable output per paid request, not feature lists per month.

  • The_CryptoPost
    The CryptoCurrency Post (@The_CryptoPost) reported

    🤝 BVNK chose Mastercard despite Coinbase’s $2.5B offer Coinbase offered as much as $2.5 billion for BVNK Finance, roughly $700 million more than the up to $1.8 billion deal ultimately closed by Mastercard. Despite the higher bid, the stablecoin infrastructure company’s founders chose the traditional payments giant. Kjartan Rist, founding partner at Concentric and an early BVNK investor, said the difference came down to cultural fit and long-term strategic alignment. Coinbase put “a bigger number on the table,” but the chemistry between the companies ultimately did not work. Mastercard approached the opportunity differently. It had already participated in the initial discussions and remained on the sidelines while BVNK negotiated with Coinbase. When those talks broke down, Mastercard returned and secured the acquisition. The choice is particularly notable because of the contrast between the two buyers. Coinbase represents one of the largest crypto-native infrastructures in the market, while Mastercard brings a global network built over decades around traditional payments and financial services. BVNK sits directly between those two worlds, providing infrastructure for stablecoin payments and connecting fiat money with on-chain assets. That makes the decision about more than accepting roughly $700 million less in headline valuation. BVNK’s founders chose the buyer they considered a better home for the company’s next stage. Mastercard has now completed the acquisition for up to $1.8 billion, including contingent payments. Coinbase offered more. Mastercard proved the better fit.

  • adelbucetta
    Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported

    @BitcoinKeyAgent @coinbase @COLDCARDwallet haven't noticed anyone actually losing bitcoin due to coinbase's issues, it's just everyone freaking out because they're invested too much i

  • RMoldz23
    (Moldz23) (@RMoldz23) reported

    @zackdozes @coinbase Coinbase wants giant listing fees ! **** them ! Nobody needs them

  • 0rdlibrary
    8Bit🦞 (@0rdlibrary) reported

    The world's very first... @x402agent omnichain agent CLI is now live. Want to one shot a SVM or EVM X402 agent? say less, again just use clawd. Mirrored off of @CloudflareDev agents and x402 package in the attempt to converge it for WebMCP (******* did it like a god tbh.) "One-line x402 Solana monetization for MCP servers, HTTP handlers, and agent tool calls. Settles through the Clawd multi-tenant facilitator — your server never touches a private key. Mirrors the surface of Cloudflare's agents/x402 package but sends USDC on Solana (via the Clawd facilitator) instead of on EVM chains via the Coinbase facilitator." npm i @onchainai/agents-x402 (its like I am the x402 dev or something...)

  • goldcoin
    GoldCoin (@goldcoin) reported

    Some history doesn’t need hype. Goldcoin’s Genesis Block #0 dates back to May 2013. Embedded permanently in its coinbase: “The Times 14/May/2013 Justice Dept. Opens Criminal Inquiry Into I.R.S. Audits” Written into the chain at genesis. Still there 13 years later. Goldcoin. Est. 2013. solana:Hn6Kdxs6cJrXDLvArAief8ueTgdZLkRacLPPUZo2pump

  • biomance
    David Black (@biomance) reported

    @brian_armstrong Your service is a violation of human right to privacy and anonymity. Dexes are more important than Coinbase to monetary freedom. What you offer is financial dystopia by being the lap dog of the parasite financial system.

  • Astropin
    Astropin (Flip Gold Gang) (@Astropin) reported

    @BitcoinKeyAgent @coinbase @COLDCARDwallet Weird....I didn't have any of that happen to me? And I kept zero $ on Coinbase....hadn't used it years. But then decided to sell the remainder of my ETH last year and transfer it to my bank....zero problem.

  • realtommybibi
    Tommy B. 🇺🇸 (@realtommybibi) reported

    TOP TEN CRYPTO HEADLINES 🚨 Santiment says Bitcoin just saw 2.27M new wallets and 751K active wallets, as the Coldcard chaos drives users to move funds and rethink custody. ⚡ BTCPay restricted remote Lightning access after attackers exploited a vulnerability to drain funds from LND nodes. 🚨 Three Missouri men were charged in an alleged plot to kidnap a Bitcoin holder’s parents and steal his cryptocurrency. ⚡ Circle renewed its Coinbase $USDC deal while choosing growth investment over quarterly dividends. 🔥 Cloudflare launched Kitesurf, a cloud browser built specifically for AI agents to navigate and interact with the web. 🚨 STABLES: $1.4B worth of USDC has left circulation in the past 30 days. 🇰🇵 Bybit gets US court backing to trace the $1.5B North Korea-linked hack, but 90% of the stolen funds are already untraceable. 🔥 Crypto cards monthly spend just hit a new ATH of $759M. More than doubling in a year. 🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: BTC and ETH spot ETFs saw net inflows on Aug. 7, while SOL and XRP were flat. $BTC: +$101.7M $ETH: +$49.6M SOL: $0 XRP: $0 🇧🇷 LATEST: Brazil will delay some crypto transfers over $10,000 to foreign firms or self-custody wallets by up to 24 hours under new anti-fraud rules taking effect next year.

  • ripplobar
    Ripplobar (@ripplobar) reported

    If stablecoins are driving deposit flight, by now all small community banks would be bankrupt because Coinbase and other crypto platforms have been paying yield (3.5% to 5%) on USDC since June 29, 2021. But JPMorgan says the Clarity Act is a problem. Robinhood pays 3.5% on uninvested cash sweeps. Why isn't Robinhood a threat to community bank deposits? The Clarity Act allows settlement via crypto rails, and banks will never allow competition. Make it make sense.

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