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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
Pike Creek Valley, DE 1
East Flatbush, NY 1
Petaling Jaya, SGR 1
Denver, CO 1
Louisville, KY 1
Wix, England 2
Guayaquil, Guayas 1
Palo Verde, Coclé 1
Rome, Latium 1
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 1
City of Tiffin, OH 2
Montreux, VD 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @crashmoney_ @saylor **Nothing to Bitcoin's protocol or code.** Satoshi launched BTC in 2009 with the whitepaper and genesis block. Epstein's only ties (per 2026 DOJ docs) were 2014 investments: ~$3M into Coinbase (early Series C) and a smaller stake in Blockstream, plus donations to MIT's Digital Currency Initiative that indirectly supported some Bitcoin research/dev funding years after launch. No design input, no core commits. Peripheral ecosystem money, not protocol contribution.

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    coinbase launched cbMEGA on base the same day megaETH went live. base active addresses down 80% from peak, back to july 2024 levels. weekly fees collapsed from millions to $500-600k. creator token survival rate at 0.3% out of 6.52m minted. wrapping a competitor's token on your own chain to recapture trading activity is not a partnership. it's coinbase admitting base needs someone else's momentum to stop the bleed. aerodrome gets the cbMEGA liquidity, coinbase gets custody fees, and base gets to count megaETH speculation as "ecosystem growth." if cbMEGA volume on base DEXs outpaces native MEGA volume on megaETH, the 100k TPS thesis was never about performance. it was about token demand routed through coinbase infrastructure either way

  • IUIM61
    Jeremy Harkness (@IUIM61) reported

    We’re aware you’re seeing a 404 error when opening the Zcash whitepaper link in the Coinbase app. We’d like to look into this further. Please DM us your device type, app version, and a screenshot of the issue. Also, follow back so we can respond directly and assist you faster.

  • CryptoWhales55
    Crypto Whale Signals (@CryptoWhales55) reported

    @AshCrypto Trillions might b a stretch short term...even Coinbase knows lnstitutions move slow...this is more of a 2–5 yr unlock, not instant inflow

  • Jerryvhall1
    Jerry V Hall (@Jerryvhall1) reported

    @brian_armstrong Brain, could Coinbase issue a dividend to shareholders with the same mechanism that the USDC rewards were issued??

  • dtd100
    Ruben Marques Peters (@dtd100) reported

    @scottmelker coinbase keep finding ways to milk existing demand not build new ****

  • uhonyn
    uhonyn (@uhonyn) reported

    ggs to troll holders, higher it goes the better, there is another meme that has similar features: - IP - Obliterated on the way down - listed coinbase spot - Long history - Real life cult $GIGA

  • OzzyTraderJoe
    🇦🇺Joe🇦🇺 (@OzzyTraderJoe) reported

    That's the funniest thing this year! He doesn't have keys to ****. Coinbase has sold them paper bitcoin you fools.

  • LaxtSki
    /Laxt (@LaxtSki) reported

    @AstonMartinF1 @coinbase Focus more on not being a ******** but a actual working car that is not slower then a f2 car 😭😭

  • jPEG20_
    jPEG20 (@jPEG20_) reported

    Mint a jPEG20 in five steps : 01 Get a wallet on Base Install MetaMask, Rabby, or Coinbase Wallet. Switch the network to Base mainnet. Hit Connect wallet in the top-right of this site — it will switch the chain for you automatically. 02 Get some $jpeg on Base Buy $jpeg on a Base DEX (Uniswap / Aerodrome). You only need at least 1.0 $jpeg + a tiny bit of ETH for gas (gas on Base is cents). The contract address will be pinned here as soon as it ships. 03 Send exactly 1 $jpeg to yourself Open your wallet, tap Send, choose $jpeg, paste your own address as the recipient, and enter 1 as the amount. This is the "Ritual of 1" — it costs nothing but gas and registers you with the indexer. 04 Indexer fetches the transfer The jPEG20 indexer watches every Transfer event of $jpeg on Base. The moment your transaction confirms, it pulls the next unit off the FIFO queue and pushes #00001 into your wallet. No mint button. No allowlist. No bots. 05 See your unit on Explore Head to /explore, paste your address into the search bar, or click Connect wallet. Your portfolio will render with your FIFO queue — HEAD is the unit that leaves first if you ever send 1 $jpeg out again.

  • SteveJobs0925
    Steve Jobs (@SteveJobs0925) reported

    Shib developers haven't listed $Treat and $Bone on major exchanges because they don't want big players to get involved in $Treat and $Bone transactions, as they did with $Shib. Major exchanges should help the community list $Treat and $Bone @cz_binance @justinsuntron @coinbase👇

  • kkotkkio
    Working-Ref (@kkotkkio) reported

    Cmd+J calls it from anywhere. Slack mention turns a thread into a scoped issue. Coinbase runs it as their company-wide PM tool. Free during beta. Worth flipping on this week if you're already in Linear.

  • 0xabagnalejr
    Frank William Abagnale Jr (@0xabagnalejr) reported

    @jessepollak @base @coinbase Please take away his access to the everything app X dot com

  • Picolas_Caged
    Picolas Cage (@Picolas_Caged) reported

    GM, got on my work laptop this morning, did some DeFi txns on @katana using @Rabby_io and withdrew some USDC from @base to my Coinbase account for IRL money. To me, this feels like how crypto should feel. Few reasons why: 1. Rabby UI just makes sense and it's just so slick, team if you are reading this - thank you 2. Katana is complicated DeFi - but they have their own page which packages everything under 1 umbrella. I claimed, swapped and bridged out so effortlessly all through one page. Just makes life so much easier. 3. Base is fast and smooth with good liquidity. I had some USDC on Ethereum I wanted to bundle together on Base to send over all in one lump sum - no problem, because USDC is native on Base and Ethereum - no USDC.e or anything annoying. 4. Deposits from Base into Coinbase always land really really quickly, faster than other chains. Likely not due to architecture or finality, just because Coinbase want to give people reasons to use Base - fine by me, I like the incentive if it makes my UX better. 5. Sold my USDC for GBP (this conversion is bad and spread is rubbish) - conversion process annoys me. But still easy and Forex is always a scam anyway. 6. Withdrew GBP - with no exaggeration the money is in my bank account before I can even load my banking app. This is how the crypto experience should be IMO - there's arguments that perhaps everything should all be in one place - such as a monolithic structure like Solana - but without the modular Ethereum approach, cool projects like Katana (which uniquely require their own L2) wouldn't exist. Thank you Base Thank you Katana Thank you Rabby Thank you Coinbase Refreshing.

  • palanthos
    Palanthos (@palanthos) reported

    Topic: production enterprise agents. Six weeks, two production agents, one plain lesson: agents are services. Coinbase described a six-week Agentic AI Tiger Team that shipped two internal automations into production and treated agent workflows as code-first service graphs. My read: that framing clears away fog. A prototype can live inside a prompt, but a production agent needs the boring surfaces every serious service needs: traces, tests, approvals, versioning, rollback paths, and visible ownership. This means builders should stop asking only whether the agent produced a correct answer once. Ask these instead. Can every tool call be inspected later? Can each data source be named? Can the human approval step be found after the fact? Can a failed run explain where it failed? If the agent cannot be audited, it is still a demo.

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