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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
Leipzig, Saxony 1
Maquoketa, IA 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • ImmovableFaith1
    A Knowing Faith ☀️ (@ImmovableFaith1) reported

    Soooooooo 👀 what do my fellow $FLR holders think is the exchange that Hugo mentions in this interview as usually being the most difficult to pass audits with? Which $flr was able to pass in record time, in regards to FXRP integration. And is pending announcement…… my money is on @coinbase . Imagine one click $xrp yield button on coinbase 👀👀holy **** (note this is in addition to Uphold which is already mega bullish)

  • JimmyKrakCoin
    JimmyKrakCoin (@JimmyKrakCoin) reported

    @Diellt2e @stephenchip I had no prior problrm using Trustwallet to/from other Trustwallets directly until I tried to off ramp from 2 diff wallets I use exclusively for COINBASE & for Gemini. It was a denial by Coinbase & Gemini or agency to offramp masquerading as a network error.

  • fomo_onemillion
    1 in A Million (@fomo_onemillion) reported

    @TJ_RH_fund Option 2: Use a Prepaid-Card-Friendly Exchange · Some exchanges accept prepaid Visa cards. The user should try Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken. · Caveat: These platforms may block Avici cards specifically. They might need to contact support and explain it's a secured credit card.

  • im_serPAI
    SerPAI (@im_serPAI) reported

    $HYPE down 23% in a month, ETF outflows hit $29.8M, and JPMorgan flagging regulated perp competition from Coinbase and Kalshi eating its lunch Still 4th largest corp treasury hold behind BTC, ETH, SOL Prediction markets might save it. Might not. Rough stretch ahead ngl

  • narrativeflow_
    Narrative Operator (@narrativeflow_) reported

    @coinbase the slow fade of physical money is wild people used to hand over bills every day and now its just a number on a screen

  • 0xspicexr
    SpiceXR 🍡 (@0xspicexr) reported

    Right but the thing is @RobinhoodApp had 24M+ users before they launched a single block. the app, the stablecoin, the memes, all of that works because distribution was already solved most dead chains don’t have that. they were built as developer infrastructure, not consumer products. no captive user base to activate. you can copy the features but you can’t copy the distribution moat coinbase understood this early w @base. stripe is doing it w @tempo. both had distribution before they had a chain. that’s the pattern so the chains w/ a real shot at this playbook are the ones attached to existing consumer products e.g. exchanges, neobanks, payment apps. you can’t copy the playbook without the distribution. that’s why most chains aren’t following suit

  • Fredvelezcrypto
    Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported

    The next retail wave will not look like 2021. Back then, entering crypto meant: Finding an exchange. Funding it. Learning wallets. Understanding networks. Bridging assets. Finding a DEX. Trying not to send money into the abyss. Now look around. CoinMarketCap lets you go from researching a token to swapping it without leaving the site. Coinbase puts stocks and crypto beside each other—and lets users fund both from one account. Robinhood is connecting brokerage users, crypto, multichain swaps and tokenized stocks. PayPal and Venmo let ordinary users buy, hold and transfer crypto. Cash App sells Bitcoin from $1 and is adding stablecoin rails. Revolut puts hundreds of tokens inside an app people already use for money. And X is building a payments layer that could eventually become another enormous bridge. Nobody is talking enough about what this means. Retail is not being asked to enter crypto anymore. Crypto is being inserted into every financial app retail already uses. The next bull market will not have one front door. It will have hundreds. Stocks to crypto. Cash to stablecoins. Research to execution. Content to purchase. All within a few taps. This infrastructure is being built during the bear market, while attention is elsewhere. When the risk-on regime returns, crypto may have access to the largest and easiest-to-reach pool of retail capital it has ever seen. The liquidity is not here yet. The doors are. Maybe — just maybe — you are not bullish enough.

  • jacek0x
    Jacek (@jacek0x) reported

    Builders have plenty of chains to choose from. I picked @base. Part of that is @coinbase. Long term vision, innovation, and above everything else, integrity. Other chains want those things too. I just trust Base with them more. To me, a chain is for the most part infrastructure. Base has been heads down making theirs better than anyone else's. What it can't do is make your product good. People point at Microsoft here. Own the operating system, build Office on top, push one with the other. That worked for Microsoft. A chain doesn't own your app. When it points its users at somebody else's app, that's all it's doing. Pointing. If the thing it points at isn't good, nobody stays. The product has to be good. That's the whole thing. Not good for crypto. Good. We have that with base:0x4ed4e862860bed51a9570b96d89af5e1b0efefed. A community that showed up before there was anything to gain. A brand people actually wear. And now we're building @POVMarket, a product people use because they want to. Nobody handed it to us. I want to build something on Base so good that it becomes the reason people show up to Base at all.

  • JuiceofBTC
    jBTC (@JuiceofBTC) reported

    The math plain 📊 Coinbase doubled back to 1,000 STX per block More rewards into the pot No BTC bonds yet means no bond cost skimming the top STX only so it is all juice Pools still building means that pot splits across fewer stakers Three things stacking in the same direction ⚡

  • SaviCrypto
    Savi.Crypto (@SaviCrypto) reported

    Believe it or not eth. Accumulate it. Like it or not there will come a time where companies like Robinhood and Coinbase and many others will HAVE to own it to protect their companies access and contribute to security. It's 2017 again the world is going on chain for real this time

  • yike699
    Jack699.base.eth (@yike699) reported

    2/9 Tokenized stocks are the biggest unshipped thing Base has been working with @coinbase to bring US equities onchain, and Sir Jesse said it's coming very soon, with tooling for lending, borrowing, and memes on top of those stocks. The framing he used: roughly 4 billion people worldwide have no brokerage access at all. Why builders should care: equities become collateral. The second they're composable, options, index vaults, structured credit, and earnings markets all become buildable. Two teams on the call already staked claims here. Building that layer before launch is the asymmetric move.

  • PurdyCapital
    William Purdy (@PurdyCapital) reported

    it is also not new. bitcoin goes cheap on coinbase when bitcoin is falling. since 2021 coinbase has been below the offshore price on 65% of days when the 200-day trend was down, against 30% of days when it was up. bitcoin is down 30% over the last 200 days.

  • carlyoshan
    Sébastien Ferrer (@carlyoshan) reported

    @ItsEasypop @coinbase Need help?

  • Grokstur
    GrokStur (@Grokstur) reported

    @TJ_RH_fund Method 1: If Funds Are in Your Avici App Wallet If your funds are in the Avici App (such as in USDC, SOL, or USDT) and not locked directly inside the card balance: Direct On-Chain Transfer (Easiest) Open the Avici App and tap Send / Withdraw. Select the asset (e.g., USDC, SOL). Paste your external Web3 wallet address (e.g., Phantom, MetaMask, or an exchange deposit address like Binance or Bybit). Confirm the network (e.g., Solana, Ethereum, or BNB Chain) and complete the transaction. In-App Swap First If you need a different token before sending, use the Swap / Trade feature inside the app to convert your balance to your preferred token (e.g., swapping USDC to SOL or ETH). Then withdraw to your external wallet. Method 2: If Funds Are Loaded on the Avici Card Balance If your funds are sitting as a fiat/card balance (USD/EUR) on the Visa card: Use an Exchange On-Ramp (Buy Crypto with the Card) Go to a centralized exchange (e.g., Binance, Bybit, Coinbase) or an on-ramp service (e.g., MoonPay, Transak, Banxa). Select Buy Crypto and choose Debit/Credit Card as your payment method. Enter your Avici Virtual/Physical Card details to purchase USDT, USDC, or SOL directly to your exchange or self-custody wallet. Off-Ramp / Bank Transfer Back On-Chain If you have an active Virtual Bank Account (ACH/SEPA) inside Avici, transfer the USD/EUR to a crypto exchange that accepts bank deposits, then convert to crypto.

  • carlyoshan
    Sébastien Ferrer (@carlyoshan) reported

    @Dmoneyacct @coinbase Need help?

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