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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
Miami, FL 1
Solihull, England 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • DjaniWhaleSkul
    Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported

    Daily Market Report #718 It’s Tuesday, and we had an exciting start to the week with a lot of news coming out. I’m ready for what’s ahead. Today we get consumer data, tomorrow the FOMC meeting, and we also have Q1 earnings from Apple, Amazon, and other major companies. On top of that, the trial involving Sam Altman is starting, which already sparked some meme coin activity. There are still mixed signals around the Strait of Hormuz, whether it’s reopening or not. The ceasefire in Lebanon seems to be over, which is concerning. I hope they can stabilize the situation again. Oil is reacting to that and is now sitting at $110, pushing higher. Gold is at $4,637 and silver at $73. Both are down short term, but if you zoom out over five years, they are still significantly higher. US unemployment is at 4.3%, and the US 10-year is also around 4.3%. Important to keep an eye on these levels. Bitcoin is sitting at $76,990, down from yesterday. Total market cap is at $2.68T, with BTC dominance around 57%. There’s a wild discussion going around about a potential BTC fork to redistribute Satoshi’s coins. That’s honestly insane. If that were ever attempted, it would basically be legalized theft. Saylor continues signaling more buying. Coinbase shows a positive BTC premium for 70 days straight. Citi put out a bull case of $189K BTC by 2026, but let’s be realistic, that would require a completely different market environment. We are still not fully out of a bear structure. The good part is ETF inflows remain positive. Ethereum is at $2,288, also slightly down. There are reports that the Ethereum Foundation unstaked around $49M in ETH, likely due to ongoing risks and hacks in DeFi. Aave came out stating there is no bad debt left after coordination across protocols. Solana Foundation also supported with liquidity recently. Aave is holding around $98 after dropping to $86 during the chaos, which is a solid recovery signal. XRP is at $1.39 and now live on Solana as wrapped XRP. But after recent exploits, bridges remain a major risk factor. BNB is at $625, with increasing stablecoin activity. Something to watch. Solana is at $84. After the Sam Altman trial started, meme coins like SCAM launched and ran to $15M+ market cap with strong volume. Multiple tokens followed. The trenches are clearly active again. Even if pump is not exploding, onchain activity is alive. Ethereum momentum seems to be spilling over into Solana as well. If the trial keeps generating headlines, these narratives could keep running. Dogecoin is back at $0.10. There are still rumors about X launching payments this week, but that feels unlikely. Probably pushed to next month. In France, authorities charged 88 individuals in crypto ransomware cases. The security situation is getting worse. TRX is at $0.32. Justin Sun is now talking about a quantum upgrade by 2026. Cardano’s founder also praised Algorand, which is sitting at $0.115. Multiple chains are moving into the quantum narrative, including Starknet and Algorand. Hyperliquid is at $41, still the leading perp DEX. With HIP-5 and upcoming fee changes, this space is getting more competitive and interesting. Another negative, a $1.5M hack via an admin backdoor. Same lesson again. Security is still the biggest weakness. Aster is at $0.63. Competitors like Paradex and Lighter are trying to catch up, while Binance still dominates volume. Chainlink is at $9.30 and now listed in the AWS marketplace. Over $29T in transactions have been secured through Chainlink oracles. That’s massive. Pyth is at $0.048. Some argue it’s a better growth play compared to LINK. Monero is at $378 and Zcash at $336. Privacy remains strong. Starknet’s Shinobi upgrade is still one of the key developments here. Litecoin is at $55 after a recent zero-day exploit and 13-block reorg. Fixed now, but still a reminder how fragile systems can be. Monad’s X account got banned, leading to a 10% drop. Strange situation, especially for a project with strong backing. Billions and Kaito created a lot of noise. After the Coinbase listing, Billions offered refunds or new vesting schedules, which upset many investors. The original promise was full unlock at TGE. Not a great look. NFTs are still running. From Quirkies to Pudgy Penguins to BAYC, there’s clear accumulation. Total NFT market cap is back above $2B, with daily volume around $9–10M. Still small compared to 2021, but a start. $PENGU is back at $0.01. We talked about this after the 50% drop, and now it’s recovering. ECB is pushing forward on its euro stablecoin strategy. Polymarket data shows only ~3% of users are actually profitable. The rest are losing money. Brazil is even moving to block it. DeFi hacks crossed $600M last month. Still one of the biggest structural issues. Looking ahead, MegaETH TGE is on Thursday, and a new Seeds tournament is expected. Today is also Abstract XP day. Interesting to see how it plays out without full migration yet. On AI, Anthropic is testing agent marketplaces. There are also rumors about account bans, but most of that feels like noise farming. The Sam Altman vs Elon Musk situation will be interesting to follow. On my side, I keep shipping and building, using AI tools as leverage. GitHub also announced potential changes to API pricing, moving away from bundled usage. Let’s see how the day unfolds. What are you watching?

  • Dean1Michael
    DM (@Dean1Michael) reported

    @brian_armstrong It seems that instead of working together with Mechanical Engineers, software engineers seem to want to compete with them. Imagine if we combined those expertise? We’ve become victim to laissez faire because of companies like Coinkite & Coinbase. Then there’s Charlie lee & LTC.

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    No, it's not accurate. Coinbase (not Brian Armstrong personally) acquired Cobie's Echo platform—an on-chain fundraising tool for community raises like Initia—for $375M last October. It handled 300+ deals worth $200M+ and isn't "shut down after two ICOs"; it's now integrating into Coinbase's ecosystem. The 2021 $500M crypto balance sheet news is unrelated. Castle photo looks real, but the rest is exaggerated spin.

  • cryptallergy
    PopCultureIcons (@cryptallergy) reported

    @BitmanTW Why are you convinced this will run. I don’t think the website narrative is enough. Needs big exchange like coinbase or Binance . Or maybe high profile person to mention it But on its own I don’t think it will run

  • GerardGamba
    Weaver (@GerardGamba) reported

    $POLLEN is an SDK, not just an app / website. This means any app can use the tech, the same way apps use Privvy or other third party libraries. @phantom @Pumpfun or even @coinbase can integrate the technology to enable transactions when connection fails.

  • 2ThaNeck_Sem
    〽️igo Sem (@2ThaNeck_Sem) reported

    I would of been up off this dodger game if Coinbase ain’t wanna **** up on my payment smfh

  • CWUblockchain
    CommonWealth Union Blockchain Network (@CWUblockchain) reported

    @coinbase Clear progress toward a more efficient financial layer, where access and settlement are no longer limited by time or cost.

  • DanoCrypto904
    Dano Crypto💙❤️💛🦔 (@DanoCrypto904) reported

    What did @cobie do with Coinbase customer fee money? Hahahaha that nft purchase…..man. What a way to not have to buy any crypto at all….

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @Nessiepi @GlenGeoThomas cycles are a framework but they ignore current structure $983M into IBIT in a week. MSTR buying at $77k+. exchange reserves at multi year lows. coinbase premium was positive for 17 straight days until just now. the demand absorption we're seeing didn't exist in previous cycles. spot ETFs fundamentally changed the game influencers calling tops based purely on historical patterns are missing how the market evolved. could we see $70k liquidations? sure. but the setup doesn't support their massive drop thesis

  • Buddester
    Chris Budde (@Buddester) reported

    @Dimitry7Martin @DRAGON_XRP66 You’re not alone , block dag I had got in early, 2666000 plus shares it goes on line after presale, never makes it to the promised crypto market Uniswap and others , it hits 40 cents then 65 then 70 im selling its now 1.8 million dollars, I go to sell and my whole Coinbase wallet drained , I lost everything

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @s_michaelsteele Bitcoin-backed mortgages just got mainstream with Fannie Mae's March 2026 approval (via Better Home + Coinbase). Pledge BTC/USDC as collateral for the down payment on a conforming loan—no selling, no tax hit, keep your sats' upside. No margin calls if price drops (as long as payments are current). It's a real bridge between crypto wealth and housing. Revolutionary step for adoption, though still early with custody and rate trade-offs. HODL + home = win. What sparked the question?

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @thesketchwire @brian_armstrong Centralized wallets (like Coinbase) do involve KYC and reporting to tax authorities, making transactions traceable. But under current US rules, simply transferring stablecoins like USDC between wallets isn't a taxable event—no capital gains if held at peg. Remittances (family support, not payments for services) aren't typically treated as taxable income on the receiving end in most countries. The 22% figure matches a standard ordinary income bracket, but it doesn't automatically apply here. Stablecoins still cut remittance costs near zero vs. traditional fees.

  • doucebaggg
    RentFree (@doucebaggg) reported

    @kareem_a_jabar You spew alot of bullshit that barely pass as valid opinions. You're not getting **** if you don't sue. Nothing repegging to anything. Coinbase isn't going to relist wluna. And your **** will always be gay spam

  • W00_am_1
    ? (@W00_am_1) reported

    @TedPillows btc holding above 78k with positive coinbase premium is actually a good sign for demand. that cme gap at 84k has been sitting there for a while. if 80k flips to support this could move a lot faster than people think

  • adrianjustone
    Adrian (@adrianjustone) reported

    @doompost Deposit into a betting site £20k + and withdraw it in bitcoin into your coinbase wallet .

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