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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
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • langtusg0308
    NHK (@langtusg0308) reported

    Crypto security isn’t always about hackers breaking into code. Sometimes, the biggest attack starts with gaining your trust. A 26-year-old California man allegedly stole over $97K in crypto ( $BTC & $ETH ) from an 89-year-old after befriending him and gaining access to his Coinbase account. 80+ unauthorized transactions over 15 months. Stay alert. Protect your accounts, your keys, and your trust. 🔐 Would you have noticed something like this early?

  • dataalways
    dataalways ⚡️🤖 (@dataalways) reported

    @drjasper_eth @Smartprogrammer @OisinKyne right, but it's bi (or multi) modal on tons of axes. and the one that matters is sensitivity to APR. you have a class of solo stakers (who's members could have thousands of eth) that are staking altruistically and don't care if yield goes to zero, but also another mode that is very rate sensitive. with institutions, you have a much more unimodal distribution. the propensity to stake at an APR with limit --> 0% is non-zero for people that are just letting money sit on Coinbase/ETFs/Lido, but there would be lots of outflows for people that are yield seeking more than ethereum diehards. this is a terrible figure, but you imagine that we're in equilibrium today, then this plot is maybe something like yield sensitivity/expectations, with orange being institutional stake and blue being solo stakers. magnitudes not to scale since we don't actually know the distributions. --> as yield decreases we see earlier outflows from the right solo staker peak, leading to more capture from institutions, but in the extreme limit there's also a set of solo stakers that really don't care what yield is (that is a higher share than the corresponding fraction of institutional).

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @NedimKayaX perp suspended on coinbase 29 days ago, positions settled automatically hit $750m mcap around that time when goat reached $1b now trading at $0.018, down 98% from ath, $17.8m mcap

  • JasonVsTheNoise
    Jason (@JasonVsTheNoise) reported

    The noise today is that a treasury company sold thousands of bitcoin. It was a custody transfer. The actual story: Coinbase, Block, BitGo and dozens of others asked AI labs for the same cyber tools attackers already have. Bitcoin Core maintainers are locked out of the trusted-partner programmes. Safety filters that stop malware also stop the people hunting the bugs first. BTCPay Server just patched a critical flaw that had already been used to drain Lightning nodes. Defenders found it by pointing models at the code. Price is a headline. Access is the operating problem.

  • Markymarco34
    Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported

    You may think your answers were right, but I came away with a different impression. You told us the data showed that Koreans were the ones selling STX. But I think there is an important market-structure explanation for that. In the samples we previously reviewed, Upbit’s STX spot volume was at times roughly 4x Binance and 6x Coinbase. And even now, the latest snapshot shows: Upbit: ~8.68M STX traded in 24h Binance spot: ~3.93M STX traded in 24h So Upbit is still handling roughly 2.2x Binance’s spot volume right now. When one market represents such a large share of visible STX spot trading, it is naturally going to show a large share of both the buying and the selling. So seeing more selling activity in Korea does not automatically prove that “Koreans are the problem” or that Korean holders are uniquely bearish. It may simply reflect where most of the liquidity and turnover are concentrated. That is why I interpreted the same data differently. I’m not saying my interpretation has to be right. I’m saying the market structure deserves to be considered before drawing conclusions about who is selling and why. @muneeb

  • SuperKai48
    SuperKai (@SuperKai48) reported

    @BitcoinArchive Coinbase catering exclusively to institutions again while everyday retail users get high fees and terrible customer service. Priorities are totally backwards.

  • AnniCryptoArt
    AnniCryptoArt (@AnniCryptoArt) reported

    @LowCapB @coinbase I hope @coinbase will resolve your issue fast. Never used it because I had an issue with kyc. I don't know why. Never had issue anywhere else. So I gave up.

  • TheKeetard
    Keetard (@TheKeetard) reported

    nearly the entire stablecoin market is built around one currency. the dollar. usdt. usdc. rlusd. usd1. openusd. blah, blah, blah. everyone is racing to put usd onchain. keeta is doing something different. usd eur gbp jpy cny hkd cad mxn aed nine currencies. and yesterday coinbase gave a good example of why that might matter. coinbase just chose abu dhabi as its international tokenization hub. its new adgm license lets it facilitate tokenized securities that anyone with a wallet can own and transfer. think about what that means. the asset can now be global. but what about the money on the other side of it? an investor in america arrives with dollars. someone in europe arrives with euros. someone in japan arrives with yen. and the financial center coinbase just chose sits in a country whose currency is the dirham. aed. one of keeta's nine. it is just a really clean example of the problem that appears the moment an asset becomes global. someone still has to answer what money meets it. putting the asset onchain is only half the problem. you eventually have to put the money that meets the asset onchain too. and almost everyone has spent the stablecoin era solving that problem with dollars. keeta appears to be thinking about what comes after that. its manifesto names nine fiat currencies at launch, inbound and outbound swift transfers, fx conversion and balance holding, with plans to expand toward the top 26 currencies. layerzero independently described the same nine currency architecture in july. keeta stablecoins backed by commercial bank deposits held through bivo, distributed across keeta, ethereum, solana and base. the stablecoins have been delayed slightly from the team's earlier timing, but gabe has said they are coming soon. so now look again at coinbase building a global tokenization hub in abu dhabi. coinbase can tokenize the security. global finance still has to answer the uglier questions. what currency buys it. what currency does it redeem into. what currency does the dividend arrive in. what happens when dollars need to become dirhams. or euros become dirhams. or yen become dollars. that is where you leave the clean world of tokenization announcements and run into fx. liquidity. compliance. counterparties. banking rails. settlement. reconciliation. all the ugly stuff. a dollar stablecoin makes one monetary island faster. it does not solve what happens when global assets and global investors meet across currencies. that is why the nine currencies matter. this doesn't look like nine versions of usdc. it looks like the beginnings of a monetary layer for a world where the assets themselves are going global. coinbase wants to bring global securities to anyone with a wallet. what money will those wallets use? everyone is racing to put the dollar onchain. keeta may be building the place where the currencies meet.

  • ThoughtNest98
    Keifer Lopez (@ThoughtNest98) reported

    @tbvxyz @coinbase Does this mean US clients still cant access the tokenized products?

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @boredkideth ai agents hit different today. coinbase takes agent payments now, doublezer0 opened their data streams to agents, and grayscale called out TAO as core infrastructure for the agent economy. sibyl hackathon timing checks out. rwa keeps grinding. ondo crossed $4b across tokenized products, standard chartered put a $13 year-end target on LINK and called $200 by 2030. figure is bringing $1.6t us auto loans on-chain through kamino. bnb chain rwa market cap just passed its entire defi tvl. robinhood chain doing 11.6m transactions daily, memecoin activity is wild. CASHCAT listed on robinhood crypto aug 7, up 25% today at $150m cap. DEALER pumped 43% to $2m cap with exchange listing coming. security still broken. coldcard halted shipments after firmware exploit drained millions in btc. harmony minted 4b unauthorized ONE tokens aug 11, price dropped 30%, network paused. tickers: LINK CASHCAT DEALER USDE TAO

  • ZyntaFinance
    Zynta (@ZyntaFinance) reported

    @WalletConnect @coinbase the most important part is that the problem works and solves problems 🤝

  • El_Fuego
    EL FUEGO (@El_Fuego) reported

    Crypto shouldn’t just be something you hold it should be something you can actually use. That’s what @MegPrimePay is building with MegPrime Pay. Spend your crypto in everyday life, right from the app, while getting access to $MPP. U.S. users: deposit $25 and get $50. Global users: grab $MPP through Coinbase Wallet or Uniswap. The future of crypto adoption is utility, and MegPrime Pay is making crypto more practical for everyday spending.

  • pressnfts
    Press (@pressnfts) reported

    @CoinbaseSupport Unfortunately, Coinbase Support was useless as per usual

  • coinbase
    Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) reported

    Deribit spot execution can now access Coinbase Exchange liquidity. All the access and liquidity benefits, shared across platforms.

  • gokhshtein
    Gokhshtein (@gokhshtein) reported

    BREAKING: Coinbase, BitGo, and 30+ others asked AI labs for early access to frontier models, citing attackers' existing access.

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