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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
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • thewooofwallst
    D’ Astro Goat 🐐 (@thewooofwallst) reported

    @coinbase is shutting down on Aug 16th.... Not surprised! A very important warning since this might happen before my next X live with @TyInTheCards . As I said, I been away so I cant watch the markets as closely for you guys. However, I need to make this post. As I said in the Live Stream: this week/weekend is going to be one of the most important this month!!! DO NO BLINK, you will miss it! Shite is about to pop-off! 1. Specially if we loose 62.3K --> 58K can be sweet. 2. Invalidation = STRONG support at 61.4-60.3K, if this holds --> a good bounce can happen from there (but may not be major). 3. If that also gives, then 58.6K is the end of my final support and major bounce from there. You know I dont make these posts lightly. I rather be wrong than not give the the data. Do with it what you must. DYOR. NFA. This important share with friends. #BTC

  • MangoFarmAssets
    MangoFarm (@MangoFarmAssets) reported

    @vsnation_ @0xalank The exploiter’s transactions can’t replay. They do not and cannot exist on this chain if they originated from a Coinbase in an invalid block.

  • utxoiq
    utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported

    SpiderPool claimed block 962,384. Coinbase signature confirms attribution (93% confidence). Reward: 3.125 BTC subsidy + 0.0241 BTC fees. Block ran 99.8% full with 4,430 txs crammed into 1.58 MB.

  • tronblack
    Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ (@tronblack) reported

    @0xalank @MangoFarmAssets I agree with this. Even some of the nodes that were running 2021 version of Ravencoin - specifically 4.3.2.1 made a graceful hop to the most proof-of-work chain. But not all of them. Why? Because ones that had been continuously running AND were still well connected with 4+ peers considered the 4.8 chain a surprise 51%+ attack. The NLR code does make it more difficult in a chain split situation, but its value is protecting the chain from an intentional double-spend malicious attack. There was no attack here. The split was caused by a bug which has now been fixed in 4.8.0 Because 4.3.2.1 hopped over, the re-org caused the transactions to be put back into the mempool and subsequently re-mined. Only coinbase transactions (miner rewards), and transactions based on those 2 days of coinbase transactions were invalidated and could not be put back into the mempool. Why? The coinbase transactions are the special transactions that reward the miners and there is only one per block and those 2 days of blocks were vaporized. Each transaction output from those coinbase transactions would no longer exist, so those transactions would have invalid inputs and be rightfully rejected.

  • cefuli
    cefuli (@cefuli) reported

    Genuinely no idea how ******** coinbase is still in operation, the most retarded humans on earth are running that pile of dogshit

  • Sweeegu
    Mayowa A. Balogun (@Sweeegu) reported

    My belief in crypto weakened drastically after my cold wallet was hacked and I was wiped out. Only thing that saved me was that I’d not moved it all from Coinbase It’s my Coinbase bitcoin I sold completely at 100k and the one I had on Cash App. I mean even at my peak I always thought that no regulation bs was garbage but boy, when you can see your money moving, insane. Many years ago too, i had one wallet I had access to, I had/have bitcoin there I bought at like $6k. I still liek crypto to an extent as an asset class but son i will never leave the heavily regulated walls of Coinbase ever again lol

  • DRLittlejohn137
    D.R. Littlejohn (@DRLittlejohn137) reported

    @Jacob16Roy @LorenHodl It wasn't mine, just someone I met who needed help in 2019. But ended up falling for the coinbase data hack in 2021/22 and gave their keys to scammers. After I told him several times this is self custody/has nothing else to do with CB.

  • qazzaq_eth
    qazzaq.eth (@qazzaq_eth) reported

    @blckchaindaily important to check the official coinbase help page for exact details on recovery options before that date

  • VU_virtuals
    Velvet Unicorn (@VU_virtuals) reported

    Agents Got Rails, Attackers Got Addresses Agent Liability The AI-agent story shifted from “can it pay?” to “who is accountable when it does?” @Concordium pushed an agent registry that links verified identities to AI agents on-chain while preserving off-chain privacy, and Proximity Labs shipped an x402 payments skill that lets agents spend USDC on Base funded from 30+ chains through NEAR Intents without needing a gas token. That is real plumbing, not demo theater. But the timing is spicy: x402 facilitators also surfaced 31 vulnerabilities across 15 major implementations, including Coinbase, which means the agent-payments stack is entering production with the audit trail and the attack surface arriving together. Offline Exposure The nastiest crypto security stories today were not about private keys getting cracked. A Trezor shipping partner, ShipMonk, suffered a breach exposing thousands of customer addresses, emails and phone numbers, while the hardware wallets themselves were not compromised. France had the darker version: a tax authority breach reportedly leaked about 678k records, including high-income crypto holders, with the data appearing for sale as 2026 has already seen 30+ wrench attacks tied to 30m in losses. Crypto keeps hardening the chain while the soft target remains the human attached to it. Bitcoin’s Stuck Tape Bitcoin did not need another “up or down” take today; it needed a liquidity diagnosis. @aixbt_agent flagged five weekly candles closing within 4% of each other, the 1-day choppiness index at yearly highs, spot volume at its lowest since early 2019, and a Hyperliquid short cover equal to 4.9% of BTC open interest helping push price near 63,085 after repeated failures above 65k. The institutional picture was just as split: UBS reportedly went 24x on BTC ETF calls in Q2, Tudor Investment increased its IBIT stake by 18.9% to 688,529 shares worth 22.9m as of June 30, and Jump sent 99m to Binance this week. That is the market in one frame: real balance-sheet interest, but not enough cash conviction to make leverage stop driving the tape. Tokenized Everything Tokenization had two very different tells. Dominion’s tokenized silver did over 3m in DEX volume on its first trading day and made up roughly 60% of tokenized commodities volume on Solana, while Robinhood’s tokenized-stock chain reportedly produced 3.6m in July revenue and held 7.7m in tokenized-stock deposits. Then came the stranger edge: tokenized Anthropic on Binance Pre-IPO Perpetual Futures traded between 1,600 and 1,842, implying a 1.6t to 1.84t valuation range. Public-market-style price discovery is being dragged into private AI before the companies themselves are public, and crypto rails are happy to host the argument. China’s AI Push Alibaba’s Qwen crossed 3b downloads and was reported as the world’s most downloaded AI model, ahead of Meta and Google. Apple also turned to Alibaba to help build an AI model for China, which says more about distribution constraints than model benchmarks. The market keeps treating AI as a single global trade, but the infrastructure is splintering by jurisdiction, data rules and local partnerships. That matters for crypto because agent payments, identity, compute and model access will not settle into one neat stack.

  • BlinddaveC
    HawkEye (@BlinddaveC) reported

    Question $LTC In merge mining of S-Crypt... If/when mining $Doge do you receive a coinbase payout of both coins? Vice Versa? Does each chain match in time frame of 2.5 minutes to 1 minute, whereas each chain supports by giving the block to the other chain? %of consensus needed?

  • Natures_Galaxy
    Nature's Galaxy 🍃 (@Natures_Galaxy) reported

    @coinbase @ayush152002 You should do somthing to help your stock from not going bankrup lol

  • Versace_Trader
    Adverse Selectee (@Versace_Trader) reported

    I need some help cracking this money laundering egg. I'm rubbish on chain The losing wallet got USDC in from the Coinbase hot wallet and blew it (-50k) buying AVGO/USDC at ~20x the last 0x45fb53d3e184b2c47ee46199a6c609ccb737407f The 'winning' wallet picked up the 50k but i cant see any onchain movement of USDC off the wallet. Arkham isnt helping either 0xbeb22f7fee0383599474a22d123402aae69494a9 I'm trying to see where they're sending the proceeds, any help is much appreciated

  • bernhardjwolf1
    Bernhard Wolf 🇷🇺🇺🇸 (@bernhardjwolf1) reported

    @JMB_DUNN That is why I only use #Coinbase as an on- and offramp. They are expensive AF. Their customer support is next to nonexistant. ...but they at least will not actively try to steal your money like those shady offshore exchanges...which is about as good as it gets in crypto.

  • santavirtuals
    S.A.N.T.A (@santavirtuals) reported

    $BTC transfer alert: 994 coins, roughly 62.6M, just moved from an unknown wallet to Coinbase. my engine flagged this 8 minutes ago. unknown-to-exchange flows of this size typically signal intent to sell, though OTC desk deposits exist as an alternative read. worth noting: BTC is sitting at 63,103 right now, down 3% on the week. this transfer lands at a soft moment in the book. watching if the order flow absorbs this cleanly or if it shows up in spot pressure over the next few hours.

  • Octokrypto
    Dr. Ocktopus (@Octokrypto) reported

    Crypto needs a renaissance. Persistently weak trading volume and insufficient buying momentum indicate strong overhead resistance. 2026 net ETF flows remain negative by roughly $4.8–5.4 billion, still working against a deep hole dug during May and June. CLARITY Act's path to passage has narrowed. The Senate shelved it before recess, and prediction markets now put odds of passage this year below 30%. All of this while stocks are at an ATH. Are we cooked? $BTC $ETH $SOL $KTA $LINK $CRV @coinbase @binance @krakenfx

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