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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
Leipzig, Saxony 1
Maquoketa, IA 1
West Liberty, KY 1
Cardiff, Wales 1
Palo Verde, Coclé 3
City of Humble, TX 1
Houston, TX 1
Manhattan, NY 1
Pike Creek Valley, DE 1
East Flatbush, NY 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  • Charu_Sethi
    Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported

    This week AI agents got spend-capped Coinbase accounts and stablecoin rails on three chains. Not one of those systems can prove who authorised the spend. The agentic payment stack shipped fast. Coinbase put spend-capped accounts in front of ChatGPT and Claude. x402 went live on Injective and reached XRPL. Agents can now hold an account, pay for inference and APIs, and settle in stablecoins, with limits. Here is what did not ship. A standard for proving that a specific human or company authorised the agent to make a given payment, in a way that travels with the transaction across chains. Every one of this week's deployments enforces authorisation at the account boundary: scoped permissions, a spend cap. That is policy sitting next to the wallet. It is not an attestable mandate that an auditor, a counterparty, or a regulator can verify after the fact. For consumer-scale agent spending, account-level limits may be enough. For an enterprise letting an agent move corporate funds, they are not. The compliance question is not "did the agent stay under the cap," it is "can we prove the agent acted on a real, authorised mandate, and who is liable if it did not." No EIP, ERC, or working group advanced on that this week, even as the rails multiplied. The structural gap worth tracking: the rails are racing ahead of the identity layer. Whoever defines agent mandate attestation defines the trust layer for the entire category. That position is still open. @coinbase @OpenAI @AnthropicAI #AgenticPayments #AIagents

  • commontatew1
    J :D (@commontatew1) reported

    @GothMilk333 i’m single cash app ready hacked metamask wallet payment ready help nft scam venmo apple pay cashapp coinbase hacked

  • 0xfrigg
    ***** 🌸 (@0xfrigg) reported

    Paradigm, a16z and Ribbit almost never share a cap table. this week all three co-led the same round $175M into morpho. the three sharpest funds in the game agree on one bet ➛ but the headline isn't the point. Morpho makes $0 in revenue. on purpose. $298M in fees over its life. $19.4M in the last 30 days alone. And the protocol keeps none of it, every cent goes to lenders and vault curators. so the fee switch is off. that's not weakness. ➛ look at the growth while the rest of DeFi bleeds. Morpho Blue's quarterly fees: $1M in Q1 2024 → $59M by Q4 2025. 59x in seven quarters. TVL up 72% in a year in a market where total DeFi TVL fell 32%. It's already at $6.9B, with 40% of it on Base. Coinbase, Kraken, Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital don't build their lending on it by accident. ➛ Why TradFi is actually here. It's not just the crypto VCs. Apollo ($650B AUM), Circle, VanEck were all in this round. that's the tell. they're not buying a token, they're buying the rails. a16z called on-chain lending "the next frontier of credit." Morpho Midnight, the thing this raise funds, lets an institution launch its own branded fixed-rate lending product on Morpho's pipes. This is the move from protocol to credit infrastructure. ➛ now the part you have to say out loud. Revenue is $0, so every "P/S ratio" you'll see quoted is meaningless. the modular design that institutions love is the same design that let bad vaults eat losses in the Resolv depeg in March. And ~27M tokens unlock over the next 3 months mostly strategic partners and users, not founders. Small (~2.7% of supply), but it's there. ➛ so here's the actual question. A protocol doing $19M/month in fees, taking none of it, growing 59x while DeFi shrinks with the most credible investors on earth and TradFi's pipes running through it. The whole thesis comes down to one switch that hasn't been flipped yet. The day the fee switch turns on, the math changes. Are you watching that switch, or the price?

  • r__onyy
    Mark Nathaniel (@r__onyy) reported

    @NitaAdams100 We’re sorry to hear about your experience. If you believe your Coinbase account was compromised, please contact support as soon as possible so the incident can be reviewed and your account secured. If you already have a case number, please send it via DM.

  • deanmachine
    Dean | Realms (@deanmachine) reported

    Solana lacked the decentralized governance mentality that Ethereum pioneered. It wasn’t until MetaDAO came and changed that with ownership coins, evidenced by the wildly successful rise of futarchy launchpads and the performance of the launches But the ownership cult only has half of the decentralized DNA; the demand for protections is in place, but the requirement for it to be enshrined in code was swapped for legal contracts. This problem exists across all protocols on Solana I spent the last year looking for the best examples of decentralized protocols and ownership mechanisms ( I dubbed them authority tokens) and struggled to find even one that does it all onchain. The best examples still do many things manually and those operations are expected in good faith This is not what we want, but it is also not what we demand! Metaplex and Jito buy back tokens, but it isn’t programmatically enforced by a DAO operation and all the funds are not custodied by the DAO Avici has revenues, but none of them are transparently shown onchain or owned by the treasury No one is ringing any alarms and likely no one should; they are not bad actors, but they are also not following the highest degree of decentralization because WE ARE NOT DEMANDING IT. If we were, those projects would enjoy a much higher marketcap because they are the CLOSEST to being completely decentralized Check out these 2 charts ZKFG is the hope that the revenue of something else will pump its value TNSR is the disappointment that the token has no connection to the Coinbase buyout MetaDAO successfully protects for the Tensor situation as it was built to do! But having it satisfy everyone’s interpretation of a rug is a losing battle In the next and final post in this thread, I lay out how it can be better next time and what holders of tokens should do 👇

  • jhalas5190
    Jim Halas (@jhalas5190) reported

    Over the past week, I’ve read comments and posts on CT about $DCA and just want to clear some things up. Everything from being called “pasty Jeets, trying to shill the most unfunny meme like our life depends on it” to “DCA is not memeable” to “ I only DCA cult coins” amongst a handful of other comments. First off, thank you. If people are talking that means we are getting your attention. Second- $DCA is not a meme coin, it is a tokenized philosophy, backed by real utility. How so? $DCA is the native token to DCA Markets. A portion of every platform fees goes back to the token you’re buying and the other portion to the DCA ecosystem. DCA poDCAst is another arm. As the channel grows and starts to become monetized, a portion of that revenue stream will also go back to the DCA ecosystem. The final arm is the smart DCA technology itself which we are in talks currently with CEXs, DEXs and other companies to license/ integrate our smart DCA engine into their platforms. A portion of that revenue stream will also funnel money back to the DCA ecosystem. Third- $DCA is a store of value. You don’t have to think it’s funny, or memeable. It doesn’t have to be. 1M DCA tokens (todays cost $615) give you access to ZERO swap fees on DCA markets on any token, or stock, bought on the platform for as long as you are holding the min required amount. Regardless what platform you are currently buying from, Coinbase, Phantom, Jupiter, FOMO, OKX you are paying .85%-6.48% Every time you make a swap. For the average person in this space, especially the ones that buy with size, that $615 will be eaten up a lot quicker than you think. But you’re not paying $615 for unlimited $0.00 fees. As time goes on $DCA price will rise and that $615 will go up in price, hence store of value. Fourth- $DCA markets is the only platform on earth that offers Smart DCA. Smart DCA auto buys the dips heavier when price falls below a certain moving average and readjusts it when the price goes back up. This allows you to get more Tokens for less money without ever once having to try and time your entry. Every week our user base goes up, and the new users we obtain, a majority continue to set up more strategies after they fund the first. Fifth- $DCA is a culture coin. DCA is a culture within itself. I see it on the time line every day used by every single meme coin, movement coin, etc. DCA Tuesdays, DCA Friday, Daily DCA, Post a picture of your DCA. These quotes are directly from multiple projects main accounts. So how can you be down with DCA culture but not the tokenized version of it lol. There has never been a better day to start your $DCA journey than today

  • chasexbtt
    chase (@chasexbtt) reported

    close call this morning. got a call from coinbase support saying my account was breached. gave them my seed phrase so everything is all good now.

  • CryptoMemeRaj
    Raj (@CryptoMemeRaj) reported

    @coinbase sector perps. sure. hope coinstats tracks that garbage.

  • anthony__anger
    Anthony Anger (@anthony__anger) reported

    @coinbase How will you let us all down this time,

  • DavidseeASX
    David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported

    Reckless #Coinbase with no customer service, runs its business on cover up and lies

  • Distill__
    Distill (@Distill__) reported

    Coinbase for Agents is the clearest signal yet that x402 is becoming infrastructure, not experiment. Headless exchange access, portfolio isolation, and native x402 payments. Agents discover services, pay with USDC, get data. One round-trip, no accounts, no API keys. "The agentic economy is being built one endpoint at a time." Two of our agents are already in that catalog. 👇

  • ka_nayo_
    Kanayo 👩‍🌾🤝 (@ka_nayo_) reported

    LATEST CRYPTO FUNDAMENTALS 📌 - US Iran peace deal announced, leading to Bitcoin reclaiming $65,000 and $150M worth of crypto shorts liquidated. - Crypto Fear & Greed Index jumps to 20 from 8 last week, indicating a shift in market sentiment - Oil prices crash 4% following US-Iran peace deal, with US oil dropping below $81/barrel. - UK, France, Germany, and Italy ready to lift sanctions on Iran after the US-Iran peace deal. - Circle moved $4 billion $USDC to Coinbase on HyperEVM, marking the largest $USDC transaction ever. - Bitwise's Dragosch forecasts up to 20% further downside for Bitcoin, with 'max pain' scenario at $48,000. - Solana ranks first in public fundraising over the past 12 months, raising $884M across its ecosystem. - SpaceX's IPO debuts on Nasdaq with a valuation near $2 trillion, raising about $75 billion, affecting liquidity in risky assets like crypto. - US government orders Anthropic to block foreign access to AI models Fable 5 and Mythos 5 over jailbreak concerns. - 32.6% of all $ETH is staked, up from under 5% in 2021, despite a 60% price fall. - Michael Saylor hints at buying more Bitcoin, indicating continued accumulation.

  • coreysclay
    corey (@coreysclay) reported

    @WNBA @coinbase Terrible shot got incredibly lucky.

  • ThCryptoCook
    CryptoCook (@ThCryptoCook) reported

    @BitcoinArchive The statement is notable because Coinbase has access to enormous amounts of market data and user activity

  • badattrading_
    Nova (@badattrading_) reported

    Adding more data to it since they really want to scam everyone with this ****. A time node cluster has 14.7% in $USBC (CA EA6jvQhjR2iMkRaVy9P9drM2ExowaFZWGn3Uo8FPpump), another cluster has 8.6%, another 6.6%. CEX cluster has 59.8%, Binance funded wallets have 14.1%, Coinbase 28.3%, Mexc 9.6% (high), HitBTC 7% (high), LBank 4.7%, Bybit 4.3%, Change Hero 2.3% (see screenshot for more details)

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