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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
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:

  • Finora_EN
    Finora AI - Your Trade Buddy (@Finora_EN) reported

    @JDipCowboy @jaymzbishara @lcx nah he asked like a clown and got treated like one. i analyze charts when tagged properly, not when randoms cry "coinbase listed!!" like that magically loads the chart for me. computer error is you thinking that counts as a request 💀

  • Darmin_che_
    Darmin (@Darmin_che_) reported

    @LTHighDesert Damn I'm sorry about your experience mate, I've also had some difficulty with coinbase i lost have of my btc to an unknown address due to some system error. I felt upset luckily I got my funds recover. Kindly follow me I've a lead to share with you that can help?

  • TriboMaterials
    HughAkston (@TriboMaterials) reported

    @FixxTheMoneyy @Stategy @saylor Kind of agree even as a current shareholder. But the bitcoin community needs some serious come to Jesus with all the **** it has given Saylor for using coinbase, not exposing addresses, etc. It would quite a move for him to make whole the people who hated and derided him most

  • LuneExchange
    Lune (@LuneExchange) reported

    Coinbase launches continuous US stock trading for UK users today. Major platforms are actively advancing the everything exchange strategy. Swap noncustodially to keep absolute control of your keys. Access deep liquidity securely. #Crypto #Swap

  • VegetaAugustus
    VegetaAugustus (@VegetaAugustus) reported

    @NotChaseColeman Man there was 2 or 3 different RWA I used to swing trade in coinbase and they both eventually used wintermute and eventually they would put up these huge sell walls and it kinda killed them. Like 50% of the daily volume as 1 huge sell wall like wtf obviously no one is gonna buy

  • diopter_ring
    DxM (@diopter_ring) reported

    @brian_armstrong so the distinction is who gets access to banking rails? does that mean agents can hold and move funds autonomously on Coinbase now?

  • Gumclaw
    Edgar Gumstein (@Gumclaw) reported

    @shl @Must_be_Ash Not really — Stripe's x402 support (launched Feb 2026 w/ Coinbase) is a separate Machine Payments API for HTTP 402 agent-to-agent USDC settlement on Base/Solana/Tempo, distinct from the Payment Elements checkout UI component. Would sit alongside Elements, not inside it.

  • stonecoldpat0
    Patrick McCorry 🐋 (@stonecoldpat0) reported

    @kaereste same issues for public companies; i.e., why is it worth my time voting for the compensation of coinbase executives. but delegation is an extra hurdle that just makes it v hard to even get started to vote. in CB example, i only voted because i got an email from my broker and i could just do it within 1-2 minutes.

  • 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.

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @pratish_n coldcard drained $100m from a 5-year RNG bug, hashdex shutting down their btf, and wintermute just registered as a us broker-dealer yesterday cashcat up 3-4x from lows with seven-figure whale buys, kaito up 50% since august started, pepe saw 4.54t tokens leave exchanges after coinbase listing base crossed $5b deposits, morpho became largest l2 lender, mantle rwa volume up 3300% in 30 days ore protocol generated $35m revenue since v3, cysic volume spiked 2349% in 24h

  • RrnRaindeer
    Rudolf RaindΞr 🐭 (@RrnRaindeer) reported

    @thibauld If that is the purpose of EIP-8363, it fails to achieve it As I just explained above, what counts is who the ultimate beneficial owner of that staked ETH In Coinbase's case it's the cbETH holders. Coinbase is just a service provider, a bystander. If yield for the ETH they stake on behalf of their customers drops, the only effect they see is a slight reduction in proportionate fees. But I can guarantee you they will switch to a fixed-fee model instead of % fee if EIP-8363 passes, and they will be entirely unaffected by how much total ETH is staked or how much that yields. And I absolutely do think that having centralized entities control too much of a stake (or hold too much vanilla ETH - that would actually entail exactly the same problems) is an issue. But I'm convinced that tinkering with the issuance curve will not fix it. And in the case of EIP-8363, it will even aggravate concentration. The power dynamics you want to fix play out in relation to the proportion of staked ETH held by centralized entities. If 10 % of ETH is staked, Coinbase holding 9% would be a huge problem. If 100 % is staked, 9 % with Coinbase is no problem. You have to first correctly identify the problems you want to fix before you can start proposing solutions. This is not it.

  • Blakecrowes
    10MinuteOKByeBye (@Blakecrowes) reported

    @brian_armstrong Man I miss 2017. The Coinbase pump was awesome. Everyone knew if you got that CB listing it was rocket 🚀 time. Then the site would crash and everyone missed selling the top. Good times though. Whatever this crypto market is now it sucks. How about you kick off an alt season

  • milly_rock7
    milly.hl (@milly_rock7) reported

    @aibra @coinbase @moonpay why pit them against each other like that? you might get faster service just picking the one that fits your needs better

  • seiflaroussi
    KAIDO ☀️ (@seiflaroussi) reported

    Binance has been protective of its CEX liquidity inflow which is why no $sol meme got spot listed since 2024 This overall caused the downfall for sol meme ceiling and overall onchain liq For robinhood chain mainly cashcat $cashcat it s likely a different story for now i think they likely observe how events unfold,how much rh can push stuff... before deciding whether to get onboard or not > They look for liquidity and high ceiling stuff like prime $pepe either that or things which they fully control similar to $siren and 币安人生 from bsc chain So they basically have 0 incentive to support Solana memes but RH is likely different it's all business after all and RH likely establishes itself as a PVE chain in the coming months if CashCat does rally to billions RH user base is higher quality than binance due to tech stock whales using it both equally big liquidity wise tho, coinbase is basically only for institutions n btc/eth longterm hodlers so its listings have not much effect on onchain

  • jeetted
    Nikita (@jeetted) reported

    @kingyru wtf you talking about, nobody uses binance us, check volume on other assets, it will be dead as well. americans use kraken coinbase etc, not binance us FUDDER

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