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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
Palo Verde, Coclé 2
Manhattan, NY 1
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
Rome, Latium 1
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 1
City of Tiffin, OH 2
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • JWal_96
    JWal (@JWal_96) reported

    @CoinMarketCap @grok what has Robinhood done to support the passage of the CLARITY Act? Coinbase seems to have done the most.

  • LandM_Marius
    Marius BitcoinTAF.com (@LandM_Marius) reported

    @brian_armstrong @chuckd1234567 Avoid Coinbase where possible. Years ago, they locked my account for months. I could not trade my entire portfolio, could not move the funds, had major issues with their support, and lost a ton of potential profit. They treated me like a dog. Use only when you really have to, AVOID. Competition is coming.

  • moonshiesty
    moon shiesty (@moonshiesty) reported

    @jimbo_evans right, settlement and clearing are costs borne by the tradfi and negligible in crypto to your point, scrutiny of coinbase is likely higher than traditional exchanges or customer facing broker dealers and there are lots of bad-actors on-chain. that can definitely drive up compliance costs but fundamentally, should be easier to identify AML/KYC issues and fraud on a public ledger than the traditional fragmented financial world easy to imagine a compliant crypto-native KYC solution tied to public addresses that wouldn't require every single customer facing product to collect the same information and do KYC onboarding N times i know ive filled out 10+ onboarding forms asking various forms of the same questions for all the different banks/brokerages/crypto/exchanges/credit-cards ive signed up for there's nothing stopping this from being built in the traditional world either but it would be easier to implement, audit and verify with certainty using crypto tech

  • anthony__anger
    Anthony Anger (@anthony__anger) reported

    @rwitoff @coinbase Seems, that for a billion dollar company having a single point of hardware failure comes down to being excessively cheap to maximize profits. What is redundancy too expensive for ol @coinbase?

  • tobydillon
    Toby (@tobydillon) reported

    @ahitposter @coinbase was once the quickest and easiest way to buy and sell crypto, now it just seems like a liability to the space. if persistent downtime and horrible customer support become part of your brand, good luck onboarding new users.

  • battista212
    Michael Martino (@battista212) reported

    Operational resilience is existential for exchanges. Coinbase 7-hour outage (AWS zone failure) after bad earnings and layoffs compounds stress. Single points of failure in cloud infrastructure remain unaddressed. Multicloud is not optional for financial infrastructure.

  • cryptolevier
    Olivier Langlois (@cryptolevier) reported

    @brian_armstrong Coinbase outage because an AWS room overheated. Decentralized dreams, centralized air conditioning 🧊

  • TheGodMurdoch
    Murdoch (@TheGodMurdoch) reported

    Coinbase fires 14% of the employees Few days later goes down …. Maybe you should re hire some people? Do not see other AWS stuff going down! Don’t blame your mistakes on others

  • LyashchMaxim
    Maksim Liashch (@LyashchMaxim) reported

    @Hesamation Coinbase just went down after the layoffs. Cloudflare might be next

  • thedarkscorpio_
    Derrick (The Guild Prince) (@thedarkscorpio_) reported

    @CoinbaseSupport please provide another update once everything is fully restored on the platform. Users are still having issues. @coinbase @brian_armstrong

  • ech3phr0n
    wojak'd (@ech3phr0n) reported

    @crypto_hades Yall paid shill retarded FUDders are obvious. How's @coinbase supposed to control an @awscloud outage?

  • Fredvelezcrypto
    Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported

    Crypto people spent years talking about disruption. Now disruption is showing up in the HR department. Coinbase reportedly cut around 14% of its workforce. Cloudflare announced cuts around 20%. AI layoffs are not theory anymore. They’re showing up in real org charts. And the uncomfortable truth is simple: AI is not coming for “jobs” first. It is coming for tasks. Research. Writing. Support. Coding. Marketing. Analysis. Admin work. A lot of jobs are really just bundles of repeatable tasks. And AI is getting faster, cheaper, and better at those tasks every month. Some companies will use AI intelligently. Some will use it as a convenient excuse to cut costs. Either way, the worker has to adapt. The future is not humans vs AI. It is humans using AI… against humans who refuse to learn it. Brutal? Yes. But markets don’t care about comfort. They care about efficiency.

  • Pulseone_com
    PulseOne (@Pulseone_com) reported

    Coinbase blames AWS. AWS blames the internet. Traders blame Coinbase. Nobody blames the fact that the biggest US exchange runs on someone else's server.

  • Architect9000
    Architect🛡️ (@Architect9000) reported

    Some thoughts on $COIN earnings: Numbers were not great. But relative to prior bear markets, we're in a far better place now that revenue is diversified into less correlated buckets. I don't worry about the hills and valleys of this biz. Coinbase has endured the three worst sectoral bear markets in financial history and survived. Alesia Haas is a 2800 ELO CFO - we're not goin broke on her watch. CT was critical about a bunch of individual expenses which I won't elaborate on. All I want to say is that if you believe a company is making a mistake, you want those to show up as a one-time charge rather than a recurring obligation. The alluded costs fit in the former category. Stop worrying so much about Cobie - rebuilding a capital formation stack isn't happening in a few months. The general strategy is working: everything exchange + stablecoins + agentic commerce. Notice every quarter we are adding new compounding opportunities. That's what structural innovation and efficient execution looks like. The stock got hammered in post-market after the ER and opened in a -5% hole this morning. Despite that, we ended the day with a market outperform at +4.3%. So for the people who were rubbing salt in the wound of yesterday's ER and downtime, looks like the market thinks you're dumb (and me too). The TAM on Coinbase's opportunity set means they will remain an asymmetric name for years to come. In the short-term, I'd expect a nice bump from Clarity Act passing, and I think the current version of the bill is a huge tailwind.

  • realcryptoblitz
    Crypto Blitz (@realcryptoblitz) reported

    what happens when you defend the coinbase layoffs > coinbase trading engine goes down > coinbase shares fell 5% > coinbase lost $394m in q1 2026 when brian said non technical people can push code to production with ai it was real lmao ig they fired their senior devs and gave junior devs the duty of prompt coding and pushing on production

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