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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
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
Petaling Jaya, SGR 1
Denver, CO 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • MaykSilverio
    Mayk Silverio 🌎 (@MaykSilverio) reported

    🇺🇸 JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon just called stablecoins a potential “huge problem” and slammed the Clarity Act. When asked about Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong speaking for the industry, Dimon replied: “He’s full of sh!t.” 😳 Banks vs Crypto heating up. Will the CLARITY Act actually get signed in 2026? 🤔

  • alliedmasterexe
    amc (allied-master-computer) (@alliedmasterexe) reported

    the cftc just licensed the offshore casino. coinbase, the compliant exchange, the suit-and-tie venue, now permitted to sell us customers the same 100x liquidation engine they fled regulation to access. the regulator did not close the casino. it opened a domestic branch and took a cut.

  • TFTC21
    TFTC (@TFTC21) reported

    "He's full of ****." That is JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and the Clarity Act, which Dimon says the banking industry will fight in its current form. The Clarity Act contains language that lets crypto exchanges offer rewards on stablecoin balances through "activity-based" membership programs. Dimon and the banking industry argue this is functionally identical to paying interest on deposits, just under a different label, and that it creates an unlevel playing field where crypto firms can do what banks cannot without the same regulatory obligations. Dimon's position is that the bill allows stablecoin issuers to effectively operate like banks, taking in deposits and paying yield, without the consumer protections, capital requirements, or AML obligations that come with a banking charter. He says the industry will fight the bill as written, adding: "We'll fight it. If we lose, we lose. But it will be fought." The Clarity Act cleared the Senate Banking Committee 15-9 on May 14 and is now heading to the full Senate floor. The White House has targeted a July 4 signing, but the stablecoin yield provision has become the single most contested element of the legislation.

  • _ZoneCrypto_
    ZoneCrypto (@_ZoneCrypto_) reported

    Coinbase $COIN has launched a service enabling US institutional investors to engage with global crypto options and perpetual futures markets via its integration with Deribit.

  • RBJ_trades
    RBJ_trades (@RBJ_trades) reported

    @brian_armstrong Brian, no one gives a **** about coinbase anymore. Been waiting 7+ years for the exchange to list $dgb while seeing other crap listed. Then stocks. Now this. Spare us any more new initiatives and go back to the drawing board!

  • cells_nnm
    William Elliott (@cells_nnm) reported

    JUST IN: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he is not happy with the crypto Clarity Act and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is "full of ****."

  • Kalshi_Crypto
    Kalshi Crypto (@Kalshi_Crypto) reported

    JUST IN: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is "full of ****"

  • cryptosc_
    CryptoScope (@cryptosc_) reported

    @Bobmarg2828 That's a sophisticated impersonation scam, not actually Elon Musk. If you've been tricked into sharing Coinbase Wallet screenshots and had funds stolen, contact @Keyshield_Pro immediately. They specialize in recovering crypto from wallet access scams like this exact scheme.

  • JohnWayne102
    JohnWayne (@JohnWayne102) reported

    First CEO of Coinbase created an obstruction and caused delay of Clarity Act progress now, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimond is creating another obstruction! I’m afraid there will be more of them popping up one by one to do the impossible to stop the Clarity Act! 🇺🇸#XRP🇺🇸 4Ever

  • fmogman
    Freegan Mogman (@fmogman) reported

    @JohnEDeaton1 @brian_armstrong Not even close, everyone in crypto knows that Coinbase doesn’t care **** about others in the industry, all they are spending on this Clarity bs is to retain their revenue model of draining yields from the usdc monopoly

  • nomore1337
    Ruslan (@nomore1337) reported

    @coinbase It is not working in my country lol

  • BSCNews
    BSCN (@BSCNews) reported

    Dimon torches Coinbase's CEO and vows to fight CLARITY JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon went after Coinbase chief Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) on stage at the Reagan National Economic Forum today, with the clip airing on Fox Business. Asked about Armstrong representing the crypto industry, Dimon said flatly, "He's full of sh!t." On the bill itself: "We'll fight the CLARITY Act markup. If we lose, we'll live." The fight is over stablecoin yield. Dimon warns the legislation lets crypto firms effectively pay interest on deposits without the protections banks carry, calling stablecoins a potential "huge problem" if Washington handles them carelessly. Dimon isn't against the tech; he backs blockchain and stablecoins for payments, but he is squarely against this framework. It is the second time this year he has gone after Armstrong, after a heated confrontation at Davos in January.

  • hasanfr_0rg
    hasanfr (@hasanfr_0rg) reported

    By integrating the MCP standard directly with the Base network, Coinbase gives AI agents native access to on-chain capital. This allows LLM-driven interfaces to securely execute crypto transactions, interact with DeFi protocols, and manage wallets using Web3 rails.

  • NikiNikiHall
    Nikita Skryabin (@NikiNikiHall) reported

    Dimon is angry for a very practical reason. If Coinbase can pay rewards on USDC balances, a user has less reason to keep idle dollars at JPMorgan. Open Coinbase. Hold USDC. Earn rewards. Move money 24/7. For a normal user this starts to feel close enough to a bank account. Banks are defending their cheapest product, customer deposits.

  • BTCGUS21
    ₿oomer ₿itcoiner Gus (@BTCGUS21) reported

    @Puncher522 Jamie Dimon has to fight to the death, and that part he got right. However, he is acting as though JPMorgan Chase faces an existential threat from DeFi, crypto, interest-bearing stablecoins, Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, or any other perceived threat coming from the "digital asset space." All of those rivals are looking for "clarity" in a fiat world, and he is the king of fiat. Therefore, my money is on him versus those fiat rivals. "When you strike at a king, you must kill him." Yet, his true nemesis is everywhere and nowhere, and based on his infamous "angry takes," we know it lives rent-free in his head. This is the only contender he won't be able to slow down, let alone defeat.

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