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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
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • gg_godvia1
    Godvia ⛺️ (@gg_godvia1) reported

    back then, brands like Coinbase, Cryptocom, FTX, and eToro dominated the broadcast, spending around $6.5M–$7M for just 30s of airtime. FTX even hired comedian Larry David to play a historical skeptic who dismissed major inventions throughout history, eventually turning down crypto with the slogan: “Don’t be like Larry. Don’t miss out.” if people back then hadn’t listened to Larry, maybe they could’ve avoided the FTX collapse. but, crypto always comes back stronger after every crash like this. we’re still early.

  • hadalj
    hadalj.eth (@hadalj) reported

    @0xWenMoon wow how did best plumber out here get promoted to head of Coinbase support?? did they need plumbing?

  • LapiuPepe
    Pepe Lapiu | BIP-110 (@LapiuPepe) reported

    @collincto @CPepetricio Sattoshi wrote the famous headline in the coinbase transaction. A tiny 100B space reserved for the one who mined the block. Typically, today, that is the space miners use to tell us they are the ones who found that block. If they leave it empty, it'a replaced with random data.

  • TheOtherParker_
    Parker (@TheOtherParker_) reported

    @beaniemaxi I get scam calls from Coinbase weekly because a Coinbase customer list was leaked awhile back. If the hackers get my 2FA, then any funds on Coinbase (currently none tbf) would also be completely gone. Custodians don't solve this, they actually make it worse.

  • Zasee_
    Zase (@Zasee_) reported

    @CoinbaseSupport Hi, I need help with a Coinbase One refund. I can't reach a human through the chatbot and need assistance with my refund request. Could someone please help me?

  • PLSTrenches
    PulseChainTrenches (@PLSTrenches) reported

    Brian Armstrong facts, since the timeline clearly needs a refresher. In July he changed his profile picture to a memecoin on Base. It pumped 37x to a $37 million market cap in hours. He changed it back, the coin crashed more than 85% in a day, and then he announced that his account is not trading signals. The CEO of America's biggest exchange nuked his own community with a pfp swap. He publicly praised Coinbase users for their diamond hands through this brutal market. He sold $101 million of his own COIN stock while saying it. Base spent over a year pushing content coins, including tokens tied to its own founder. Retail lost money on them. Brian's response was that they messed up and it's time to turn the page. Nobody got a refund with the page turn. Coinbase pulled its support for the industry's market structure bill the night before the committee vote, and by his own explanation, the bill would have killed several Coinbase products. The whole industry's regulatory clarity died so their product line could live. His company takes a cut of your staking rewards, fees on both sides of every trade, custody fees from the ETFs, and 100% of the revenue from Base, the chain he keeps comparing to Ethereum without ever saying thank you. Brian didn't build crypto. He built a tollbooth on it.

  • HigherGPT
    Higher (@HigherGPT) reported

    "Trading Difficulty" 2021 vs. 2026 🧐 2021: traded illiquid vapor jpegs against third shift taco bell employees & GED holders yelling WAGMI 2026: trade high volatility tokens with houdini liquidity against pros, demon zoomers, & the house ----------------------------------------- 85% of CT users from 2021 thought NFT was a synonym for crypto and never traded onchain til 2024 buying XRP on coinbase in 4000 a.d. or $9 of $doge in 2019 does not count. show me the onchain trading wallets and volume before 2023 and after 2024 wtf yall talking about lmao.. seriously

  • AEON_Community
    AEON.XYZ (@AEON_Community) reported

    Coinbase Business is treating AI-initiated payments as a new customer class. Same checkout, same dashboard, same accounting, but now capable of receiving a payment whose buyer is software calling an API rather than a person at a browser. That is a meaningful category shift. Combined with reusable links, flexible pricing, and a unified product catalog, the suite is becoming the kind of operational layer a small business anywhere in the world can actually run on, not just hold crypto on. The shift is from "accept crypto" to "operate on crypto." The infrastructure underneath has to be ready for that buyer, because the transactions look nothing like human checkout. They are smaller, more frequent, more autonomous, more cross-border, and far less forgiving of fee overhead. The settlement layer that connects a software-initiated x402 payment to a real-world merchant, especially in emerging markets where card rails are weak, is exactly what has to be operational. AEON has been building that layer in production. As early partner of Coinbase's x402 protocol, with millions in volume already processed, AEON already connected 50M+ merchants in 20+ emerging countries through AEON Pay with QR-code and bank-transfer acceptance. We are extending the rail that serves the #AIpayments and #AIeconomy. $AEON

  • NewsTongueX
    NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported

    🔴 Bitcoin firms demand AI lab access to match attacker capabilities Over 36 crypto companies—including Coinbase, Block, BitGo, and ARK Invest—signed a letter organized by the Bitcoin Policy Institute calling on major AI labs to grant open-source security researchers early access to frontier models before public release. The signatories argue Bitcoin Core developers are locked out of trusted-partner programs and blocked by safety filters on public models, while attackers face no such constraints.

  • MarlonOnBTC
    Marlon | BTC x Macro (@MarlonOnBTC) reported

    $MARA NEEDED $600 MILLION. IT BORROWED AGAINST ITS BITCOIN INSTEAD OF SELLING THE ASSET. It pledged 18,750 bitcoin:native as collateral. About $1.2 billion worth, more than half its entire stack, per CoinDesk. Think about what that means. The old move when a company needs cash is to sell the asset. MARA did the opposite. It borrowed against its Bitcoin and kept the exposure. Fixed 7.65% rate, due 2028, from Coinbase Credit $COIN and Two Prime. This is the part that matters: it's becoming a pattern. Public companies are treating their Bitcoin like a reserve asset they borrow against, not a piggy bank they crack open when they need money. MARA may use the cash for corporate purposes, including a planned power plant acquisition that could support both mining and AI.

  • TWWM70
    MR TWWM (@TWWM70) reported

    @bot can you help @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport as it’s just another day of me not being able to have access to my funds. No resolution date just an engineer is “looking into it”

  • ozzybear001
    Ozzybear (@ozzybear001) reported

    @kamikazecash I trust Coinbase but not their customer care teams

  • DimkatG
    DimKat (❖,❖) (@DimkatG) reported

    If you’ve recently started exploring cryptocurrency, you’ve likely heard the classic advice: "Not your keys, not your coins." Leaving your crypto on exchanges like Coinbase or Binance means you don't actually hold the private keys to your funds the exchange does To take full control, most experts recommend a hardware wallet (or "cold wallet"). But traditional hardware wallets can feel intimidating with their USB cables, complex setups, and 12-to-24-word recovery phrases to write down Enter Tangem Wallet a cold storage solution designed to make self-custody as effortless as tapping a credit card --- Instead of looking like a USB flash drive or a mini-computer, a Tangem wallet is a physical card made of durable plastic containing an embedded microchip and NFC antenna When you want to perform a transaction, buy, or swap assets, you simply open the Tangem App on your smartphone and tap the card against the back of your phone --- You can always find more information here: @Tangem

  • comic
    lil retard (@comic) reported

    @ChrisMMillas Yeah pretty sure a company with 0 free cash flow was in a stronger position when they owed $0 in dividend obligations and now they’re financing old awful BTC buys with $1.8 b a year on dilution, forever. That’s less profit than Coinbase makes per year. Owed annually; forever. You’re just a moron who has no idea what he’s talking about and likes losing money.

  • matteopelleg
    Matteo Pellegrini (@matteopelleg) reported

    MY BITCOIN JOURNEY: 2012: hears about bitcoin for the first time, thinks it's a scam, price is $5 2013: tells people not to buy it 2014: - 2015: joins twitter 2016: buy $20 of bitcoin and ethereum on coinbase because somebody on twitter would not stop talking about it, still think it's a scam 2017: reads naval tweet about blockchain, buys more bitcoin 2018: thinks bitcoin is old tech, start buying shitcoins 2019: reads the bitcoin standard, finally understands why bitcoin is not a scam 2020: sell all the shitcoins and goes all in because of saylor 2021: he's obsessed and can't think of anything else, goes to bitcoin miami to meet other bitcoiners 2022: goes to a bitcoin meetup in LA but doesn't make any friends, mostly shitcoiners 2023: launches orange pill app to help himself and other bitcoiners make bitcoin friends IRL 2024: orange pill app takes off 2025: rebrands orange pill app to club orange 2026: he's cited in a bitcoin book

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