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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:

  • GHOSTawyeeBOB
    Ghost_AwyeeDeaterBob (@GHOSTawyeeBOB) reported

    @coinbase Bitcoin. It was Bitcoin you piece of **** 🖕

  • WALLACHLEGAL
    Daniel Wallach (@WALLACHLEGAL) reported

    Next steps in Wisconsin: The 'removed' lawsuits vs. Kalshi, Polymarket, Nadex, Crypto, Coinbase & Robinhood will be remanded to state court due to lack of 'complete preemption.' State courts will issue PIs barring these companies from offering sports contracts within Wisconsin.

  • CoSatoshi821
    Caylon (@CoSatoshi821) reported

    Reminder that CleanPool's payout scheme is a non-custodial PPLNS. When a block hits, you're paid out directly from the coinbase; no custody/trust required #BIP110 #RDTS

  • CryptoMalfoy_
    MALFOY 🐍 (@CryptoMalfoy_) reported

    I'm looking at BTC spot volumes and they are cooked right now. It's down more than 75% from that late 2024 peak. @binance alone did ~$35B this July… meanwhile Nov 2024 was sitting at $246B. That's an absolute free fall and that's the same story everywhere: • Bybit −85% • OKX −67% • Coinbase −61% We haven’t seen volume this dead since the ugly end of the 2023 bear market. Quiet before the next leg… or more of this? 👀

  • BucketBoyPlunge
    BucketBoyPlunger (@BucketBoyPlunge) reported

    Coinbase @base it’s in your best interest to allow your users to withdraw to RobinHood @RobinhoodCrypto You’re going to lose the user base regardless and if you don’t support it… you’ll simply miss the fee compounding and the wallet scans you conduct as well

  • omg21btc
    Orange Manufacturing Group (@omg21btc) reported

    @tomyoungjr @darkside2030 Twenty One and River. PoR no problem Notable holdout: coinbase and strategy. excuse : alled on-chain PoR a "bad idea" at Bitcoin 2025, arguing published wallet addresses expose sensitive information lol

  • Crypto_SunnyS
    Crypto Sunny (@Crypto_SunnyS) reported

    💥 @base just solved one of the biggest problems in crypto airdrops: Sybil farming. Users can create 1,000 wallets... But with Base Verify, they'll still count as just one verified identity. 👤 Instead of trusting wallets, apps can verify that a user controls a real account (Coinbase, X, Instagram, TikTok, etc.) while preserving privacy through a unique verification identifier. (Base Engineering Blog) This means: ✅ 1 person = 1 identity = 1 claim ✅ Fairer airdrops ✅ Harder for bots and multi-wallet farmers ✅ Better reward distribution for real users 👀 One thing to be clear: Base has not announced that this will be used for a future Base airdrop. Base Verify is infrastructure that builders can integrate into their own apps and reward systems. But if Base ever launches an airdrop... I wouldn't be surprised if this becomes one of the strongest Sybil filters. What do you think? Will Base Verify become the new standard for crypto airdrops? 👇

  • CW3theHoarder
    C-W3 the Hoarder (@CW3theHoarder) reported

    @shawmakesmagic You and @rasmr_eth specifically are going to be the reason coinbase chills ******** out on their ridiculous fees. It’s too funny to not be the outcome

  • PurelyBitcoin
    Purely Bitcoin (@PurelyBitcoin) reported

    Bitcoin is perfect money. But governments have made it legally impossible to spend it without filing a taxable transaction every single time. Bitcoin treasury companies exclusively focused on Bitcoin are the ones changing that in Washington and across the globe. Not Coinbase. Not the multi-crypto crowd. Bitcoin only. Digital credit is the bridge. Backed by Bitcoin but paying a high yield in fiat for the world we live in today. The educational journey starts with a 13% yield. It ends with owning Bitcoin directly. Same destination. Less volatility to get there. @ColeMacro $ASST $SATA $BTC

  • CryptoCyberia
    Lain on the Blockchain (@CryptoCyberia) reported

    @rasmr_eth Coinbase makes use of ease-of-access and peace-of-mind from FDIC insurance to charge exorbitant fees. I literally only use them for USDC -> Tradfi conversion. CryptoDotCom is somehow even more absolutely insane. ****, these companies are just onchain **** gangs

  • cryptrader13
    Cryp Trader (@cryptrader13) reported

    @coinbase @CoinbasePredict @grok Means base is dead as **** B20 doing LESS THAN 100 THOUSAND VOLUME IN 24 hrs pathetic

  • 0x_Davide
    0xDavide (@0x_Davide) reported

    $Base airdrop coming soon? No, "Base Verify Onchain" is also intended for other protocols. This doesn't mean the token will arrive anytime soon. What is Base Verify Onchain? Those who adopt this method ask you to connect a social network to your address. This won't solve the Sybil problem. It will simply move it elsewhere. If some protocols start using it for airdrops (I hope not), expect new problems: • It penalizes those who want to remain anonymous (we're in DeFi, not Cex). • Real users without the "right" social media accounts will be excluded (imagine not having a Instagram profile or verified X profile, or having 199 followers instead of 200 and not being able to claim). • People in countries where Coinbase One or certain social media platforms aren't available won't be able to claim. • Sybils can simply buy old, verified, or heavily followed accounts. • Creates a social financial identity tied to your wallet, reducing pseudonymity. • Makes targeted attacks (like the $5 "wrench" attack) more attractive. • Encourages protocols to reward social status rather than on-chain activity. • Introduces new "gatekeepers" to DeFi. • Makes airdrops less decentralized and more controlled. • It doesn't prove you're human, just that you control another account. • It doesn't eliminate the Sybil problem, it transforms it (Sybil farmers will buy social media accounts, multiple devices, fake identities with SMS, etc.). • It introduces arbitrary criteria (Why Instagram and not Farcaster? Why TikTok and not YouTube? Why Coinbase One and not Kraken? Why X and not DeBank?). DeFi was created to eliminate these dependencies, not to create new ones. It was designed to be permissionless. If external accounts are required to participate, the experience becomes similar to Web2. No system eliminates industrial farming (Sybil) because everything can be circumvented. This system would limit those who use 1,000 or 10,000 addresses, but it would also exclude many real users. I believe the best anti-Sybil methods are Nansen's, based solely on on-chain analysis. Sybils can be detected for several reasons: - Continuous movement of funds between the same addresses. - Withdrawals/deposits on the same CEX. - Similar behavior (same swaps, same protocols used, and same amounts). It is also sufficient to set: - Activity in 6-7-8 different months (depending on the protocol's age). - Minimum ETH balance (at least 0.02 $ETH).

  • SteveSimple
    Simple Steve 🌌 (@SteveSimple) reported

    @jasonsvoboda It’s not spam. The bytes of Coinbase transactions are filled with entropy by miners to expand the search space for the random bytes that find the block. The arbitrariness of that search through randomness is required.

  • slem1337
    Slem 🍚 ⛓ (@slem1337) reported

    CRYPTO’S BEAR MARKET HAS MOVED FROM THE CHART TO THE PAYROLL Bankruptcies, shutdowns and layoffs are now piling up across the industry. Bankruptcies and wind-downs: • MVMT Labs, the former Movement Labs entity, filed for Chapter 11 • Storj entered Chapter 11 restructuring while keeping the network operational • BitMart began an orderly wind-down • BitMEX will close on September 23 • Zapper shuts down on August 3 after nearly seven years • AscendEX has already ceased operations Then came the payroll cuts: • Coinbase: around 700 jobs, or 14% • Gemini: up to 200 jobs, or roughly 25% • BitGo: nearly 15% • Uphold: 17% • Matter Labs: staff cuts during its pivot to Prividium • Polygon: 60 roles reportedly removed after its acquisitions Narratives no longer cover payroll. Tokens no longer fix bad unit economics. And capital is no longer infinitely patient. Bull markets fund experiments. Bear markets reveal which ones were actual businesses.

  • marcb_xyz
    Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reported

    BitMEX shutting down is being read as a casualty story. it's actually a victory lap for the product. the perpetual swap went from an offshore casino instrument to a regulated US product. CME lists crypto derivatives. Coinbase and Bitnomial run CFTC regulated futures. the CFTC is taking public comments on 24/7 perpetual futures right now. the venue died. the contract it invented got absorbed by the most regulated market infrastructure in the world. that's what institutionalization actually looks like. not banks buying bitcoin. regulators adopting crypto's market structure.

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