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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
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
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • byul_finance
    Byul (@byul_finance) reported

    $crypto $AAPL Apple, Meta, SpaceX and Coinbase assist DOJ in shutting down 1.4 million scam accounts and freezing $3.8 million

  • 9rzdg992r6
    Joey (@9rzdg992r6) reported

    @RAFFTINTIN @Dinklemelon The coins that moved to Coinbase they will sell and liquidate. Just a matter of time they sell on us and it goes down again. Be patient

  • heythereRich
    SonOfaRichard (@heythereRich) reported

    Where Did All Coinbase’s XRP Go? Most likely: Coinbase Prime institutional custody restructuring, not retail outflows, although a lot of people were pissed at Brian Armstrong over the last several months. The reduction from 970M XRP across 60 cold wallets down to 165M in 10 wallets is likely institutional outflows, possibly via Coinbase’s partnership connected with BlackRock’s Aladdin platform, redirecting XRP to liquidity corridors, ETFs, or trust structures.  Coinbase Custody and Prime together support 420+ assets for institutional cold-storage custody.  $XRP moving off the exchange’s visible on-chain wallets into Prime custody structures wouldn’t show up as publicly trackable reserves. it disappears from the rich list but doesn’t leave Coinbase’s ecosystem. institutions taking self-custody through Prime is the most likely explanation, not Coinbase selling or abandoning XRP. More supply is getting ******* long term.

  • godfred_xcuz
    Algorithm.btc (@godfred_xcuz) reported

    @axopoa The issue is about 500 STX, right? The Coinbase Rewards roll back to 1,000 STX if I understand, right? 🤔

  • deww400
    deww (@deww400) reported

    @derekedws Good read If HPC cannot lobby to change the laws to allow the US access, then a "regulated frontend wrapper" will have to be built. This will either be built by Hyperliquid themselves or via a sibling company. Or even Coinbase offering this via HL builder codes. The latter was a long shot before but seems somewhat possible now with their partnership You mentioned this but the biggest thing to me is if this frontend wrapper has to have US liquidity separate from the offshore liquidity. If thats the case (as it is with binance), then that'd be a pretty unfortunate outcome

  • RwaLlama
    RWA Llama 🦙 (@RwaLlama) reported

    This is intermediary rebundling. Not disrupting the broker-dealer - rebuilding it. @coinbase added stocks. @binance added stocks through @AlpacaHQ. Backpack added stocks AND tokenization in one integrated stack. The exchange is becoming the full-service BD again.

  • HUGO_CRANZ
    Hugo Cranz (@HUGO_CRANZ) reported

    Coinbase and Better handled the paperwork. A Michigan couple used $BTC holdings to secure conventional financing instead of selling. The network itself records none of this. It only sees another transaction fee and another block. Fear and Greed sits at 12. Price is down 3.7 percent in a day. None of that changes the fact that a government-sponsored mortgage program now treats Bitcoin as an asset class it can underwrite. This is not adoption theater. It is balance-sheet plumbing. Once debt instruments attach to $BTC holdings, the incentives around custody, liquidation thresholds, and regulatory reporting shift permanently.

  • MasterCryptoHq
    Master of Crypto (@MasterCryptoHq) reported

    $3.8M frozen. $7.2B stolen. During “Disruption Week,” the DOJ teamed up with Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Coinbase, SpaceX, and Starlink to fight scams. Results: 
- 1.4M scam accounts removed
- 20K Microsoft accounts suspended
- Starlink terminals shut down
- 63 arrests across Southeast Asia Crypto scam losses grew from $3.96B to $5.8B to $7.2B. $3.8M is small compared to $7.2B, but the new strategy is bigger: scammers can now lose their social accounts, crypto wallets, and internet access all at once. That's not just enforcement. That's dismantling the infrastructure behind fraud.

  • JeromeHthr
    Jerome (@JeromeHthr) reported

    @WilliamR1945 Disappointingly, coinbase seems to be falling on security and their support is the worst.i am sorry to hear about your losses. Do you have the transaction detailed proof from this incident?it might be helpful in investigating this further

  • theswansjr
    Jeff Swanson (@theswansjr) reported

    One question tells you whether you actually own Bitcoin: If you died tonight, could someone you love access it in without asking Coinbase, without passing a KYC check, without a government order, without anyone's permission? If the answer involves a company still existing, a login still working, a government still allowing it, that's not ownership. That's access. Property you can't pass on isn't property. It's a subscription that expires when they decide. The key is the deed to the house. Everything else is a rental agreement. Your Bitcoin has a secret KEY. Do you know it?

  • MaximeL101
    maximel101.base.eth (@MaximeL101) reported

    @JoestarCrypto No I don't, no application needs (or even can capture) such a speed either, which is kind of very proven since they are all getting out of the ecosystem. This always was a narrative, nothing more. I'm very use to arbitrage / marketmaking. (It's part of my job). Markets update based on oracles (CEX prices), so no matter what kind of application you’re building, you’ll always have dependencies on that infrastructure. And from a technical standpoint, it takes time for prices to be broadcast and for them to propagate from one location to another. It’s always a mix of different prices (Binance, Coinbase, Bybit) that are geographically far apart. Real-time blockchain technology doesn’t solve this problem at all. But I mean believe what you want to believe, if such a infra was useful people would use it, turns out they do not. I think people bought a technology they don't really have the basic knowledge to understand (no offense meant)

  • ScrootyBoogie
    ScrootyBoogie (@ScrootyBoogie) reported

    @MoneyLord Neurobro by Virtuals on Base is exactly the type of AI project I’d look at under $10M mcap. @0xNeurobro The thesis is simple: most “AI tokens” are just narratives. Neurobro is actually building around a real use case — AI-powered market intelligence. It sits at the intersection of three strong narratives: Base ecosystem + Virtuals ecosystem + AI agents. Neurobro positions itself as an “intelligence layer for finance,” with data aggregation, specialized AI agents and products for traders/investors. Their own site describes the stack as Data, Agents, Interface, including market data processing and specialized financial AI agents. What makes it interesting is that the market cap is still tiny compared to the narrative. Coinbase currently lists Neurobro as a Base token with a market cap around only a few hundred thousand dollars, while also describing Neurodex as a terminal with a multi-agent research engine, smart-money tracking and narrative detection. So the bet is: If AI agents become one of the main crypto narratives again, and Base/Virtuals keeps attracting attention, Neurobro has asymmetric upside because it is still extremely small. Why worth watching/buying: 1. Real AI-finance angle, not just a meme. 2. Base-native exposure, one of the strongest retail chains. 3. Virtuals association, which gives it narrative relevance. 4. Tiny market cap, meaning upside can be violent if attention returns. 5. Clear product direction: AI market intelligence, trading assistant, signals, data and research tools. Of course, it’s still a microcap, so risk is high: low liquidity, high volatility, execution risk and possible token irrelevance if the product doesn’t gain adoption. But under $10M mcap, I’d rather look at something like Neurobro by Virtuals than another random AI ticker with no product thesis. high upside. But the thesis is clean: AI agents for financial intelligence on Base, backed by the Virtuals narrative, before the market prices it properly.

  • tmophoto
    tmo (@tmophoto) reported

    @rekt2160 @coinbase Why do you keep using it if you know you are getting ripped off? Seems like a you problem not a coinbase problem

  • richmenance
    R&M (@richmenance) reported

    Coinbase announces support for new Layer 2 networks to reduce gas fees for users. #Coinbase

  • MassiveAutomate
    Massive (@MassiveAutomate) reported

    @sqhkemery @WNBA @coinbase Terrible to watch. Who wants defense!!

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