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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 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
Louisville, KY 1
Wix, England 2
Guayaquil, Guayas 1
Rome, Latium 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • yaroGM2999
    yaroGM2999 (@yaroGM2999) reported

    Hyperliquid just handed its stablecoin infrastructure to Coinbase & Circle. And it was the smartest move they've ever made. Since September 2025: USDC had the liquidity. USDH had the yield-sharing. Two stablecoins. Split liquidity. Suboptimal. AQAv2 (if confirmed) just deleted that tradeoff forever. The mechanism: • Coinbase = treasury deployer, 500k $HYPE staked (slashable) • Circle = cross-chain via CCTP, 500k $HYPE staked • Total: 1 million $HYPE locked as collateral This isn't an integration. This is a hostage mechanism. The yield: ~90% of reserve yield on $5.19B USDC flows directly to the protocol. Hardcoded into L1. No governance votes. That's $163M in new annual revenue (+19% on top of the existing $844M). But here's what's still not priced in: If AQAv2 becomes mandatory for every HIP-4 market, every new perp launch automatically deepens the USDC pool. The flywheel has no off switch. USDH fragmentation = over. Hyperliquid didn't just fix a problem. They hardcoded a perpetual buyback engine directly into their L1.

  • pokerlife11
    tim currier (@pokerlife11) reported

    @emiliemc @balajis @coinbase We can only hope coinbase, the **** coin casino does not last 14 more.

  • btplebt
    ₿rotied Plebtard (@btplebt) reported

    @dorvonlevi @coinbase You guys suck so bad at compliance it’s unreal. I know a guy who receives nothing but lip service or compliance/regulatory violations from you guys despite begin a credit card and Coinbase One subscriber. @bh30317

  • CocoBunni
    Coco (@CocoBunni) reported

    @aftermeucome1st Two deposits from separate sources, FirstLedger and Coinbase, both drained without authorization upon reaching Joey Wallet. That pattern eliminates source compromise as the variable and isolates the wallet itself as the failure point. The sketchy support email address you received reinforces the likelihood of a compromised backend or a deliberately malicious infrastructure. @SecureTrace_Lab traced my drained deposits through a wallet exhibiting the same post-deposit sweep behavior, identified the destination cluster, and recovered my funds via the mapped outflow. Both transactions are traceable on the XRP Ledger.

  • abdyweb3
    DKING 👑 (@abdyweb3) reported

    You can steal $20 million. You cannot steal your history. Chirag Tomar spent $10 on a domain, built a fake Coinbase login page, and SEO'd it to the top of Google. Victims typed in their email, password, and 2FA. A fake loading screen played. Their real accounts were already empty. He ran this for 30 months. Made $20M+. Lambos. Porsches. Audemars. Dubai. The full crypto bro checklist. Then the Secret Service showed up in Atlanta. Not because of the $20M. Not because of the 27 properties. Not because of the Lambos. Because he used the same email for his scam and his US tourist visa application. Every login. Every withdrawal. Every fake support call his crew answered. Every Google ranking he gamed. It was all still there. The digital trail never disappears. It just waits. We're building in a world where AI agents are going to move money, make decisions, and execute tasks autonomously. And right now there's no way to know which ones have a clean history and which ones have a Chirag Tomar situation hiding behind a loading screen. That's the problem @Rep24_io is solving. Onchain reputation for AI agents. Verifiable. Slashable. Permanent. Because the trail is always there you might as well make it work for you.

  • ScottSummers
    SCOTT (@ScottSummers) reported

    Why tf am I paying 5% fees on @coinbase? $ICP can fix this with @MEXC

  • cryptoamanclub
    Crypto Aman (@cryptoamanclub) reported

    🚨 FAKE COINBASE SCAM: $20M STOLEN, LAMBOS BOUGHT, 5 YEARS IN PRISON CHIRAG TOMAR — 31, DELHI ↳ Created CoinbasePro. com — a fake copy of pro.coinbase. com ↳ Manipulated Google rankings so the fake site appeared first ↳ Victims entered passwords + 2FA codes ↳ Wallets drained within seconds THE NUMBERS: ↳ $20M+ stolen from 542+ victims worldwide ↳ One victim lost $240,000 in a single call ↳ DOJ estimate reached $37M WHERE DID THE MONEY GO? ↳ Lamborghini + Porsche ↳ Audemars Piguet watches ↳ Dubai + Thailand trips HOW WAS HE CAUGHT? ↳ Arrested at Atlanta airport by US Secret Service ↳ Search history included: “fake coinbase page” ↳ Used the same email linked to his visa application INDIA’S ACTION: ↳ ED froze 18 properties in Delhi ↳ ₹42.8 crore ($4.8M) in assets seized ↳ Family and associates under investigation Sentence: 5 years in federal prison + 2 years supervised release. One small URL difference caused millions in losses. Always double-check the URL. Are you really safe online?

  • midnightcrypto
    Midnight Crypto (@midnightcrypto) reported

    @rwitoff @coinbase @grok spot the issue

  • JunglerotG
    geeee (@JunglerotG) reported

    @beaniemaxi Terrible take. There is no product ending up at Coinbase lol

  • TavCannaLLC
    Seth Rosen (@TavCannaLLC) reported

    @iampaulgrewal @CryptoAmerica_ Hey Paul, I was wondering if you could talk to Brian about what sort of compensation Coinbase One users can expect to receive when the platform was down for about 7 hours. It was a massive inconvenience. Perhaps 20% off for existing users if they renew? Thanks 🙏

  • pigrichh
    Pig Pig (@pigrichh) reported

    @ArisuIDO @HyperliquidX Coinbase and Circle stake $HYPE to support the system

  • crowdchainDapp
    CrowdChain (@crowdchainDapp) reported

    @Only1Gkash @coinbase @base So what you mean is founders from these other region are no more getting the support They use to ??

  • tankstir
    Tankstir (@tankstir) reported

    @VincentSco72192 I got a call from them. Telling me my cold wallet was compromised and the smart contracts needed to be updated. They hacked my email, intercepted my attempt to validate, spoofed Coinbase support emails. They were good. I stopped. They got nothing. Changed my email

  • spen______
    spencer🦕 (@spen______) reported

    @TorontoFC @coinbase Wish TFC would support me as much as I support them

  • techedgedaily
    TechEdgeDaily (@techedgedaily) reported

    @unusual_whales The pitch was "AI is cheaper than humans." The reality is enterprise AI deployments now cost more than the people they replaced. Plus you still need humans to manage the AI, fix what it breaks, and explain to leadership why the savings didn't materialize. Coinbase laid off 14% to go "AI-native." The math only works if the AI tools they use don't cost more than the salaries they saved. Right now, for many companies, it doesn't. The tools are getting cheaper fast. Grok 4.3 at $1.25/$2.50 per million tokens versus Claude at $5/$25 changed the economics overnight. But "AI is cheaper" only works once. The first wave of enterprise adoption is paying premium prices for capabilities the second wave will get for 90% less.

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