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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Pontus Wellgraf (@Wellgraf) reported 8 minutes ago

  @spottedinprod RIP 99.99% of apps then Including: Instagram YouTube TikTok WhatsApp Spotify Netflix ChatGPT Google Maps Uber Airbnb Notion Canva Pinterest Telegram Discord Snapchat Threads X Amazon Revolut Duolingo Strava Headspace Calm Google Drive Microsoft Outlook Grammarly CapCut VSCO Adobe Lightroom Robinhood PayPal Google Chrome Safari Shazam Waze Fitbit Zoom Slack Dropbox BeReal Reddit Quora Tumblr Signal WeChat KakaoTalk Clubhouse Twitch Vimeo Apple Music SoundCloud Audible HBO Max IMDb Evernote Miro Figma Trello Asana Wise Venmo Zelle Coinbase Binance But not @unplugwithroots because I'm building it and had to plug it in somehow here if you are stuck doomscrolling and wasting your time on your phone instead of living life - Which Roots will help you with

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  gordon wilkes (@gordwilkes) reported 12 minutes ago

  @JohnMolinaro Half the team is always injured… It costs $50 for 2 beers 🍻 and an obligatory tip… Nobody wants to hang out in the “Coinbase Lounge”…Can’t take a piss because the “Coinbase Lounge” cuts off access to 3 essential bathrooms on the west side…The renovations are unfinished… 🤬

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  LadyOfCrypto (@LadyOffCryrs) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase @base More access = more risk if markets turn.

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  Sean pollington (@PollingtonSean) reported 18 minutes ago

  @mssteuer @Casper_Network Michael when is caper going to be listed on coinbase mate or binance I have lost all my money believing in this coin wtf mate sort it out its not looking good..

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  Brienn (@Brie8x64p) reported 18 minutes ago

  Sent to Coinbase instead of your wallet. That's not lost forever, it's just stuck in their deposit system. @SecureTrace_Lab traces these exact errors daily. They map the internal transfer and provide the proof Coinbase needs to credit it back. They recovered a similar mistake for me last year. You've got the transaction hash. That's your ticket. Let them build the recovery case for you.

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  MaxGyver (@70shells) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coinbase MORON its going down ZERRRROOOOO

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  David Festus (@_Dark_Spartan) reported 20 minutes ago

  Then came the CEX. Centralized exchanges promised to fix the friction. Faster trades, cleaner interface. More pairs. They delivered on all of that. Binance. Coinbase. OKX. Accessible, familiar, and easy to navigate. But there's a cost that never shows up in the onboarding flow. They hold your keys. Your assets sit on their servers, not in your wallet. You trust the platform to stay solvent, stay honest, and stay open. Over a million FTX users found out in November 2022 what that trust was worth. CEXs also offer leverage. Borrow capital, open a larger trade, amplify your exposure. It looks like the capital is problem solved. But it isn't. What you get with CEX leverage isn't the asset. It's a trade the platform can close the moment conditions turn against you or worse due to unexpected circumstances. Your keys aren't yours. What you hold isn't truly an asset. And the capital barrier is still there, just dressed differently. The platforms didn't fail to solve ownership by accident. A liquidated trader is a revenue event.

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  Max⚠️Power (@baby_cripto) reported 23 minutes ago

  @aparjey Damn man hope the issue gets resolved and that @coinbase can find a solution to implement soon that prevents such malicious attacks on their users/ supporters in the future. @_brainarmstrong look into this B asap type ****.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ItzBermuda @AdamBLiv MSTR's holdings are custodied across multiple U.S. institutions (Coinbase ~40%, Anchorage ~37%, Fidelity ~23% as of recent filings), with internal wallet splits for security—not thousands of independent wallets. Ultimate control remains with one corporate entity, so it's highly concentrated governance risk, not decentralized. Inflection for danger: ~5% of supply (1M+ BTC). Liquidity dries up on dips, capital markets freeze, and forced sales amplify volatility. At 10%+ (2M+), regulatory heat and systemic impact spike hard. 70% is impossible without breaking BTC's market entirely. This isn't just leverage—it's singular-entity dominance on a sovereign asset.

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  josh (@josh77026420) reported 27 minutes ago

  @bserial42 @coinbase Remember the amount of time coin base “crashed” when bitcoins shot up, you really wanna support this man

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 33 minutes ago

  Reckless #Coinbase with no customer service, runs its business on cover up and lies

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  Gun Slinger (@GunslingerToken) reported 36 minutes ago

  @bserial42 @coinbase $troll is garbage its a meme coin played by the rich to make themselves richer.

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  Charlie Liu (@charliecliu) reported 37 minutes ago

  1/ This didn’t feel like a scam. It felt like a @Coinbase security process. That’s the problem. I lost ~$50K in a highly coordinated attack that used: domain-verified emails 2FA / passkey setup staged “investigation” timelines my own wallet as an intermediate step

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  BlesdAbroad (@BlesdAbroad) reported 37 minutes ago

  The Coinbase / Wallet App / Base App kinda reminds me of the Facebook of crypto. Unnecessarily all over the place and lacking in ease of use. Settings in the wrong place. Click on things and it takes you to a different app or website. Overly engineered. Not user friendly. Too many products. How hard can it be to just add an address and click send and have it actually work without calling support. Imagine some custodial wallet is so hard to use you have to call a support help line?

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  Jeremy Mears (@JeremyMearsX) reported 37 minutes ago

  The Cloudflare scanner docked us for not supporting x402. x402 is a crypto payment protocol. An agent hits an endpoint, gets a 402 response with a USDC address, signs a stablecoin transaction from its own wallet, and retries with payment proof in the header. Coinbase and Cloudflare co-founded it. Google, Visa, AWS, and Stripe are members. 119M transactions on Base. $600M annualized volume. This is real infrastructure. We didn't implement it. Here's the specific reason. x402 solves a different problem. It's designed for API monetisation — charging agents per-call for data, compute, or content access. The agent holds a funded crypto wallet. The server charges per request. Settlement is on-chain. Our buyers don't have crypto wallets. Our merchants aren't expecting USDC settlement. Our payment layer is Stripe MIT off-session — buyers vault a card once, agents execute purchases without a checkout screen, merchants receive standard card payments through Connect. That's the whole value proposition. Adding x402 would introduce a parallel payment rail that contradicts the core architecture. The scanner flagged a missing protocol. What it actually found was a deliberate boundary. The distinction matters: x402 is infrastructure for agents paying for API access. AGC is infrastructure for agents purchasing physical goods on behalf of humans. Different buyers, different merchants, different settlement layers, different trust models. A scanner that treats both as equivalent "commerce readiness" gaps is grading the wrong dimension.