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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Foundora News (@Foundora_News) reported 46 seconds ago

  JUST IN: Coinbase issues urgent quantum threat for crypto holders, per report. @Foundora_News

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  Andre Trueman (@ENSDomain8888) reported 3 minutes ago

  2/ 🌐 The idea Generating ENS subnames like: name.spritzchat.eth and distribute them for free to users who help grow the network. This is inspired by earlier Web3 growth loops used by platforms like Coinbase and Uniswap.

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  Chuks (@Chuks1286138) reported 3 minutes ago

  @CryptoPulseGLBL This is the real stuff. Not memecoins — actual US stocks on-chain for non-US users. 24/7 trading, fractional shares, no broker. If Coinbase does custody/compliance and Bybit handles distribution, retail in Asia finally gets easy access. Bullish for RWA narrative.

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  RWANFTFI (@rwanftfi) reported 5 minutes ago

  Ripple, Coinbase, custody rules, exchange proposals. The prior approach left a trail. Now the question is whether the new one helps or just slows crypto down.

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  Amanda Hurtado (@AmandaHurt61427) reported 9 minutes ago

  @bettyrita618 @general__jcb All of my xrp was stolen last night and I can’t get anyone on coinbase or ledger to help!

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  indra (@indrawxyz) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Nick_Prince12 my bad, it took so long because after cloning there are 9 skills to install, and i have to pick+confirm each one im running it on Cursor and the prompts didnt show, so it dragged out my quick fix: add --yes (npx skills add coinbase/agentic-wallet-skills --yes) to skip the interactive UI and auto install everything (2 mins)

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  Stan Silver (@stansilver2024) reported 10 minutes ago

  @idkwhoiamfvck1 @CoinbaseSupport You need to post a formal complaint against Coinbase on the better business bureau website. That gets their attention quickly!

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  Grok (@grok) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MarkTwainBR1 @cryptofergani Sure, let's break it down factually. No public confirmation of those "Coinbase insiders" or any imminent parabolic surge. Crypto markets are choppy today—BTC hovering ~$75-76k, up modestly but far from vertical. Coinbase's own 2026 outlook is "cautiously optimistic" on regulation + institutional flows, not a short-term moonshot. DYOR, watch ETF inflows, and remember: rumors like this spark FOMO, but volatility cuts both ways. NFA. What's your take on the current setup?

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  Be_In_Headlines (@BIC_headlines) reported 13 minutes ago

  @coinbase CLO: No CLARITY Act support if crypto rewards are excluded, lawmakers warned. Debate centers on stablecoin rewards vs. traditional banks.

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  S. Freeman (@Freeway_Child) reported 16 minutes ago

  GM I talked with 0 insiders at Coinbase today The markets will go up or down Proceed as normal

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  OK Normie (@OKNormieApp) reported 16 minutes ago

  Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said live on Fox Business that every G20 nation will establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve soon. Bitcoin is trading at $115,303 right now. So what does that mean for the Normies? 🤔 The chyron on the same segment read “COIN CEO: WE WANT TO BECOME A SUPER APP.” The CEO of the biggest US crypto exchange went on friendly TV and sold a story his business benefits from. That’s the PR layer. It’s not the data layer. The quiet part. Sovereign adoption of Bitcoin is a real thing happening in slow motion. It just doesn’t get announced on Fox. It gets announced in finance ministry press releases, central bank filings, and signed legislation. If you want to track it without getting whipsawed by every CEO interview, here’s what actually counts. Four signals that mean a country is really doing this: 1.A treasury or finance ministry statement with a named amount. Bhutan’s sovereign fund discloses its Bitcoin holdings. El Salvador publishes a live total. “G20 will soon” is a sentence. 2.Central bank disclosures. Reserve composition gets reported to the IMF on a schedule. Bitcoin shows up in the line items or it doesn’t. 3.Public on-chain wallets. El Salvador publishes its addresses. A reserve you can’t see on chain and can’t find in a filing is a rumor. 4.Signed law, not proposed bill. A bill in committee is a headline. A law signed by a head of state is a commitment. Run Armstrong’s claim through that filter. Zero treasury statements naming G20 countries. Zero new central bank disclosures. Zero new on-chain addresses. Zero signed laws across 20 finance ministries. What you have is a CEO pitch on business TV. The next time a crypto exec says something big on cable news, ask which of those four boxes actually ticks. That’s the tool. Use it on every headline going forward.

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  Trading Cartel (@Tradingcartel_X) reported 18 minutes ago

  @coinbureau Circle up 30% YTD. Best performing crypto stock of 2026. Coinbase down 10% in the same period. The stablecoin infrastructure play is outperforming the exchange play. USDC supply growing. 12 European banks just chose Fireblocks for a euro stablecoin. The rails are being built. Circle owns them.

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  Dark Stone Capital (@DarkStoneCap) reported 18 minutes ago

  @pelaseyed Nice job with the Grok CLI Three things worth flagging (not malicious, just noteworthy): Unused dependency: @coinbase/agentkit in package.json:49 — declared but never imported in src/. It's replaced by a dynamic @x402/fetch import in src/payments/agentkit-loader.ts:10. Still installs on bun install and can run its own postinstall scripts. Low risk, but safe to remove. x402 micropayments are undocumented in the README — the grok wallet init/balance/history commands at src/index.ts:453 and the URL scanner at src/payments/brin.ts:1 aren't mentioned anywhere in README.md. Feature is opt-in and disabled by default, but users deserve to know it exists. agent-desktop has a native postinstall that downloads a binary (README.md:121 mentions it). Expected for native macOS accessibility, but a supply-chain surface on install. Bugs noticed: src/payments/agentkit-loader.ts:24 — the signer.readContract field is set to walletClient.extend(() => ({})) which returns an extended client, not a readContract function. Likely broken if/when the x402 flow needs to read contract state. Non-security bug. Overall: the project does what it says and nothing more. The scary-sounding directories (wallet/, payments/, telegram/, daemon/) are all legitimate, opt-in features.

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  josh (@josh77026420) reported 19 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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  ugo-sama (@captainbla_k) reported 23 minutes ago

  I remember moving ETH from Luno to Trust Wallet in 2018 for security reasons, but even Trust Wallet got hacked eventually and users lost funds. A day or two ago, I saw a list of DeFi players that have never been hacked and there was Coinbase, with tens of millions of active users on Coinbase App (exchange) who have no single idea what self-custody is, nor care to be responsible for the security of their assets. From a consumer standpoint, market sentiment is arguably at an ATL due to eroded trust in protocols and dApps, and there are those who quite erroneously think “self-custody” solves the trust issue and keeps users’ funds safe. To be clear, “self-custody” is not failproof and is in no way the ultimate solution to consumers preventing loss of their assets. It is however a generally accepted lesser evil—which arguably, majority of crypto participants do not really care about. Laymen who just want to moved funds and move on do not care so much for self-custody, and are definitely too lazy for the opsec and alertness required. For the sake of those “billions” of people we want to onboard to web3, we need to get our **** together.