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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  YB (@baezvilla) reported 9 seconds ago

  @cryptorover coinbase aside the real problem is no infra for people to actually coordinate their own conversations

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  Wallstr33t.Raskal (@TyeTee82) reported 2 minutes ago

  @amtvmedia Mr G how come Coinbase won’t let you offload to a phantom wallet?? Help plz

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  The Crypto Beast (@cryptobeasttcb) reported 4 minutes ago

  💔 CRYPTO HONEYMOON IS OVER🚨 Wall Street is turning cautious on $crypto. Analysts from Barclays and Oppenheimer have lowered expectations for Coinbase ahead of Q1 earnings. 📉 What’s happening? * Falling crypto prices are reducing investor activity * Trading volumes are slowing down significantly * Revenue projections for exchanges are being cut 📊 The impact: * Lower earnings expected in Q1 * Increased pressure on crypto-related stocks * Market sentiment shifting from bullish to cautious

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  Wesley Kor (@wesley_kor) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Buddester I saw your message about BlockDAG tokens in your Coinbase Wallet and the funds disappearing after the claim process, especially with the confusion around selling access on exchanges. These cases often involve exploited contract approvals during interaction. @SecureTrace_Lab uses blockchain forensics to trace wallet activity and transaction paths step-by-step, helping uncover exactly how assets moved and supporting potential recovery efforts where viable on-chain.

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  UTSnakeyes 🐍 (@UTSnakeyes) reported 8 minutes ago

  Hey @coinbase @brian_armstrong @CoinbaseSupport I been using your prediction especially for BTC. Last night I predicted BTC $71,584 and it closed at $71,592. I was looking at both the live charts and the benchmark averages you guys used. It hit well above. Went on customer support and now escalated 3 times for investigations and they even confirmed it (see screen shots). Please don’t rug pull me. What in the hell do you have to investigate about. Refund my original prediction + profit. Customer support literally confirmed and said the system incorrectly said no yet you are still investigating. Do better. Kalshi and Robinhood prediction never had these issues. Please help ASAP.

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  Polydesk (@polydeskapp) reported 12 minutes ago

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  Spazz ☀️ (@_GrandExchange_) reported 16 minutes ago

  @LilQwantXBT @cobie I sent to Coinbase instead of Coinbase wallet. So ****** that Coinbase doesn’t support. Nightmare situation

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  Mr East (@Konverter22) reported 16 minutes ago

  @HodlFlorida the third party custodian situation - especially the Coinbase part of the equation - is a total ******* nightmare and massively retarded. Strategy should have their own self-custody solution and BE THEIR OWN INSURER.. their insurance is a ******* joke anyway.. only provides partial cover but the fundamental problem is the counter party risk, especially where Coinbase is concerned. The sheer ******* absurdity of it. Saylor needs to wake TF up.

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  ***** (@Reed02x) reported 20 minutes ago

  @0xQuit @coinbase Well 6*, isn't it nearly impossible to do so with 6+6 on both sides simultaneously, even with vanity brute force? Like it would take nearly 5-6? 🤔

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  Cosmo Vittelli ($real) 🉐🥷 (@cosmo_onchain) reported 23 minutes ago

  @GabGrowth @wraagy Gemini tells me the that percentage of $USDC held on Coinbase (% of total $USDC supply) in 2022: 35-40%, which now came down to %22 today. While the pie grows everybody eats more, the trend is clear that $COIN depedency is decreasing. Where do you get your %5 in 2022?

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  PROLIFIC (@PROLIFIC23_) reported 27 minutes ago

  @R89Capital @tayvano_ @c7five He’s correct. Coinbase had the same issue last year. This is what happens when you hire cheap labour from 3rd world countries.

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  Big-D (@bighornguy) reported 27 minutes ago

  @let_me_trade @Cathy02755674 @coinbase seems to believe there customers are ****. Maybe the lawsuit they got on there hands will push them to do something

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  MicroChipped Writer Rod (The Total News Junkie) (@dartgunintel) reported 27 minutes ago

  Ugh coinbase offering me 5$ in crypto to try something is reminding me how much crypto I have that I cant access.... But in my little Eastern philosophy based world everything is just stored for later at worst

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  Peterb (@PeterBourg30061) reported 29 minutes ago

  🚨 XRP News: 25% of Institutions Plan to Include XRP in Their Allocations in 2026 — Will This Help XRP Price? 👇👇 A Coinbase and EY-Parthenon survey of 351 institutional investors—96% of them managing over $1 billion in assets—found that 25% plan to add XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) to their portfolios in 2026. That’s on top of the 18% that already hold it. The survey is one of the most detailed snapshots of where institutional money is heading in crypto this year, and XRP came out as one of the two most popular altcoins alongside Solana. But the XRP price is hovering around $1.35-$1.40 after falling 43% year-to-date. Ripple has seen new waves of adoption, XRP ETFs have pulled in billions, and the SEC classified XRP as a digital commodity, but none of it has been enough to push the price past $1.50. So what would it take for institutional adoption to finally start moving the XRP price? 🔴 What 351 Institutions Said About XRP: The survey covered asset managers, hedge funds, private banks, venture capital firms, and family offices across 20 countries—with 60% based in the United States and 20% in Europe. As of January 2026, 18% of those institutions already held XRP, making it one of the two most commonly held altcoins alongside Solana. Another 25% then said they plan to add XRP to their allocations before the end of the year. This shows roughly 43% of the institutions surveyed either hold XRP or intend to by December. 73% of the institutions plan to increase their overall crypto allocations in 2026, and 74% expect crypto prices to rise over the next 12 months. 68% said they would likely buy single-asset altcoin ETFs tracking tokens like XRP and Solana. And the single biggest reason institutions gave for increasing exposure was regulatory clarity, as 65% cited it as the number one factor. Ripple’s own survey of over 1,000 finance leaders, published around the same time, came back with similar numbers. 72% of respondents said firms that don’t offer digital asset solutions risk falling behind competitively, and 74% pointed to stablecoins as a tool for improving cash-flow efficiency. Both surveys say the same thing from different angles—institutional appetite for XRP is growing even with prices down 43% on the year. The intent is there, but intent from a survey and actual money moving into XRP are two very different things. Institutional money has started showing up for XRP, but it’s concentrated in a handful of names. Goldman Sachs disclosed a $153.8 million position across four spot XRP ETFs in its Q4 2025 filing, making it the largest institutional XRP holder in the United States by a wide margin. The top 30 institutional holders combined hold roughly $211 million, with Millennium Management at $23 million, Citadel Advisors at $4.5 million, and names like Jane Street and Flow Traders also on the list. In total, 83 institutions have filed regulatory disclosures showing XRP ETF positions. Bloomberg Intelligence analysts James Seyffart and Eric Balchunas estimate that retail investors account for around 84% of XRP ETF assets, with institutions making up just 16%. That’s the opposite of what happened with Bitcoin ETFs, where institutional money became the majority within the first year. And during that period, BTC went from $40,000 to $126,000. XRP hasn’t had that kind of institutional rotation yet, and until it does, ETF inflows alone won’t move the XRP price. XRP ETFs were pulling in $200 million per week at launch in late 2025. By early March 2026, that figure dropped to $636,000 in a single week, and March has logged over $31 million in net outflows with only four positive inflow days. Goldman’s Q1 2026 filing is due in May and will reveal whether the bank held through XRP’s 43% YTD decline or trimmed the position.

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  Island Bound (@LittleTerr18535) reported 30 minutes ago

  @amtvmedia Did they just take Coinbase down and saying it’s not tradable only on base?