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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (64%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (11%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Indio	Website Down	15 hours ago
Rosenau	Errors	1 day ago
Pélissanne	Sign in	3 days ago
Adelaide	Website Down	7 days ago
Brisbane	Website Down	10 days ago
Bengaluru	Website Down	11 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Alexander Hamilton (@alex_hamilton20) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Reddit I suggest you unban my account before it gets to legal issues

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  RTS (@chrisrts1) reported 2 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube I even reinstalled the app and still the same. Some reports on Reddit as well with the same issue. I am using an iPhone 17 pro with the latest software.

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  dana (@moonlitdreamed) reported 7 minutes ago

  @OvoxoJojo same tbh immediately checked twitter and reddit and they all said its down

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  Placeholder Name (@TempDothacker) reported 9 minutes ago

  @toddems2 @stopthatgirl7 That is if your intended goal is to connect with others. You'll find a very large number of twitter/Reddit people to be insufferable, and bask in their own ignorance as a form of elitism to look down on others.

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 14 minutes ago

  Got 14 sign-ups from a Reddit comment I almost didn't post. No karma farming. No "check out my product" energy. Someone asked, "How do you handle X without paying for tool Y?" I replied: "I built something for this exact problem after getting burned by Y's pricing. It's rough around the edges, but it's free - [link]. Genuinely want to know if it's missing anything obvious." That's the whole comment. What made it work: → I matched their exact pain point, not a feature list → "Rough around the edges" killed the sales-y feel instantly → I asked what's missing, not what they think People don't trust polish. They trust people still figuring it out.

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  🐑 (@marteldedichter) reported 14 minutes ago

  @LiviesHQ please fix the album on Apple Music. It’s literally not streamable anymore. I can only play drop dead, the cure, begged and cigarette smoke. Already two threads on Reddit as well about people complaining about the unavailability

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  VΛLΣRIUS (@_ValeriusX) reported 18 minutes ago

  here’s a food for thought: everyone in crypto talks about attention like it's already priced in. and in a way, they're not wrong … sort of. say… you buy a memecoin when a celebrity tweets, you ape the narrative before it hits mainstream and you watch liquidity chase mindshare every single cycle. the signal was always there. but here's what nobody was actually trading: the attention itself. and i don’t mean buying a memecoin riding the hype…that’s just indirect exposure at best. i mean the actual signal underneath all of it (the mindshare and the thing that moves capital before the market even figures out why.) crypto built derivatives markets for commodities, liquid markets for governance tokens, rwas, yield etc… essentially built perpetuals for basically everything with a price feed. and somehow the one thing driving all of it never got a proper market. @trendlefi is fixing exactly that. their dollar of attention (DoA) index pulls real engagement data from x, reddit, and youtube every single minute. likes, impressions, replies, views, comments are weighed, normalized and decay-adjusted so yesterday’s noise doesn’t bleed into today’s signal. the whole thing runs on pure maths. that removes a lot of black boxes and assumptions. then they put a derivatives market on top of it. i’m talking about: > long or short directions > leveraged positions > funding rate that acts as a crowding tax when one side gets too one-sided. the PnL moves with the index right now you can trade attention on public figures, tokens, events and even topics. some markets are already doing six figures in volume. interestingly enough, this is still in its beta phase. monad as the home also makes sense when you think about it. attention moves in minutes, not days and if we are being honest, leveraged perps on fast-moving cultural signals don't work on chains with slow finality… monad gives them the throughput and settlement speed the product actually needs to function. the timing isn't accidental either… we have witnessed different iterations of trading attention without actually trading attention. memecoins were an attempt, fan tokens were another attempt. even the narrative-driven altcoin rotation was an attempt. all were proxies… and in a way not capturing the real essence. @trendlefi is just the first version that puts you on the actual underlying.

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  Sugar Cane Farm Manager (@TardConnoisseur) reported 18 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Men should all start acting like super gay mega libbed out Reddit dads. Make your children fix this country by weaponizing cringe. This is the modern solution to modern problems!

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  CrazyRuckusN64 (@CrazyRuckusN64) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Ragequitgodd1 @GoodGamers its slow and they decrease the amount of points you get after awhile with boosted games, pokemon go was on there a few weeks ago. i mostly got back into freecash because i am gonna try and see if its possible to complete the disney solitaire offer using the invite a friend system with my new phone thats arriving because apparently after reading reddit posts, people have spent way too much money and still was unable to complete the game.

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  Orynth News (@orynthnews) reported 20 minutes ago

  Orynth Product Review EP6 RedCircle turns viral Reddit posts into tradeable tokens on Solana. Spot a post before it blows up, tokenize it, and earn fees as others trade it. A genuinely novel spin on the internet capital markets idea, built by a real open-source developer. A real product listed on Orynth with its own token $RCL In this sixth episode, we break down how RedCircle turns internet culture into a market, why the builder behind it stands out, and what makes it worth watching this early.

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  Squab (@SQUABABA) reported 25 minutes ago

  @jukan05 You should scroll trough wall street and small street bets on Reddit it’s just pure insanity. I say wick it to 5-8 trillion then back down to 1

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  Noel Ceta (@noelcetaSEO) reported 28 minutes ago

  7/ Source 3: Customer insight: What are customers actually asking? Direct sources: Sales conversations: - What questions do prospects ask? - What objections come up? - What comparisons do they make? - What don't they understand? Customer support tickets: - Common questions - Recurring problems - Feature confusion - Implementation challenges Customer interviews: "What did you search for before finding us?" "What information were you looking for?" "What was hard to find?" "What questions weren't answered?" Social listening: - Reddit discussions - Facebook groups - LinkedIn posts - Twitter conversations

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  Anthony Howell 🇺🇸 (@theanthonyhowel) reported 30 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Reddit has gone down hill ever since they fired that nice lady from the AMA sub.

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  Hyena (@Fredward_Frex) reported 31 minutes ago

  @vancebwcgroyp @PlisskenPatriot Whoah a heckin autocorrect error!? Go back to reddit loser

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  Bars4Dayz (@HTSThesis) reported 37 minutes ago

  $AMSC is one of the more interesting “AI power” adjacent names I’ve looked at, but the thesis has to be framed correctly. This is not a clean cheap-stock setup, and it is not an AI pure-play. The better variant view is that AMSC is a now-profitable grid/defense equipment company with a small but rising data-center power vertical that could force a rerate if the order mix keeps shifting in the right direction. Looking at it as a longer term set up 🚨🚨🚨 AMSC sells into the grid-stability layer: power quality, voltage support, reactive power compensation, renewables integration, transformers through Comtrafo, Windtec systems, and Navy ship-protection systems. That matters because AI infrastructure does not stop at GPUs. The chain is chips → servers → cooling → data-center construction → power delivery → grid interconnection → voltage stability / power quality / transformers. AMSC lives in that last layer. It is not the most direct AI beneficiary, but it sits near a real bottleneck. The operating trend is real. Q4 FY25 revenue was $86.4M. FY25 revenue was $299.2M, up 34% YoY, with 25% organic growth. Gross margin expanded to 30.5% for the year. Operating income swung to $11.4M from a prior-year operating loss. The company has now produced multiple consecutive quarters of GAAP profitability and ended the year with roughly $147.6M in cash/restricted cash and essentially no long-term debt. This is not a pre-revenue “story stock.” There is an actual business underneath the narrative. The backlog/orders piece is the key. AMSC exited FY25 with 12-month backlog around $280M, up roughly 40% YoY. Q4 orders were near $100M. Total backlog was above $375M including longer-dated orders. Data-center orders were around 10% of Q4 orders, up from roughly 5% previously. That is the whole thesis in one number. If data centers stay around 10% of orders, AMSC is probably just a richly valued grid equipment company with AI headlines. If that number moves toward 20%+ and holds, the market may need to reclassify the business. That is the potential rerate path. The market can currently look at AMSC and say: “small-cap grid/defense equipment company, thin operating margins, project-based revenue, premium valuation.” But if data-center power quality becomes a larger recurring order driver, the read changes to: “small-cap AI grid-infrastructure beneficiary with accelerating backlog, net cash, transformer exposure, Navy revenue, and operating leverage.” Same company. Different multiple. The Comtrafo acquisition matters here too. It brought transformer exposure into the story at the exact time transformers are one of the most visible bottlenecks in grid buildout. Comtrafo also adds Brazil/FX/country risk and purchase-accounting complexity, so it is not a free win, but strategically it makes sense. AMSC is no longer just D-VAR / Windtec / Navy. It now has a broader grid equipment stack. The Navy piece gives the thesis a second leg outside AI. Grid names can be cyclical and order-driven, but AMSC also has defense-adjacent ship-protection systems. Four of five San Antonio-class LPD ship-protection systems have been delivered, and the first Royal Canadian Navy delivery is expected in FY26 under the Irving Shipbuilding relationship. This does not make AMSC a defense prime, but it gives the business a different demand stream than pure data-center hype. The upside case is not hard to understand: data-center order mix moves from ~10% toward 20%+, backlog continues compounding, Comtrafo cross-sell starts showing up in North America, operating margins move from the current low-single-digit level toward high-single-digits, and the market keeps valuing AMSC as a strategic grid-infrastructure beneficiary instead of a normal electrical equipment company. In that scenario, the stock can justify a premium multiple because earnings power would be changing faster than the headline income statement currently shows. The downside case is also clear. This is not cheap. Around the recent $37–$40 area, the market cap is roughly $1.8B–$1.9B and EV is around $1.7B. On FY25 revenue of $299M, that is close to ~6x sales. Normalized EV/EBITDA is very high because underlying operating income is still only $11.4M. The headline GAAP net income number is misleading because FY25 net income was heavily boosted by a $118.4M non-cash deferred-tax valuation-allowance release. Strip that out and the company is profitable, but not nearly as profitable as the headline P/E suggests. That is why I would not pitch this as “undervalued” in a traditional sense. The market is already paying for a lot. AMSC is not sitting at 1x sales with no one paying attention. The AI-grid narrative is known by analysts, price targets were raised post-earnings, and the stock still sold off after the print. That price action matters. When a company beats and the stock drops, it usually means expectations were already elevated or guidance/order quality was not enough to support the prior move. Sentiment is where the setup gets more interesting. Retail attention does not look euphoric. The social read is neutral to cautiously bullish, not crowded. X has some low-quality promo noise, but not much strong organic thesis work. Reddit/StockTwits activity looks muted relative to the fundamentals. The tone is more washed-out post-earnings than euphoric breakout chasing. That matters because the stock may not yet have gone through a full retail “AI power” recognition cycle the way some other grid/generation names have. So the tension is simple: fundamentals are improving faster than sentiment, but valuation is already demanding. That is usually where the best watchlist setups live. You do not chase because the multiple is rich. You also do not ignore because the business is objectively better than it was a year ago. What would make me more bullish: data-center orders above 20% of quarterly orders for multiple quarters, backlog continuing to grow, underlying operating margin moving above 6–8%, evidence that Comtrafo is integrating cleanly, and management converting orders into cash without needing another equity raise. If those show up together, the rerate case gets much stronger. What would break the thesis: data-center order mix stalling around 10%, organic revenue growth falling below the mid-teens, margins failing to expand, backlog quality weakening, another control/accounting issue from Comtrafo, or the stock continuing to trade at premium multiples while the operating leverage does not show up. In that case, AMSC becomes a good company at a bad price. The insider-sales issue is worth noting but not overstating. CEO/CFO sales in June create some overhang, but much of the selling appears tied to 10b5-1/tax-withholding mechanics. That makes it a soft negative, not a smoking gun. The more important point is that there has been no clear open-market insider buying near the pullback. My read: $AMSC is a legitimate AI-grid infrastructure watchlist name, not a blind chase. The business has real revenue, real backlog, net cash, defense/grid exposure, and early data-center traction. The problem is that the valuation already assumes a lot of execution. The opportunity is not “this is obviously cheap.” The opportunity is that the market may still be underestimating how large the data-center power-quality vertical can become inside the order book. For me, the entire thesis comes down to one number: data-center order mix. Around 10%, it is optionality. Above 20% and sustained, it becomes a rerate argument. Below 10% or flat for multiple quarters, the AI-power thesis is probably ahead of the business.

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  aProton 🇺🇸 (@aProton_) reported 39 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies This is a campaign from a foreign country. This is a campaign to attempt to install the idea that cheating is normal. The goal is to degrade strong family values and connections over the large average. To lessen the importance of the family unit. Over a large average over millions of instances this will make the United States drastically weaker, more reliant on welfare, bogging our financial system down to hurt the effectiveness of national drfense and security. Reddit is enabling this behavior by not removing the content. Reddit is Anti-USA.

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  Air Fryer Mindset (@bifidis) reported 41 minutes ago

  @uncledoomer Why is everyone so unwilling to suspend disbelief about this. “Ooohhhh you’re eating radioactive tungsten!” Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  The Mad Skunk (@madskunkery) reported 43 minutes ago

  @MemeMetriKs That’s the thing about the anonymity of Reddit,There’s been plenty of times people smashed a strain or company and I get it and it’s straight gas and I’ve also been let down by plenty of hype brands. If you decide to try us out put it in the notes we that conversed on X 🤙🏻

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  I am proud to be 4 years old forever (@tortureallwom3n) reported 45 minutes ago

  The side of my breasts is very itchy and I keep scratching and drawing blood. This issue doesn’t seem serious enough for a doctor but the alternative is posting my tits on Reddit which I’m not going to do

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 45 minutes ago

  5 Reddit posts that actually drive SaaS signups: 1. "I built X because I was tired of Y" - founder story, no pitch 2. "Here's what I learned after doing X manually for 6 months" - earned insight 3. "Honest review of every tool I tried for [problem]" - include yours last, honestly 4. Answer someone's question so thoroughly they DM you - no link needed 5. "We hit [milestone]. Here's what worked and what didn't" - transparency wins The pattern: every post that works leads with something real. Reddit doesn't hate marketing. It hates marketers who haven't earned the right to speak yet. Save this. 📌

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  Yuri Haze #FACEOFDEADLOCK (@haze_OSIC) reported 49 minutes ago

  @managarmrr_ ive been unfortunate enough to witness some horrible takes in my time since 2024 so im overall just getting tired of it just entitlement is something that rly personally irks me complete non issue UNTIL the devs listen to these people (ei reddit gun nerf)

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  Ｒ・Ｉ・Ｄ (@RobotInDisgust) reported 49 minutes ago

  @DragonballWarYa @Kuurbs @indicmawntee So reddit is down the hall to the left.

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  Manic Brainbow (@BrainbowManic) reported 49 minutes ago

  @FredFroge @TobyTurner Weird, the black market ***** exchanges on reddit and facebook don't seem to have that problem.

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  🤷🏽‍♀️ (@morganslegit) reported 54 minutes ago

  @AnonXIV14 Bestie, you’re going to have a bad day. I don’t want to belong to whatever “side” you’re on. Black Twitter is all of Twitter and not a sub-category. This isn’t Reddit. Anyway, good luck with all that loser ****! “Fren down”, right?

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  matfactory (@Madxus5) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AKATheSkay either discord server or reddit forum either way we need to find other option

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  Rango (@matthew_meadows) reported 58 minutes ago

  It feels pointless to reply to so many founder posts, responding to "share your startup" and "post your link", day after day, when so very few people reply. So yesterday I started tagging my links here with utm_source and utm_campaign query parameters to I could see if anybody's clicking through. The answer? 180 clicks in 24 hours just from this site. I probably responded to 30-50 posts. That exceeds the clicks I got from a Reddit Ad campaign that cost me $40. Since the site opened on June 1st we've had over 38,000 unique visitors. Half of them came from a single Google ads campaign but the other half are largely organic. So what's the problem? Only 18 registered users so far. We need a killer video, a new Welcome page and improved messaging. But above all of that, I need to start reaching out to individuals directly. I know about 1500 people on LinkedIn, that will be a good place to start. I'm not giving up on this thing. We're just getting started.

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  . (@D__Omega) reported 59 minutes ago

  @TheTurtleBox Someone on Reddit went ballistic at me for saying Callisto Protocol was **** and said I was lying about how quick I went through it because speedrunners were slow at the game or some ****

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  Dwid Lee (@DwidLee) reported 60 minutes ago

  Sam Altman admitted it live on Reddit. Yesterday, the autoswitcher broke... GPT-5 seemed way dumber. VentureBeat, Aug 2025. The problem? GPT-5 isn't a single model. It's a real-time router. #AI

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  Fabian Delhaxhe (@FabianDelhaxhe) reported 60 minutes ago

  @thenowhereway Wherever your people already complain about the problem, not the biggest platform. For B2B it's often LinkedIn comments and niche Slack/Discord groups. Reddit if the pain is searchable. Pick one channel, go deep, then expand. Spreading thin on day one kills you.

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  🇬🇧 Quiet Wealth | UK Investor (@QuietWealth_UK) reported 60 minutes ago

  Someone posted this on Reddit this week. A clean, profitable UK Limited Company director just had their entire life upended by a banking algorithm. Zero fraud markers, flawless credit history, baby on the way. Their bank closed their personal, joint, and business accounts simultaneously. No warning. No explanation. Within 72 hours they applied to 9 banks to get their liquidity back. — Lloyds: Declined. — HSBC: Declined. — Barclays: Declined. — Starling: Declined. Livelihood completely frozen. The fix is boring and takes 20 minutes. Split your cash across two banking licences minimum. ISA on a separate platform entirely. If one algorithm makes a decision overnight, your family doesn't miss a beat. I'm 29. I don't keep all my cash under one banking licence. That's not paranoia, that's the boring path.