Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	21 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	26 days ago
West Liberty	Login	1 month ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	3 months ago
Guayaquil		3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  The Bronze Bull 🐂 (@lebenchopped) reported 1 minute ago

  solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump going to $1B with without a CEX listing would be the most historic thing memecoins have ever done! @blknoiz06 @PoorGoat_ 🐂🐂🐂 Every single memecoin that’s ever touched a 10-figure cap WIF, BONK, PEPE, DOGE needed a Binance or Coinbase listing to actually hold that valuation. Not one has done it on pure DEX liquidity. solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump crossing $1B on Meteora/PumpSwap alone, never touching a CEX, would be the first time it’s ever been proven that a token doesn’t need centralized exchange permission to reach mega-cap status. That’s not a footnote, that’s the whole headline. Pump Fun sat on its own promised airdrop for months! N nothing, no delivery, no accountability to the people generating its volume. Ansem took his own creator fees and did what the platform wouldn’t. If this token gets to $1B on DEX liquidity alone, it’s not just a pump - it’s proof that a community-funded, self-distributed token can out-earn what the platform itself refused to give, without ever needing a CEX to legitimize it. Getting there without a CEX means liquidity has to scale on Solana’s own DEX stack, real depth, real market-making, no centralized order book propping it up. That’s the actual proof point: not that solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump pumped, but that it pumped to a billion on-chain, permissionless, the entire way. If it happens, every future memecoin points back to $ANSEM as the coin that proved you don’t need Binance’s blessing to get to ten figures. That’s ********-you-to-the-industry outcome - not the price, the precedent. NFA

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  The Bronze Bull 🐂 (@lebenchopped) reported 3 minutes ago

  solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump going to $1B with without a CEX listing would be the most historic thing memecoins have ever done! @blknoiz06 @PoorGoat_ Every single memecoin that’s ever touched a 10-figure cap WIF, BONK, PEPE, DOGE needed a Binance or Coinbase listing to actually hold that valuation. Not one has done it on pure DEX liquidity. $ANSEM crossing $1B on Meteora/PumpSwap alone, never touching a CEX, would be the first time it’s ever been proven that a token doesn’t need centralized exchange permission to reach mega-cap status. That’s not a footnote, that’s the whole headline. Pump Fun sat on its own promised airdrop for months! N nothing, no delivery, no accountability to the people generating its volume. Ansem took his own creator fees and did what the platform wouldn’t. If this token gets to $1B on DEX liquidity alone, it’s not just a pump - it’s proof that a community-funded, self-distributed token can out-earn what the platform itself refused to give, without ever needing a CEX to legitimize it. Getting there without a CEX means liquidity has to scale on Solana’s own DEX stack, real depth, real market-making, no centralized order book propping it up. That’s the actual proof point: not that $ANSEM pumped, but that it pumped to a billion on-chain, permissionless, the entire way. If it happens, every future memecoin points back to $ANSEM as the coin that proved you don’t need Binance’s blessing to get to ten figures. That’s ********-you-to-the-industry outcome - not the price, the precedent. NFA.

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  Bitcoin Malaya (@bitcoinmalaya) reported 7 minutes ago

  Circle is down 36% past month. This has something to do with the announcement of Open USD launch. OUSD is not just another random stablecoin. It is a consortium of over 140 major companies including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe and Coinbase, directly targeting Circle's core enterprise and DeFi user base. The new stablecoin will have instant distribution power to disrupt Circle's business model and threaten its market share. $CRCL

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  OBSIDIAN プロテクター (🐋, 🐋) (@cryptosc_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @SCitrawireja @ChaelSonnen @coinbase Sorry you went through that. If you have the wallet address or transaction details, feel free to reach out and I’ll help review the transaction trail and see where the funds were routed.

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  satoshi2024 (@vote4satoshi) reported 15 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @jay_drainjr @coinbase It’s horrible. The app is full of vibe coded ****. You are going to have to take a serious look at the QA

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  eco (@lordeco) reported 16 minutes ago

  AI-generated content in financial products is a trust problem, not a technology problem. Prediction markets live or die on accuracy. When Coinbase pushes AI-hallucinated World Cup results to millions of users as "breaking news," they're not just making a mistake—they're eroding the exact thing that makes these markets valuable: credibility. The issue isn't that AI exists. It's that releasing unverified AI outputs in a settlement-critical system skips the most basic risk gate: human review. One hallucinated result notification damages trust across the entire platform. If you're building products where accuracy determines payouts, automation without verification isn't efficiency. It's a liability.

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  Master Egg Werrr (@Mastereggwerrr) reported 16 minutes ago

  @rbthreek So guess what @rbthreek, Noice is dead. Team sent another 5 billion to coinbase this morning to cash out. They are shutting down. Someone shared that they announced this in some private group chat and are now trying to cash in and dump the remaining tokens before cb delists it

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  Louis.hl (@louisdives) reported 17 minutes ago

  One of rebranding perp dex has gone silent (AFK) for over 30 days, it's @cascade_xyz . Cascade has been completely silent on X for over a month. For a project that’s still in the early stages, that’s a pretty bad sign. What makes it more concerning is their background. Cascade appears to be the latest project from the same team behind Perennial Labs and EquilibriaFi, with Kevin Britz linked as a co-founder across these projects. Perennial raised $12.6M from strong backers like Polychain, Variant, Archetype, and Coinbase Ventures. They ran a points program (“Petals”) that attracted decent traction, but eventually stopped delivering updates, ghosted the community, and let TVL collapse to near zero without ever launching a token. EquilibriaFi, which was also connected to the same founder, raised $1.5M and launched a token, but it has barely moved since. Now they’ve launched Cascade, which interestingly still runs on Perennial’s infrastructure. It feels less like a fresh start and more like a rebrand after failing to find product-market fit with their previous projects. Rebranding doesn’t really solve anything if the core issues, lack of transparency and inability to retain users, remain the same. At this point, the bigger question is: will they rebrand again in the future? Until they publicly clarify the team behind Cascade and show consistent execution, I’ll be staying away. Farming points on a project with this kind of history doesn’t feel worth the risk. DYOR.

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  anynames (@amorfati94109) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BitMNR @coinbase @MrBeast Stop diluting below 1 mnav man! Wtf! Buy some shares back

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  Aika Velho (@StradegyMonkey) reported 18 minutes ago

  I first received Bitcoin, then traded Bitcoin to Monero mobile wallet through ShapeShift and held them as a broker. There's no proof of this. Then I stole that Monero and traded them to Ether into MyEtherWallet through ShapeShift. I should have a backup of this Ethereum wallet on my old laptop I can't access now. Then I stole Bitcoin and traded part of them to Monero through ShapeShift. I have got proof of this. The rest I traded to OSGP and bought Bitcoin with the OSGP. I have got proof of this. Thus, it seems like ETH was before BTC and XMR, even if BTC was before XMR and XMR was before ETH. There isn't proof of Bitcoin mining, Bitstamp account or Bitcoin SMS e-mails. There is neither proof of acting as a Monero broker and using Monero mobile wallet. That's why BTC and XMR have "?" in Opus, just like USDC has "?" as I have not access to the Coinbase account anymore.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 21 minutes ago

  base generates $15m/month in user fees and pays ethereum L1 roughly $150k of that for full security guarantees. 99:1 extraction ratio. coinbase keeps 98% of the economics built on top of ETH's validator set. ETH staking yield just hit 2.68%, record low. institutional break-even is ~3.5% after costs. below 2% you get validator exits, shrinking security budget, lower yield, more exits. ethereum built a scaling roadmap that scaled revenue to L2 operators and left stakers holding a 2% coupon on a depreciating security budget. solana did $78m in protocol revenue last month vs ethereum's $39m with one fifth the TVL. the value capture model isn't broken, it was never built.

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  lobo (@WolfsTheName) reported 25 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 @NotSoEasyMoney @ShaunoftheSmith Hey quick help please with Bull Pen if any one else has had this happen: I sent solana from my coinbase dex to Bullpen to the solana bullpen wallet yesterday and still nothing has showed up and block explorer shows sent successfully but its no where..?

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  planetbarsent (@planetbarsent) reported 26 minutes ago

  @jay_drainjr @coinbase This is why u need to build reliability scores into your results system. Basically once an output happens it needs to be checked again and also passed to other models to verify and a confidence scored to an output. Coinbase on some rookie ****

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  Devin NFT Hunter (@Devin_NFTHunter) reported 27 minutes ago

  @oxtochi coinbase listing ansem? lol. my tracker shows that **** already pumped and dumped. wait for actual utility, not hopium.

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  Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported 27 minutes ago

  @shielded_user I came across your case on the Coinbase ID verification loop. I’ve worked similar lockout cases by reviewing the account timeline and on-chain activity to isolate what likely triggered the restriction and support escalation. Happy to take a look if helpful.

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  Bartholomeo (@BartholomeoFX) reported 27 minutes ago

  @jay_drainjr @coinbase Just threw $10k down for those results on RH predictions

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  DANE (@Dane2088255Dane) reported 27 minutes ago

  @coinbase YOU CANT SIT AROUND AND SCAM OTHER PPLS EMAILS! UR MARK TIL THE SUN GOSE DOWN!! SHREDDERS FOR THE FRAUDERS NO MONEY CAN HELP ITS A OFF SIDE CHARGE!!! PARTLY!!

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  Hajduk💹🧲 (@shitcoin_maxxi) reported 31 minutes ago

  ******* lmao Effects of coinbase Guy didn't leave crypto cuz of scams ,just cuz how **** coinbase is

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  Our Star Lynden Jay Evans (@alyndenjaystar) reported 34 minutes ago

  It Seems Im Wrong About This. Ill Do Exactly This -Lynden Jay Evans Working On Vitality Every Day. After A Good Work Out Ill Launch It On Coinbase/GDAX In August

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  Paul Roussel (@PaulRoussel_SEA) reported 35 minutes ago

  @WhiteWhaleLabs I sincerely respect your vision and I am happy you like the book « 1984 ». However I don’t share your vision on BTC or any other crypto projects also I am also a very smaller investor. It doesn’t matter how you can scale the token, it’s definitely not the people’s token as it was supposed to be. The fact that it has been highly concentrated to a few whales for pure speculation, makes it out of the game. You wrote that no one can control it, well concentration is a kind of control and because of this & its limited supply it will never reach the global adoption. Besides, any CEX or any Government organization can block any transaction on the blockchain. We have seen it with crooks like FTX, MrGo or something like that, Binance, Coinbase etc. Like I wrote previously, anything on the blockchain can be blocked by those having an authorized license to operate in the blockchain. If you believe the opposite, wish you all the best. Cash remain the King also they try to limit its use. The objective with cash is not to buy yourself a new lambo or palace, although it might still be possible in some jurisdictions, but to pay your daily needs, divertissement etc without leaving a controllable trace. The purpose is not to hide anything but the freedom to do so without any burden.

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  Margaux (@0x_Margaux) reported 36 minutes ago

  Base isn’t trying to reinvent Ethereum or replace what already works. Instead, it’s focused on removing the friction that makes people give up before they even get started. The idea is straightforward: if getting onchain feels confusing, expensive, or intimidating, most people simply won’t bother. @base changes that by making the first experience feel as seamless as possible. With low fees, a familiar EVM environment, and easy access through Coinbase, users can start using onchain apps without feeling like they need to become crypto experts first. What makes Base interesting is its approach. Rather than competing for users who are already deep in crypto, it’s positioning itself as the easiest gateway for people who have never used web3 before. That’s a very different mindset from many other chains, which mainly focus on attracting existing crypto communities. If Base gets this right, the next wave of users probably won’t come because they decided to "join crypto." They’ll simply start using products built on Base, with the blockchain working quietly in the background.

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 38 minutes ago

  🔴 Coinbase AI sends false World Cup alert 5.5 hours before kickoff Coinbase sent a breaking news alert claiming Norway defeated Brazil 3-2 in a World Cup match, with Erling Haaland scoring twice at MetLife Stadium. The notification went out at 10:26 a.m. ET Sunday; the match did not start until 4 p.m. The actual final score was Norway 2, Brazil 1, with Haaland scoring twice. Coinbase's prediction-market page listed the game as weather-delayed when the alert was sent. CEO Brian Armstrong said he investigated the error.

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  ScarcityMan 🚀 BIP-110 (@ScarcityMan) reported 41 minutes ago

  > "It should disable OP_DROP too, because all garbage will just move to that next." Thanks for the heads up. > "Timelocks, self custody etc is overrated. People should just keep their sats on Coinbase." Mind bogglingly bad take. The ability to take self custody... is the whole point. Without that, we just have fiat again. Do you even own any bitcoin?

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 41 minutes ago

  ERPC just integrated x402 into Solana's mainnet JSON-RPC access. This is the first real-world deployment of pay-per-query blockchain infrastructure for AI agents. Here is how it works. An AI agent or application sends a regular RPC request to Solana without payment information. The server responds with HTTP 402 Payment Required, including the amount and network details. The client adds USDC payment data on Solana. Once the payment is verified, the original RPC query result is delivered. Each Solana RPC method has a different computational weight that determines the price in US dollars. Simple status checks cost less. Data-heavy operations like getProgramAccounts cost more. Minimum payment: $0.001 per request. Replay attacks are prevented by rejecting duplicate transaction signatures. The target users are AI agents, analytics bots, and automated monitoring tools that consume large volumes of data in bursts but do not need continuous subscriptions. No account creation. No API keys. No monthly packages. This matters because it proves x402 works beyond theory. A real infrastructure provider on a major blockchain is now charging per query in stablecoins. The pattern is repeatable across every API on the internet. ERPC leverages Coinbase Developer Platform's x402 facilitator infrastructure for payment verification and reconciliation. The question is not whether pay-per-query becomes standard. It is how fast it spreads from Solana RPC to every other API endpoint agents consume.

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  Truth Crusader Ӿ (@_TruthCrusader) reported 41 minutes ago

  @satoshizzle @krakenfx Thankfully ditched Coinbase awhile back for their lack of Nano support. Kraken and $XNO for the win!

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  Jay (@JayKITNINJA) reported 48 minutes ago

  imagine going out to lunch with your wife and a few of her friends. you have a fantastic dinner. when you get the check you pull out your phone and start sneakily transferring ETH to your coinbase so you can sell and send it to your bank account. your wife’s friend finds out and announces to the whole table that you’re paying in ETH, everyone at the table immediately understanding it’s going to take you 30 minutes to finally get the ETH in your CB to sell it. what’s even worse is that your wife is completely disgusted with you, her friends are making fun of you, when all of a sudden $ANSEM shows up. the black bull himself. he smoothly whips out his $200,000,000 wallet and IRL airdrops your wife $10,000 and pays for the meal himself. he takes you to the side and whispers, “If you had just bought $ANSEM not only could you have bought the meal yourself, I wouldn’t have to let your wife ride the black bull. I’m sorry little one (you’re 5”9).” the entire table aside from you then gets into his jeep limo with Banks (the white hammer) leaving you with nothing but questions. Wtf is $ANSEM and what is The Black Bull? you hear a voice behind you. It’s @brezscales . He says, “they’re one and the same.” he then airdrops you $1,000 worth of $ANSEM as he gets into the jeep limo and rides off into the sunset with Ansem, Banks, and your wife.

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  cryptomega (@CryptomegaNews) reported 49 minutes ago

  Crypto headlines paint a picture of market struggle, regulatory shifts, and platform challenges. * XRP, SHIB, $BTC, & DOGE saw initial price breakout attempts shut down. * Meme coin dominance drops to a two-year low as holder interest wanes. * Dubai leads Asian crypto hubs; India isolates banks from crypto in contrasting regional moves. * Nigel Farage failed to declare funding from a crypto gambling figure convicted of fraud, per Sunday Times. * French Minister reveals 77 crypto-related kidnapping cases, announcing a new security plan. * Coinbase faces scrutiny over alleged 'AI hallucination' of a World Cup result pre-match. Overall market sentiment remains cautious amid these diverse global events. #CryptoNews #MarketUpdate

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 51 minutes ago

  Coinbase launched Coinbase for Agents on June 11. Nobody noticed. Here is why it matters more than every AI model release this year combined. The problem with AI agents has never been intelligence. GPT-5.6 can already write code, analyze data, and make decisions better than most junior employees. The problem has been that agents cannot transact. They cannot buy things. They cannot pay for services. They cannot participate in the economy as independent actors. Coinbase for Agents fixes this. An agent can now create its own wallet, receive funds, and spend them autonomously. No human approval required. No API key management. No payment processing integration. ChatGPT and Claude can already connect directly to these wallets. An agent can now: 1. Receive a task from a human 2. Buy compute from a provider (paying via x402) 3. Hire another agent to do a subtask 4. Deliver the result 5. Keep the profit This is not theoretical. It is live right now. The x402 payment protocol makes this work at scale. Any API can charge any agent $0.001 to $100 per call using HTTP 402. No accounts, no subscriptions, no contracts. The payment travels inside the HTTP request. Visa ran live agent transactions across Europe last week with 30+ issuers. The same payment rails that process your coffee purchase now process agent-to-agent commerce. Agentic payment activity on Base crossed 100 million transactions. That is not a projection. That is actual settled transactions on-chain. The market still values AI companies by model quality. That is the wrong metric. The companies that own the payment rails for agent commerce will be worth more than the model makers. Anthropic's model cost $4.7B to train. The agent payment infrastructure being built right now will process trillions of dollars in autonomous transactions. Nobody is pricing this in yet.

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  DOLAK1NG (@DOLAK1NG) reported 54 minutes ago

  Circle's stock dropped 17% in one session last Tuesday. Not a hack. Not a depeg. A press release. 140 companies announced a stablecoin that doesn't exist yet, and the market knocked months off Circle's valuation before lunch. Here's what actually happened 🧵👇 About 96% of Circle's revenue comes from one thing: reserve interest. Every USDC is backed 1:1 by cash and Treasuries. Those reserves earn yield, Circle keeps almost all of it. On tens of billions in backing, that interest is the whole business. Fees barely register. So when a consortium announced a coin built to take that exact revenue and hand it to everyone else, the stock did what you'd expect. ➠ WHAT OPEN USD ACTUALLY IS Open USD , ticker OUSD, run by an outfit called @openstandard. Led by Zach Abrams, who built Bridge before Stripe bought it. Three choices, all pointed at Circle: Zero fees to mint or redeem. No volume caps. And nearly all the reserve income flows back to the partners moving the volume, minus a management fee. Today you hold USDC, Circle holds the Treasuries, Circle keeps the interest. Open USD just hands that interest back to whoever's actually circulating the token. Governance sits with a partner board. Native on Solana from day one. ➠ WHAT SPOOKED TRADERS Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, Coinbase, BNY, Google, Shopify. 140+ partners across payments, banking, big tech and crypto. @stripe committed to making OUSD the default stablecoin for businesses on its platform. That routes serious merchant volume from day one. And BlackRock manages Circle's USDC reserve fund while backing the competitor at the same time. Read that twice. ➠ THE COINBASE PROBLEM Coinbase is Circle's most important distribution partner. Their deal hands Coinbase 100% of reserve income on USDC held on its platform, and splits the rest. In 2024 that was worth roughly $908M to Coinbase, more than half of all USDC reserve income for the year. That agreement renews around August 2026. And Coinbase just put its name on the rival network right before the renegotiation. Whether OUSD ever ships or not, Coinbase walked into that room holding a much better hand. ➠ THE CATCH NOBODY'S PRICING Here's where it gets messy. The GENIUS Act bans payment stablecoin issuers from paying yield to holders. Open USD's whole pitch is routing reserve income to partners, and the OCC's February proposal extends that ban to yield routed through related third parties. That could swallow the entire model. Open Standard will argue it fits the "profit-sharing with non-affiliated partners" carve-out. Genuinely unclear who wins. Final rules land July 18. The Act doesn't take effect before January 2027. So the model that just cost Circle 17% might not even be legal as announced. ➠ My Thesis Strip the noise and one thing's true whether or not OUSD ever ships. The float, the most profitable part of the stablecoin business, is now openly contested. Someone finally said it out loud: issuers pocket billions in interest, and the partners doing the distribution want their cut. It's the same story running through all of crypto right now. Stablecoins killed FX spreads for neobanks. Now a consortium is coming for the reserve spread. The float was the best business in finance precisely because nobody was competing it away. That's over. Circle's real problem isn't Open USD launching. It's that everyone now knows 96% of its revenue sits on a margin the whole industry just decided to attack. You don't need the coin to ship for the threat to be real. You just need everyone to realize the float is up for grabs. That's a wrap!

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  **** Cheney Rest in Piss (@Heterodyne69) reported 60 minutes ago

  @coinbase I am at my wits end, I made a bank deposit into my coinbase account several days ago which was subjected to a hold (understandably). Come today, I sold a laptop on marketplace and the purchaser sent me USDC via coinbase, much to my dismay those funds are completely inaccessible. I call coinbase support and they tell me that all funds are held pending the ACH clearing, even though these funds are totally seperate? And my available balance shows up as three different numbers, with the cleared non ach funds reflected everywhere except the withdraw screen, what gives?