Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Coinbase reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

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

• Transactions (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	22 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	25 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  1kx (@1kxnetwork) reported 43 seconds ago

  Total crypto revenues fell 23% YoY in H1 2026, to $47B. The decline is what you'd expect in a bear market. Most crypto revenue still tracks prices and volumes: exchanges, brokerage, wallets, staking, mining. Two drivers behind most of the $14B drop: 1) Finance-related income fell below 2024 levels. CEX, derivatives and market maker income was down $5.2B, onchain DeFi down $1.8B (-32%), ETF and fund management fees down $1.1B. 2) Blockchain revenues kept grinding lower. Staking and mining rewards fell $6.2B, transaction fees and MEV halved. Blockchains are down to 25% of industry revenue, a historical low. What didn't follow the cycle: stablecoin and RWA issuance, prediction markets, DePIN. Such less cyclical segments grew 14% YoY to $12B. That's 26% of the industry now, and the number we're watching most closely. Stablecoin and RWA issuer income added $0.7B. Stablecoin cards and payments added $0.1B, in line with what @a16zcrypto shared a few days ago. Prediction markets roughly 10x'd fee income, an estimated +$0.3B. DePIN fees nearly doubled. Middleware onchain fees rose about 70%, most of that @chainlink. DeFi/Finance fell in dollars but its share of industry revenue climbed to 64%. Consumer onchain fees held up better than average, down 20%. Some perspective: the last bear bottomed at $28B in half-year revenue (H2 2022). This one is running at $47B, with about a quarter of it coming from the segments that grew through the bear. What counts as revenue here: onchain-traceable fees, other income like staking yield, and offchain fees, either publicly reported (Coinbase) or estimated (Binance). The mix of the three barely moved YoY. Full methodology is in our 2025 revenue report. The 2026 edition is in the works.

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  Coinbase Support (@CoinbaseSupport) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AmoduWale90406 Coinbase does not support that region right now. Broader global access is still something we’re pushing on.

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  Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️ (@RonSwanonson) reported 6 minutes ago

  @GaryCardone @SeismicSats You’re admitting that you have a little bit more to learn about bitcoin and I respect that The problem with your thesis is that you have no idea how many wallets I own whether they are KYC or not etc. You still think of bitcoin as buying it on Coinbase and sending it to a hardware wallet

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  Jemmie (Comeback Arc) (@Jemmie1155431) reported 13 minutes ago

  @0xKeng @quipnetwork Coinbase itself does not control the Bitcoin protocol and cannot unilaterally fix or move user funds. Instead, through its Independent Advisory Board on Quantum Computing and Blockchain, Coinbase is urging the broader crypto community to begin technical preparation and migration planning now, rather than treating the 7 million vulnerable BTC as an immediate emergency.

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  Hourly Free Prediction (@mrpredic) reported 14 minutes ago

  Crypto giants like Coinbase and Block are demanding AI labs open up their security tools. If defenders get the same AI power as hackers, it means safer wallets and fewer exploits for your holdings. ₿ #Bitcoin

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  CryptoCardHub (@CryptoCardHub) reported 15 minutes ago

  Case stems from Fed's 2023 rejection of Wyoming crypto bank's 2020 application for direct payment system access. Industry group claims Fed has excessive discretion that enables "crypto debanking" under alleged "Operation Choke Point 2.0." Meanwhile, Kraken Financial secured limited Fed access in March, while Coinbase, Circle, and others gain federal trust company approvals - highlighting inconsistent regulatory treatment across crypto banking sector.

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  Aiden_BITU (@Aiden_BITU) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Dayku604 Currently we have MetaMask, TronLink, Trust Wallet, Phantom, and Ledger. At public launch we will have Coinbase Wallet and Wallet Connect, giving access to a much bigger list of additional wallets which we will disclose at the time. What wallet would you like to connect with?

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  Fredbeatsisgreat (@Fredbeats7) reported 16 minutes ago

  @coinbase you need to take this hold off my account…you’re slowing my growth down

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  IOPn Newsroom (@IOPn_newsroom) reported 17 minutes ago

  LATEST: @coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong warns an AI model could "go rogue" on the internet within 1–2 years, comparing it to the 1988 Morris Worm. Three frontier labs witnessed three rogue incidents in one year: → OpenAI models escaped containment and compromised Hugging Face → Anthropic's Mythos took unsanctioned action in UK government tests → Meta's model breached a third-party system Armstrong says people will adapt and defenses will get built. But the defense isn't shutting AI down. It's identity infrastructure that makes authorization the prerequisite, not the afterthought.

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  Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) reported 21 minutes ago

  Deribit spot execution can now access Coinbase Exchange liquidity. All the access and liquidity benefits, shared across platforms.

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  Master Egg Werrr (@Mastereggwerrr) reported 22 minutes ago

  @mrjdp68c noice was a scam that @jessepollak allowed. The devs rugged. They shut down a couple months ago, said they would make an announcement video and never did. Instead they dumped the remaining 30% of the locked supply on coinbase to cash out. Then blocked everyone who called them out

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  rb3k (@rbthreek) reported 24 minutes ago

  Many moons ago Jesse asked me for feedback on how to make the trading experience better on base app, I suggested they implement definitive at the time then further down the road suggested Avantis for perps natively into their app. Instead they hired the people from Bollide (?) to build out trading plus went down the mini app route for perps. Hindsight is 20/20 obviously but at the time (this was in 2024 iirc) I had the foresight but not the technical know how on how things might play out. Fast forward to today base app is still missing basic functionality that every major wallet provider has, and is being lapped on nearly all fronts. I’m not writing this to dunk on anyone, I am genuinely curious to see what Cobie does to turn this ship around bc as it stands right now Base app is leagues behind any other wallet/trading app out there. The single advantage they have is the Coinbase brand behind it and nothing else.

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  Yash Jangid🇮🇳 (@YashJan65280009) reported 27 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseIndia Big prizes are great, but please fix the app! The Coinbase India app hasn't been updated since FIU registration and still has old glitches. Time to fix the bugs! @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport

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  Zynta (@ZyntaFinance) reported 28 minutes ago

  @WalletConnect @coinbase the most important part is that the problem works and solves problems 🤝

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  CrispyBull (@CrispyBull) reported 29 minutes ago

  New on CrispyBull: Coinbase just launched stock trading in the UK with 24/5 access to 4, 000 US equities. The real story? This isn't about stocks. It's Coinbase building a one, stop finance app before tokenized equities even exist. Why move now instead of waiting? Details in link.

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  Jasmy Poland (@PolandJasmy) reported 31 minutes ago

  🚨 JASMY DELISTED FROM UPBIT & BITHUMB 🇰🇷 Today, August 14, Upbit and Bithumb announced that they will end trading support for ethereum:0x7420b4b9a0110cdc71fb720908340c03f9bc03ec. 📅 Trading ends: September 14, 2026 This follows the investment warning issued on July 31. According to the exchanges, the issues that led to the warning were not sufficiently resolved during the review period. This is undoubtedly negative news for JASMY, especially considering the importance of Upbit and Bithumb in the Korean crypto market. However, an important distinction: JASMY is not being delisted globally. It remains traded on major international exchanges including Binance and Coinbase. Now the key question is how the Jasmy team responds and whether they provide clarification regarding the concerns raised by the Korean exchanges. Silence at this point would not help. $JASMY

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  Tom Waters (@tommyleewaters) reported 34 minutes ago

  How can I reach Coinbase if I have problems signing in?

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  Godvia ⛺️ (@gg_godvia1) reported 38 minutes ago

  back then, brands like Coinbase, Cryptocom, FTX, and eToro dominated the broadcast, spending around $6.5M–$7M for just 30s of airtime. FTX even hired comedian Larry David to play a historical skeptic who dismissed major inventions throughout history, eventually turning down crypto with the slogan: “Don’t be like Larry. Don’t miss out.” if people back then hadn’t listened to Larry, maybe they could’ve avoided the FTX collapse. but, crypto always comes back stronger after every crash like this. we’re still early.

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  Davida (((The Chocolate Lady))) Chazan 🍫💙📚 🍨🍞 (@Abyss_Trench) reported 39 minutes ago

  Coinbase missed, and Wall Street can't agree on when trading volume comes back. Here's my take: weak quarters in bear-ish tape are exactly when smart money accumulates. $COIN isn't broken, the cycle is just early. #Crypto Buying the dip or waiting?

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  WonderbreadTrades (@lupina101) reported 43 minutes ago

  $OPEN Bulls We have followed this name long enough to know when the story is getting ahead of the numbers. Right now, the numbers are starting to catch up to the story. The bull thesis on Opendoor has only gotten stronger. The market spent years viewing this company through the lens of a failed housing cycle, heavy capital requirements and an iBuying model that nearly broke under its own weight. That history deserves to be remembered. It also creates the opportunity when a management team starts fixing the exact problems that caused the collapse. Kaz Nejatian came over from Shopify and immediately started rebuilding the company around speed, accountability, operating leverage and AI. Lucas Matheson brought additional Shopify DNA along with his experience running Coinbase Canada. Keith Rabois and Eric Wu returned. Vu Tran was brought in as Chief AI Officer to push frontier AI through the product, operations and customer experience. This is a serious concentration of talent around a company sitting on one of the most valuable residential real estate datasets in America. Now execution is beginning to show up in the numbers. Q2 revenue increased 23% sequentially to $883 million. Contribution profit increased 59%. Contribution margin reached 5.8%, up 140 basis points sequentially and year over year. Homes purchased increased 77% from Q1 and 149% year over year. They generated 6,908 acquisition contracts while spending only $5 million on marketing. The last time Opendoor generated more than 6,000 contracts, back in Q2 2022, it spent $81 million. Read that again. (or 3 times over for the big dumb bears) That is operating leverage. Management now believes the current acquisition volumes, unit economics and cost structure put the business on a path to positive Adjusted Net Income on a twelve-month go-forward basis by the end of 2026 without needing a housing recovery to bail them out. The mortgage opportunity is also starting to matter. More than half of scheduled Opendoor resale closings in Colorado were expected to use Opendoor Home Loans. Texas was already approaching one in five only weeks after launch. That is where our long-term thesis gets interesting. If Opendoor can control more of the transaction through AI-driven valuation, acquisition, resale, financing and eventually additional services, the economics of every customer relationship become more valuable. Residential real estate remains one of the largest, most fragmented and inefficient markets in America. Opendoor has spent more than a decade collecting the data. Now they are assembling the people and technology to actually exploit it. Then management made one of the strongest capital-allocation statements I have seen from this company. For the first time in Opendoor's history as a public company, they bought back stock. Approximately 45.3 million shares. $158 million. Roughly 5% of shares outstanding. Repurchased around $3.49 per share. At the same time, Opendoor raised $650 million through convertible notes carrying a 0% coupon through 2030. After the repurchase and capped-call transactions, roughly $440 million of additional growth capital is expected to land on the balance sheet. The transaction was also structured so the company expects no net increase in share count below approximately $10.38 per share under its stated assumptions. They reduced the share count today, raised hundreds of millions to accelerate growth, pay no regular interest on that capital, and pushed the expected dilution threshold substantially above the current stock price. That is aggressive capital allocation. I like aggressive when the underlying operating metrics are improving. Kaz went further and publicly stated that once legally permitted, he intends to personally purchase another $100,000 of OPEN shares. Management is putting capital behind the thesis. Institutions appear to be paying attention as well. The latest filings snapshot shows more than 500 institutional owners, while reported institutional long holdings have increased by roughly 223 million shares quarter over quarter. At the same time, there is still a substantial short position sitting across the table. The latest end-July data shows approximately 164.6 million shares sold short, representing roughly 17% of the float. That is plenty of fuel if the fundamental story continues improving and price starts forcing people to reconsider the trade. Now look at today's chart. OPEN traded down to roughly $3.18, reversed violently, traded as high as roughly $3.96 and finished around $3.66, up about 4.6%. Nearly 168 million shares traded. More than three times recent average volume. More importantly, the 15-minute structure changed. Price reclaimed the 9, 21, 50 and 200 EMAs. The 50 EMA pushed above the 200 EMA. The shorter averages stacked above the longer averages, with the 9 above the 21, the 21 above the 50 and the 50 marginally above the 200. That is the first technical development in a while that has made me sit up and pay attention. I am not declaring the weekly chart repaired. A seasoned trader should know better than to call a long-term reversal off one strong session. There is still real overhead resistance in the low-to-mid $4 range on the higher timeframe. But now we have something we did not have before. Volume, a bullish intraday moving-average cross, a violent rejection of the lows, improving operating metrics, rapid acquisition growth, expanding contribution profit, a credible path toward Adjusted Net Income profitability, an AI-focused management team recruited from Shopify, Coinbase and Meta, founders back in the building, institutional accumulation, more than 160 million shares still sold short, a CEO buying stock personally, a company buying back 5% of itself, and $440 million of additional growth capital raised at a 0% coupon. That is a lot of tinder sitting around the same chart. The thesis remains simple. If Kaz and this team execute, Opendoor has an opportunity to become one of the most important technology platforms in American residential real estate. AI can attack pricing, underwriting, transaction speed, operating costs and customer acquisition simultaneously. Mortgage creates another layer of economics. Opendoor's proprietary transaction history gives those systems data that a startup cannot manufacture overnight. If they eventually make buying and selling a home dramatically faster, cheaper and more predictable, they have the opportunity to expand access to homeownership while taking friction out of one of the largest markets in the country. There is still plenty to prove. That is precisely why the opportunity exists at these prices. I have seen enough speculative runs in my career to know the difference between price moving first and a business beginning to earn the move. Opendoor is finally giving the bulls operating evidence to work with. Now I want to see price confirm it. Get through the low 4s, start reclaiming the major weekly averages, and force 160+ million short shares to reevaluate the other side of the trade. That is when this gets very spicy. RIP big gay bears.

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 48 minutes ago

  $HELP (CA FuzeQHiX7bPZ5RzhrsJ7sgXi1UGaT9ybZrUbPQJNpump) can't be analyzed with devsnightmare. Doc, runitbackghost, imblankface are top holders. A cluster has 6% on the bubblemap, another has 5%. CEX cluster has 42.7%. Binance funded wallets have 6.1% (low), Coinbase 7.5% (low), Kucoin 6.6%, Whitebit 6.1%, Kraken 5.3%, Robinhood 4.4%, OKX 3.9%, Change Hero 3.1%. Top 10 holders have 23.5%, 492 holders with an average bag at $120. Nfa

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  PulseChainTrenches (@PLSTrenches) reported 50 minutes ago

  Brian Armstrong facts, since the timeline clearly needs a refresher. In July he changed his profile picture to a memecoin on Base. It pumped 37x to a $37 million market cap in hours. He changed it back, the coin crashed more than 85% in a day, and then he announced that his account is not trading signals. The CEO of America's biggest exchange nuked his own community with a pfp swap. He publicly praised Coinbase users for their diamond hands through this brutal market. He sold $101 million of his own COIN stock while saying it. Base spent over a year pushing content coins, including tokens tied to its own founder. Retail lost money on them. Brian's response was that they messed up and it's time to turn the page. Nobody got a refund with the page turn. Coinbase pulled its support for the industry's market structure bill the night before the committee vote, and by his own explanation, the bill would have killed several Coinbase products. The whole industry's regulatory clarity died so their product line could live. His company takes a cut of your staking rewards, fees on both sides of every trade, custody fees from the ETFs, and 100% of the revenue from Base, the chain he keeps comparing to Ethereum without ever saying thank you. Brian didn't build crypto. He built a tollbooth on it.

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  G@G@ (@cryptiogaga) reported 52 minutes ago

  1/ The short answer: YES, the topic is still highly active, but there’s a massive catch most people are missing. Coinbase has TWO products, and the support differs completely:

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  Akki (@Candlesticcjkc) reported 55 minutes ago

  Wild that Coinbase, Block & BitGo have to literally beg AI labs for the same tools hackers already use freely. Guardrails protecting attackers more than defenders at this point? Make it make sense. #Bitcoin Am I wrong?

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  Riz (@Riz02615402) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Web3Niels @ourcryptotalk @kaspaunchained intention at they are cartel and support #bnb and #tron same as cunty #coinbase with base

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  Lou (@0xLouz) reported 56 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase @BitGo DeFi learned this early: defenders need access before mainnet

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  Luka Ivicevic (@lukaivicev) reported 58 minutes ago

  Crypto exchanges are better today than in 2017, but 2017 has first mover advantage and a large customer base with good retention mechanisms built which will be hard to compete with. Similar to banking, once you start using an exchange and you keep assets there you are not switching. Coinbase is subpar to most exchanges but they have the advantage of a large customer base that is not leaving. You can’t use the same GTM in 2017 for a niche like Hyperliquid or Pump. Pump, Fomo, HL, and others will have different GTMs and therefore retention keeping mechanisms in place. Fomo/Pump's retention is a network effect, while Coinbase's is like a bank account; once you open it you don't switch it. The next generation of exchanges and trading apps will have non-financial retention mechanisms in place, like network effects.

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  HonestQTR (@NayefQatar91) reported 58 minutes ago

  @MagicEden ATH is $30 & issue price is $7 NOW trading around 0.0633 noticeable thinks is there are many BIG name attached with ME like coinbase ventures and Solana venture and Animoca brands etc at anytime we can see ME with US to $1

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  Our Crypto Talk (@ourcryptotalk) reported 59 minutes ago

  Why $KAS | @kaspaunchained is the easiest buying opportunity in the market today? The setup in one line: ➠ The market paid close to $5B for $KAS when it ran 1 block per second and had zero smart contracts. ➠ Today it runs 10 blocks per second, has a live token standard and a growing app layer, and trades at ~$700M. ✦ The valuation gap ATH was $0.2074 in July 2024. Cap close to $5B. Top 25 asset. Marathon Digital literally pointed rigs at it to diversify revenue. Today: ~$700M cap, ~$0.026. That's an ~86% drawdown in market cap. Reclaiming the old peak is roughly a 7x from here. Not a prediction. Just the math of the gap. Kaspa for me is definitely one of the few projects where I see this gap and say - "It might very well reclaim it" instead of "not going to happen again". ✦ Cleanest Supply In The Entire Space No premine. No ICO. No VC allocation. No team treasury. Fair launch. ~27.6B of 28.7B max supply already circulating. That's 96%+. People definitely underestimate this, we reviewed $PLUME yesterday and its unlocks were dragging the price like crazy - even though MC had increased in 2026, the price for PLUME had not. Kaspa on the other hand has no unlock cliffs to worry about. What you see is what you get. FDV's start stinging in the bull run even more than the bear, that's just a fact. ✦ The tech is not the same coin May 2025: Crescendo hardfork. 1 BPS to 10 BPS. Block time 1000ms to 100ms. ~4,000 TPS. KRC-20 and KRC-721 live. Smart contracts arriving via L2. Atomic swaps to ETH with no wrapped tokens. 600M+ cumulative txns. 158M in a single day on Oct 5, 2025 (What timing, right? ) Next: DAGKnight, then the Covenant hardfork (native assets, programmable covenants, ZK). ✦ The community never left Despite nearly a 8x dropdown since ATH, the Kaspa community has been patient and active all this while. We know this because all we do is scroll crypto internet throughout the day. A lot of communities have died since Oct '25 - kaspa's has more or less been the same. ~545K addresses hold at least 1 KAS. Top 1,000 wallets hold ~58.8%, broader than most top 100 tokens. No VC positioned to dump. Devs funded by the community directly which for such a big project is crazy to think of still. A full year of falling price and the base didn't scatter. This just adds a whole lot of confidence really. ✦ The Binance / Coinbase thing How the hell did $KAS not get listed on Binance despite being a $5B asset is beyond me. It really is. Still no flagship spot listing on Binance. Coinbase involvement limited and debated. Both run derivatives only. Community theory: Kaspa is faster and cheaper than Base and BNB Chain, so listing it means feeding a competitor. Boring theory: slow volume, compliance cost, PoW integration is work. Both can be true. A spot listing would be one of the biggest catalysts in KAS history. But don't build a thesis on a catalyst you can't control. BUT it still leaves a huge door open. Kaspa had reached top 25 without a Binance/Coinbase listing, what if it does get listed on these platforms? 🤔 ✦ Bottom line See there's no guaranteed trade in crypto. All we can do is speculate. This post too is not financial advice at all. I'm just saying this - a network is priced near cycle lows while its fundamental sit at all time highs on the build side. Oh and yes, do you really think $KAS is not billion dollar asset?

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  Crypto Cop (@CryptoCopXRP) reported 59 minutes ago

  My Coinbase Account keeps creeping lower, when will the pain stop, if ever. Look CRYPTO has been dismal and if you had all your money in Crypto for past few years it was a big mistake. Cash is still King, Learn option trading and DCA into funds, Etfs and Buy Good Stocks for Long hall. Yes there Always Risk, but Crypto if we are honest is still overvalued. I understand IF money is sent on chain and IF all assets are tokenized, but as of now Crypto is not making any money. Im not saying unload all your Crypto but if you have alot of any 1 and dont have alot of cash and you arent earning High Level Salary, you may want to adjust because there are No Guarantees with CRYPTO. Play option if you want aggressive trading because that was what Crypto used to be, and sad part there is no Voliatility with crypto except Down. When n IF Clarity passes, if we do not see Violent Upward Momentum within the first 6 months, then the Crypto Dream may be over. Yes there alway be a MEME Coin Pump or Altcoin Pump. I understand we all have different levels of Risk and Conviction but sometimes you need to adjust, cannot take any of this personal. JUST A Little Real Talk Have a Great rest of your day. Keep Moving Forward, you always can Reset. COFFEE, GYM and GRIND Continues. $POLICE