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Coinbase is a digital asset broker headquartered in San Francisco, California. They broker exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.

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

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Paris Withdrawals 22 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc Transactions 26 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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  • BennyInHerBag
    Bernadette (@BennyInHerBag) reported

    I’m looking for a CPO-ish human for @KnightIntelco. For now: sit down with me once a week, tear apart the product, refine it with me, and help make sure what we’re building actually makes sense in the real world of regulated finance. You need to understand banking + crypto. Not one or the other — BOTH. If you’ve spent time around Stripe, Plaid, Chainalysis, Coinbase, banks, payments, compliance infrastructure, etc., I probably want to talk to you. Also: I need someone outspoken, brutally real, and very much not a YES person. Your job is NOT to validate my ideas. Your job is to tell me when the product is wrong, the flow is stupid, the design doesn’t make sense, or I’m overcomplicating something (which i always do btw) Please shoot down my designs. Challenge my assumptions. Argue with me. Make the product better. Long term, this could become a full-time CPO role. But I prefer to start slow: consult with me first, work together weekly, see how we think together, and if we vibe + the fit is right, transition from there. DM me. Referrals very welcome. 🫡

  • j_crypto_2015
    J@Crypto (Hiring) (@j_crypto_2015) reported

    Coinbase has already built Agentic Wallets specifically for AI agents. The key infrastructure underneath it is x402. x402 revives an old piece of the internet: HTTP 402 — Payment Required. An agent requests a resource. The server says: “Pay $0.01.” The agent pays. The server verifies payment. The resource is delivered. No checkout page. No human. No credit card.

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @makeLOVEfamily ai agents and the agentic layer. ens launched an agent platform, coinbase business started taking agent payments, and x402 infrastructure went live across cloudflare/aws/google/stripe on august 13. btc etf outflows hit $131m and trezor leaked 13,700 customer addresses in a shipmonk breach same day.

  • TheOtherParker_
    Parker (@TheOtherParker_) reported

    @beaniemaxi I get scam calls from Coinbase weekly because a Coinbase customer list was leaked awhile back. If the hackers get my 2FA, then any funds on Coinbase (currently none tbf) would also be completely gone. Custodians don't solve this, they actually make it worse.

  • redacted_j
    jprince.sol (@redacted_j) reported

    @gizmothegizzer I think your product is especially interesting from a pmf perspective. You've got two groups - crypto people and normal people. It's like that classic question of what did it take to get a chain that could beat ETH? Something 10x better. Well, to get someone to stop using trad bonds and go to the trouble of: 1. Opening a Coinbase 2. KYCing 3. Figuring out what a hot wallet is and setting it up 4. Storing the hot wallet key on a post it in their vault in their house 5. Connecting to your website with the hot wallet and not some scam site by accident 6. Moving money from Coinbase to the Hot wallet and finally to USD* 7. Not thinking about the Ledger version of this: 7a. Ledger decides the version of ledger you bought is out of date, declares it null and void, and you need to buy another and re-set it up. You may have a superior yield to a bond, but only by 2x. Convincing my Dad to go to crypto took promises of 10x back in 2021 on BTC and SOL and on at least one of those I was right. That's why your marketing doesn't work for normies. For crypto OGs, it's the inverse problem. They are already here and have access to higher yield, higher risk options that sometimes have high dopamine events associated with them (like pack rips) and are not naturally interested in at-rest, low risk investing strategies. They aren't REALLY your demographic, you are quite literally selling lipstick to men. So how do you market something only 2x better to normal people when getting their money to you is like 5x harder than opening a Roth IRA? Focus on the pipeline - build that product instead. Maybe you already have, I haven't visited the USD* site in awhile, I'm just thinking out of my *** here. Moonpay kind of does this well, but getting approved by them is tough and you are doing stablecoin stuff but if you can get that working you'll have lowered friction significantly. It isn't really about the rate of return, I think it's about the friction. If you can't be 10x better, then make the friction go from 5x to 1.5x.

  • cryptiogaga
    G@G@ (@cryptiogaga) reported

    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:

  • daremarket
    dare market (@daremarket) reported

    @stephenjohnii @coinbase bumping this to support

  • 0xVishnya
    Nikita (@0xVishnya) reported

    Which cards will report you to your tax office? Start with MiCA, because people fear it for nothing. MiCA is just permission to operate in Europe: with a licence you can legally serve EU clients, without one you cannot, since 1 July 2026. It has nothing to do with your taxes. Reporting is a different thing called DAC8. It is the rule under which a service hands your data to the tax office of your own country: who you are, where you are resident, and how much moved through you in a year. Collection started on 1 January 2026, and this year is the first reporting period. So here is who sits where. Educational only, this is not advice to do anything. 1. Who will definitely report, meaning they already hold a CASP licence. Country of the licence in brackets: Revolut (CY), Bybit EU (AT), KuCoin EU (AT), OKX EU (MT), Kraken (IE), Coinbase (LU), Deblock (FR), Trade Republic (DE), Nexo (through its partner DLT Finance, DE), Bleap (LV), Brighty (MT), Nebeus (ES), Bridge (LU), Due (ES), LHV Bank (EE) Over 320 licences are out there, these are just the notable ones. Binance is not among them. 2. Fintechs running on Bridge or Due: KAST, Tuyo, Etherfi, Plasma One Bridge and Due are BaaS, the plumbing: they give fintechs accounts and IBANs and hold the CASP licence, while the fintech itself holds none. Those fintechs do not report on their own. The question only appears if you opened an account with them on EU documents, because then the data comes from whoever issued the account. If your account is not on EU documents, this does not touch you. 3. Who falls outside DAC8: - COCA, a non-custodial wallet with no EU licence - Wirex One, non-custodial after the switch and working the same way, with fiat accounts from Openpayd under its own EMI licence - PAYY, no EU licences - Gnosis Pay, no licences of its own, accounts run through LHV Bank, which did get a CASP - RedotPay, no CASP licence, card programmes in Hong Kong and Singapore The takeaway is simple. A fintech without a licence is basically a crypto wallet with a card, and on its own it reports nowhere. The people in question are those who onboarded on EU documents. And the one murky part is the IBAN: if you use it, the report will most likely come from the partner that issued it. Is this the kind of breakdown you want more of?

  • PolandJasmy
    Jasmy Poland (@PolandJasmy) reported

    🚨 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

  • Enicrypt5400
    Eni©rypt (@Enicrypt5400) reported

    Jesse’s answer: "Very soon." Base is working with Coinbase to bring equities onchain but the real goal is composability, not just listing stocks. Once tokenized equities exist, builders can build lending, borrowing, and other products on top.

  • Natures_Galaxy
    Nature's Galaxy 🍃 (@Natures_Galaxy) reported

    @coinbase @ayush152002 You should do somthing to help your stock from not going bankrup lol

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @makeLOVEfamily @motion_so x402 went live as settlement rails for agents the same day ens launched agent infrastructure and coinbase opened business payments to agents. cloudflare, aws, google, stripe all flipped the switch august 13. linux foundation took over governance from coinbase. that cluster signals coordinated rollout, not coincidence. agents needed identity, wallets, routing, and payment rails. all launched together. btc etf outflows hit $131m same day. institutions pulled while infrastructure teams shipped agent plumbing. trezor leaked 13,700 customer addresses through shipmonk, a third-party shipper. seeds and funds stayed safe but home addresses leaked for orders in the prior 90 days.

  • Holden_Rye_
    Michael Fischer (@Holden_Rye_) reported

    @MomentumKevin @brian_armstrong is apparently a HODLer. Side story: Coinbase locked up $40k of my funds once because of their automated security protocol. I needed the money to close on my home and freaked out. Actually, my wife freaked out. Then she gave me hell. So naturally, I gave Coinbase hell. I emailed everyone I could find from the top down. Then I tested a few email addresses I figured Brian Armstrong might use until I found one that didn’t bounce. Then I sent the real email. He never responded, but within an hour someone from upper management called me and got their team to unlock my funds from what was supposed to be a 48-hour hold. I made my own support ticket, damnit. 😝

  • lukaivicev
    Luka Ivicevic (@lukaivicev) reported

    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.

  • DipanshuC9
    Dipanshu Chaudhry (@DipanshuC9) reported

    14/ Bitcoin hasn’t behaved like a market expecting disaster. It has remained broadly stable around $64K. Meanwhile, crypto equities have been weaker. Coinbase was down roughly 6.5% over 30 days at the time of the analysis. The market may already be pricing disappointment.

  • sofiey60
    Sofie t. (@sofiey60) reported

    @LoriCox376671 had this happen with coinbase once, support sorted it after 2 weeks

  • FinanceFiendz
    $ FIEND $ (@FinanceFiendz) reported

    can anybody explain why Coinbase, a multi-billion dollar publicly traded company, is posting YouTube ads that were designed by some TikTok *****? nothing pisses me off more than seeing this **** 💀

  • Octokrypto
    Dr. Ocktopus (@Octokrypto) reported

    Crypto needs a renaissance. Persistently weak trading volume and insufficient buying momentum indicate strong overhead resistance. 2026 net ETF flows remain negative by roughly $4.8–5.4 billion, still working against a deep hole dug during May and June. CLARITY Act's path to passage has narrowed. The Senate shelved it before recess, and prediction markets now put odds of passage this year below 30%. All of this while stocks are at an ATH. Are we cooked? $BTC $ETH $SOL $KTA $LINK $CRV @coinbase @binance @krakenfx

  • wasima
    Wasim Ahmad (@wasima) reported

    Crypto has a $4 trillion problem nobody talks about: inheritance. If you die holding your own keys, there is no bank, Coinbase support desk or password-reset email that can give your family access. That’s not a theoretical edge case. It’s a fundamental consequence of self-custody. So here’s the uncomfortable question: should a crypto wallet be considered incomplete unless it has an inheritance mechanism?

  • halt_addicted
    halt 🩸 (@halt_addicted) reported

    @stephenjohnii @coinbase What error message are you seeing when the verification fails?

  • adelbucetta
    Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported

    @stabledash that's a symptom of what happens when you build before validating the problem with users. coinbase has the resources to experiment, but still failed to create adoption around nfts

  • BelligeBunny
    Belligerent Bunny (@BelligeBunny) reported

    It’s 2026. Why ******** does @coinbase still hold your deposited funds for a week before you can put them in your wallet? Coinbase doesn’t give a **** about Crypto.

  • rbthreek
    rb3k (@rbthreek) reported

    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.

  • ClipurMediaCorp
    Clipur.com (@ClipurMediaCorp) reported

    @stephenjohnii @coinbase yeah, sounds more like a verification issue than user error

  • Boss_pepeX
    Boss Pepe (@Boss_pepeX) reported

    🇳🇴 Norway’s $2.4T sovereign wealth fund now has indirect exposure to 11,549 Bitcoin, worth roughly $725 million. ⚡ The exposure comes through companies including Strategy, Metaplanet, MARA, Coinbase, Block and Tesla. This isn’t a direct BTC purchase — but it shows how Bitcoin exposure is increasingly finding its way into the world’s largest institutional portfolios. If this trend continues, how long before sovereign funds start buying Bitcoin directly? 👀

  • liv2cod
    Joe Barnhart (@liv2cod) reported

    This is not even close. You need to create a bitcoin seed phrase with randomness. You can't use an online service for this because of the high likelihood of your seed being hacked or the "service" is a fraud to begin with. If you create your seed phrase with an air-gapped RNG device, you're using a hardware wallet. Even if you reset your hardware wallet afterwards, if you got a low-entropy seed you're already cooked. (This is the Coldcard case.) Throwing Trezor under the bus is just gratuitous. Their issue is someone stole their customer list, i.e. names and email addresses, NOT SEED PHRASES. So it is not a bitcoin "hack" at all. Just an inconvenience and a promise of more phishing emails. (LIke CoinBase et. al. don't already sell their "marketing information.")

  • iamrahulinc
    Rahul K (@iamrahulinc) reported

    🚨𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗬𝗦𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗘 𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗢𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗦 $𝟯𝟱𝗠 𝗕𝗧𝗖 𝗔𝗡𝗗 $𝟯𝟵𝟭𝗞 𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗞 𝗧𝗢 𝗖𝗢𝗜𝗡𝗕𝗔𝗦𝗘 𝗣𝗥𝗜𝗠𝗘! The asset manager moved 572.9 BTC, valued at roughly $35.9 million, from its Bitcoin Trust wallet to Coinbase Prime. It also transferred 44,320 LINK, worth about $391 k, from its Chainlink Trust wallet to the same platform. This on‑chain shift consolidates both holdings under Coinbase’s institutional service. $BTC

  • CryptoCopXRP
    Crypto Cop (@CryptoCopXRP) reported

    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 tgat what Crypto is and sad part there is no Voliatility with rypto 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. If you were fortunate enough to have made multiple in XRP or SOL or ETH because of Memes thats great, start trading other Assets and keep a position but no need to have so much . 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

  • ozzybear001
    Ozzybear (@ozzybear001) reported

    @kamikazecash I trust Coinbase but not their customer care teams

  • Sendable_me
    Gibran Corbin (@Sendable_me) reported

    @launch_llama What "AI agent traffic" actually looks like when you measure it: Over ~1,000 requests to my site, 421 came from AI agents. 74 different ones. Every single one arrived as an IP address claiming to be a bot — no signature, no verifiable identity, nothing to bill against. The standards to fix this exist. Cloudflare, AWS and Coinbase all shipped them this year. The agents haven't caught up. npm i wayleave