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Coinbase Outage Map

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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.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Paris, Île-de-France 1
Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
Leipzig, Saxony 1
Maquoketa, IA 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • NasdaqJimmy
    Jimmy Nasdaq (@NasdaqJimmy) reported

    @MRDMV202 @Xeer I didn’t speak to anybody on Coinbase directly at the time. Coinbase had a link directing me to go my missing money website. I just chalked it up as loss and never looked back

  • O4SI5
    OASIS (@O4SI5) reported

    @brknbull That concern is justified. Nine million dollars reaching Coinbase is meaningful inventory, especially after the loss of trend support. If actual selling begins and buyers cannot absorb it, the $50 area becomes increasingly fragile. Holding that level would require visible spot demand, not token economics alone.

  • BarterBlex
    Blex (@BarterBlex) reported

    Whenever I randomly open Coinbase it isn’t much these days it gives me like ten pop ups and I just close it before the pop ups are over get ******** outta here

  • shadatofficial1
    Shadat Official | Airdrop (@shadatofficial1) reported

    Interesting Detail Found in @Base Verify Docs Base Verify Could Change Airdrop Eligibility Base Verify demo shows how projects can verify real users using social identity signals One interesting example from the documentation: > X account verification > Coinbase One membership > X followers requirement (1000+ followers) > Instagram/TikTok activity checks For example, a project could set a rule like: > Verified X account > 1,000+ X followers Then only users matching those requirements can access certain features or claim rewards This doesn’t confirm any @BASE airdrop criteria yet But it shows Base is exploring ways to identify quality users instead of only looking at wallet transactions If future airdrops use reputation-based eligibility, having a strong onchain + social profile could become important Time to build your identity, not just your wallet history

  • IdaraImeh
    Odogwu Herself (@IdaraImeh) reported

    Think about what makes a website safe to use. Not just that it loads, but that you can trust it, which took two separate technologies working together, HTTP to send data and TLS to prove it's real. AI agents paying for things online are going through the same split right now, except only half of it exists. x402 is the half that works. An agent hits a 402 response, pays with stablecoins, gets the resource, done in one request. Coinbase built it, and by mid-2026 a neutral foundation had grown past 40 members, Visa and Stripe and Google among them. But x402 asks the payer nothing at all, no account, no ID, nothing to verify. Fine for buying an API call. Not fine for anything the law actually regulates. @Concordium is the missing half, adding a verified identity check into that same payment step, so a seller learns who they're dealing with without ever seeing personal data.

  • CryptoDeanH
    CryptoDean (@CryptoDeanH) reported

    @zosegal I have had no problems with their Base Wallet (formerly Coinbase Wallet)

  • reallyoptimized
    Ryan (@reallyoptimized) reported

    @Oxandrolonely @ModernDayInves Sort of. A bunch of cold wallets.... It exposes a fundamental weakness in Bitcoin. You have NO idea if your own Bitcoin may have a vulnerability that you are unaware of. And that's the issue. Banks, it's insured, guarantees, Bitcoin, gone. And these were smart people doing everything right with cold wallets, not grandpa giving out his Coinbase login to a Nigerian scammer.

  • Spartanze4o
    Spartanzero1 (@Spartanze4o) reported

    @BTCBreadMan Where do you put the rest ? Coinbase ? ETF ? Problem with etf conversion it’s that a taxable event .

  • Hanakookie1
    Hanakookie (@Hanakookie1) reported

    @jessebabies @krakenfx @coinbase If there is no regulation for it. They arent required to do it. Your choice is not to use them. Hence its really not your problem. Use a different exchange. I dont care how much BTC they have. Only what I have.

  • BDNcontent
    Brian D Nibley (@BDNcontent) reported

    @AdamSimecka Not sure what you're talking about, I remember Coinbase adding support for BCH days after the split. They gave their employees a chance to front run it and sell BCH at ~$3,000 USD, but still, everything went smoothly aside from that.

  • QuestionAsker13
    Question Asker (@QuestionAsker13) reported

    @HappyInvestor23 @BTCoptioneer @saylor You can not insure Bitcoin insurance companies have to have knowledge on the subject they are insuring, they don’t. It’s impossible. Coinbase is big and safe enough though that why he holds his coin there.

  • DavidseeASX
    David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported

    Reckless #Coinbase with no customer service runs its business on cover up and lies

  • ahmadosiddiqi
    momin786 (@ahmadosiddiqi) reported

    @brian_armstrong @coinbase Can you help put an end to bitcoin. Why keep fighting for a lost cause. Just sell it all close shop.

  • DavidWalso94319
    Uosdwis R Dewoh (@DavidWalso94319) reported

    The self custody purists who looked down on those who trusted Coinbase, and relentlessly pushed self-custody are looking pretty bad.

  • zenriot
    ZenRiot (@zenriot) reported

    Finally sold my $COIN I've been too lazy to worry about for a while. Been a @coinbase customer since 2014. This MAGA asswart is doing everything he can to tank your shares. GL if you still hold.

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