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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
West Liberty, KY 1
Cardiff, Wales 1
Palo Verde, Coclé 3
City of Humble, TX 1
Houston, TX 1
Manhattan, NY 1
Pike Creek Valley, DE 1
East Flatbush, NY 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • borealdeodorant
    bladeo (@borealdeodorant) reported

    big shout out to @coinbase another cycle of doing nothing but promoting dog **** to your customers an impressive lack of accountability and responsibility which rivals nearly every egirl on this app

  • CryptoBreakLive
    CryptoBreakLive (@CryptoBreakLive) reported

    🏠 Coinbase to Launch Token-Backed Mortgage Down Payments Qualified borrowers may soon use Bitcoin and USDC as collateral for home loan down payments through a Coinbase-Better Home & Finance initiative. #Bitcoin #CryptoNews

  • jeremiahrogers
    Jeremiah (@jeremiahrogers) reported

    When you want to vomit is usually the bottom. Also let's talk about risk. In 2021 or so I borrowed a bunch of money against my Bitcoin to exercise options in a startup. The price crashed suddenly overnight. I woke up at 6am to liquidation warnings. I sent in collateral to my loan, but the network was congested. I paid high fees but the tx wasn't clearing. In the next 30 minutes BlockFi went down, then Coinbase went down. I watched the price plunge far below my liquidation value on CoinMarketCap from the couch. That was a feeling worse than sickness. I sat on the sofa shaking. My girlfriend rolled me a cigarette and I smoked it on the couch. We smoked sometimes, never indoors, but there I was, in my underwear in the early morning, at risk of losing almost everything. I remember not knowing what was happening. A feeling that I might have to start over. Some relief that starting over wouldn't be so bad -- but deep shame for letting it come to this. Eventually, an email arrived with green coloring to it saying that my loan was healthy. Somehow the collateral had cleared. BlockFi had probably stopped doing liquidations because the price had fallen so far. I got lucky but a lot of people didn't. I think about this when I see an influencer telling you that you can borrow against your Bitcoin forever. These markets move fast and they always break your expectations. I decided to never take leverage again. I keep cash around. I recommend you also not borrow against your stack unless you're willing to lose everything that you post as collateral.

  • 88UN88
    Matthieu Angélil (@88UN88) reported

    Thank you for contacting Coinbase Support. I understand your concern regarding coins Approximately when did you first notice the missing funds?

  • veksonpu
    ɱ (@veksonpu) reported

    @beingivish You are a stupid paid liar. If you want to audit the supply of Monero, you don't look at a public ledger balance; you audit the integrity of the system rulebook: Sync a Full Node: Download the Monero software and sync the entire blockchain history. Your node will automatically verify the math of every single transaction from 2014 to the present day. Sum the Block Rewards: Use a script or a local blockchain parser to add up the transparent coinbase outputs from every block header. Audit the Code & Math: Ultimately, supply certainty relies on the underlying math being flawless and the code correctly implementing that math. Because of this, the Monero community frequently fund-raises for independent third-party firms (like CyberCrypt, Kudelski, or Quarkslab) to thoroughly audit any new cryptographic implementations before they go live.

  • FP_Block
    FP Block (@FP_Block) reported

    @coinbase Selling your stack for a down payment was always a painful tradeoff.

  • JohnMorina2
    John Morina-If you build it they will come (@JohnMorina2) reported

    I don't understand Coinbase's approach to growth. It seems like they never get it right and spend the goodwill of their customers with outright abuse. I seriously don't have those issues with Binance. Binance chat is easy and fast to resolve issues

  • Defipeniel
    DΞFI PΞNIΞL (🧠,🧠) (@Defipeniel) reported

    @brian_armstrong Coinbase can’t support the draft as written, major concerns around tokenized equities and DeFi restrictions.

  • c75qffxtfj
    Dante (@c75qffxtfj) reported

    @coinbase Hey, I can’t access my account and I’ve tried contacting customer support and I’ve gotten no help with my issue just a run around for a week

  • pronaks56
    PROnAKs (@pronaks56) reported

    While the timeline is busy gambling on the next mem coin and getting liquidated (we’ve all been that Squidward), the real alpha is happening outside the window @PythNetwork doesn't care about the noise. They just keep building the infrastructure and generating pure fees. Have you looked at their revenue chart lately? Strictly UP and to the RIGHT. 📈 Why? Because Pyth is the oracle actually powering the biggest markets in the space 24/7: • Polymarket Perps & Up/Down markets • Kalshi Up/Down Markets • 24/7 Perp markets on Coinbase, Binance, TradeXYZ, and Hyperliquid Stop guessing directions. Start looking at the infrastructure that feeds the data

  • leatherfac3
    LeatherFace (@leatherfac3) reported

    @John_Galt7 Nope. Coinbase works great, even have direct deposit working.

  • Jcyber_HQ
    JCYBER RECOVERY FIRM (@Jcyber_HQ) reported

    @DrVega83 Sorry that happened. If your funds were stolen through Coinbase, save all transaction records, wallet addresses, login alerts, screenshots, and support tickets. DM the details and I’ll help review the activity and trace the fund movement. No upfront needed.

  • TheJmoneyCrypto
    JMoneyCrypto (@TheJmoneyCrypto) reported

    @shawdog0311 Yea i dont have that issue. Ive sent from both phemex and coinbase. i norm get mine with in less than a min

  • StratcomCentre
    SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre (@StratcomCentre) reported

    Telegram leaks users' metadata: experts confirm critical vulnerability. The company Symbolic Software, which conducts cybersecurity audits for Zoom, Mozilla, and Coinbase, has confirmed the existence of a critical vulnerability in the messenger. As reported by "Vazhnye Istorii", it concerns the transmission of the unencrypted device identifier auth_key_id. It is through this that those who have access to network traffic - providers, network administrators, or state surveillance systems - can track users' activity, analyze their communication links, and monitor their movements between networks. According to experts, the auth_key_id actually functions as a permanent digital marker for the device: it does not change even after changing the IP address, geolocation, or internet network. Symbolic Software emphasized that the problem even applies to secret chats. However, the report does not assert that Telegram allows reading messages. However, the surveyed cybersecurity experts admit such a risk in the case of simultaneous access to the server infrastructure and traffic.

  • luckySSon
    SON SORA (@luckySSon) reported

    A Michigan couple just made history, closing the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed mortgage secured by $BTC as collateral for the down payment. Coinbase partnered with mortgage lender Better to structure the deal, letting borrowers pledge Bitcoin without selling, avoiding capital gains taxes and eliminating liquidation risk from price swings. For a $100,000 down payment, they posted $250,000 in $BTC as a second lien on the home. The product is set to roll out nationally in the coming months and will also support $USDC, signaling a major step toward using crypto holdings directly in traditional housing finance.

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