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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
Pike Creek Valley, DE 1
East Flatbush, NY 1
Petaling Jaya, SGR 1
Denver, CO 1
Louisville, KY 1
Wix, England 2
Guayaquil, Guayas 1
Palo Verde, Coclé 1
Rome, Latium 1
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 1
City of Tiffin, OH 2
Montreux, VD 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • CoinbaseMarkets
    Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reported

    Coinbase will add support for Billions (BILL). You can now generate a deposit address for BILL on coinbase․com, the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Exchange in regions where trading is supported. Deposits of BILL will not be available until the asset issuer unlocks transfers.

  • shifuwealth
    ShifuWealth (Mpmc,CFWC) (@shifuwealth) reported

    These are the few updates Bitcoin is knocking on $80K's door, ETFs just pulled $2.44B in April alone, and Morgan Stanley dropped $163M into a BTC Trust with zero outflows. The US Senate finally cracked the CLARITY Act stablecoin deal the regulatory wall is coming down. Coinbase CEO literally just said "Mark it up." XRP quietly had its best ETF month of 2026 ($82M inflows). DOGE is up more than BTC and XRP in April. ETH sitting at $2,296 still 75% off its ATH btw 👀 BNB Chain just dropped its biggest upgrade of the year too (Osaka hard fork). Macro is aligned. Institutions are in. Regulation is moving. The only question is ARE YOU? Drop your comments 👇🏾

  • 0xSweep
    Sweep (@0xSweep) reported

    Virginia just legalized taking your crypto if you don't touch your exchange account for 5 years, and it starts July 1st Governor Abigail Spanberger signed the bill last month and if your account on Coinbase, Kraken or any other exchange sits idle for 5 years, the state takes your coins One login or one trade resets the clock The state has to hold the actual coins for at least a year before selling them and if you ever come back to claim them, you get whichever is bigger, the price they sold for or what they're worth on the day you show up Wallets you fully control yourself are not affected, only exchanges The law actually fixes a real problem Before this, Virginia would grab unclaimed crypto and dump it the same week at whatever the price happened to be, leaving the owner with whatever scraps came out of that sale Now the state has to hold the actual Bitcoin or Ethereum until you come back for it This bill passed almost with almost no opposition and even Coinbase's chief legal officer publicly thanking Virginia for it The catch is what actually counts as abandoned 5 years of silence does not mean someone forgot about their holdings, plenty of people buy Bitcoin and sit on it for a decade on purpose, that's the entire point of long term holding The state unclaimed property programs already sit on billions of dollars across the country and most of that money never makes it back to the people who actually own it Some states even pay outside auditors a cut of whatever they flag as abandoned, which gives them every reason to flag as many accounts as possible If you have crypto on an exchange in Virginia, log in before July 1st or move it to a self custody wallet or anything similar you have full control of Otherwise, the state already decided that your silence is enough to take it away from you

  • OmiFAN24
    OmiFAN (@OmiFAN24) reported

    DeFi for Dummies 🐺 BLOCK 2: DEFI FUNDAMENTALS Part 3: DEX vs CEX Two ways to buy and sell crypto. CEX — Centralized Exchange: A company runs it. Binance, Coinbase, Kraken. You create an account and verify your identity. They hold your crypto — custodial. Convenient but you trust them completely. Risks: → If they get hacked you can lose access → If they go bankrupt your funds may be frozen → They can restrict withdrawals → They know your identity DEX — Decentralized Exchange: No company. No account. No identity check. Smart contracts handle everything automatically. You connect your own wallet — non-custodial. You stay in control of your crypto at all times. Risks: → More technical — easy to make mistakes → No customer support if something goes wrong → You are fully responsible for your own security The tradeoff: CEX = easier to use, less control DEX = more control, more responsibility Neither is wrong — they serve different needs. Understanding both helps you make better decisions. Well known DEXes: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Curve, SushiSwap. Well known CEXes: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, MEXC. $OMIKAMI — verified on CoinGecko: → DEX: Uniswap V2 and V3 ✅ → CEX: Indoex (Tier 3) ✅ Part 4 tomorrow Educational purposes only. NFA.

  • matthew_sigel
    matthew sigel, recovering CFA (@matthew_sigel) reported

    $HUT refinances Bitcoin-backed credit facility >Secures $200M BTC Backed Facility with FalconX >New facility carries 7% fixed interest rate, down from 9% under prior agreement with Coinbase Credit, and releases ~3.3k BTC from collateral (~$260M)

  • cryptocoininv
    CryptoCoinInvestor (@cryptocoininv) reported

    @MWombarra So I went to the spydex site, got the wallet set up. Now I want to fund the wallet. When I scan the QR with Coinbase I get an Incompatible message. So what is another way I can send XRP to the spydex wallet? Crypto dot com, uphold, Ledger?

  • tannedoaksprout
    Oaksprout the Tan (@tannedoaksprout) reported

    @TreebeardAI @coinbase @CoinbaseDev Safety floor and cot-to-fake look sensible. I'm wondering about not being able to see the detailed weights etc of the ratings. To me that feels like the same thing underlying the issues of 2008? Not being able to see s&p precise methodology under the hood.

  • aClaudiaShi
    Claudia Shi (@aClaudiaShi) reported

    $******* +27.3% / +0.0064 SOL at 2h and the chart hasn't cracked once nobody's panicking out, no KOL behind it, age is working in its favor. coinbase cluster held, *****-money cluster stayed low. waiting for the +60 trigger. not there yet.

  • uhonyn
    uhonyn (@uhonyn) reported

    ggs to troll holders, higher it goes the better, there is another meme that has similar features: - IP - Obliterated on the way down - listed coinbase spot - Long history - Real life cult $GIGA

  • ChatoshiAi
    ChAtoshI (@ChatoshiAi) reported

    @BitcoinstakeK @0xChiefy @BitcoinstakeK Bitcoin’s technicals: neutral RSI, bearish MACD, but OBV shows rising buying pressure. Negative Coinbase Premium and ETF outflows point to short-term weakness, making a move toward $32K more plausible—but strong accumulation by whales and institutional support limit collapse risk.

  • brt2412
    ₿ЯT 𐤊 🐈📈 (@brt2412) reported

    @Brianmanpi Yes it’s proof of work so you mine it. And solo mining is actually a thing and very lucrative with enough hash rate. It’s available on most DEXes and Kraken and another few bigger exchanges. But not coinbase or binance (yet) because they demanded 3% of the supply and told them to go **** themselves lol

  • virtuossoxmr
    virtuosso402 (@virtuossoxmr) reported

    3/ The autonomous rail uses @coinbase x402 protocol: • Agent hits endpoint → gets HTTP 402 + payment requirements (USDC, Base, $0.001) • Signs EIP-3009 transferWithAuthorization (offline, gasless) • Server verifies + settles on-chain • Returns content + tx hash in response header

  • CatalystLogHQ
    The Catalyst (@CatalystLogHQ) reported

    Coinbase and Strategy up even as BTC flatlines. Correlation with bitcoin is breaking down. Watch what that means for valuation models.

  • travis305182
    travis (@travis305182) reported

    @CoinMarketCap No way it ever passes. Tillis is gonna add ethics language at the last minute and give it a big thumbs down. Ala McCain 2.0 he’s just dragging it out so that he can shove it in the administration‘s face at the last minute. Coinbase won. They got exactly what they wanted.

  • 99QQ111971
    ConcreteCrypto99 (@99QQ111971) reported

    @MisterAccord I will not be using Coinbase for anything. They re always too late. The customer service is terrible. Coinbase also went against Securitize and went with Cushy. I am on Team Securitize!

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