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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
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
Petaling Jaya, SGR 1
Denver, CO 1
Louisville, KY 1
Wix, England 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • watcherpulsex
    Watcher Pulse (@watcherpulsex) reported

    JUST IN: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he is not happy with the crypto Clarity Act and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is "full of ****."

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

    @coinbase Coinbase stock is down 100$ from IPO 5 years ago.. Coinbase is failing man.. wasted years and years of money and time thanks coin!

  • easternsamurai
    EasternSamurai | Litigation & Contract Attorney (@easternsamurai) reported

    @jim42411 @brian_armstrong Because coinbase is a garbage company run by greedy weasels. After 10 years with them, I finally realized that and I am done.

  • cryptounfolded
    unfolded. (@cryptounfolded) reported

    Coinbase is now the first CFTC-regulated FCM offering US institutions direct, compliant access to global crypto derivatives—perpetual futures and options on Deribit, where BTC options alone show over $31B open interest. Institutions can onboard today; retail follows soon. No offshore entities required. Derivatives drive roughly 80% of global crypto volume, a segment US users previously lacked a regulated path to. This closes a major fragmentation gap and should pull more institutional liquidity onto Coinbase’s platform, though high leverage still carries substantial risk of loss exceeding initial capital.

  • TheCryptoHubX
    Crypto Hub (@TheCryptoHubX) reported

    @CryptosR_Us @coinbase The guy that got caught working with Epstein to handle banking accounts for child trafficking (even after the courts found him guilty and they were receiving alerts internally for Epstein’s activity) thinks that Crypto is a bad thing???

  • djk_downunder
    DJKDownunder (@djk_downunder) reported

    Global remittance costs average 6.3% per transfer. With $XEC eCash: effectively zero. For families sending money across borders, that difference is real money. Every month. @Coinbase listing $XEC would give 100M users access to this rail. #XEC #eCash #CoinbaseListXEC

  • Crypto_Wavee
    Crypto Wave (@Crypto_Wavee) reported

    Strategy (MicroStrategy) shifted 411.48 BTC (~$30.3M) to Coinbase Prime today, May 29. Its first significant exchange transaction in nearly two years, The multi-million dollar transfer follows recent statements from executives suggesting the firm may leverage its Bitcoin holdings to shore up corporate finances, specifically to fund dividend payments, manage existing debt, and support a $1.5 billion convertible notes repurchase initiative #BTC #MSTR

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @ath_sui no direct Coinbase backing, just built on Base multiple exploits are the issue: $2.26M broken zk verifier (recovered most but still -$420k), then another drain of 2.9 ETH, plus supply concentration concerns from the start down 92% from ATH for a reason

  • huhjusay
    PoundCakeCafe on Etsy (@huhjusay) reported

    @FezWeb3 CRAZY responses in here! People, Robin Hood literally went insolvent during the SHIB run and froze EVERY account. Goldman Sacs bailed them out with a $1B loan same day to avoid the Feds from shutting them down. No body could cash in. I was in Coinbase that day, cashed 15x

  • Reed02x
    ***** (@Reed02x) reported

    @jarrodwatts @keoneHD lmfao you sneeked in Monad in between Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and Base. Monad is a VC extraction garbage like Sei. No one needs 100th L1 with 10k tps and rented TVL. Your only achievement is raising those big millions, mostly due to VCs getting exit through Coinbase sale

  • ChoPaeng_TV
    ChoPaeng Momma (@ChoPaeng_TV) reported

    @FELIXCATanzaro @CoinbaseSupport @CoinbaseSupport I’ve been trying to resolve an issue with my Coinbase Credit Card for over 10 days with no real help. Please escalate this and connect me with an actual support agent. I’ve kept all records and screenshots of the issue.

  • traderview2
    Dom (@traderview2) reported

    $XRP orderbook on Coinbase is still heavily skewed towards bids (nearly 7x on the large bands) Now this doesn't automatically mean "price go up" But it does mean it's much easier to move price meaningfully up then down The book is simply intentions. Early 2025 I used the large bands of the book to solidify my bearish thesis on $BTC before it dropped 30%

  • thecoinzonecom
    TheCoinZone.com (@thecoinzonecom) reported

    Coinbase just opened up 80% of the crypto market to Americans. And most people have no idea how big that is. For years, US traders could buy spot Bitcoin and trade a limited set of futures. But the biggest markets in crypto were happening somewhere else. Perpetual futures and options make up roughly 80% of global crypto trading volume, yet most US investors had no regulated way to access them. That forced many large traders and institutions to use offshore entities, spread capital across multiple platforms, and take on extra risk just to access the same products the rest of the world was already using. Now that changes. Coinbase has become the first CFTC-regulated platform that can connect US clients to global crypto options and perpetual futures markets. That includes access to Deribit, which alone holds more than $31 billion in Bitcoin options open interest and dominates the global crypto options market. The bigger story isn't just new products. It's that the US is finally getting regulated access to the part of crypto where most price discovery actually happens. Perpetual futures often drive short-term market moves. Options markets reveal how traders are positioning for future volatility. Institutional desks use both to hedge risk, express views, and manage large portfolios. Until now, much of that activity happened outside the reach of US regulation. Coinbase is trying to bring it back onshore. What this means in practice: → US institutions no longer need offshore workarounds to access major crypto derivatives markets → Coinbase becomes a much more serious competitor to global exchanges → More trading volume stays inside regulated US markets → Retail access is expected to follow The broader trend is becoming harder to ignore. Crypto isn't moving toward the traditional financial system. The traditional financial system is slowly building regulated access to the parts of crypto it once pushed offshore. And this may be one of the biggest steps yet. (link in comments) ↓

  • tushant_suneja
    Tushant Suneja (@tushant_suneja) reported

    @lookonchain @Strategy microstrategy's btc holdings are down 23% from the feb peak, coinbase prime is likely a tax optimization move, not a sell signal

  • satsltc
    sats.ltc (@satsltc) reported

    @Pacifica2525 @coinbase Was literally what I was thinking. Multiple Chads reached out to me saying they’ve had the same issue. No other coin I’ve seen do that.

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