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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:

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Paris, Île-de-France 1
Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • CarolineDewees2
    Carol's been busy (@CarolineDewees2) reported

    Better and Coinbase are offering US homebuyers a way to use Bitcoin as collateral for a down payment. Keeps the coins without selling, but I wonder how lenders handle a 30 percent price drop before closing.

  • CliffordWinfv
    Clifford Wilson (@CliffordWinfv) reported

    Hi @DavidseeASX👋 You’re right that missing tokens can be frustrating. If your assets aren’t showing in Coinbase Wallet, they may still be safely on-chain. Kindly follow back and DM us with the token name, network, and wallet address so we can help you troubleshoot and fix it.

  • AndySmith212
    Andy Smith (@AndySmith212) reported

    @coinbureau You try to make that sound bullish. How is borrowing $.40 on the dollar bullish. Bitcoin must be pledged at a 250% collateralization ratio (you get roughly 40 cents of down-payment credit per $1 of BTC). “$0 cash down” is marketing language. You are still financing the entire purchase price; you just borrow the down-payment portion against locked Bitcoin instead of writing a check. Since you’re only getting $.40 on the dollar as an example if you borrowed $50,000 for a down payment you have to lock up $125,000 of BTC as collateral. You better check the intrest rate. Google shows 7.5% to 12% for BTC secured loans. You think your house payment is expensive because of high interest rates now you are not going to like the BTC mortgage rate. To me this sounds like a way for Coinbase to foreclose on your house because of 2 missed payments.

  • DirtyWaterDegen
    Dirτy Waτer Degen e/acc/dd 🟧 (@DirtyWaterDegen) reported

    Cardless/Coinbase froze my account for a 2nd time within 5 hrs of releasing the suspension. 🚨 Read this before you accept the @coinbase One Credit Card (issued/serviced by @cardless). 1. No balance transfers in or out. High balance stays on this card. No transferring to a lower APR card. 2. Large or unfamiliar merchants can get the card suspended with no warning. A $10k contractor payment is not a safe use case. 3. You cannot call ahead to whitelist a purchase. You roll the dice. Do not take this as your only card on a trip. 4. Even after they decide a charge wasn’t fraud, the same vendor can still get blocked again. Again, no real whitelist. 5. Phone support is a human who opens an email ticket. No supervisor. No callback. 6. Official fixes & responses take days, not hours. 7. Escalation/fraud departments do not work weekends. A Friday freeze can sit until mid-next week. My account was suspended Friday night and didn’t get reinstated until Wednesday *5 DAYS LATER* It’s suspended yet again for the exact same charge, and now it’s got a new ticket. So I’m frozen until next week no doubt. 8. 4% BTC rewards requires ~$200k sitting on Coinbase — **and the boosted rate only applies to the first $10k of spend each month.** I confirmed all of this by actually using the card and dealing with Cardless. Don’t get it unless you’re fine with those constraints. If they don’t fix these issues then IMO the card is useless - a wasted hard pull and a lowering of average age of accounts is not worth it. Haven’t tried the @Robinhood card yet. Strongly considering closing this one and switching. They’ve got unlimited 3% back without tying up any funds.

  • hoodbrunos
    Brunos (@hoodbrunos) reported

    Hot take: most L2s don't have a distribution problem, they have a "why does this app even need a chain" problem. Base's edge isn't TPS, it's that Coinbase already solved the "getting normal humans here" part.

  • Zuesthekreator
    Zues (@Zuesthekreator) reported

    Injective just took a seat at the table where internet-native payments get designed. The Linux Foundation x402 Foundation. The other members: Google, AWS, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase, and Circle. ➤ x402 already live on @Injective mainnet before the Foundation even launched. ➤ Applications and AI agents pay for any online service in USDC, settled in a single block. ➤ No account. No API key. No human setting anything up first. ➤ Thousands of autonomous agents already operating across Injective today. Here is what core membership actually means. x402 compounds in value as more endpoints adopt the standard. The Foundation existing under the Linux Foundation means Google, AWS, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase, and Circle are all aligned on driving that adoption globally. Injective is the only Layer 1 in that room with x402 already live and agents already transacting on it. Most chains will integrate x402 after the standard is set. Injective helped write it. 🥷

  • bitcoinpilgrims
    Bitcoin Pilgrims (@bitcoinpilgrims) reported

    Everyone is focused on preferred like instrument for the dev stage & size of #SWC they will be limited in how much they can issue An easier step would be to extent leverage via coinbase facility (6%) & buy bitcoin before the bull Once MNav is +1, the flywheel starts

  • karti_ai
    Karti (@karti_ai) reported

    $COIN $BTC — Coinbase launches Bitcoin-backed mortgages, allowing U.S. homebuyers to use BTC as down payment collateral without selling the asset or facing margin calls.

  • IceOnChainnn
    Ice (@IceOnChainnn) reported

    @Qirnft @stripe @coinbase The use case makes sense, but adoption is the real test. A payment standard only becomes valuable when enough APIs, services and agents actually support it. The infrastructure is interesting. Now we need to see whether developers actually use it at scale.

  • TMarkham84
    Thomas (@TMarkham84) reported

    @albus114 And for the really stupid influencers who block cause I point out their garbage content they spread it is simply this, Coinbase allows 10x order limits, try to place one for 50-60 or 10k for that matter, you can’t. When it hits 4-5, you will be able to do 40-50…..and then next bull run idiots will come on X and be like…..omg whales out in a 40-50 dollar sell wall……it has nothing to do with 10k pricing people, these are the folks you should be blocking on social media

  • CoinbaseMarkets
    Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reported

    Legal stuff: Perpetual futures trading is offered by Coinbase Bermuda Ltd., a class F regulated entity in Bermuda licensed by the Bermuda Monetary Authority. Access to perpetual futures trading requires user eligibility, and is available to non-US customers in select jurisdictions. The risk of transacting in perpetual futures can be substantial and may not be suitable for everyone. Not investment advice or a recommendation to trade a particular asset or to employ a particular strategy.

  • PLSTrenches
    PulseChainTrenches (@PLSTrenches) reported

    @MartianKris92 @coinbase Holy **** none of my balances are correct. What a ******* joke.

  • The_Kitty_Kult
    Ж (@The_Kitty_Kult) reported

    ᚷᛗ - ETFs bought $192.4M of ETH and $232.2M of BTC yesterday. - Revolut, a leading fintech with 80 million customers globally, is launching EURR, a Euro stablecoin on Ethereum. - U.S. Borrowers can now use Bitcoin as collateral for a down payment on Coinbase, without having to sell it or face margin calls. - ETH is above $2,500. Higher!

  • otter401
    John Otter (@otter401) reported

    @CTourtellotte @centrifuge Good reply. Playing devil's advocate... -Centrifuge isn't "the" infrastructures. It's one of several each trying to be "the" one. -Securitize is arguably the better platform and is 3x Coinbase AUM. Centrifuge AUM is pretty far down the list in this space. Not clear they're going to be the/one of the winners given the competition and current market share. Templeton runs funds of course and they've set up their own platform -In the end we're talking about whether to buy shares in Centrifuge. CFG and its convertibility to Centrifuge shares is besides the point since you and I both agree we'd never want to hold CFG except to immediately purchase Centrifuge. The transaction to purchase Centrifuge (since that's the end goal) is to purchase CFG on Monday, convert it to CFG on Tues and that's that. No CFG token exposure. No gift as well since the CFG token is only held for one day. Not a conversion gift if we purposely purchase the Centrifuge shares ourselves. -In the end we're talking about whether to buy shares in Centrifuge, another similar platform or not all. CFG and its convertibility to Centrifuge shares is besides the point since you and I both agree we'd never want to hold CFG. This all interesting. Thanks for noodling on it with me.

  • NeilMoonstrong
    Neil Moonstrong 🌙 💪🏿 (@NeilMoonstrong) reported

    They’re already moving. This isn’t theory. Look at the product boards. Coinbase: Predict is live in all 50 states. Tokenized AAPL/NVDA/META/GOOGL went live on Base two days ago. Same week they settle 10 perps today SAND, AXS, BLUR, MEME, ZRO and nine more on Sept 3. Kraken: xStocks did $35-40B. They bought the issuer. They listed 7,000 US stocks in Europe plus tokenized copies plus equity perps. Then they put 56 tokens into delist cycles. Miss the withdrawal window and Kraken sells it for you. Next cutoff is tomorrow. Binance: 7,000 US stocks on June 1. Users bought $1B of them in 30 days. bStocks already $622M. They own most of the equity-perp tape. Same summer they yanked a stack of dead spot pairs. Robinhood: Q2 event contracts $156M. Crypto $100M. Equities $129M. Prediction markets already out-earn crypto inside the app that was supposed to be both. That’s the rotation. New shelf: stocks, tokenized stocks, equity perps, event contracts. Fee businesses. No 15-minute bot wall required. Old shelf: thin alts that only had a bid because inventory, a market-maker deal, and a clock grid were the same puddle. Clarity doesn’t start that trade. It just makes the books say house vs customer out loud. They’re not waiting.

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