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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
Petaling Jaya, SGR 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • cguida6
    Chris Guida | ⚡🪢 BIP110 (@cguida6) reported

    @BlueRidgeBTC @therealanderand @CunyRenaud Yep! The interesting thing is that he never could have hit this exact block without sharing the coinbase with others, meaning it's likely it would have taken a decade or so had he lotto mined instead

  • CDIIIcrypto
    CD III (@CDIIIcrypto) reported

    @coinbase never trust this ****

  • lightt74
    Pinkk (@lightt74) reported

    praying all jeets get sidelined when the Great American bullrun begins 🙏 I pray the market pumps so ****** hard and somehow you end up -90% I pray Coinbase seizes your funds and wont let you cash out. I pray your wallet gets hacked / drained **** all of you .

  • eevblog
    Dave Jones (@eevblog) reported

    @alexjohnward @flockherd Cope. Trust wallet seems to be the only software wallet that supports it. MetaMask not natively? And Coinbase doesn't support it. Sorry, but Nano has a big wallet support problem.

  • vedantutage03
    Vedant @ DashX Payments (@vedantutage03) reported

    i think it’s time i break the silence on this 🔵 and let’s get the timeline aligned The start: > coinbase announces relaunch in India > Indian KOL campaign goes live for the same > shows google rates of USD/INR for on/offramps on website > coinbase goes live with the 2 week rollout period after 1 month from announcement > no withdrawals to self custodial wallets or other exchanges once bank account connected to coinbase > +2% premium from USD/INR google rates on real launch compared to previous announcement so what actually happened: > Nothing > UPI and NEFT rails were long alive with FIU registered companies in India for on/offramps > USDT premium existed before and still exists even with coinbase launch > people hyped it up without a background study as if it’s happening for the first time in India 🇮🇳 > @CoinDCX has been doing all of these things for the longest of time what am i looking forward to: > the delta in USDT/INR premium between platforms like CoinDCX and Coinbase > how does global liquidity help India side of things > coinbase getting a closer seat in the table with regulators in India > how does the coinbase strategic investment in CoinDCX affect or help things in future if you read this far, none of these new updates help you in anyway or upgrade anything for you. for your USD or stablecoin payments from international clients you can always rely on @DashXHQ for settlement in INR with FIRA issued from top banks in India 🇮🇳 be a freelancer , file taxes like one

  • 0xDataWolf
    Data Wolf 🐺 (@0xDataWolf) reported

    I never want to hear about coinbase hiring and work practice **** again. Clearly what's signalled here on Twitter isn't matching reality

  • jeffleonard000
    Crypto Noob (@jeffleonard000) reported

    i have also discovered coinbase is full of ****. saturday i bought $BTC at 80k when it was 73k. now i bought $BTC at 70K when its 71K. their numbers are wrong.

  • DavidHuang401
    Huang (@DavidHuang401) reported

    🚨Chase CEO Jamie Dimon OFFICIALLY OPPOSES Clarity Act — Says Coinbase CEO Is “FULL OF ****” & Banks WILL NOT “Bow Down” 🤯🔥 “We'll fight it [Clarity Act]. If we lose, we lose and we'll live. Okay. But it will be fought.” 😳 “This will not be, no one's going to bow down to this guy [Brian Armstrong], okay, or that company.” “He [Brian Armstrong] said he's representing the whole industry. He's FULL of ****.” 🫣 #Clarityact #XRP

  • PoorGoat_
    PoorGoat🇺🇸 (re/****) (@PoorGoat_) reported

    About 6 months ago I bought solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpumpCOIN the day @vinnychase launched it. For months I worked alongside him creating retarded content because I genuinely believed a retard coin belonged on Coinbase, Robinhood and Binance. “How’d you get rich?” “solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpump.” It just makes sense. The word is controversial, recognizable, and universally understood. Everyone has used it. Even Elon helped bring it back into the mainstream. It always felt like a billion dollar ticker waiting to happen. But there was one problem I could never ignore. The ticker was solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpumpCOIN. As much as I told myself it didn’t matter, it did. It was too long. Then the unthinkable happened. Vinny sold, deleted his account, nuked the community and disappeared. I truly never thought he’d do it. What happened next is why I’m still here. I watched @sizeab1e step up and take control. He spent his own money buying back supply and made sure holders who stuck around through months of grinding got taken care of. Every holder who stayed through the rug received an airdrop. And those holders? Some of the most insane bag workers I’ve ever seen in crypto. Most projects die when the founder leaves. This one got stronger. The founder is gone. The ticker got fixed. The community owns the narrative. For all these reasons and many more, you can currently buy what I believe is a billion dollar ticker for around a $100k market cap. solana:2q68mqEbjwmnMjs1o3KZDNZVyMv6RZKkHcm64iinpump

  • sadbryce
    bryce 💀 (@sadbryce) reported

    Coinbase has been such a founder factory because working there in the early days exposed you to the frontier of crypto. Great companies aren’t started by beating your head against a blank sheet of paper until your business plan appears. In later stage companies, roles can become so narrow that you’re able to operate by a playbook. But when you’re thinking about truly novel problems day in and day out, you start to see untouched problems that are begging to be solved. I built Coinbase Custody into the best way for regulated institutions to store crypto. We found crazy PMF and grew it from 0 to $100b in assets. But clients were constantly asking for things we couldn’t support! How to do high throughput payments, trade on defi, offer wallets for users… obvious in hindsight. That’s exactly where the idea for @turnkeyhq came from.

  • ForrestPKnight
    Forrest Knight (@ForrestPKnight) reported

    @pmarca well except when companies explicitly say AI is the reason they are laying off thousands of employees: - Cloudflare: 1,100 employees - Atlassian: 1,600 employees - Snap: 1,000 employees - Coinbase: 700 employees - Cisco: nearly 4,000 employees - Block: 4,000+ employees - Wix: 1,000 employees And the list goes on. That's just in 2026, too. Or they're lying about why they're doing layoffs.

  • merccante
    mercante (@merccante) reported

    Marc Andreessen - Co-Founder of a16z, which manages $90 billion and backed OpenAI, Airbnb, and Coinbase - just said most large companies are 75% overstaffed. - the AI layoffs happening right now are not AI-driven - AI "until December was not good enough to do any of the jobs they're cutting" - it's the silver bullet excuse for a decade of overhiring 76-min sit-down with one of the most influential VCs alive. Free. bookmark & watch - the most uncomfortable take on corporate America from a top-tier VC in 2026.

  • Lightbring33r
    The Lightbringer (@Lightbring33r) reported

    @sneedweb What are you talking about? They give out IOUs on coinbase for bitcoin until you want to withdraw it to cold wallet and when they dont want you to do that, they will say "withdrawing currently not possible" just as they did in the past. nothing really changes, except that these tokenized stocks can be even worse since we dont even know how the code is made for that. there can be hidden backdoors nobody knows about. if gme moves to blockchain, nothing will change. it will still be a fugazi, you dont take an empire down with that

  • _0xpeter_
    0xPeter (@_0xpeter_) reported

    most people working at coinbase in the early days didnt care about crypto at the time they employed so few crypto people that they tried to hire an entire team of degens the team's average tenure was 6 months most people currently at coinbase still dont care about crypto

  • kaulboy
    kaulboy (@kaulboy) reported

    .@shayne_coplan @Polymarket your "mstr-sold-btc-by-may-31" market is resolving NO. $74M of volume handed to ten wallets who treat your oracle like their personal fleshlight the 8K filed june 1 confirms mstr sold 32 btc between may 26-31. on-chain shows ~411 btc moved to coinbase prime on may 29, first outflow in 3.5 years per @arkham. june 30 and december 31 sub-markets both at 100% YES because the sale ******* happened in the window your rules name three resolution sources: MSTR filings, on-chain data, consensus reporting. all three confirm sale in-window. resolving NO requires every voter to check which way the whales pissed and aim the same direction then you dropped a banner saying "confirmation achieved outside of the market's time frame does not qualify" and quietly rewrote the question from "did mstr sell btc by may 31" to "did a press release land by may 31." you ran the first one for 35 days, ate $74M of volume on it, and resolved the second one. clarification dragged wherever the bag needed it to go mstr files weekly on mondays. every trader bidding YES knew the 8-K was coming. smart money front-ran the disclosure exactly as the rules were written. then a discord circle jerk of UMA bagholders reframed eventtiming as announcement timing mid dispute, and every voter who could read the room said yes sir to avoid getting slashed easy fix: when primary resolution source confirms event in window, market resolves on the event. if you want announcement timing markets, write the ******* words "publicly confirmed by [deadline]" into the rules. you override sports payouts when umpires **** up. all it takes is a junior engineer and a weekend to ship the same logic. you have a bunch of UMA whales on speed dial and shipping the fix means admitting that out loud ngmi

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