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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
Maquoketa, IA 1
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:

  • erickpinos
    Erick Pinos (@erickpinos) reported

    @coinbase Block explorers should really have some confetti or something when you send a $4.4B transaction

  • ekius37
    ekius (@ekius37) reported

    The moment the IPO went live, Robinhood was down, Coinbase was down, Bybit had to refund everybody that participated, Binance had to refund everybody that participated, and Hyperliquid was the only venue on the planet with absolutely no problems.

  • realjwebb
    realjwebb (@realjwebb) reported

    @WNBA @coinbase And what ******** was that last Technical about?

  • Sabresfan9564
    SABRESFAN95 (@Sabresfan9564) reported

    @WNBA @coinbase lol these mental want equal pay I just watched 4 points scored out of both teams in 10 mins absolute garbage product disband this league

  • lurchmarley
    Lurch Marley (@lurchmarley) reported

    @WNBA @coinbase Fix your trash app so it stops logging me out every day

  • Slimavyu
    Slim (@Slimavyu) reported

    @coinbase The last update and monad bullshit was so garbage

  • SolaFolda
    SolaFolda (@SolaFolda) reported

    @DoingFedTime @CryptoWendyO its all about lower latency I think.. BTC world spot market(coinbase) went down twice yesterday for hours.. No backup systems... & nobody notices... few days ago their entire asset platform offline.. // lol

  • _tm3k
    ™³k (@_tm3k) reported

    metamask seeing major connectivity issues coinbase API failing to give price data to tradingview are we seeing the first anthropic fable exploits? they could have cooked all of these up before the cease and desist

  • williams_jay100
    williams jay (@williams_jay100) reported

    Markets stopped closing a long time ago. Perps trade all weekend. Prediction markets react in real time. Tokenized assets keep moving while traditional finance sleeps. The problem? Most pricing infrastructure still shuts down when the bell rings. That's why @PythNetwork Indices feels like an important step forward. Together with MarketVector, @PythNetwork is bringing 24/7 indices across oil, metals, U.S. equities, and thematic baskets like AI, Defense, China, and Tech. What stands out isn't just the launch itself. Coinbase, Kraken, dYdX, and Nado are already live and using these feeds in production. When major venues adopt infrastructure from day one, it's usually a sign that a real market need is being solved. The future of finance won't operate on market hours. The pricing layer shouldn't either. Markets don't close anymore. The pricing just caught up.

  • 0xvoidtrades
    0xvoidtrades (@0xvoidtrades) reported

    Coinbase laid of engineers and vibe codes and now their price API is down 1/3 of the day, amazing technology

  • joshfreeland
    Josh Freeland (@joshfreeland) reported

    mastercard just launched Agent Pay so AI agents can make purchases autonomously. webull built an MCP server so you can trade stocks by talking to your AI. coinbase launched "coinbase for agents" this week. everyone is building infrastructure for AI to buy things. we skipped that step and went straight to selling things AI agents actually want to buy. Forward has an MCP server. a developer in Claude Code or Cursor can tell their agent "go find me 50 leads that match this ICP" and it just... does it. no dashboard. no onboarding call. no annual contract. agent-native pricing is going to eat every company still requiring a demo call to get started. $10 per lead, $250 per held meeting, budget hard-capped, failed results refunded automatically. that's what buying from an API should feel like.

  • jussy_world
    jussy (@jussy_world) reported

    Turns out only @solana delivered → MEXC: allocations failed (full refunds) → Bitget: no shares received (full refunds) → Kraken: unfilled allocations refunded → Coinbase & Robinhood: faced outages during the SpaceX IPO surge 7+ major CEXs ran into issues Yet $SPCX was live, tradable, and redeemable on Solana the entire time Onchain equities are the future thanks to @Backpack & @sunrisedefi

  • 0xFloWolf
    alexander † (@0xFloWolf) reported

    in case you're wondering how Cash App achieves a near (or even slightly better than) 1:1 ratio in the Bitkey app, here's a jargon free post for u they currently offer very competitive net pricing for Bitcoin purchases: $100 gets you about $100.03 worth of BTC after fees and rates, which puts it ahead of Strike, Robinhood, Coinbase, and MoonPay in that comparison Cash App can compete this aggressively because bitcoin is part of Block’s wider strategy, not just a random product tab inside the app the company owns Cash App and Bitkey, holds bitcoin on its balance sheet, and has spent years pushing the idea of making bitcoin easier to buy, withdraw, and self custody the fee structure also helps regular market buys can still carry fees depending on size, but Auto Invest, Round Ups, and larger buys can move closer to zero fee pricing, which makes the final BTC amount much stronger than what users get from many third party onramps then there is the scale advantage Cash App processes serious bitcoin volume, has tighter purchase flows because it connects to another Block product, and does not have to treat every buy like a one off transaction that must extract the highest fee possible also, the 1:1 part mentioned is more about custody than pricing it means Cash App says it holds the bitcoin users buy, instead of running some fractional reserve game behind the scenes that does not explain the cheap buy by itself, but it does help the trust side of the product so Jack's strategy is to make bitcoin cheap to buy, easy to withdraw, easy to store, so people are more likely to keep buying pretty neat, don't you think?

  • androolloyd
    androolloyd.hl (@androolloyd) reported

    Coinbase feeds are down?

  • SirRobArtII1
    💫Rob Art☀️ (@SirRobArtII1) reported

    My new goal is to make the number one crypto educational website and app in the world and sell it to either Coinbase or Binance for a lot of money, then retire.

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