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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.

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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

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  • sunhapp47618266
    SUN (@sunhapp47618266) reported

    Basecat "After the Coinbase listing on the 24th, it hasn't come close to the projected target price (0.046) and is currently in a corrective pullback. If it holds the box's center value (0.0287) but fails to convert the diagonal angle (0.032) into support and the candle gets pushed down again, watch the candle's reaction at 0.0238 or the box's lower boundary (0.01919)."

  • hoodbrunos
    Brunos (@hoodbrunos) reported

    Fun fact: Base doesn't have its own token because it doesn't need one — sequencer fees just get paid in ETH, and profits flow back to Coinbase and the OP Collective. No token, no problem. That's the quiet flex of building on someone else's stack wisely.

  • Morpheu5Watcher
    Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported

    STRATEGY $MSTR LOOKS CHEAPER THAN ITS OWN BITCOIN. IT ISN'T: Strategy $MSTR at $120.42 (premarket), -$2.21 / -1.80% from Monday's $122.63 close. The Virginia company that sells stock and bonds to hold bitcoin said Monday, August 24 that it raised about $2.01B selling its own shares last week and bought no bitcoin with it. Bitcoin $BTC sits at $78,820, +0.29% over 24 hours, after a 22.7% week. The biggest corporate holder of the coin sat out its best week this year, and the reason is on Strategy's own balance sheet. WHY THE COIN MOVED The U.S. Treasury said Wednesday, August 19 that it will at least double its long-dated bond buybacks - the government buying back its own older debt - from $2B to at least $4B per operation, from September 9 through November 4. That pushes long-term interest rates down, and bitcoin pays no interest at all, so holding it costs you less when safe bonds pay less. Then fund flows. A spot ETF holds the actual coins and trades like a normal stock, so a brokerage account can own bitcoin without a crypto wallet. U.S. spot bitcoin funds took in $337.56M on August 24, a seventh straight day of buying, after $1.9B in the week ended August 22 - their strongest since October 2025. Ether funds drew $697.2M. For proportion: those funds are still about $2.9B in net withdrawals for 2026 overall. Ethereum $ETH at $2,466, -1.26% over 24 hours, still near 50% under its August 2025 record around $4,946. THE MATH THE HEADLINE SKIPS As of August 23 Strategy held 840,447 bitcoin, bought for about $63.36B - an average of $75,385 a coin - so at this morning's price the pile is finally worth more than it cost. Bitcoin plus dollars, its total reserve is $71.4B. Last week's $2.01B went three places: $136.4M to buy back its own preferred stock, $300M into an existing dollar reserve, the rest into a new $1.59B pool called USD Cash. Here is what that comparison misses. Against the $71.4B sit $14.97B of preferred stock and $6.75B of convertible bonds - about $21.7B paid in full before common shareholders see a dollar. Take those out and roughly $49.7B is left for the common stock, which the market values near $47.1B. That gap is about 5%. Set $66.2B of bitcoin beside a $47.1B market value and stop there, and you would call it 29%. Those claims cost about $1.70B a year in preferred dividends and bond interest, and bitcoin produces no cash to pay it. That is what a dollar pool is for, and why 18.26M new shares - about 4.8% of the company - were sold in one week. HOW A STOCK ACCOUNT WATCHES THIS iShares Bitcoin Trust $IBIT at $44.69 (premarket), +$0.05 / +0.11% from Monday's $44.64 close. The largest spot bitcoin fund, about $60.1B. It tracks the coin - no debt, no dividends to fund. Coinbase $COIN at $178.50 (premarket), -$0.98 / -0.55% from Monday's $179.48 close. The exchange earns fees on trading, so it needs activity, not just a higher price. Its July 30 second quarter: revenue $1.2B vs $1.35B expected, down from $1.5B a year earlier; net loss $359M - while its share of crypto trading volume hit a record 10.3%. A bigger slice of a smaller pie. Neither company sits on any of the six Len5 watchlists. Quality-Value wants a durable business at a fair price, and neither has steady earnings to price - Strategy's profit swings on where bitcoin marks, and Coinbase just posted a loss. Income wants real cash returned to owners; Strategy pays common holders nothing while sending that $1.70B to preferred and bond investors, and Coinbase pays no dividend. Profitable quarters that do not ride on the coin price would change both reads. A company built to buy bitcoin raised $2B during bitcoin's best week of the year and chose dollars. That is a fact about what Strategy costs to run, not a forecast about a coin that swings hard both ways. Whether that $1.59B buys coins or pays dividends is the next real answer. Not investment advice.

  • mrcauliman
    MRCΛULIMΛN (@mrcauliman) reported

    GM. Here’s what I’m seeing on the $XRP Ledger right now. XRPL is running clean. Ledgers are closing around 3.9 seconds, network load is light and there’s no congestion showing up. The biggest measurable movement is in validator voting. fixCleanup3_3_0 is now at 25 of 35 validators, around 71%. BatchV1_1 is at 19 of 35, around 54%. Neither is active. They need to cross 80%, which is about 28 of 35 validators, and then hold that support for two straight weeks before activation. More than 60% of XRPL nodes are already running xrpld 3.3.0, but installing the software doesn’t automatically turn the amendments on. RLUSD has moved the other direction. The latest trackers have RLUSD on XRPL between $954M and $963M. One recent 24-hour reading shows supply down about $11.6M. Total RLUSD across XRPL and Ethereum is still around $2.06B–$2.08B. That doesn’t mean RLUSD lost value. It means the issued supply on XRPL decreased through the normal mint and burn process. Now the transaction numbers. Some trackers are showing around 3.8M transactions and about 474,000 active addresses over their latest 24-hour windows. Those are big numbers, but I’m not going to call that 3.8M payments or pretend adoption suddenly exploded. Recent completed windows have shown raw transactions rising while actual payments fell. One measured window had around 2.1M transactions, up 38.5%, while payments dropped 31.6% to about 440,000. That’s why I keep separating raw transaction count from actual economic activity. XRPL has a native DEX, bots, order creation, cancellations and other automated activity. All of that creates transactions too. On the trading side, the latest 24-hour XRPL DEX reading is around $14.3M. AMM liquidity is sitting around $36M–$40M, with the XRP/RLUSD pool around $4.7M. That’s actual XRPL activity. It’s not Binance volume. It’s not Coinbase volume. It’s not the giant $XRP trading number you see on CoinMarketCap. Those are centralized markets and I’m not mixing them into ledger activity. RWA numbers need the same treatment. The latest readings show around $485M in distributed RWA value on XRPL, while represented value is much larger at about $3.96B. Stablecoins on the network are around $1.01B–$1.03B, and Ondo is sitting around $213M. Those numbers measure different things. Throwing the biggest one on 𝕏 and calling all of it circulating tokenized assets would be bullshit. I checked the larger $XRP movements too. I’m seeing transfers, including exchange-related movement, but nothing strong enough right now for me to call it giant whale accumulation or some institutional dump. A transfer proves $XRP moved. The wallets and what happens next are what give it context. The ledger is healthy. Validator support moved higher. More nodes are running 3.3.0. RLUSD supply on XRPL pulled back some. DEX and AMM activity are measurable, and the giant raw transaction numbers still need their composition checked before anybody starts calling them millions of new users. That’s the current read.

  • NoraDvorak8d
    Nora Dvorakova (@NoraDvorak8d) reported

    @Mojo1264720Mo Hey, If none of your Coinbase passkeys are working, don’t keep retrying blindly, there may be a device/browser or account-auth issue. I can help you narrow down what’s blocking the sign-in and the safest way to recover access

  • cryptomaniacLLC
    cryptomaniac (@cryptomaniacLLC) reported

    @brian_armstrong coinbase is garbage. You will get banned for nothing soon enough its only a matter of time

  • Buttcoinist
    Buttcoinist (@Buttcoinist) reported

    Mfers actually see Coinbase calling $Buttcoin “the first memecoin” on their website and don’t think Coinbase is positioned

  • IzioDev
    IzioDev (@IzioDev) reported

    @maxibitcat @coinbase what was faster: the tx confirmed or the customer service response?

  • RyanAtkinson
    Ryan Atkinson (@RyanAtkinson) reported

    @HelloTidbyt looks like there is an app on the Tidbyt library that connects to your coinbase account, which could be useful to see your folio realtime - but it asks to access payment information - that doesn’t seem necessary. I would look into that.

  • its_phobia
    Phobia 🧙‍♂️ (@its_phobia) reported

    Basecat down 12% since coinbase listing day-over-day

  • Elons_Alterego
    Elon AlterEgo (@Elons_Alterego) reported

    I truly think base will scam pump $Basecat .. why you might ask? They already pushed it hard. Listed it on coinbase under 10m mc, yet still RH is winning. I added a bag because **** it. Send it to 100m

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    for Bitwise's stock models, COIN has the closest link because Coinbase issues the tokens, users pay Base fees in ETH when Glider rebalances. only 4 of 8 Mag7X and 3 of 8 AI Leaders tokens exist, leaving both models incomplete. rollout is pending, so ETH fee demand stays weak.

  • ArbionLabs
    Arbion Labs (@ArbionLabs) reported

    $GRVT trades in two halves, and the two halves barely touch each other. 🔸 The spread column reads institutional. Bitget, MEXC and Coinbase all quote 0.05%, OKX 0.08%, LBank 0.09%, BingX 0.10%. Under 10 bps across most of the list is what a properly quoted book looks like. 🔸 The venue carrying the flow is none of them. Upbit's KRW pair turns over $44.1M of the $59M daily total, which is 69.6% of all spot volume, and it quotes 0.34% — roughly six times wider than the tightest book on the list. Coinbase, at 0.05%, clears 0.6% of the flow. Underneath that, depth stays thin. Add up every venue and total depth within 2% comes to about $1.7M, under 3% of a single day's volume, and it leans to the bid: roughly $755K of asks against $950K of bids. There is more support below price than resistance above it. The other half of the market is leveraged. Perps carry another $40M a day, and 71% of that sits on Binance and OKX, neither of which runs meaningful spot flow. Open interest is $13.3M against a $24.3M float, so more than half the circulating supply exists as levered notional, and funding has been negative across every major venue since August 18. Spot price forms in Korea, leverage forms on Binance and OKX, and the books connecting the two hold $1.7M within 2%. 💠 2/3

  • s22ocg
    Anthony Bower (@s22ocg) reported

    @XCava27 If the transaction has already been confirmed on-chain, recovery may be limited, but have you provided Coinbase Support with the transaction hash and receiving address so they can verify the transfer and confirm whether any recovery options are available?

  • carlosisgoated
    carlos tovar (@carlosisgoated) reported

    Tue Aug 25 Market mood: Short squeeze in progress. Shorts are getting hunted, but watch it fade without follow-through. BTC read: 79427.80, +0.43% on the 24h. Range 78050-81266. Book is bid-heavy (top20 bid 76% of book). Funding neutral (0.0055%). OI $2.30B. Shorts squeezed 2h: 1536 BTC at 78659-79487. ETH read: 2480.73, -0.25% on the 24h. outperforming BTC. Range 2438-2532. Funding long-biased (0.0100%). OI $1.51B. Shorts squeezed 2h: 5410 ETH at 2462-2483. Altcoin tone: Mixed. ETH holding up so the higher-beta sleeve isn't leading lower — selective, not broad. No clean broad bid while BTC chops. Risk state: Cautious. Live book + liq map in hand. Thin top-of-book — any real flow moves price fast. Narrative watch: BTC relative strength, ETH hold, funding staying neutral, and whether the squeeze (if any) converts to acceptance or fades. Best opportunities: Lean long BTC on dips to range support; fade 24h highs until proven. ETH only if it stops lagging. Biggest dangers: Catching ETH/alts too early into a lag, mistaking thin-book calm for support, and pressing size while funding/OI show no conviction. PhD Council lenses:   • Microstructure: BTC book bid-heavy (top20 bid 76%), ETH offer-heavy (4%). Best bid/ask depth BTC 844/98, ETH 4/2640. Thin top-of-book — execution slippage risk is live.   • Stat-ML/time-series: BTC +0.43% / ETH -0.25% on 24h, realized range 4.1% (BTC) / 3.9% (ETH). Vol compressed, regime looks range-bound — mean-reversion favored over trend-follow.   • Derivatives/risk: funding annualized BTC +6.0% / ETH +10.9% (neutral band). OI BTC $2.30B / ETH $1.51B. 2h liq — BTC shorts 1536 (longs 1), ETH shorts 5410 (longs 72). No leverage excess; squeeze/flush is flow-driven, not systemic. US print in this bridge. Dollar/rates regime not captured here — treat crypto tape as self-referential until CPI/PCE/FOMC hits. (Wire a macro feed to upgrade this lens.)   • Positioning/flow: 2h liq hot zones — BTC shorts 79400(735), 79200(617), 79000(100); ETH shorts 2480(5176), 2460(233). Shorts are the ones getting run — covering pressure, not fresh shorting. Funding flat says crowded positioning is absent. My take for today: Stay sharp, stay lighter than usual. Let BTC prove the range holds. Operator's market, not dreamer's. Live bridge snapshot used: BTC 79427.80 | ETH 2480.73 (OKX perp, 11:00 AM CDT / 04:00 PM UTC, Aug 25) — OI BTC $2.30B / ETH $1.51B, funding BTC 0.0055% / ETH 0.0100% News (macro + crypto, auto-pulled):   • Bitwise turns Coinbase's tokenized stocks into automated AI, robotics and tech portfolios   • Crypto custody firm Copper has potential buyers. But offers are way below its $500 million asking price   • MiCA revolutionised European crypto, and left Poland licking its wounds   • Chainalysis-run sting targets child exploitation networks with aid of Binance, Coinbase   • A 3% token move just triggered $36 million in Ethereum DeFi liquidations   • Las Vegas businessman convicted in $24 million 'AI supercomputer' crypto Ponzi scheme

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