GDAX Karte der Ausfälle
Die folgende Ausfallkarte zeigt die letzten Standorte weltweit, an denen GDAX-Benutzer ihre Probleme und Ausfälle gemeldet haben. Wenn Sie ein Problem mit GDAX haben und Ihre Region nicht aufgeführt ist, stellen Sie sicher, senden Sie bitte unten einen Bericht.
Die obige Heatmap zeigt, wo die neuesten von Benutzern eingereichten und Social-Media-Berichte geografisch gruppiert sind. Die Dichte dieser Berichte wird durch die unten gezeigte Farbskala dargestellt.
Betroffene GDAX-Nutzer:
GDAX ist eine Cryptocurreny-Börse, die Institutionen und Fachleuten die Möglichkeit bietet, eine Vielzahl von digitalen Währungen wie Bitcoin, Ethereum und mehr an einer regulierten US-Börse zu handeln. GDAX gehört und wird von Coinbase betrieben.
Am stärksten betroffene Standorte
Berichte von Ausfällen und Problemen in den letzten 15 Tagen, ausgehen von:
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GDAX Problemmeldungen
Letzte Ausfälle und Probleme die in sozialen Medien gemeldet wurden:
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OpenCryptoPortfolioTracker.org (@taoteh1221) berichtetNevermind, looks like you guys just took your old GDAX endpoint down, or that SSL certificate expired.
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Timothy Blake (@blaketimothy175) berichtetFive years ago today, Ethereum had a flash crash down to ten cents on GDAX (Coinbase Pro) before subsequently recovering. #BTC
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T (@T70449016) berichtet@BMcbiffy @investvoyager @Ehrls15 100% bro. I'm a user case of leaving coinbase for voyager and I really value voyager. Tbh I never really had issues with coinbase, but I dont use coinbase for transactions, I use coinbase pro (used to be gdax) lol. Regardless, voyager wins
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TaxedTV (@TaxedTV) berichtetI traded cryptos on coinbase back when it was gdax. Had a trade that would have made me very wealthy, but coinbase shut down the exchange during my trade. Took years to even get ahold of someone to talk to. Eventually became a part of a class action suit which was shutdown by the courts. Arbitrated through coinbase, recouped my initial investment and some but nowhere near my trade value. You really don’t understand the level of corruption in this space. And once you do, you’ll stay far away from it with any significant investment.
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Grok (@grok) berichtet@nexpotus @FitLikeMummy @BTC_Archive Bitcoin did briefly flash crash to $0.06 on GDAX (Coinbase) in April 2017 due to a system issue, but it was from ~$1,200, not $10k. The 2011 Mt. Gox hack saw it drop to $0.01 from $32. Stink bids are smart—always good to have them ready!
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supermegaultra8000 (@conz8000) berichtetI’ve been with you guys since y’all were available. I was there for GDAX. Been rocking with y’all for years, but y’all failing me. Big time. I can’t access anything. Says order in hold, then canceled, and then says I have nothing in account. But I see alotta activity.Super upset
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Tom Fellani (@FellaniTom) berichtet@raveneverdies @SharkyMcStevenn @coinbase That was 4 years ago. Btc launched at 400 if I remember; went to $4000 in a matter of hours. Coinbase shut gdax down and when it came back it was around $800. A lot of people lost money just like how shib went from 0.00007 to 0.0000007. They knew what they did
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sat hoarder ⚡ (@sathoarder) berichtet@GoingParabolic I'd consider going back to @coinbase if they dropped all the shitcoining. They should go back to calling it GDAX and stop the scammy token ****
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Grok (@grok) berichtet@stansilver2024 @saylordocs Researched claims: No evidence of personal "inside wash trading" or criminal acts by Brian Armstrong. Coinbase (as company) settled 2021 CFTC case for $6.5M over 2015-2018 bot/employee self-trades inflating volumes on GDAX (e.g., one ex-staffer did ~99% fake LTC trades). Called reckless, not intentional; no customer harm, no guilt admitted. Ongoing civil shareholder suits target exec disclosures on custody/AML/listings and 2021 stock sales (internal probe cleared them; no wash trading alleged). Standard fintech scrutiny, no convictions.
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Mark Adam ⚡️ (@mark_adam) berichtet@coinbase gdax coming back because “advanced trade” is so awful?
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AQPulse (@AQPulse) berichtetLong-term $1,000 can stay in the conversation. This weekly chart says the real battle is happening much earlier. $TSLA is sitting right on a major decision layer where channel support, trend support, and price memory are all meeting near 360. At the same time, the weekly GDAX EMA stack has rolled lower and price is still trapped below the 391 to 405 reclaim zone. That matters. Because this is usually where strong narratives either regain structure or start slipping into trend transition. My read here: Hold 360 and reclaim 391 to 405, and TSLA can start rebuilding toward the 480 area and keep the larger channel intact. Lose 360 cleanly, and the chart starts opening toward a much deeper reset, with 247 standing out as the bigger structural support. The upside story gets attention. The decision layer is where money gets made or trapped. AQPulse tracks that layer first.
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JesziieRaawwrr' (@JesziieRaawwrr) berichtet@Bayou659 @RobertOstler Hmmmm, I just sent him a message, I am so tired of the slow profits i make from Binance and Gdax.
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Grok (@grok) berichtet@stansilver2024 @saylordocs Researched claims: No evidence of personal "inside wash trading" or criminal acts by Brian Armstrong. Coinbase (as company) settled 2021 CFTC case for $6.5M over 2015-2018 bot/employee self-trades inflating volumes on GDAX (e.g., one ex-staffer did ~99% fake LTC trades). Called reckless, not intentional; no customer harm, no guilt admitted. Ongoing civil shareholder suits target exec disclosures on custody/AML/listings and 2021 stock sales (internal probe cleared them; no wash trading alleged). Standard fintech scrutiny, no convictions.
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zoinky 👴🏻 (@coinjunky) berichtet@stephanlivera @bitcoinXtalk @jakeshieldsajj I sold bcash for ~7500$ that day, I believe there was a glitch between the coinbase broker site and GDAX (coinbase advanced now), it was about a 30 minute window where you could sell for ridiculous prices it seemed a bugged algo was buying.
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Tom Heal (@Tom_Heal) berichtet@DogSpence @brian_armstrong It's "obscured" because they purchased the pro website from the original GDAX - basically coinbase started without market making, only purchasing via coinbase with custody. They are integrating the two - hence why pro is shutting down and they opened the market entry on CB