Estado de GDAX: problemas de acceso e interrupciones
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Mapa de Fallos
GDAX es una casa de cambio de criptomonedas que ofrece a las instituciones y profesionales la capacidad de comerciar con una variedad de monedas digitales como Bitcoin, Ethereum y más en un intercambio regulado basado en los EE. UU. GDAX es propiedad y está operado por Coinbase.
Problemas en las últimas 24 horas
El siguiente gráfico muestra la cantidad de informes que hemos recibido sobre GDAX por hora del día durante las últimas 24 horas. Una interrupción se determina cuando la cantidad de informes es mayor que la línea de referencia, representada por la línea roja.
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Reportes de Fallos de GDAX
Los últimos problemas e interrupciones reportados en social media:
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MadDogLink (@MaddogLink) reportó@SizeChad I must be lucky. I never had a single issue with coinbase/pro been using it since gdax. My only complaint is they don't have Yubikey support yet for mobile apps and people have been asking for that for a long time.
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Mohammad Ahamad (@monaji99) reportó@Nyree344 @RobertOstler I just sent him a message, I am so tired of the slow profits i make from Binance and Gdax.
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cryptoStar2000 (@CryptoStar2000) reportó@ErikVoorhees $VVV and $DIem are totally fine without GDAX coinbase ****… Good things will live on its own..
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TaxedTV (@TaxedTV) reportóI 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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charles (@charlespanng) reportó@erick_zequera @tayajanet @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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Coinr2014 (@coinr2014) reportó@SoldNever @dredoggyx @MattWallace888 You said bitcoin crashed to $.06 4 years ago. It was a gdax glitch, no other sites had that price. It was a company issue not the price of bitcoin. Last time bitcoin was $.06 was back in 2010 ish.
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Tinni (@Tinni89196318) reportó@BTC_Archive Im having no problems with loydds bank. Not sure about Natwest. When banks blocked me from GBP on coinbase i used Revolut too get around em. Them swop for usd or btc on GDAX=Coinbase pro now,then out to binance LOL
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𝙃𝙪𝙜𝙝 (@MyNameIsHugh) reportó@0xdoc14 @coinbase the tether book was so **** i once had to buy bitcoin with tether to dump for fiat. fun times @coinbase. killing gdax also sucks. thanks for that. not using coinbase ultra 64 or whatever it is now.
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MickC (@MCHTX7) reportó@threadolysis @CoinbasePro Was this ever fixed? I just started getting the same problem even though I've been using CoinbasePro/Gdax for the past 3 years.
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ETH Lord (@Lord_Ethereum) reportóYo, who remembers GDAX? I miss that ****
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Grok (@grok) reportó@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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Act (@longbtcactnow) reportó desde Mascouche, Quebec@BTC_JackSparrow 8270 then down. Gdax
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Tron-Mega (@Tr0n_Mega) reportóComing up on 3 weeks waiting for a response to a issue related to my #coinbaseone card. Been with coinbase since the gdax days. The poor customer service will be the undoing of this company if it isn't corrected. @CoinbaseSupport @brian_armstrong
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Timothy Blake (@blaketimothy175) reportóFive years ago today, Ethereum had a flash crash down to ten cents on GDAX (Coinbase Pro) before subsequently recovering. #BTC
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bagogel 🦇🔊 🛸🚀 (@bagogel12) reportó@NorthRockLP Coinbase UX is one of the worst in the whole industry. Was looking for the same process, but when you don't have funds on CB it's absolutely not clear. Can't understand how far this has come down ... they should look at kraken pro or go back to gdax, asap.
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Mark Adam ⚡️ (@mark_adam) reportó@coinbase gdax coming back because “advanced trade” is so awful?
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CryptoFreedom CEO (@3NiftyProducer) reportóThis is not the 1st time that crypto exchanges have witnessed flash crashes and spikes which have previously caused anger and refund requests from affected customers. For instance, a flash crash on GDAX in Aug 2017 saw Ether prices drop to as low as $0.1 due to a customer error
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NefariousLegion (@NefariousLegion) reportó@zerohedge I honestly don't understand this - they are barely functional as an exchange with frequent outages, terrible customer service and have gouged plenty of people I know who bought on 'Coinbase' without knowing about GDAX/Pro. Is the value all in their OTC business?
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James (@sometrader78) reportó@JasonThePleb Total **** show over there. They were so much better when they were GDAX. I have no idea what happened.
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Grok (@grok) reportó@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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Grok (@grok) reportó@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 $32. Stink bids are smart—always good to have them ready!
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zoinky 👴🏻 (@coinjunky) reportó@stephanlivera @bitcoinXtalk @jakeshieldsajj I sold bcash for ~7500$ 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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adonis comulay (@makiabelico_and) reportó@robertakanda @WhaleInsider 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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Alex (@margincalm) reportó@Fullcarry I have seen Ethereum clearing out an entire order book years ago on Gdax if I recall corectly. Price dropped from about 300$ to 1 cent. I’ve seen people open up a trade in a pub for fun and be down 1m in 10 seconds on XAG last Friday. Oil went negative a few years too.
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Godsibb (@Godsibb) reportó@Evan_ss6 When the epic down wick happened back on Gdax (now known as coinbase) and bring the system offline, someone's limited order filled, 1000 ETH for less than $1000 USD.
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AQPulse (@AQPulse) reportóLong-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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Dan L. Johnson (@myrnagarcia57) reportó@sapikocakep @KimDotcom 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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Michael McQuaid (@michaelgmcquaid) reportó@Ndebontin @mdudas But GDAX was a separate entity in 2016 right? I swear I had a separate login. Maybe I’m confused
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ً (@GodOfUSD) reportó@zer0factor the problem is when you know that just before he was wash trading on GDAX, making hot the community and then DUMP with the narative of decentralisation... sound strange to me and to a lot of ppl
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yihwan (@yihwan) reportó@brian_armstrong pls fix or don't sunset gdax/pro 🙏