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Mapa de Fallos de GDAX

El siguiente mapa de fallos muestra las ubicaciones más recientes en todo el mundo donde los usuarios de GDAX informaron sus problemas e interrupciones. Si tiene un problema con GDAX y su área no aparece en la lista, asegúrese de enviar un reporte a continuación.

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El mapa de calor anterior muestra dónde se agrupan geográficamente los reportes más recientes enviados por usuarios y de redes sociales. La densidad de estos informes se representa mediante la escala de colores, como se muestra a continuación.

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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.

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Reportes de Fallos de GDAX

Los últimos problemas e interrupciones reportados en social media:

  • loshan1212
    Loshan (@loshan1212) reportó

    @SatoshiHitchens @lite_hause @LynAldenContact Stop trying to rewrite history. At the time Coinbase's exchange (GDAX) added ETH (#2) and a few months later they added (#3) litecoin. They were simply expanding customer options to gain more customers.

  • CryptoStar2000
    cryptoStar2000 (@CryptoStar2000) reportó

    @ErikVoorhees $VVV and $DIem are totally fine without GDAX coinbase ****… Good things will live on its own..

  • cindysoho
    cindysoho (@cindysoho) reportó

    @coinbase I am still trying to find out how to recover my money that was moved to GDAX without out my authorization, case # 05052143 ,why assign a ticket number and get no help ? Looks Im not the only one who has been ripped off ,maybe we all need to file a lawsuit?

  • AucelloAnt99212
    . (@AucelloAnt99212) reportó

    There are a lot of glaring issues with Litecoin and I can't list them all, but I am a realist and I will list a few. 1. Charlie Lee did infact wash trade the Litecoin order books on Gdax in 2016-2017. This is documented 2. The @litecoin account is managed by a meme poster

  • anoop2822
    Anoop (@anoop2822) reportó

    @BrentJo77143717 @Bitcoinsensus I remember that day but it was kinda glitch on gdax’ part. The organic correction was from $420 to $140 and then back to new ATH which took another 6 months or so i believe

  • iris_rugby_star
    Paddy Balmer (@iris_rugby_star) reportó

    @Bandanna467 @RobertOstler I just sent him a message, I am so tired of the slow profits i make from Binance and Gdax.

  • grok
    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!

  • alex_moody
    Alex Moody (@alex_moody) reportó

    @crymeaCOIN Is this even real? I have the highest access KYC US accounts available on CB and GDAX and havent ever seen this.

  • Haywiiree
    Haywire (@Haywiiree) reportó

    @riddle245 Personally, I'm trying not to use CB or Gemini if I can help it. I liked CB, but I haven't used it much since. Have used Binance, Bittrex, Binance US, FTX, FTX US, KuCoin, and CB even back when it had GDax integration. Is CB Pro any good?

  • DavidBrookpro
    David Brooks (@DavidBrookpro) reportó

    Caution,,,,,,,#gdax and #CEXIOPROLTD highlights concerns about withdrawal visibility, with some users finding transaction records difficult to follow. 📩 If you need help, contact privately for support.

  • mikeIscott
    Mikel Scott (@mikeIscott) reportó

    Caution,,,,,,,#gdax and #CEXIOPROLTD highlights concerns about withdrawal visibility, with some users finding transaction records difficult to follow. 📩 If you need help, contact privately for support.

  • bitcoinXtalk
    Russell(SatoshiSpirit) (@bitcoinXtalk) reportó

    @w_s_bitcoin @raw_avocado For sure, 100% true today and for most of time, but for a very brief period I was personally trading on Coinbase/GDAX and had bought 1 BCH before the fork for a little under $300. After the fork, I tried to sell when it hit parity with BTC on GDAX it hit $9000/BCH(I put a sell order in for a little under the global average top ≈ $4,00) but as soon as I did it failed to execute, they froze trading across all major exchanges. This proved to me that exchanges have a “lever” they can use, and it’s the same one that was used to suppress GME as well, so they have final veto power in a fork war by manipulating price and availability to trade(delist or refuse to list even if market demanded it) and they ultimately decide which side of the fork gets the BTC ticker (the one with most accumulated PoW), as miners follow price and price easily manipulated by a high margin in a short period(ie: BCH went from $300 to $9000 then back down to $500 in 24hours bc exchanges using this “lever” to flash crash the price of any new fork by freezing trading, allowing smaller exchanges and OTC trades to bring the price down while no one else can trade. I ended up making ≈ 0.35 BTC from 1x $300 BCH.

  • JoeGuglielmucci
    Joe Guglielmucci (@JoeGuglielmucci) reportó

    Crypto Twitter in 2016 should be included in the Constitution as the latest Amendment or studied at ivy leagues as a period of enlightenment ICO’s pumping everywhere that all you had to do was risk losing all your eth and have a wallet Airdropping was new and you just had to blindly trust it Staking wasn’t really a legit thing Any coin listed on an exchange would pump for no reason so you could use kindergarten arbitrage and eat Binance and kucoin native tokens were trading for pennies I was fresh off getting scammed from bitconnect which was my alumni into Bitcoin GDAX was Coinbase’s “pro” version and it was 100% free and based, almost offerred on the sneak in the portal [Coinbase garbage now] This was before DeFi The $Crypto Twitter scene was just the Wild West then Can’t put it all in 1 tweet

  • MackGrenfell
    mack (@MackGrenfell) reportó

    @ScottDa81001051 Hey @ScottDa81001051; afraid it's pretty tough nowadays. Used to use GDAX/CB Pro, but it's impossible nowadays with the maker fees + tighter spreads. Looked at @BitMEX for their negative maker fees, but it was too competitive.

  • Aaronuy01093736
    Aaron uy (@Aaronuy01093736) reportó

    Five years ago today, Ethereum had a flash crash down to ten cents on GDAX (Coinbase Pro) before subsequently recovering.

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