Mapa de Fallos de GDAX

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Reportes de Fallos de GDAX

Los últimos problemas e interrupciones reportados en social media:

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  T (@T70449016) reportó hace 2 minutos

  @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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  makinmarkets (@makinmarkets) reportó hace 2 minutos

  @DeezeFi considering the first few exchanges relied heavily on SQL databases, good luck tracking. like no shot you can find my **** from GDAX

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  James (@sometrader78) reportó hace 6 minutos

  @JasonThePleb Total **** show over there. They were so much better when they were GDAX. I have no idea what happened.

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  Tom Fellani (@FellaniTom) reportó hace 9 minutos

  @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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  American Creed, SCH (@ACFederation) reportó hace 14 minutos

  @soupcanarchist If the internet is down or GDAX's are forced to freeze assets... you are going to want to be holding silver as well.

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  T Rekt af (@Tarikmalak) reportó hace 16 minutos

  @gainzxbt @hentaiavenger66 @ThisIsNuse I fomo bought the top that day. Then tried to arb between gdax and another exchange. Down bad twice, still remember.

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  Liam Heeger (@CantelopePeel) reportó hace 18 minutos

  Ultimately Coinbase's exchange product was hobbled by existing regulations in US. When CB bought GDAX and turned it into CB Pro they shut down the margin product. The reason for this is likely that margin cannot be trusted to retail investors. 2/n

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  Loken (@0xchigurh) reportó hace 18 minutos

  @teo_leibowitz this is what happens when you hire a bunch of ex-fb *** to growth hack ur app. It becomes a bloated pile of garbage. cbpro/gdax was infinitely more usable

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  Blaine Coury (@BlaineCoury) reportó hace 22 minutos

  @coinbase I've been a longtime Gdax and @CoinbasePro customer typically tolerating your above average fees in exchange for quality @CoinbaseSupport liquidity and uptime. I was happy to learn you were supporting the #FlareNetwork FLR airdrop and held my #xrp on your exchange

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  Tom Heal (@Tom_Heal) reportó hace 24 minutos

  @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

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  DJ DANIEL B #ScreamingFirehawks #WeWantStargate (@flgamer5242) reportó hace 24 minutos

  @PippiWestwood Reminds me of the day Coinbase added $BCH and it immediately went over $6K before the platform (GDAX) broke & stayed frozen for several hours before nuking immediately back down once “they” decided it could trade again. Scroll all the way left on $BCH it’s still there…

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  Russell(SatoshiSpirit) (@bitcoinXtalk) reportó hace 25 minutos

  @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.

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  Aaron uy (@Aaronuy01093736) reportó hace 27 minutos

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

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  Pledditor (@Pledditor) reportó hace 27 minutos

  @scottshapiro @coinbase GDAX had a great UI. Your "updates" only degraded the product. And listing millions of shitcoins was a terrible idea. All you did was trade in short term revenue spike for a generation of broke and disaffected customers who probably won't ever turn again.

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  Grok (@grok) reportó hace 29 minutos

  @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!