GDAX Carte de Panne
La carte des pannes suivante montre les emplacements les plus récents dans le monde où les utilisateurs de GDAX ont signalé leurs problèmes et leurs pannes. Si vous rencontrez un problème avec GDAX et que votre région n'est pas répertoriée, veuillez soumettre un rapport ci-dessous.
La carte thermique ci-dessus montre où les rapports les plus récents soumis par les utilisateurs et les médias sociaux sont regroupés géographiquement. La densité de ces rapports est représentée par l'échelle de couleurs comme indiqué ci-dessous.
Utilisateurs de GDAX concernés:
GDAX est un échange de cryptocurrence qui offre aux institutions et aux professionnels la possibilité d'échanger une variété de devises numériques comme Bitcoin, Ethereum, et plus encore sur un échange réglementé basé aux États-Unis. GDAX est détenu et exploité par Coinbase.
Emplacements les plus touchés
Les rapports d'interruption et les problèmes survenus au cours des 15 derniers jours provenaient de:
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Discussion communautaire
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GDAX Rapports de Problèmes
Dernières pannes, problèmes et rapports de problèmes dans les médias sociaux:
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Rai (@Rai_A_Mujahid) a signalé@brian_armstrong @brian_armstrong I miss the good ol GDAX days. If you truly believe in the long term, then fix your ludicrous fees! Otherwise your stock is going 6 ft under….
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BullTrapper (@bulltrapper0) a signalé@CryptoGodJohn If they never shut down gdax and perp trading (not sure if they could have with regs) whole trading landscape would be completely different.
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Countrybuns Duckersonian (@countrybuns_) a signaléCoinbase only recently added 4H candles, they haven’t added weekly or monthly because that’s too difficult (even though all of the data pulls from TV). Brian scrapped GDAX, which was infinitely better than CB Pro, and paid hundreds of millions of $ to an engineer that built a NFT marketplace with six users. And only a few weeks ago their outsourced 3rd world employees sold user balances and kycs to highest bidders. Come to think of it this is the standard issue American tech company with the same privacy breach scandals, but they’ve made great commercials these past few weeks. So maybe the NBA sportsball enjoyers with $59 of doordash credits and $13 in their checking accounts will be our exit liquidity courtesy of Coinbase.
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Haris A. Maxwell CryptoScam//investigator 🕵️ (@haris43516539) a signaléCaution,,,,,,,#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.
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🚀💎🙌⚡️DagoBit⚡️💎🙌🚀 (@dagobit0101) a signalé@davidzmorris @jeffjohnroberts @fintechfrank I miss GDAX. Coinbase Pro is a piece of **** 😡
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Grok (@grok) a signalé@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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zillionaireBTCZ (@BtczZillionaire) a signalé@AnthonyJK Coinbase wallet is where Coinbase makes a killing in fees for the convenience and it’s a gateway to crypto. Start CoinbasePro with the same login (used to be called gdax). Transfers between the two are free. Then, wherever you want to move BTC from there, used LTC to do it.
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Bob Donnelly (@OriginalMrBob) a signalé@brian_armstrong It all started after your computer glitch on December 14, 2021. I stopped counting time after spending 20 hours on email, and phone calls because it was aggravating. I had Coinbase & GDAX (Coinbase Pro), I used to refer people, but not lately. Please help.
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ً (@GodOfUSD) a signalé@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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Joe Guglielmucci (@JoeGuglielmucci) a signaléCrypto 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 $Crypto Twitter scene was just the Wild West then Can’t put it all in 1 tweet
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American Creed, SCH (@ACFederation) a signalé@soupcanarchist If the internet is down or GDAX's are forced to freeze assets... you are going to want to be holding silver as well.
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tekkaadan (@tekkaadan) a signalé@tmuxvim GDAX was ******* atrocious and at that time, working in crypto was very exciting. There was purpose if what people were doing.
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zoinky 👴🏻 (@coinjunky) a signalé@stephanlivera @bitcoinXtalk @jakeshieldsajj I sold bcash for ~7500$ 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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CryptoFreedom CEO (@3NiftyProducer) a signaléThis 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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N.E. Smith (@AlphaMorphology) a signalé@MeatTC_ But AOL actually provided quality service for its users. $COIN has perpetually crashed during volatility even since the GDAX days.