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Service Interruptions at Coinbase, Robinhood and Kraken as Bitcoin Soared to $64,000

On Wednesday, bitcoin’s value ascended to the vicinity of $64,000, during which time users of Coinbase and Robinhood reported disruptions in service. As of Feb. 28, 2024, Coinbase’s status page indicated the platform was suffering from “degraded performance,” while Robinhood’s clientele voiced their grievances to the platform’s support team.

Technical Troubles Shadow Bitcoin’s Climb to $64,000

Bitcoin (BTC) soared to nearly $64,000 on Bitstamp by Feb. 28, 2024, before retreating below the $59,000 mark soon after. Concurrently, users reported their Coinbase accounts appeared to be empty. By 9:40 PST, Coinbase’s status update confirmed the anomaly, stating an investigation was underway.

“We are aware that some users may see a zero balance across their Coinbase accounts and may experience errors in buying or selling,” the status page discloses. “Our team is investigating this issue and will provide an update shortly. Your assets are safe.”

Furthermore, Kraken’s status update reported challenges with web and mobile connections, with the San Francisco-based exchange announcing “The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented.” This notification appeared on Kraken’s status page at 17:39 UTC. Similarly, Robinhood’s clientele has voiced concerns to the ‘Ask Robinhood’ support account, highlighting difficulties in finalizing crypto transactions.

“[Ask Robinhood] I can’t generate my BTC address anymore,” one user explained.

Throughout the years, numerous exchanges and connectivity issues have emerged during bull markets and when crypto valuations experience sharp increases or decreases. These exchange challenges are just part of the territory in the inherently volatile crypto landscape.

Source: Bitcoin

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