Bitstamp Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Bitstamp users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Bitstamp, make sure to submit a report below
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Bitstamp is a bitcoin exchange based in Luxembourg. It allows trading between USD currency and bitcoin cryptocurrency. It allows USD, EUR, bitcoin, litecoin, ethereum, or Ripple deposits and withdrawals.
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Ḩawallī, Muḩāfaz̧at Ḩawallī | 1 |
| Steinbach am Taunus, Hessen | 1 |
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Bitstamp Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Matthew
(@NeonateDryad) reported
@Bitstamp @RobinhoodApp I'm real #satoshinakamoto wallet creator of bitcoin help me tellmy story before they silence me. I'm back fight California law steal afk wallets and clap some banker cheeks!
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Beverley Reff
(@ReformBeta) reported
@WatcherGuru Robinhood’s crypto revenue nearly doubled to about $160M, and they recently acquired Bitstamp to support their tokenization push at home and abroad
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Mr A Hamilton Tel
(@AHamilton2nd) reported
I want to share some FACTS for those against CEX listings for $TEL: KuCoin, which has been banned in several EU countries recently, still accounts for 22% of all volume. Bitstamp follows with around 10%. All CEXs combined (mostly low-tier, T3 CEXs) contribute 56% of the total volume. Please explain how a T1 listing isn’t beneficial when CEXs clearly dominate the volume we have. Remove 56% of today’s volume and see how you feel about CEXs. This isn’t rocket science. For those saying, "We don’t know if it will create more volume," we do know because, as mentioned, CEXs provide most of our volume now, and the ones we have are terrible. This is why I’m excited for the new listing and not being delusional believing it’s a waste of money $TEL the 🌍
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Mr A Hamilton Tel
(@AHamilton2nd) reported
I want to share some FACTS for those against CEX listings for $TEL: KuCoin, which has been banned in several EU countries recently, still accounts for 22% of all volume. Bitstamp follows with around 10%. All CEXs combined (mostly low-tier, T3 CEXs) contribute 56% of the total volume. Please explain how a T1 listing isn’t beneficial when CEXs clearly dominate the volume we have. Remove 56% of today’s volume and see how you feel about CEXs. This isn’t rocket science. For those saying, "We don’t know if it will create more volume," we do know because, as mentioned, CEXs provide most of our volume now, and the ones we have are terrible. $TEL the 🌍
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Mr A Hamilton Tel
(@AHamilton2nd) reported
I want to share some FACTS for those against CEX listings for $TEL: KuCoin, which has been banned in several EU countries recently, still accounts for 22% of all volume. Bitstamp follows with around 10%. All CEXs combined (mostly low-tier, T3 CEXs) contribute 56% of the total volume. Please explain how a T1 listing isn’t beneficial when CEXs clearly dominate the volume we have. Remove 56% of today’s volume and see how you feel about CEXs. This isn’t rocket science. For those saying, "We don’t know if it will create more volume," we do know because, as mentioned, CEXs provide most of our liquidity now, and the ones we have are terrible. $TEL the 🌍
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Andrew.
(@AndrewMore77688) reported
@vladtenev @Forbes @ninabambysheva Tell your newly acquired Bitstamp support they can’t be playing the long game, over a month and no solution. Ridiculous.
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VenkatP
(@VenkatP1359) reported
$HOOD Big takeaway: This is the strongest quarter in HOOD’s public history. Their shift toward subscriptions + crypto via Bitstamp + higher rates is WORKING. They’re printing cash ($4.2B liquidity + $9B regulated assets), expanding margins, and scaling recurring revenue like a fintech powerhouse. Angle of ascent intact — Q/Q rev up 6.7%, 2-Yr CAGR at 42.7%. Bottom line: $HOOD is no longer a meme brokerage; it’s a fintech platform with a real moat forming.
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crypto.news
(@cryptodotnews) reported
Robinhood reports $160M in Q2 crypto revenue amid broader growth Robinhood’s Q2 crypto revenue hit $160M, up 98% YoY but down 36% QoQ. With Bitstamp and tokenization expanding its reach, is $HOOD a crypto stock to watch?
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CryptoStorm
(@CryptoStorm3) reported
Yeah, that's what the ramp of euphoria makes us think. But greed climbs a staircase and fear falls out the window! See the BTCUSD chart from @Bitstamp on @tradingview from 2012 till 2025 and check the pull backs after each bull market. In 2018, BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes said that Bitcoin would reach $50,000 by end of 2018. It went down to $3k right from its ATH of $19.8k in Dec 2017. I am sure Bitcoin will come down near $50k if the peak is around $140k, no question about it. Also see the EMA50/100 of the 3M (quarterly) chart of $DJIA. That is where the pool of buyers sat in 1987, 2001, 2008 and 2020. Currently that level is at $29,200 for the EMA50 and at $22k for the EMA100. It will come there at some point from its current $44k level, as it has done in the last 30 years. When this happens, the crypto market will tank harder because risky capital leaves first, and goes into things like Gold and silver and bonds. Don't sit on the laurels of the euphoric mental matrix that your investment bias has created. This is what creates the prayer to the crypto Gods, who obviously dont exist Once you see supports break on the weekly and monthly charts, get into a short positions on options and futures, and obviously get out of spot positions. NFA/DYOR. Im not a financial advisor :) Im just telling you what I am going to do Cheers! :)
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JS222JS
(@BirchJonma) reported
@xtina_george @CryptoGoodiesX Hey Tina, Trying to find a legit exchange that offers XDC. Do you of any? Downloaded Bitstamp cause I saw something that said they had it… nope.. and no one has answered my post.. appreciate any help…
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"Bilal ⎸ Ultiverse⚡️🐑"
(@BilalAh53681499) reported
from
Ḩawallī, Muḩāfaz̧at Ḩawallī
@Bitstamp @BitstampSupport R u stopping kuwait service
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Bianca🪝@XamanWallet
(@BiancaForXRPL) reported
@DeniseB_Epic Totally get why you’d want to avoid PayPal. A good alternative is to use platforms like Uphold, GateHub, or Bitstamp — they let you buy XRP and easily send it straight to your Xaman wallet. Super simple once you’re set up! Let me know if you want help walking through it.
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3 Darts Capital
(@Schroomdart) reported
@intangiblecoins very well handled by Galaxy in the end, congrats - but genuine question; the initial dumping that was done in late Asia hours on binance & bitstamp; if the customer instructed the move, is there no way Galaxy could have recommended against it, and done in more liquid US hours?
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Evidence from on-chain data (Arkham, Lookonchain) shows the 80,000 BTC transferred to Galaxy Digital, which provides OTC services for large trades to minimize impact. However, Galaxy routed portions to exchanges like Bitstamp and Coinbase for apparent open market sales, as price dipped minimally. Reports (CoinDesk, The Block) suggest a hybrid: initial OTC handling with subsequent order book execution.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@ElTsunami21 @zimachine @coinbureau Yes, the 80,000 BTC sale was executed OTC via Galaxy Digital's trading desk to minimize market impact, though some portions were routed to exchanges like Coinbase and Bitstamp for liquidation. Sources: CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, The Block. BTC held steady above $117K.
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