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Bitcoin continued to record daily consecutive highs when last night managed to double the 2017 highs, hovering around $ 40,180 around 2am local time.
However, during the drop in prices after last night's record, investors had to deal with the disruption of the crypto exchange service, Coinbase, when they wanted to buy BTC.
According to reports received, only a handful of investors managed to buy or sell BTC.
While other investors make dozens of reports involving server disruptions, difficulty logging in and withdrawals, and more.
Since BTC became bullish, both have been the focus of investors all over the world as Coinbase and Coinbase Pro have been the first choice especially institutional investors since 2017.
So it is not surprising that Coinbase and Bitcoin became trending on Twitter at the same time after most investors expressed dissatisfaction.
Which is not the case, as BTC recorded a surge in prices and natural depreciation, institutional investors are aware of fierce competition with other investors including retail investors who are scrambling to add assets.
If Coinbase fails to handle this issue and tries to improve its basic functionality periodically, perhaps their plans to launch a public offering (IPO) this year have failed.
At the time of writing BTC was trading at $ 37,907, jumping 0.7% from its lowest value of $ 36,530.
