The scandal is probably the biggest yet to hit Zuma, whose leadership has been mired with repeated accusations of wrongdoing since he took office in 2009.
But, in true Coinbase fashion, the launch was mired with service outages as the price of the new addition fluctuated wildly.
While Twitter's product has tons of loyal, hardcore users amongst its 313 million monthly actives, the company behind it has been mired with leadership, growth, and revenue struggles.
In fact, from day one his trip was mired with political controversies.
On a "Date Night" you constantly have your eye on the time, you return home to step on a Lego in the dark, and, if you close your bedroom door (should you not be mired with fatigue), there is the inevitability that your pint-sized offspring will run in screaming about being gobbled up by a giant cello.
As most things in the real-life Macondo that is Cuba, the beginning of this shift in December 2014 was mired with contradictions and absurdities - traded spies and prisoner releases, covert meetings with papal involvement, ongoing acts of artistic and political repression in Havana, grandstanding of the old political guard on both sides.
The bank's loan portfolio, meanwhile, is shot through with expensive defaults, and its management is mired in litigation with angry borrowers who contend that bank incompetence forced them out of business.
The Central Library redevelopment is mired in controversy with a public inquiry.
A new teacher evaluation system, long discussed, is mired in negotiations with the teachers' union, and its point person has just resigned.
