Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Coinbase reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.

• Transactions (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	27 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	1 month ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Nick Research (@Nick_Researcher) reported 4 minutes ago

  @andrewmoh @base @coinbase help base out bro, they need a strategist

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  Jacob Marquez (@JacobMarquez__) reported 8 minutes ago

  @cryptorover look at who is actually in that room. DTCC, nasdaq, NYSE, CME. thats not a crypto summit. thats the clearing and settlement layer of the entire US market sitting down with the people building its replacement. coinbase and ripple are the smallest firms at that table.

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  🟩 Genuine Articles // GG 🦎 (@genuinearticles) reported 9 minutes ago

  @hello_punk I have been a ledger and coinbase customer? I bet my number has been sold to many spammers and scammers.

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  Crypto Cholo (@CryptoCholo_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap Aye ese, check it… Visa out here hunting new stablecoin settlement partners after Mastercard snatched up BVNK, looking for firms locked down with licenses in the US, UK, Canada, and Singapore. Most likely candidates popping up are Zero Hash (already been rolling with Visa on some payouts), Coinbase, Circle, and Paxos. Those vatos got the multi-jurisdiction paper and the stablecoin swap game on lock for that Open USD stuff. Maybe Cumberland or sFOX if they want pure OTC heat. Órale, watch who gets the nod, homes.

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  All The Influencer Drama 🍿 (@CloutedRandom) reported 18 minutes ago

  is coinbase down rn? i withdrew money into paypal , it usually doesnt take over 1 hour to arrive in my paypal account??? @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport

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  MagicApe (@MadMagicSOL) reported 21 minutes ago

  @YusufGemz coinbase bid is the part i care about more than the headline. $60.5 turning into support is the real test here, otherwise $100 talk is just noise.

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  Paul Anthony Dutton - Restore/Advance (@paul62229518) reported 21 minutes ago

  @JamesCHeckman English? - Roundtable’s platform has launched, with beta network testing complete and millions of users across the network. Integration with Coinbase, providing on-chain wallet support and USDC payment rails that enable publishers to be paid the instant revenue is earned.

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  hashy (@EliasQuaint) reported 22 minutes ago

  @nito0x0 Its the runner we deserve tbh, after cooking the trenches to **** people want to rally behind a creator coin ironically after coinbase quits and calls them a failure. That in itself is memetic.

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  depressivehacks (@depressivehacks) reported 24 minutes ago

  @coinbase I am very old and can't trade for ****.

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  Thomas L (@thomasl1u) reported 26 minutes ago

  SEC released Regulation Crypto Assets this morning. 400 pages. two Securities Act registration exemptions for crypto investment contracts. 60-day comment period. quick orientation: Tier 1 — startup exemption: offerings up to $5M in 4 years. principles-based narrative disclosures. no financial statements required. seed-stage founder exemption. Tier 2 — growth exemption: up to $75M per 12-month period. mandatory financial statements + ongoing reporting. comparable scope to Reg A+, adapted for crypto. Series A/B capital pathway. proposal also lets certain crypto assets avoid the "investment contract" classification altogether — building on the March 17 joint SEC-CFTC interpretive release. three points: this is the framework being built without CLARITY. 10 days after the Senate left for recess with no floor vote, and same day Coinbase publicly walked away from the current CLARITY text, the SEC dropped the most substantive crypto rulemaking of the year. congressional deadlock didn't slow the agency down — it accelerated the timeline. exemption tiers matter enormously for founders. $5M in 4 years covers seed-stage token issuance without full registration. $75M/year covers Series A and B. every founder structuring offshore because US registration was economically impossible needs to re-examine those decisions today. the onshore path just became competitive. proposed, not final. but once the shape is out, the market moves. sophisticated counsel will structure new offerings against the proposed exemptions assuming substantial adoption. waiting for final adoption is a competitive disadvantage. teams that file first set precedents. for founders, fund sponsors, counsel: today the framework stops being conceptual and becomes actionable. every structural decision needs to be measured against Regulation Crypto Assets, not against what CLARITY might eventually contain. the framework Congress didn't pass just landed at the SEC.

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  Brennan O'Keefe (@Brennanokeefe) reported 27 minutes ago

  So, when is @coinbase going to its regularly scheduled maintenance issues? Asking for a friends portfolio….

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  Rob Leder 🟥 (@rleder) reported 27 minutes ago

  @SovereignSteak @Strategy @saylor I think it all depends on whether Coinbase supports the new token or not. I know with BCH they credited customer accounts with the airdrop, but with the Bitcoin Gold airdrop they decided not to carry the token so customers never got it.

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  KhaiDao (@Khaikhaidao) reported 28 minutes ago

  @cryptogoos 143m from blackrock clients ain't the same as blackrock buying. if that went through otc, the tape won't even flinch; if it's coinbase spot, you'd see a $143.57m twap or a single block. which was it?

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  Nick Ford (@itsnickford) reported 30 minutes ago

  Monad team would like for you to believe this is bullish for $MON. Here's what missing, let's break it down. #1 "offered to buy locked MON from certain early investors" - Offered at what price? - Which early investors? Seed? Series A? These have very different cost basis. - These investors have a very different risk profile than say Coinbase ICO participants. #2 "discount reflecting the applicable four-year lock-up" - Tokens bought back aren't removed from supply, they go back to the Foundation. - What's the discount? There's no disclosed structure. Linear? Exponential? #3 "nearly all holders approached declined to participate" - All this tell us is, the discount just wasn't attractive enough. Imagine you're up 100X, someone offers you 50X, you might just take the gamble and roll the dice. I don't hold a strong opinion on Monad's future. This isn't about that. Touting this program's success or "failure" is some weird attempt to improve sentiment while price continues to struggle. To simply put it, it's just noise for now.

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  Raanra (@Raanra777) reported 37 minutes ago

  QUESTION TO CHATGPT: =================== Assuming it is true that XRP price has been intentionally manipulated and suppressed for about a year, what would be the major price suppression meachanisms that would allow at the same time accumulation of XRP by certain party(ies), while still keeping the XRP price going down by trend? ANSWER BY CHATGPT: ================= Yes. If we assume for the sake of analysis that one or more large parties wanted to accumulate XRP while deliberately keeping the visible market price weak, there are several mechanisms that could accomplish both objectives at once. The core trick would be to separate accumulation from visible buying pressure. Accumulate off-exchange through OTC transactions. A large buyer can purchase XRP directly from large holders, institutions, liquidity providers, or OTC desks rather than buying aggressively on public exchanges. That allows substantial accumulation without creating a large visible buy order that pushes the exchange price upward. Coinbase, for example, specifically markets institutional OTC and execution methods designed to reduce market impact. � Coinbase +1 Keep steady selling pressure on the public exchanges. While XRP is being accumulated privately, XRP can simultaneously be sold into the public spot market in controlled amounts. If visible supply repeatedly overwhelms visible demand, the quoted market price can continue drifting downward. So you could theoretically have: Private side: Large party quietly BUYING 100 million XRP while simultaneously: Public exchange side: Related or cooperating parties continuously SELLING enough XRP to keep the market weak The buyer could therefore become a net accumulator even though the exchange price falls. Use derivatives to amplify downward pressure without selling equivalent amounts of actual XRP. Large short positions in futures or perpetual contracts can put pressure on derivatives prices. Arbitrage traders then tend to trade spot against derivatives discrepancies, helping transmit that pressure into the spot market. Futures fundamentally allow participants to take large economic long or short exposures without immediately exchanging the underlying asset itself. � Commodity Futures Trading Commission This is particularly important because derivatives can provide leverage. A party might therefore create much more apparent selling pressure than its actual XRP inventory alone would permit. Buy only when sellers appear, rather than chasing XRP upward. A sophisticated accumulator wouldn't simply place: BUY 500 MILLION XRP NOW. That would probably send the price sharply upward. Instead, algorithms can divide enormous purchases into thousands of small orders using TWAP, VWAP, iceberg orders and smart routing. These techniques specifically exist to hide order size and reduce the buyer's market impact. � Coinbase +1 Imagine the accumulator effectively saying: “Every time somebody dumps XRP down to $2.00, quietly buy some. Don't chase it back to $2.20.” Price can therefore keep making lower highs while ownership gradually transfers from weaker sellers to the accumulator. Spoofing or layering could exaggerate apparent selling pressure. This would cross into illegal market manipulation in regulated markets. A manipulator can place very large sell orders that it does not genuinely intend to execute, causing other traders or algorithms to perceive enormous supply and become reluctant to buy. The orders can then be canceled. Regulators have prosecuted exactly this kind of behavior in other markets: spoof orders can be used to move prices so that the manipulator can execute genuine orders on the other side at more favorable prices. � SEC +1 Applied to your hypothetical XRP scenario: Fake/temporary giant sell wall: $2.10 ↓ Traders become bearish and sell ↓ XRP falls to $2.03 ↓ 👇 🧵 👇

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  Tesss.base.eth (@Tessapottz3) reported 37 minutes ago

  @coinbase I’m down

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  Xvaldpt (@Vxvaldpt) reported 38 minutes ago

  @coinbase There isn’t $QUBIC THIS IS A PROBLEM 👀

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  Coinelius 🟦 961,634 (@CoineliusX) reported 41 minutes ago

  @rleder @ocean_mining They had an exahash the other day even without roughnecks when they found the last block, but yeah seems unlikely at this point that any significant sha256d hash comes back to it (who knows though, I sure didn’t expect them to throw 5 block rewards down the toilet). Those 5 coinbase payouts are already complete through DATUM on chain, they just can’t be spent for another 100 blocks which won’t be until the hard fork. Throwing LN into the mix with two chains confuses me tho, sounds like they’d need to shut down their 110 nodes to prevent channel closures?

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  Itsariggedgame (@itsariggedgame) reported 45 minutes ago

  @coinbase #coinbase What happened to limit buys through the app? Only seeing quick buy as an option right now? $XRP $btc $eth Anyone else seeing the change in the app and having a problem?

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  The Quiet Strength (@quietstrengthme) reported 45 minutes ago

  @oyexing @blknoiz06 @coinbase Honestly, support should go both ways ... and every project that gets to diamond, should be held by Ansem as a CEO of at least 1% .. and 0.5% for gold ones ..

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  Cristi Steel 🇺🇸 (@CristiSteel) reported 46 minutes ago

  @GraceoftheS @UpholdInc @coinbase I just worry because there is such a big push for crypto and block chain and these people can't secure data either????

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  Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported 48 minutes ago

  SpaceX trading below its $135 IPO price while Marathon Digital down 34% YTD - yet Coinbase outperformed both. Nobody's actually done the math on risk-adjusted returns yet, which tells you everything about the hype vs reality in this space. $COIN $MARA #crypto

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  errnsterr (@errnsterr) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Oxxbid @carlosjmelgar @baseapp the smart wallet is what drove base app since inception so base app users, who use their smart wallets as their daily driver, no have to revert to EOA coinbase wallets in order to use the new chains you support and new product roll outs? oh, ok

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  Luca (@Luca2Waavy) reported 54 minutes ago

  @CryptoTykeUK @CristinaOnChain Kaspa may be harder to integrate right now, especially after recent protocol changes. But Kraken already supports native KAS, so it’s clearly possible. If “the tech” is the reason, what specific issue makes Binance/Coinbase listing unreasonable right now?

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  Jasmyブル (@Rkbritt) reported 54 minutes ago

  If you moved @monad you bought on @coinbase to @baseapp, it’s pretty much stuck. We all deserve at least an update. There is not an appropriate solution to solving the problem, with monad and baseapp, for something that isn’t even supported yet!

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  BlockChainGang (@BloccChainDawg) reported 54 minutes ago

  @tyler @cameron Yall are propagating a psyop. The privacy and security coin can’t come from someone who is working hand in hand with the ******* NSA. There is a reason why Coinbase won’t list XMR, it’s the actual privacy crypto. Y’all should know better…

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  vann dough💰💹🧲 (@VannDough) reported 56 minutes ago

  This is the signal. When the CEO of AWS is talking about agents autonomously paying for APIs, data, content and other agents, Agentic Finance has officially moved beyond a crypto-native thesis. The next question becomes: What does the financial operating system for an autonomous agent look like? Wallets. Spending permissions. Stablecoins. x402. Cross-chain execution. Financial services. Exactly the problem @lopushok_09 has been quietly building toward with @agentlayer_ai. AWS + Coinbase + Stripe entering this arena doesn’t make me less bullish on the smaller builders. It tells me the market they’re building for is arriving. $AgentLayer 🤖💳

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  Easy (@NotSoEasyMoney) reported 57 minutes ago

  Gooood Grieeeeef What an ABSURD day... Between the Buy && Sell Buttons. && if YOU missed it, I got you COVERED! > $CYBERLEEK is the coin of the week and the story behind it is wild. The person known as CyberLeek just leaked actual GTA VI gameplay -- Jason playing basketball, full map reveals -- and dropped it with a manifesto calling out Rockstar for predatory preorder practices and half-finished "living service" games. Rockstar already took the website down. He says 2-4 more leaks are coming and he won't stop until they apologize. The coin launched 3 days ago at basically nothing. Right now sitting at $2.7M and up 4,761% from launch. And there are already allegations that $42K worth of the token was bought before the leaks dropped by people who knew what was coming... that $42K is now worth around $2M. GTA6 hype + leaker with a cause + possible insider trading = the whole thing writes itself > $ANSEM ecosystem is taking over the board. $ANSEM at $229M. $Z500 is still floating. As well as other Ansem Launchpad tokens like $BULLSHIT, $EYE, and more. The z500 idea was you burn $ANSEM to get airdropped to his 1.3M followers. Now there are spinoffs of the spinoffs. This is what a full memecoin ecosystem looks like when the original has enough gravity > NIU LAI / $牛来 is back at ATH at $40M. The story is: a mother and son spent 5 years making an animated movie in China. Cost them $6. Earned $1,000 in its first 10 days. Clips of the hilariously bad animation went viral, the internet fell in love with how bad it was, and by day 11 it crossed $1M at the box office. US showings just got announced. The meme coin is following the real-world story tick for tick > BASE is getting its own meme season and Coinbase basically started it themselves. They posted about plumbers, announced a trading competition on-chain, and the community responded by launching $PLUMBER. Plumber is sitting at $1.2M up 2,020% from launch. > Robinhood chain coins are still getting smoked. $StonkBroker from $98M down to $45M. $CashCat from $150M to $90M. Feels like about half of that volume was mercenary social-app money that had no loyalty. The second BNB and Chinese memes started running, it left. That's the difference between a community and a rotation We'll see ya again tomorrow cause im POSITIVE theres stories to tell!

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  ilqdty (@ilqdty) reported 59 minutes ago

  the crypto fear index lifted above 40 this morning for the first time in 94 days, the second longest run of fear ever recorded. btc is pushing 65k, up about 3% in two days. before anyone calls the bottom, three things are missing from this move. the american buyer is missing. bitcoin trades about $63 cheaper on coinbase than on binance right now. when us money actually accumulates, coinbase trades above everyone else. it has done the opposite for roughly three months, today included. stocks are missing. the s&p is down more than 1% on the day. whatever is lifting btc, it is not a broad appetite for risk. cheap money is missing. the 10 year yield sits at 4.72%, near a 19 month high, and did not move on last week's soft jobs data. so this push is offshore and leveraged. it can run further than anyone expects, and it can unwind in an afternoon. what changes my mind is simple: coinbase flipping to a premium and holding it for a few days. that is what real accumulation looks like. until then, 65k is a level, and levels break in both directions.

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  AS • dero://take_a_deep_dive.tela (@ArcaneSphere) reported 1 hour ago

  **** this. And perps are pervert The only coinbase one should think of is the one your miner extract it's liquidity from (and secures the network). Coinbase is the opposite of that.