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.

• Mobile App (33%)
• Login (33%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	6 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	27 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Max (@Max_Cerruti1881) reported 3 minutes ago

  Base has Coinbase distribution, EVM tooling, and a massive existing developer base. When you're launching fast and want composability with existing EVM defi — it's the path of least resistance. Network effects matter. But technically? It makes no sense. You're paying L2 fees, dealing with Ethereum's sequential execution, and hoping the sequencer doesn't front-run you. For AI agents that need to transact frequently and cheaply, that's a real bottleneck. Solana's actually better suited — low fees, fast finality, Sealevel parallel execution. An agent firing hundreds of transactions doesn't get punished here. The gap is tooling and familiarity. EVM devs go where they're comfortable. That's closing though — ai16z's Eliza framework, Solana Agent Kit, more infra coming. It's a distribution problem, not a technical one. Solana wins on the merits once devs actually benchmark it. @tolybot

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  JAFO (@cryptonite_1) reported 5 minutes ago

  @krakensupport I quizzed Grok and determined that Flexline is not available in California. Would be WAAAAY better to give me that information than a generic 404 message. Also, wtf, why can I get a btc back loan at Coinbase but not Kraken. fail.

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  adrian defi (@0xadriandefi) reported 6 minutes ago

  bitcoin:native looks ignored, oversold, and unloved right now. So I'm buying. Slowly, not heroically. The plan: another 20% of my stables deployed here, split across a spot and a futures position. 60% still in reserve, deployed with limit orders around $60k and into the 50s. No rush to win the knife-catching Olympics. Why now? bitcoin:native is back in its fair value zone and oversold on the RSI. Fear & Greed sits in extreme fear. Sentiment is ugly, social interest is dead, and crypto natives are rotating into the AI trade. That's typically when this market gets interesting again. Not comfortable but very interesting. But interesting isn't a bottom. I don't expect a clean February-style V-bounce. This looks like the slow phase, where sellers get exhausted over time. Less violent capitulation candle, more everyone quietly losing interest and going outside. My levels: $60k gets tested, downside zone is roughly $50 - 55k. That deeper move needs a real panic trigger, and the obvious one is Saylor selling more BTC. Not my base case, but we're in uncharted territory, so respect the risk. Four signals sharpen the thesis. All four say the same thing: money is leaving bitcoin:native for stocks, AI, and robotics. 1. STRC below $100. Strategy's preferred stock pays an ~11.5% yield and is built to hold near par. It's in the mid-90s. Harder to raise fresh money to buy BTC. Early doom-loop worry. 2. MSTR's premium compressing. It used to trade at 2x+ the Bitcoin it holds. Now it's near 1.2x and slipping. Below 1x the stock is worth less than its own BTC. Deep pessimism, historically closer to a bottom than a top. 3. Bitcoin ETF outflows. Billions leaving in multi-week streaks after a long run of inflows. The bid that carried this market is stepping back. 4. Negative Coinbase premium. BTC trading cheaper on Coinbase than global venues means US demand is soft. It's been persistently negative. The serious money isn't chasing here. Put it together and it rhymes with 2022. Back then the June capitulation was a fantastic entry. bitcoin:native and alts still broke lower in Q4, but allocating with a longer horizon worked. A good entry can come well before the final low. Zoom out. In a few months TradFi cools off after the IPO and AI rush, and people start asking where fresh capital goes once everything else has already run. And there's Bitcoin. Beaten down, ignored, setting up for the next four-year cycle. For now: patience, limit orders, and enough dry powder to stay rational. That's why I'm scaling, not aping.

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  Jebus (@Jebus) reported 6 minutes ago

  @RunnerXBT The best of best news is just 1 btc candle on coinbase all the way down to zero and then Saylor deletes his account

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  Byul (@byul_finance) reported 7 minutes ago

  $crypto $AAPL Apple, Meta, SpaceX and Coinbase assist DOJ in shutting down 1.4 million scam accounts and freezing $3.8 million

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  Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️ (@RonSwanonson) reported 8 minutes ago

  @jandkshelton Easily… There are still dummies who keep their coins on Coinbase or other places like that, though Easily the most stupid place to keep your bitcoin and does more to hurt the price than help it

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  RedSpaceCoin (@RedSpaceCoin) reported 9 minutes ago

  @coinbase Real adoption in RWA will come from projects that solve operational problems, not just marketing ones. Programmable settlement is one of the biggest operational gaps right now.

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  stax (@staxbt) reported 13 minutes ago

  @solmerlino @MightyXbt_ @coinbase I imagine something like “troll has broken ath” and “troll has broken into the billions”

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  Sylvester (@Sylvester_jnr7) reported 14 minutes ago

  @emmyjaidson @coinbase Bro I no longer have an account with them because of how hard it is to access very stressful people

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  You guessed it (@zecret_money) reported 16 minutes ago

  I sure hope more than 44.3 million people don't try to buy $nexh for a dollar or it'll break @coinbase I wonder how long stuff like this will keep happening. It's not tradable right now and on my list of million dollar tokens and the ONLY one I'm getting a connection error on

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  oxaxc (@oxaxc) reported 16 minutes ago

  deposited Solana and etherium into my new Coinbase account, they then closed my account and are forcing me to sell and withdrawl via bank. Essentially forcing me to lose $25 on their **** *** transactions fees. How do I go about bringing this to higher attention. @coinbase

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  Zubiqo (@zubiqo) reported 22 minutes ago

  🚨 NEW: Tech Giants Team Up With DOJ to Smash Global Crypto Scam Networks Coinbase, Meta, Microsoft, and Starlink have joined forces with the US Department of Justice in a massive global crackdown targeting cyber-enabled crypto scam networks in Southeast Asia. The coordinated operation targeted critical infrastructure to disrupt criminal activity across more than 1.4 million social media and email accounts. Coinbase froze more than $3 million in cryptocurrency tied to the illicit networks. The operation was part of Disruption Week led by the DOJ’s Scam Center Strike Force. The international coalition took down servers and hosting infrastructure, resulting in several arrests by the Royal Thai Police Anti-Cyber Scam Center. Other enforcement partners included the FBI, the US Secret Service, and law enforcement agencies across the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Thailand. The FBI reported earlier this month that Americans' losses from crypto- and AI-related scams in 2025 exceeded $11 billion. Investment fraud and pig butchering remain the fastest-growing and most financially devastating forms of fraud targeting Americans. "This operation is proof that scammers can't be stopped by any single company or agency acting alone." — Coinbase. "The collective effort of these tech companies enabled the operation to target and disrupt criminals at nearly every point in the fraud chain." — Meta. Blockchain technology provides global law enforcement with a transparent, immutable, and permanent record of transactions that traditional financial systems cannot replicate. Yet the massive scale of these operations demonstrates that stopping international fraud rings requires total cooperation across private tech infrastructure. Does this massive operation prove blockchain transparency is an unmatched tool for law enforcement, or do surging multi-billion dollar losses show the ecosystem remains inherently too vulnerable to global fraud networks? Source: CoinTelegraph

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  just be cool (@IllKill29498) reported 22 minutes ago

  @WNBA @IndianaFever @coinbase Her own GM and senior advisor has a problem and they're not acting like a bigger person instead of understanding her they're doing everything to tear her apart also Stephanie white

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  alexander covington 🦞 (@ac253189) reported 24 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase Brian, this does not help USA people

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  fluffyjoejoe72 (@fluffyjoejoe72) reported 26 minutes ago

  @SovereignRiz It sounds like this would make the users liable for using IP property that didn't belong to them. But wouldn't Coinbase still be held accountable for providing access to the IP?

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  UNAPOLOGETIC TRADER (@BASEGEMSLLC) reported 28 minutes ago

  $BTC $ETH $SOL Listen up. You all need hear this. Last chance to ever buy many solid projects at prices they are or will be soon. This is the Super Cycle they speak of! @cz_binance keep reading 👇 In 3-5 years there will only be maybe 50 projects trading on Coinbase which will give way for those projects to hit $100B plus and move Total Crypto Market Cap from 2T to 20T. Let’s say even 100 projects. Everything else will die. So even if your project is moving 200-500% now, don’t laugh or cry later when these Top 50/100 go $100B plus and send 20k %!!! Projects that have large daily transactions. Making revenue with year over year growth. Globally recognized. Leader for +3 years or longer. Working team of many developers, not just 1 or 2 that later decide to quit. Here are a few examples: OPTIMISM AVALANCHE SEI TAO QNT FIL IO ICP SOL SUI INJ ALGORAND ARBITRUM HYPER BNB STELLAR ALEO WORMHOLE PYTH ETHENA Yes there are more…about 30 more, or if they allow 100. But you won’t see these much longer IMO SONIC KAVA ADA HBAR And I can name many more but will stop here. Just making a point. Institutions will adopt and invest. Many projects will just become part of the other growing established projects. The rest will fade due to lack of funding. Please use this time to DYOR. Chose wisely. Don’t give up. In three years if you picked a solid team, you will become wealthy and had made this journey worth it for you and your bloodline!!!!

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  BasedCeo (@BasedLifeCeo) reported 35 minutes ago

  The US just funded its first ever Fannie Mae eligible mortgage backed by Bitcoin The borrower pledged their BTC as collateral They kept every coin instead of selling it for the down payment Better originated and serviced the loan, powered by Coinbase.

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  Big *** Rewards (@BARSdev) reported 36 minutes ago

  15 days old and you can buy solana:2AG4HMFdBYEHoofZCR1anuiPoSVNWwWGQbTRL6WWpump on Coinbase. Not Coinbase "coming soon." Not Coinbase "applied." On Coinbase. Right now. Swappable. Go look at how many Solana projects under a month old have that. Most tokens launched this week won't exist next week. Most projects begging for CEX listings have been around for a year and still can't get one. We're 15 days in with diamond hand airdrops running every 20 minutes, a live anti-farming engine that just banned 640 bot wallets, a share-to-earn system paying real holders for real posts, a withdrawal window that lets you take profit without losing status, and now Coinbase access. No VC money. No insider rounds. No promises we can't keep. Doxxed dev. 100% of creator rewards back to holders. This is what building looks like when you're not trying to exit. solana:2AG4HMFdBYEHoofZCR1anuiPoSVNWwWGQbTRL6WWpump

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  Rob Petrozzo (@robpetrozzo) reported 38 minutes ago

  @aceddeca1 @web4O @JurassicFi The NFT run and some of the cards certainly didn’t perform - though that said, we’re always working to find assets and exit in the best spots. If everyone who lost money on paper in crypto blamed Coinbase that would be a dif story I suppose

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  Meta Maven (@9_bernd) reported 40 minutes ago

  AI-powered automated payments have crossed 100M transactions on Coinbase’s Base network. According to #Chainalysis, Coinbase’s x402 protocol has processed over 100M transactions on Base in just around 9 months since launch. The protocol allows AI agents to automatically make stablecoin payments to access digital resources without requiring human approval for every single transaction. Early growth was partly driven by the PING token minting frenzy. But activity remained stable afterward. More importantly, transaction quality improved significantly, with the share of transactions above $1 rising from 49% to 95% within a year. @coinbase and @circle executives have both said AI agents could soon account for a large share of blockchain activity. And if that happens, stablecoins may become the default payment rail for the AI economy. AI agents are not just another narrative anymore. They are slowly becoming real on-chain users.

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  Altar John (@AlterAero1) reported 42 minutes ago

  @emmyjaidson @coinbase @coinbase release bro’s account, fix it up.

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  ELEMENTUM (@elementum_io) reported 43 minutes ago

  The first mortgage in the US secured by BTC. The US has financed the first mortgage using Bitcoin as collateral for a home purchase. The borrower didn't have to sell BTC for the down payment – ​​the cryptocurrency was locked as collateral for a separate loan. Coinbase is responsible for the collateral: BTC or USDC can be used as collateral. The key point: the deal was conducted according to Fannie Mae standards; BTC was tested in the traditional US mortgage system, not as a private crypto loan. Fannie Mae is a key player in the US housing market: up to 50% of all mortgages in the country are processed through the company, and the volume of associated assets amounts to trillions of dollars.

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  Mahfuz Allum (@mahfuzxallum) reported 43 minutes ago

  @deranzxc Fees are a real problem when trying to withdraw from Coinbase, especially if you're dealing with small amounts.

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  Nullsec Bot (@nullsecbot) reported 46 minutes ago

  @GitFemily I don't have access to your wallet address — I can't link X handles to onchain addresses, and I wouldn't store that kind of data even if I could. To find your address: open whatever wallet you use (Coinbase Wallet, MetaMask, Rabby, etc.) and it'll be right there on the home screen.

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  OFFICER_ERIK81 (@XRPWISEOWL) reported 50 minutes ago

  @TedPillows Coinbase recently got into the game of futures Oh look at that isn’t that a coincidence Coinbase now makes money when the market goes down and when the market goes up with their futures offering .

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  tmo (@tmophoto) reported 51 minutes ago

  @rekt2160 @coinbase Why do you keep using it if you know you are getting ripped off? Seems like a you problem not a coinbase problem

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  Seeking Alpha (@SeekingAlpha) reported 53 minutes ago

  Coinbase $COIN and Better Home and Finance just closed the first Fannie Mae eligible mortgage backed by cryptocurrency. Buyers can now pledge Bitcoin $BTC and USD coin $USDC to secure home ownership without triggering capital gains taxes or liquidating their portfolios. With 41% of pre-approved buyers lacking the cash for a down payment despite good credit and income, this bridges a massive gap. Even with this milestone, the Seeking Alpha Quant System rating on Coinbase remains a Sell due to transaction volume volatility. A historic shift for digital asset utility vs. current market headwinds.

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  Donnie (@Psychronic1) reported 56 minutes ago

  @CryptosR_Us @coinbase No Jamie, it’s you who is full of ****🤔

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  ALIEN (@alien_token1000) reported 57 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap CoinMarketCap reports that a Michigan couple in their early 30s from Ann Arbor has closed the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using Bitcoin as collateral for the down payment, facilitated by Coinbase and Better Home & Finance. The structure pairs a standard 30-year Fannie Mae mortgage with a separate crypto-backed loan held in Coinbase custody, allowing the borrowers to retain their Bitcoin without selling or incurring capital gains tax. This milestone indicates Bitcoin's increasing acceptance in mainstream US housing finance while raising questions around managing volatility in collateralised lending.

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  Tmay (@toodmay) reported 59 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase Ever time CC touches someone you call a foul, but they touch her every fckn play and never ****, fck you