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 (25%)
• Website (25%)
• Mobile App (25%)
• Login (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	22 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	27 days ago
West Liberty	Login	1 month ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	3 months ago
Guayaquil		3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  2032. (@airball77) reported 3 minutes ago

  @patrickjwitt @coinbase Holy **** it’s not passing and you’re pointing fingers like this?????

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  Bitcoin Well (@bitcoinwell) reported 5 minutes ago

  Independence weekend, so let's read the fine print. If your Bitcoin lives on Coinbase, Cash App, or any exchange, here is what you actually own: an entry in their database that says they owe you Bitcoin. Not the Bitcoin. A promise about it. Same structure as the bank you are frustrated with, just with a friendlier app. That is not a knock on the people who work there. It is the design. A custodian can freeze your account, get hacked, get subpoenaed, or get into trouble and take your coins down with it. Most people find out none of that mattered right up until the day it did. Self-custody flips the whole thing. You hold the keys, the coins sit on the network as yours directly, and no company sits between you and your own money. That is the entire reason Bitcoin was built in the first place. We help people make that move, so yes, we are biased. But you do not have to trust us on it. Move a little off the exchange, hold the keys yourself, and feel the difference. Owning the asset beats owning a promise about it.

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  Amanda & Michael (@CrazyWorldTimez) reported 5 minutes ago

  @dominic_w So freaking excited for an 100% on-chain and full ran by ICP dex to do trading. Can't trust anyone anywhere to do trading because who knows the day you wake up and all those exchanges and etc shut down or got hacked! But not ICP! Tamper proof and unstoppable! All the reasons everyone should trade on and use a fully on-chain ICP dex. Hopefully we can have a couple stablecoins integrated to trade/sell/buy with and we can do real trading and shorting and longing. Imagine the cycles being burnt if even 10% of what these exchanges like coinbase and binance have circulating inside their hackable systems that turn off trading when ever they get scared or want too. Icp is the game changer for freedom and for crpyto! A bridgless dex type exchange is what we need to get everyone to send their money where it won't be hacked and where the internet cant ve turned off!

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  elle in chicago✨ (@elleloveCHI) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CoinPoker_OFF @B0bbyD1g1tal Withdrawals get rejected after waiting 24 hours to Coinbase, and CoinPoker gives me this error message when it returns my funds to the site: "Due to a temporary error, your withdrawal couldn’t be processed. Your money is safe and will be refunded shortly."

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  Vicktheboi (@vickevire02) reported 6 minutes ago

  there is something about @basedchad that feels abit odd. They have good consistent with there posts. They have a serious team based on the things they did the last mini cycle. I cant really tell you what it is but $ski had its bottom at 400k mcap and then spikes to highs we all know. $chad is in a simular thing right here. We all know the meme chad and it dosnt make sens its this low. Ofc base chain is kinda dead right now but when volume gets back in to the chain things can turn very fast. Last cycle we saw big volumes on sol , base and tron chain. It will be the same thing here og memes will come back and thats why i belive mr chad team are still working. They understands something we dont. coinbase is still on there onboarding mission even if we dislike the leader of the company it will come back for sure.

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  Kaff 📊 (@Kaffchad) reported 9 minutes ago

  $HYPE remains my biggest bag this cycle, not selling a cent into the recent local top. – crossed $1.15B cumulative protocol revenue – annualized run rate around $828M – daily fees running $1-2M on a normal day – 30d fees at $65.9M – doing 22x GMX and ~189x dYdX on the same 30d basis Break down where it's all coming from tho, cause people think it's just perp fees. – native perp trading fees (the main engine, still the fat majority) – HIP-3 permissionless markets, already ~10% of total protocol revenue – HIP-4 – spot fees – liquidation fees feeding the insurance side – HLP trading and market-making revenue – USDC collateral yield with Coinbase as the official treasury deployer It's not one revenue stream propping up the whole thing, you've got 6 lines all growing at once. Everyone knows 99% of that revenue gets routed straight into buying HYPE off the open market, nearly every day, sometimes multiple buys a day depending on volume. So far, 46.8M+ HYPE has been burned, worth $3.2B, cutting circulating supply by ~4.6%. Volume and revenue keep finding new legs because HIP-3 keeps adding new markets (silver, oil, equities perps even), and now HIP-4 adds another revenue line that didn't even exist a few months ago. 40% of daily active users already trade through third-party frontends, so builder code distribution is another revenue-adjacent lane. Volume comes in, fees get charged, and HYPE gets burned every day. $HYPE is the bet on perp fees + spot fees + auction demand + builder distribution + EVM gas burn + collateral yield + HIP-3/HIP-4 market expansion. @HyperliquidX built a machine where every trade on the platform quietly becomes a buy order for its own token. It's been running without needing anyone's permission to keep going.

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  Coinugget (@Coinugget) reported 12 minutes ago

  @WhaleInsider Soon we can lose money on UK stocks right inside the Coinbase app, truly an all-in-one financial service

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  Alexander The Great (@RednaxelaCrypto) reported 15 minutes ago

  @zuler @Plasma @JupiterExchange Agreed Kast is still great. Have used them off and on since inception. Tried Jup. Card as a sidekick to Coinbase One Card but the support is abysmal. Kast is A-tier in this aspect. Honestly, if X Money adds the ability to top up w/ USDC. Think that would be quite a challenger.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 15 minutes ago

  @pojokjeremi $TRB up 12% today, 30% on the week. recent moves: CEO Brenda Loya speaking at Stablecoin Summit circuit, mainnet upgrade in jan optimized data feeds. past friction: Coinbase suspended TRB-PERP in april, dYdX wound down TRB-USD earlier. current price $17.69, sitting 97% off ATH at $593

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  Joe Dandan (@JoeDandan) reported 16 minutes ago

  @coinbasetraders Can you please add support to purchase, sell, send, and receive base:0xcbb7c0000ab88b473b1f5afd9ef808440eed33bf on Coinbase Dex wallet. The wallet natively on Coinbase that allows you to purchase any Base token. I cannot purchase or send base:0xcbb7c0000ab88b473b1f5afd9ef808440eed33bf it directs me to Bitcoin. This is very important to the @BTC_On_Virtuals and @BTC_On_Base token ecosystems. Thank you.

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  Yoda (@FrenOfYoda) reported 21 minutes ago

  @votesa coinbase/base are too gay to even figure it out how to support and push their eco almost all pumps on base are short lived

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  Wajahat Mughal (@Wajahat) reported 22 minutes ago

  The UK brokers are very good I think this will be tough competition for Coinbase. I don't foresee users moving from @Trading212, @freetrade or the various other commission free investing brokers. - ISA + SIPP support - They're free to use - They have a fantastic selection of thousands of assets - CFDs can be traded - Some even have additional features such as social investing + neobank like support with mastercard payment cards so you can spend the cash within your account. Coinbase need to offer a truly differentiated product offering but what can that even look like? If it's just vanilla stock offerings, then it is not going to work...

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  BVM (@GarzonPiggy79) reported 25 minutes ago

  @BitMNR @coinbase @MrBeast Why is the beast industries stake down? How do you mark to market it?

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  ๒ครє๓єภt ๔ฬєllєг🐂 🀄️ (@letsbetonitt) reported 29 minutes ago

  How did this garbage get on coinbase before $ansem @blknoiz06 I'm literally crying real tears

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  Phantom_Defi (@0xPhantomDefi) reported 31 minutes ago

  🚨 SPACEX IS REPEATING META IN 2012 That's when the real money was made. In 2012, $META IPO'd at $38. Three months later it was down over 50%. The media called it a disaster. Retail gave up. Smart money started buying. What happened next? $18 → $500+ One of the biggest winners of the last decade. Now look at SpaceX. IPO near $150. Pump above $215. Dump to $165. For the first time, people are starting to panic. Sound familiar? Because the best companies rarely reward the crowd immediately. They reward the people willing to buy when everyone else is scared. Facebook. Palantir. Coinbase. Snap. Same movie. Different ticker. My accumulation zone: $80–110 Most people won't buy there. They'll wait until CNBC tells them it's safe again. By then the easy money will already be gone. Watch closely.

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  Crypto Zoo (@cryptozoo_zoo) reported 33 minutes ago

  @coinbureau Coinbase being down 69% shouldn't surprise anyone.

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  Ana Whitmore (@AnaWhitmore) reported 34 minutes ago

  Coinbase AI pushed a fake sports alert before the match even started. This is the problem with AI now. Fast is cool. Wrong is expensive.

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  Cryptonite_ (@cryptonite__7) reported 35 minutes ago

  @AerodromeFi Will Coinbase support the migration?

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  AcroCrypto (@AcroCrypto) reported 36 minutes ago

  @base About the @baseapp on Web, can you add a way to sign in with wallet ? the only option is @Coinbase account 👀

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  MEZTech 𐤊 (@MEZ_tech) reported 36 minutes ago

  Concept for a kaspa:native covenant/token I'm interested in deploying. Might we incentivize solo mining via provisioning a native KRC-20 token to solo miners? Miner hits a block -> Indexer validates coinbase payout address against blacklist (known mining pools) -> batch allowed token payouts (to solo miners) offchain -> batch send to miner addresses (daily). Several things to work out: -Classification of pools vs solo miner activity based on easily accessible onchain data. -Rather than relying on a live indexer, can we (more cheaply) simply pull the coinbase data during the daily batch payout? Seems to me such a token has the potential trade at a meaningful value (especially if launched fairly), giving a strong incentive to solo mine. This is also a way for the network to implicitly voice their opinion about the manner in which they want #Kaspa to operate (want solo mining to thrive? Then support the token that incentivizes it). A stag hunt. I don't "own" this idea in any way; take it and run with it if you've got the time.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 45 minutes ago

  Coinbase Under Fire Over Fake Norway Vs Brazil World Cup Result Coinbase (@coinbase) drew criticism after an AI generated alert declared Norway beat Brazil before kickoff. The alert said Erling Haaland scored twice in the fabricated result. Coinbase's own market page showed the match was under a weather delay. No actual result existed at the time, according to BeInCrypto. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) confirmed the team is looking into the error. Some critics questioned Coinbase's positioning of prediction markets as truth seeking tools. The actual match later ended with Norway winning 2 to 1 with Haaland scoring two goals.

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  Jarvis Nuss (@jarvisnuss) reported 46 minutes ago

  The market read Open USD through Circle because CRCL sold off after the 140 company consortium surfaced. That is the narrow trade, and it misses the deeper violence. Stablecoin economics were always an argument about who gets to own the float. USDC made the issuer look like the natural toll collector. Open Standard drags Visa, Stripe, BlackRock, Google, Coinbase, and the merchant stack into the room and asks why distribution should donate reserve income to a brand sitting on Treasury bills. The serious contest is between monetary wrappers and payment networks. A dollar token with free minting, free redemption, shared economics, and embedded distribution does not need to win the crypto casino first. It can start where invoices, payouts, treasury ops, and cross-border settlement already bleed margin. Circle can still have liquidity and trust. That is an uglier problem than a one day stock drawdown.

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  Dark Matter (@itis9am) reported 48 minutes ago

  Coinbase processing days has become ridiculous are there any competitors? They don’t even process things on Mondays anymore since the summer started I’m assuming they cut jobs and have no one working Mondays for the summer

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  Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) reported 48 minutes ago

  We just printed new lows on Bitcoin, sentiment is the worst I've seen this entire cycle, and everyone and their mother is short. That's exactly the kind of setup that tends to reverse the hardest. In this update I break down why I think the market is bottoming, what's really behind the STRC panic dragging Bitcoin down, and what I've been doing with my altcoin portfolio this month. What I cover: – Bitcoin: we broke the 200-week MA but price stalled instead of cascading, why that tells me demand is absorbing the selling, and the 61K and 67K levels I'm watching for confirmation. – The short-squeeze setup: Coinbase premium and funding rate both deeply negative, the fuel is sitting on the short side, not the long side. – The STRC / Saylor panic: why the "Strategy goes to zero" narrative doesn't hold up, and the digital-credit update that de-risks the whole thesis. – Macro: the inflation read pointing to no hikes for the next 6 months, and what that historically means for risk assets. – My portfolio: why I'm changing how I run it, taking profits into strength instead of holding full positions through everything and why I added to NEAR on the back of its revenue growth. – Watchlist: SUI and the multi-timeframe divergence I've been tracking against Bitcoin. We're hitting the same on-chain and sentiment levels we saw at every previous bear market bottom, 2018, 2022, and now. How you handle this part of the cycle is what decides the next one. Thanks to @vestexchange for sponsoring this video. VEST is my partner for funded trading. They have an in-house exchange where you can trade on all assets. Get a $10,000 funded account for less than $60 with my 50% discount code ‘POPPE’ here: Full breakdown 👇

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  Dr. Keiser 🇩🇪 (@KarlWagenknecht) reported 52 minutes ago

  @TheCryptoSquire Dear Brian, I don’t think the Clarity Act will go through. And that’s entirely your fault. If you hadn’t put your foot down in January, there would have been more time to discuss the matter properly. I hope that all Coinbase customers realise this and draw their own conclusions.

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  w3.io (@w3arew3) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Xaif_Crypto @Ripple @coinbase Does the current setup using blockchain provide real visibility to solve the problem of donation scandals?

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 55 minutes ago

  In 1994, internet commerce was $0. By 1999, $15 billion. By 2024, $6 trillion. Agent commerce hit $50 million in under 12 months. The curve is identical. The speed is 10x faster. The internet took 30 years to build payment rails (Visa, PayPal, Stripe). Agent payment infrastructure (x402, Coinbase for Agents) took 18 months. Why? Because agents do not need fraud detection, chargebacks, customer support, or dispute resolution the way humans do. They need one thing: deterministic payment execution. The agent economy will reach $1 billion faster than any market in history. And the infrastructure is being built right now.

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  The Crypto Professor (@TheCryptoProfes) reported 55 minutes ago

  Coinbase helped build the stablecoin that made Circle a public company. Now it just helped build the one designed to replace it. The company is USDC. The rival is Open USD. Coinbase co-founded USDC's original governance structure, Centre Consortium, with Circle back in 2018. In 2023, the two dissolved it. Circle paid Coinbase roughly $210 million in stock to buy out its remaining stake, and USDC became Circle's alone to govern. Coinbase took equity in Circle instead of control over the coin. Three years later, Coinbase is walking back into the exact same room, this time with 140 other companies standing behind it. On June 30th, a coalition including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, Google, and Coinbase launched Open USD. It does one specific thing Circle has never been willing to do: give away the yield. USDC's issuer keeps nearly all the interest earned on its reserves. Over 90% of Circle's revenue comes from that spread. Open USD hands almost all of it back to the distributors who mint and hold it instead. Circle's stock dropped 17.5% the day it was announced. Down nearly 40% for the month. Here's why Coinbase's signature matters more than anyone else's on that list. Coinbase isn't a bystander in USDC's success, it's the reason USDC has scale. Coinbase holds roughly 25% of all USDC in circulation across its own products, and its Base network processes over 60% of global on-chain stablecoin volume. In 2024 alone, Circle paid Coinbase $908 million under their revenue-sharing deal. Stablecoin revenue made up nearly a fifth of Coinbase's total revenue last year. And that revenue-sharing contract comes up for renewal in August. Next month. Circle's CEO waved off the threat publicly, calling multi-company consortiums "predictably slow-moving" and pointing to a decade of deep USDC integration no coalition can replicate overnight. But Coinbase isn't threatening to leave USDC. It's sitting at the table that decides what USDC is worth to keep, one month before it has to sign a new number on the page. Circle spent a decade making Coinbase's distribution the backbone of USDC's growth. Coinbase just built the leverage to make sure it never has to accept the old terms again. What happens to that August contract now?

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  Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported 57 minutes ago

  Coinbase may have just been handed a massive opening in Europe. And I don’t think people are fully connecting the dots yet. Binance missed the MiCA window. Coinbase already has the MiCA license. Now Coinbase is offering users in major European markets a 5% bonus to move their crypto over. That is not random. That is customer acquisition during a regulatory reset. And it matters for more than just $COIN. Because my thesis has always been simple: Coinbase is the front door. Base is the onchain neighborhood. Base memes are the culture layer. Most people thought that thesis was mainly about U.S. retail. But what if it is bigger than that? What if Coinbase is not only onboarding the U.S… but also starts eating share in Europe while competitors deal with regulatory friction? That would be huge. More Coinbase users means more people inside the Coinbase ecosystem. More people inside the Coinbase ecosystem means more potential Base users. More Base users means more attention, liquidity, and culture flowing toward Base-native assets. That does not mean every Base meme wins. It does not mean anything pumps tomorrow. But from a long-term thesis perspective, this is exactly the type of development I want to see. Regulation is usually boring. But boring regulation can create massive distribution advantages. And in crypto, distribution is everything. Coinbase is not just building an exchange. It is building an onchain funnel. App → wallet → Base → culture → memes. That is the game. And if Europe becomes part of that funnel too? The Coinbase > Base > Base memes thesis gets a lot more interesting. I was already bullish on the setup. This makes me pay even closer attention.

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 57 minutes ago

  Charlatan #Coinbase with no customer service runs it business on cover up and lies