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	1 month ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	1 month ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	3 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Leonard (@Leodog121) reported 5 minutes ago

  @s22ocg I have, the explanations themselves from the Coinbase Executive team are vague and they provide links to try to access my account, no one has provided any specific reason as to why access is restricted. The system outage in May causing Google-Authenticator issues is acknowledged.

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  WhatsItToYa (@BrokeGuyCollect) reported 6 minutes ago

  @maxibitcat @coinbase Never use Coinbase worst customer service ever

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  ImThe100x (@KevHasMev) reported 6 minutes ago

  If anything @cobie, the slow momentum $basecat had on listing is a signal to you that coinbase had lost too much user trust and should be making reparations to older and much larger communities first (e.g $Toshi, $doginme) before chasing something new to plaster up mistakes.

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  Algorithm33 (@Mt_GoX_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BenHPSauce @zachrypto It’s like the outage is intentional and it’s crazy because Coinbase is reading hex price at 0.005

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  mrwagmi.btc (@mrwagmibtc) reported 10 minutes ago

  Can't trade @Stacks memes on Coinbase. Even though, these memes have communities that have been together for years. But, they'll have DEX pumpfun memes spin up and down like a conveyor built. Make it make sense.

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  Balakae (@uptown5377) reported 15 minutes ago

  Need someone who can help me out with perps and my coinbase balance. Need coinbase support as soon as possible or someone with knowledge #coinbase #coinbasesupport @cobie My balance disappeared? Didn’t transfer any money out, no worries there.

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  TommyTurtle Tommy (@TommyturtleT) reported 16 minutes ago

  Crypto starts dipping and Coinbase goes down. How convenient...

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  DCinvestor (@DCinvestor) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Degen_Donkey @ConfuEth @brian_armstrong seems like Coinbase is blaming its Base adoption problem on ETH holders being mean, so i don't really see your point

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  𝗘𝗹𝗹𝗮 (@Ellaweb_3) reported 17 minutes ago

  Bitcoin has pushed above yesterday’s $79.5K-$80.2K decision zone, reaching $81,265 on Coinbase before trading back near $80.8K. I’m treating this as an intraday reclaim rather than calling the breakout confirmed, because the daily close still needs to hold above $80K. If $BTC can turn that former resistance into support, $81K-$82K becomes the next supply area I’m watching. A move back below $79.5K would weaken that interpretation and suggest the market only swept liquidity above the range. For me, the quality of the retest now matters more than the speed of the initial move.

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  carlos tovar (@carlosisgoated) reported 20 minutes ago

  Tue Aug 25 Market mood: Short squeeze in progress. Shorts are getting hunted, but watch it fade without follow-through. BTC read: 79427.80, +0.43% on the 24h. Range 78050-81266. Book is bid-heavy (top20 bid 76% of book). Funding neutral (0.0055%). OI $2.30B. Shorts squeezed 2h: 1536 BTC at 78659-79487. ETH read: 2480.73, -0.25% on the 24h. outperforming BTC. Range 2438-2532. Funding long-biased (0.0100%). OI $1.51B. Shorts squeezed 2h: 5410 ETH at 2462-2483. Altcoin tone: Mixed. ETH holding up so the higher-beta sleeve isn't leading lower — selective, not broad. No clean broad bid while BTC chops. Risk state: Cautious. Live book + liq map in hand. Thin top-of-book — any real flow moves price fast. Narrative watch: BTC relative strength, ETH hold, funding staying neutral, and whether the squeeze (if any) converts to acceptance or fades. Best opportunities: Lean long BTC on dips to range support; fade 24h highs until proven. ETH only if it stops lagging. Biggest dangers: Catching ETH/alts too early into a lag, mistaking thin-book calm for support, and pressing size while funding/OI show no conviction. PhD Council lenses:   • Microstructure: BTC book bid-heavy (top20 bid 76%), ETH offer-heavy (4%). Best bid/ask depth BTC 844/98, ETH 4/2640. Thin top-of-book — execution slippage risk is live.   • Stat-ML/time-series: BTC +0.43% / ETH -0.25% on 24h, realized range 4.1% (BTC) / 3.9% (ETH). Vol compressed, regime looks range-bound — mean-reversion favored over trend-follow.   • Derivatives/risk: funding annualized BTC +6.0% / ETH +10.9% (neutral band). OI BTC $2.30B / ETH $1.51B. 2h liq — BTC shorts 1536 (longs 1), ETH shorts 5410 (longs 72). No leverage excess; squeeze/flush is flow-driven, not systemic. US print in this bridge. Dollar/rates regime not captured here — treat crypto tape as self-referential until CPI/PCE/FOMC hits. (Wire a macro feed to upgrade this lens.)   • Positioning/flow: 2h liq hot zones — BTC shorts 79400(735), 79200(617), 79000(100); ETH shorts 2480(5176), 2460(233). Shorts are the ones getting run — covering pressure, not fresh shorting. Funding flat says crowded positioning is absent. My take for today: Stay sharp, stay lighter than usual. Let BTC prove the range holds. Operator's market, not dreamer's. Live bridge snapshot used: BTC 79427.80 | ETH 2480.73 (OKX perp, 11:00 AM CDT / 04:00 PM UTC, Aug 25) — OI BTC $2.30B / ETH $1.51B, funding BTC 0.0055% / ETH 0.0100% News (macro + crypto, auto-pulled):   • Bitwise turns Coinbase's tokenized stocks into automated AI, robotics and tech portfolios   • Crypto custody firm Copper has potential buyers. But offers are way below its $500 million asking price   • MiCA revolutionised European crypto, and left Poland licking its wounds   • Chainalysis-run sting targets child exploitation networks with aid of Binance, Coinbase   • A 3% token move just triggered $36 million in Ethereum DeFi liquidations   • Las Vegas businessman convicted in $24 million 'AI supercomputer' crypto Ponzi scheme

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  Vortaris Intelligence (@VortarisIntel) reported 21 minutes ago

  @coinbase Agreed. Tokenization won’t just change how assets trade, it could expand access, improve liquidity, and make global portfolios truly borderless.

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  ECP (@guywithgut) reported 27 minutes ago

  Lol $CASHCAT isn’t even dominating social mindshare yet. It’s still not available on the biggest exchanges like Binance or Coinbase. And we’re already here. That’s the part people aren’t thinking about. Imagine when: CASHCAT is everywhere on CT CASHCAT is trending across socials CASHCAT gets easier access across major exchanges CASHCAT becomes the obvious cat meme everyone knows We’re seeing this kind of strength before full distribution. That’s why I keep saying the same thing: Multi ****** Billions

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  eric.base.eth (@0xEricBrown) reported 29 minutes ago

  Awesome integration with Tokenized Stocks on Base If you're building with Coinbase Tokenized Stocks, and need help or have feedback please reach to @jonroethke and me in the replies!

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  scotthardiman2019 (@scottahardiman) reported 33 minutes ago

  Major new development: multi-asset ETF filing includes SHIB 🔵 DEVELOPING — HIGH PRIORITY On 24 August 2026, Cryptex Finance filed Pre-Effective Amendment No. 3 with the SEC for the proposed Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF. The filing is still preliminary and explicitly states that the securities cannot yet be sold until the registration becomes effective. The filing is significant for MSI because its asset universe includes BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, ADA and SHIB. SHIB is specifically described in the filing, and the prospectus notes that CFTC-regulated SHIB futures are listed on Coinbase Derivatives, which it cites as the basis for eligibility under the relevant generic-listing standards. Why this matters This is stronger than a rumour or social-media claim. SHIB is now explicitly referenced in a formal SEC-filed diversified crypto investment product. But it does not mean: the SEC has approved a standalone SHIB ETF; the SEC has endorsed SHIB; SHIB has U.S. reserve status; the product is already live. MSI rating change: SHIB institutional product access: 🟠 SIGNAL → 🔵 DEVELOPING / HIGH PRIORITY.

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  Sol-degen-ero (@jsandsoh) reported 35 minutes ago

  @NhopQuant @coinbase Hmm...wonder when they break down and list it formally

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  XRPMoonWalk (@XRPMoonWalkK) reported 39 minutes ago

  So shady **** is going on with Coinbase ripple:native

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  FatRatKiller (@FatRatKiller) reported 40 minutes ago

  Coinbase IOTX trading suspension The IOTX suspension follows the mechanics of an exchange asset-review outcome. Coinbase first moves the order book into limit-only mode, which keeps resting and new limit orders available while blocking market-order execution and reducing disorderly exits. The next layer is venue coverage: the suspension applies across consumer trading, Advanced Trade, Coinbase Exchange, and Coinbase Prime, so the same asset status propagates through retail, institutional, and custody-adjacent interfaces. Balances remain withdrawable, which means the wallet ledger and withdrawal engine continue to process IOTX even after the matching engine stops accepting ordinary trading. The controls to inspect are the exact block height or internal cutoff used for final fills, the number of confirmations accepted for late deposits, whether deposits remain open before the deadline, and how market makers unwind inventory during limit-only mode. For users, the exchange record separates asset custody from market access: a holder may still own withdrawable IOTX while the venue no longer supplies price discovery or USD liquidity. For operations, the main failure modes are delayed user notices, deposits arriving after the internal cutoff, mismatched status across Prime and retail surfaces, stale API symbols used by external trading systems, and customer balances stranded by unsupported destination wallets. The final state depends on whether Coinbase keeps custody support indefinitely, schedules a later wallet sunset, or resumes trading after issuer remediation. Any comparable suspension should be tracked through order-book mode, deposit and withdrawal switches, custody availability, and the issuer disclosures that explain the asset-review trigger.

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  0xJeff (@0xJeff) reported 40 minutes ago

  Are merchants losing money via x402? x402 just had one of the most amazing weeks in a while > # of txns hit 1M-1.5M/day for the first time since ever > Volume is also up by ~2x compared to July & June Considering the massive pace at which # of txns grow, average x402 txn size hit the lowest point of $0.023 - $0.031 per txn. Now, every x402 txn must be validated & broadcasted to the blockchain which can be done using your own self-hosted infra or via third-party facilitator. BUT.... Most opt for third-party facilitator. Most popular ones are Coinbase CDP on Base and PayAI on Solana. Both charge $0.001 per settlement with 1,000 and 10,000 free settlements per month, respectively. So.... $0.001 = ~32% - 43% of the avg x402 txn size (The cost is 32% - 43% of GMV!!!) If a merchant is expecting to sell a service cheaply in millions of microtransactions, the merchant has to really think long and hard about the pricing. One thing I don't quite grasp yet is x402 batching — it went live earlier in May. Batching batches 1,000s of txns into 1 txn and settle for $0.001 per batch which would effectively eliminate 90-99% of the cost. But most (if not all) of the x402 transactions are currently "exact" which is 1 txn = 1 settlement. Why is batching not adopted when it can save money? Does the client tooling not support batching? Is it the counter-party risk or the accounting hassle people are worried about?

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  CryptoPhoenix27 (@CharlesMcCull27) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Bird_XRPL @eideen777 Coinbase wall at $32 attempting to block an overshoot. Hmmmm

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  Trading Nomadic (@TradeNomadic) reported 45 minutes ago

  @maxibitcat @coinbase @coinbase has had my money locked since 2021, good luck, theyre literally the biggest dog **** platform there is.

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  Scam Report ~ Financial Recovery (@ScamReportT) reported 46 minutes ago

  @JenX_Based Being locked out of Coinbase for 1.5 years without getting proper help is incredibly frustrating. If you have the restriction notices and account records, no upfront needed to review what happened and assess the options for regaining access to your funds.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 47 minutes ago

  @flexfree27 mostly right on agents and privacy driving L2 adoption 73M agent stablecoin transfers in 180 days, 38.7M on Base and 26.1M on Polygon. efficiency and data privacy both check out for that segment. high-value assets less clear cut now. coinbase tokenized stocks launched on Base yesterday, robinhood chain has 190+ stock tokens live on uniswap. L2s taking composability and 24/7 access seriously for that tier too.

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  HumbleCat888 (@HumbleCat888) reported 52 minutes ago

  @maxibitcat @coinbase 1st mistake you moved bitcoin to Coinbase. You can buy bitcoin anywhere you want but I would definitely never sell bitcoin on Coinbase, my buddy sold a whole coin on cash app and I thought he was ******* crazy but he actually had no issues

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  Models Need Sleep (@ModelsNeedSleep) reported 53 minutes ago

  Be sure to take your crypto off the exchanges if you’re a long-term holder. It’s still the Wild West, and I would hate for you to become part of a nightmare scenario. Yes, use @coinbase or @krakenfx to purchase, but then send it to your wallet. I just created a wallet with @hashpack for HBAR and have separate wallets for other assets. It was very easy to set up. Just write down your seed phrase and store it somewhere safe. I suggest using a pen and paper and locking it in a safe. I know most people know this; just trying to help.

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  Omni G (@OmniG7) reported 54 minutes ago

  @SasuRobert It's started because of printing, the printing continued and got worse because of stables being able to be used as liquidity by hedge funds, and central banks to re-hypothicate bets, it's why we saw so many "glitches" (market manipulation) happened during 2020-2023. Coinbase ect are as much a part of the problem then the solution. Respectfully yours.

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  DigitalAssetLAB (@Digi_Asset) reported 55 minutes ago

  Coinbase has launched a tokenized US stock service on Base, its own blockchain. Users can hold tokenized shares of Apple, Nvidia, and others in self-custody wallets — and use them as collateral in DeFi protocols like Aave. The custodian Alpaca holds underlying shares 1:1 under ADGM (Abu Dhabi) regulation, with a bankruptcy-remote structure. More tickers coming within weeks. #RWA #TokenizedStocks #DeFi

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  Yannimoto (@Yannimoto) reported 1 hour ago

  Excited to launch Bitwise Automated Token Portfolios (ATPs) today. Before today, if you wanted a professionally designed stock portfolio, you bought a fund - if you could. Access was gated, and anything new took months to launch. Bitwise ATPs change that. Tokenized equities tracking Bitwise-designed models, delivered directly to your wallet. You hold the assets, and they're composable onchain. Powered by Coinbase equities and Glider infrastructure. Vaults, ATPs, and more coming. The design space for onchain investing just got bigger yet again.

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  Brunos (@hoodbrunos) reported 1 hour ago

  Fun fact: Base doesn't have its own token because it doesn't need one — sequencer fees just get paid in ETH, and profits flow back to Coinbase and the OP Collective. No token, no problem. That's the quiet flex of building on someone else's stack wisely.

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  Ta𝕏Reasons (@ReasonsTax) reported 1 hour ago

  @maxibitcat @coinbase I don’t think most people do and that’s the problem.

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  Dan | Clipur.com (@danisdriven) reported 1 hour ago

  @coinbase Bitcoin refuses to stay down