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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	11 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	14 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	2 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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  Zeeko (@ZeeekoSol) reported 4 minutes ago

  @drkwyd Coinbase locked my account 3 years ago with 70k in it and never got the money back from them **** coinbase @coinbase

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  Peter (@PeteClubSeven) reported 4 minutes ago

  People keep trying to make this black and white. It seems people are allowed two beliefs: 1. Bitcoin-only is inherently more secure. 2. Bitcoin-only is a meaningless purity test. Matt's response is the correct one. It's undeniable that supporting shitcoins requires spending time away from bitcoin unless you can fund your shitcoinery via the money shitcoins bring in. That doesn't mean and never meant that products which aren't bitcoin-only should never be used, they can still be better than the alternatives. If the result of this incident is that the only valid belief becomes #2 then people have skipped the thinking stage and jumped to yet another silly soundbite which is devoid of all nuance. I believe in bitcoin-only, I never entered this industry to work on shitcoins and I decry platforms like Coinbase who wish to sell my loved ones the latest "cumrockets" token, NFT or other pump and dump. Hell, everywhere I've worked was bitcoin-only. However, I've never once called Casa a bad service. Their assisted multisig is one of the most beginner friendly in the industry, it's cheap and their promotion of shitcoins (ETH) is relatively minimal. I would buy a Trezor, BitBox or Foundation device, I would just choose to use them in bitcoin-only mode and I would direct others to do the same if those devices best met their needs, even though I prefer bitcoin-only companies. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.

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  Guy Swann (@TheGuySwann) reported 5 minutes ago

  Coldcard has lasted longer than Coinbase. That’s no measure. And the bug wasn’t introduced until 2020-2021. Which is a big part of the problem. They had already gained a long reputation for being safe, then they made it UNsafe for a stupid reason and no one bothered to “reverify.”

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  Crypto1775 (@1775Crypto) reported 9 minutes ago

  @KeysNCoins @APompliano I'm not saying self-custody is impossible. What I mean by myth is that all the insiders have sold the idea that self-custody is the way to mass adoption. It never will lead to that. There are far greater risks to self-custody than something like Coinbase for the average person.

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  Schadenfreude (@Schaden12162515) reported 10 minutes ago

  @statusquont @intangiblecoins Imagining you can recover stolen Bitcoin by showing a Coinbase receipt to the manager of the blockchain is peak comedy. Cryptography doesn’t care about your deposit history. If a hacker derives your weak seed, they own the key. There is no customer service desk to appeal to

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  Opti (@opti_x) reported 13 minutes ago

  So now you gotta be careful with cold wallets. Literally at this point it’s safer to park your BTC on coinbase. Unless you wanna diversify across wallets which becomes a mess. WTF bro lol

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  Yasu0x.hl🫀 (@yasu0x1) reported 14 minutes ago

  @buyerofponzi bro just wants to pay his bills and coinbase said nah you gotta admire the commitment to making simple things impossible

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  Cedric (@Cedric_Invests) reported 14 minutes ago

  $COIN just grabbed a record 10.3% share of global crypto trading, and still posted its third straight quarterly loss. Revenue came in at $1.22 billion against a $1.29 billion estimate, down 18.5% year-over-year. GAAP loss was $1.36 per share versus an expected $0.23-0.42 loss, a miss that's not close. Net loss for the quarter: $359.5 million. Stock fell as much as 14% and is now down nearly 40% year-to-date, 63% off its October high. Subscription and services revenue hit $555 million, almost matching the $599 million from trading fees, real progress on the "we're not just a Bitcoin bet" story Armstrong keeps pushing. So which is it. bitcoin:native down 27% this year and industry-wide trading volume fell over 20%, meaning Coinbase actually outperformed a shrinking market. Or the diversification story isn't moving fast enough to offset a business still tied to crypto's mood swings. Wall Street's split too: BTIG, Clear Street, and Goldman all cut targets but kept Buy ratings. Barclays already had the lowest target on the Street and just went Underweight. Retail's reaction is the strangest part. Message volume about Coinbase on Stocktwits more than tripled overnight, way more people talking about it than usual, and the tone of that chatter actually got less bearish, not more, right after one of its worst quarters as a public company. A market-share record buried inside a bad quarter. Is that a company doing well in a bad environment, or a bad environment finally exposing the company?

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  Pattyc7122 (@pa_ttyc) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TeddySFreeze Coinbase restricted my access to my account for no reason, and I lost everything in it.

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  Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported 21 minutes ago

  @supDennn I read about your ETH sent from RH to Coinbase missing for over 24 hours with no pending tx. An unconfirmed transfer between exchanges often sits in mempool limbo or a routing error, both leave a traceable footprint. I can surface what the blockchain shows if you'd like

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  Angry Teaspoon (@RawlsJeffr25988) reported 24 minutes ago

  @decodejar I keep my Solana staked on plain old Coinbase exchange…. I’ve had all my crypto on the exchange for 6 years, I’ve never used a fancy over priced hardware wallet or anything like that. I’ve never had any issues, no money lost. The people who bash exchange holding are just nerds who have no real idea either… I’m sorry for the people who have lost money, but this gives me confidence in my decisions.

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  Dipper (@dipperdao) reported 25 minutes ago

  @natealex retarded UI, high spread, insane fee , dont give a **** about their users have no idea why coinbase still a thing atp

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  Dr. Robin (@PetDoctorAngst) reported 26 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong You think data centers are good for America and Coinbase is holding my crypto hostage for no reason. **** You on both counts!

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  Craig Berg (@CraigBerg378529) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Toni241179 too bad coinbase is a **** exchange!!!!

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  MacAngler (@MacAngler00) reported 29 minutes ago

  @kenkohpilot First time I on-boarded at CoinBase they froze my funds for 60 days. No customer support. Just wait. Haven’t used them since.

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  Blossom Invest (@DjR3dar0327) reported 32 minutes ago

  @crypto_banter @a16zcrypto @cdixon Clarity Act needs a swift vote so crypto can finally trade as a formal, protected asset class under real federal rules — proper audits, customer asset segregation, anti-fraud standards — and never see another FTX. Peers already doing it right: 🇪🇺 EU (MiCA fully live July 2026)~244 licensed CASPs. Compliant platforms now handle ~83% of European volume. Market consolidated around strong players (Coinbase, Kraken, OKX etc.), more institutional flow, unlicensed firms largely pushed out. Safer rails, passportable license. 🇸🇬 Singapore (MAS DPT licensing)~38 licensed providers under strict Payment Services Act rules (custody segregation, AML, capital). Clean, high-trust institutional & retail trading continues steadily. 🇦🇪 UAE / Dubai (VARA)50+ fully licensed VASPs. ~$680B+ virtual asset transaction volumes in 2025 alone. Fast-growing hub for exchanges + tokenisation under a dedicated regulator + zero personal tax. Japan also runs a mature FSA-registered regime with mandatory cold storage and segregation since the post-Mt. Gox era. Clear rules don’t kill markets — they filter out bad actors and let good ones scale. US should lead, not lag. Pass Clarity.

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  majin.eth (@MAJllIN) reported 33 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseDuck They are maxis for eth like you are for coin.. no reason to say cry harder like we are children. I will say this is an area where Coinbase can do better, it’s free real estate to hold seq eth and be a bit more vocal in support.

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  Pastor Coin (@pastorcoin) reported 33 minutes ago

  The bitcoin **** purity test culture is dead. Not sure how any of us can look someone in the eyes seriously and judge them for not living up to our standards of what a bitcoiner is. So many, including me, recommended Cold Card because we believed it was the best wallet for bitcoin. They were bitcoin only. Exemplified the bitcoin ethos and toxic **** culture. THEY were responsible for the worst wallet exploit ever. And it was mostly bitcoin only maxis who got royally gutted by this. Not 💩coiners. Not yield chasers. Bitcoin only **** hodlers who did everything right. I had to spend the last 4 days calling everyone I recommended to use this bitcoin only HWW piece of garbage. I had friends over at 9pm at night to move funds safely. Never been so stressed in my life. Meanwhile my friends with bitcoin on coinbase, in ETFs and who use Trezor and dabble in a little 💩 coins slept like a baby. At this point, do what is best for you and your families. Bitcoin is still the best money. It's still the future. It's going to get better. But I will no longer be passing any judgment on anyone for their financial decisions, how they hold bitcoin or any other asset. Everyone needs to be responsible for the choices they make. Be educated. Take other people's views into account. But don't do stuff just so you can fit into a club you think is cool. Do stuff cause you think it's the best for you and those you love. BITCOIN will win.

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  Peanutz (@56km0dem) reported 38 minutes ago

  @BTCBreadMan True, you could still lose a portion if Coinbase or Fidelity ever got hacked, but they literally have entire teams working 24/7 just on security. That’s a very different risk profile than pure self custody.

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  HIMESH BHATT (@himesh12) reported 39 minutes ago

  @TCryptus Honestly this is a garbage coin and this will .10 cents soon not to mention a delisting from Coinbase due to consistent low volume those bullish divergences don’t mean jack when there is no volume and whales are dumping coins this is going back to the groove 0.07 cents eventually

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  Uosdwis R Dewoh (@DavidWalso94319) reported 40 minutes ago

  The self custody purists who looked down on those who trusted Coinbase, and relentlessly pushed self-custody are looking pretty bad.

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  Dark Horse Digital (@drkhrsedigital) reported 41 minutes ago

  @coinbase your platform is garbage during high volume days for derivatives.

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  Dr. Knockamoto (@jram_01) reported 45 minutes ago

  I feel like just experiences an extinction level event, the type of stuff Darwin wrote about… out of nowhere boom so many lives, plans, retirements changed in an instant… and right before one of the biggest catalysts set to take place… it’s mind blowing the scale of this event and it’s the type of event that will ripple… So what have I observed across X…. Not much I didn’t already know… Your on your own and if you depend on others you could get slaughtered… RISK MITIGATION, those with all their eggs in one basket never knew what this meant and have paid the price, they prioritized being able to see their total balance on one screen… Another opinion is this would never happen at Coinbase or Fidelity because they are doing custody for the ETFs and they would never make mistakes like this…. It’s unverifiable but is very plausible, the level of intelligence actively working at those firms SHOULD. out match anything at a small buisness… this has always been the case…. Either way everyone has to play the same game CUSTODY is the model we don’t have Bitcoin without the wallets and someone somewhere has to generate the wallets and manage the keys…. What changes for me… nothing.. what am I doing and how am I doing it.. I never say… Why? I’m not responsible for you and it’s my risk to be taken and my RISK MITIGATION plan I’m executing… This doesn’t get easier folks, the hard part wasn’t getting the Bitcoin, it’s keeping the Bitcoin…. Stay Solvent Everyone!!!!!

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  Tindorr 🌯 (@0xTindorr) reported 47 minutes ago

  Morpho launched Morpho Midnight, its fixed-rate product, two weeks ago. Fixed-rate lending onchain has already failed once. The 2020–2022 wave, like Yield, Element, etc., never achieved real PMF. But I think @Morpho Midnight looks much better this time: Looking back at the earlier fixed-rate attempts, most struggled for four reasons 1. Liquidity fragmentation - You had to lock capital into one specific bucket to quote a rate. 2. Capital sat idle - If your offer wasn't matched, your money did nothing. Opportunity cost killed the supply side. 3. No institutional demand. The natural buyers of fixed-rate credit (treasuries, funds, term allocators) weren't onchain in 2021. Degens don't need fixed rates. 4. No secondary market. Once matched, you were locked. Early exit meant eating a spread or nothing. Midnight addresses all four at the mechanism level. 1. Multi-market offers: One unit of USDC can simultaneously quote 5% for 30 days, 6% for 60 days, and 7% for 90 days. Only one gets taken. No forced fragmentation. This is the single biggest improvement versus the old ones. 2. Capital stays productive: Until a Midnight offer is matched, the same USDC continues earning variable yield on Morpho Blue. You’re not giving up the bird in the hand. 3. Fungible, tokenized positions: Positions are zero-coupon style units. You buy at a discount to face and redeem at par at maturity. They are fungible and can be traded before maturity. 4. Demand side is different this cycle: Institutions are now actively looking for predictable term structures onchain. The distribution channels (Coinbase, Kraken, Bitwise, SG-Forge, etc.) already exist around Morpho. The 2021 products died because they launched before the demand existed and shipped with capital-inefficient mechanics. Midnight fixes the mechanism problems, and the institutional rails are actually present this time. Still extremely early. Watching active loans growth closely.

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  Strictly4MyBitcoin (@IBIT4Life) reported 51 minutes ago

  @A5T3R0lD Why are you guys letting Victor continue to spew nonsense? He's saying publicly traded companies Coinbase, Blackrock, etc are all frauds. The biggest companies in the world are frauds and 2 guys in hoodies are ok? WTF? @BritishHodl @TheSamsPodcast

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  Odogwu Herself (@IdaraImeh) reported 51 minutes ago

  Think about what makes a website safe to use. Not just that it loads, but that you can trust it, which took two separate technologies working together, HTTP to send data and TLS to prove it's real. AI agents paying for things online are going through the same split right now, except only half of it exists. x402 is the half that works. An agent hits a 402 response, pays with stablecoins, gets the resource, done in one request. Coinbase built it, and by mid-2026 a neutral foundation had grown past 40 members, Visa and Stripe and Google among them. But x402 asks the payer nothing at all, no account, no ID, nothing to verify. Fine for buying an API call. Not fine for anything the law actually regulates. @Concordium is the missing half, adding a verified identity check into that same payment step, so a seller learns who they're dealing with without ever seeing personal data.

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  Gold (@FiatFlameOut) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Mr_Derivatives Until their wallets are compromised. A wallet belongs to anyone with the right sequence of digits. ETFs coinbase are all the same. One line of flawed code or one disgruntled employee with the right access and it is gone. No recourse. Downside of decentralization. Gold has been and will continue to the the best decentralized store of value.

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  Wizard (@GrandWizardRoma) reported 53 minutes ago

  @nic_carter @ZynxBTC Yup, stuck with Coinbase, I maid a **** load of money, even when they got hacked, they would be the ones to absorb the hit. Why you’d want to not store your crypto with Coinbase is beyond me. Unless you’re doing crime or something.

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  CryptoNerd (@MaximusDeFIder) reported 54 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase No coinbase is not safe. I had $200,000 (200K) USD in coinbase and it was wash traded away against coinbases own policy and rules. The thieves used coinbase accounts to drain my account. Coinbase did nothing. I have received my funds back and coinbase won't respond. Users in Britain and other countries were made whole. Users in the US got screwed. Coinbase is not safe and will screw you over. Customer support is terrible.

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  JCYBER RECOVERY FIRM (@Jcyber_HQ) reported 56 minutes ago

  @aitradingtool Losing funds through both your Coinbase exchange and wallet with no meaningful resolution is incredibly frustrating. DM your wallet address, transaction details, and any case information, and I’ll help trace the funds, and assess options for possible recovery.