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	25 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	29 days 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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  Scott Irish (@ScottIrish10194) reported 5 minutes ago

  Coinbase delisted Pirate coin which i own a small amount of. I cant sell or convert it. Thats kinda a ***** trick. I feel they should have to give prior notice. If they did i must of missed it. Has anyone else had this problem? What are my options moving forward?

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  Justin Trimble (@justintrimble) reported 5 minutes ago

  This is good feedback. Learned Apple Pay charges a 3% processing fee, which is outdated asf. Should be flat rate. Will need a different provider. Also, @coinbase you need a better NFT custody solution built into the main login. There's too many different apps rn. @J0se, thoughts?

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  Jonathan Cantwell (@Jcantwell) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseBiz @sid_coelho Coinbase customer service is so bad they won’t even tell you why they don’t approve a business account, even if you have the perfect application and need for it and give them everything they ask for. They simply don’t care

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  Abdulrahman (@Aldahhas_) reported 8 minutes ago

  Bitcoin is still stuck around $63K, but the setup underneath is worth watching closely. 🟡 USDT Dominance: ~8.45% 🟡 BTC Dominance: ~58.6% 🔴 Coinbase Premium: ~-0.106 🟠 Open Interest: No major new confirmation 🟢 Funding: No signs of extreme leverage 🔴 ETF flows: -$56.2M in the latest session The biggest problem remains US spot demand. Coinbase Premium is still negative, while ETF flows remain weak. For the next 24–72H: 🟢 Bullish: 30% 🟡 Sideways: 41% 🔴 Bearish: 29% $62.5K remains the key support. A break below $62.5K alongside USDT.D >8.55% would increase the probability of $61K–$60K. For a real bullish confirmation, I want to see BTC reclaim $64K–$65K, Coinbase Premium turn positive, and USDT.D fall below 8.40%. For now: compression, not confirmation. $BTC #Bitcoin

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  Jonathan Poland (@mrplnd) reported 9 minutes ago

  @sourceryy @brian_armstrong STFU. It makes it so only rich people get richer? Anyone can buy stock in Coinbase. The Reg D’s are to protect unsophisticated investors that cannot bear the risk. Like all those ******** who bought most crypto just because bitcoin happened to be working out.

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  HawkEye (@BlinddaveC) reported 13 minutes ago

  Question $LTC In merge mining of S-Crypt... If/when mining $Doge do you receive a coinbase payout of both coins? Vice Versa? Does each chain match in time frame of 2.5 minutes to 1 minute, whereas each chain supports by giving the block to the other chain? %of consensus needed?

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  William Short (@WilliamShortss) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Guillaume88745 @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase As with any investment, it never hurt anyone to take profits. If you can, take out your original investment so the only risk is opportunity cost. I know a ton of people that bought crypto, see it pump but didn’t take profits. Now those cryptos are down massively.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 16 minutes ago

  @boredkideth robinhood chain leads l2 gross profit and hit $3.6m july revenue but prolab is right that it stays hard to play. numerous launchpads fragment liquidity and most copied plays from other chains end badly for traders. weekend dump hit across the board. frenis -41% 24h, boomer -51%, both sub-$250k mcap. cashcat holding 61k holders but took a 9.91% loss friday and now sits at $150m mcap. stonkbroker apr fell from 100%+ to 23% in 8 days and nft trades dropped 123 to 20 per day. rewards down 77% over the same window. lighter did $36.4b perps volume in july, third among perp dexs. robinhood wallet accounts for $98m of lighter's $33b 30-day total. base gaining dex share and moves more stables than any chain but absolute contribution declining. sentiment poor and volumes low. solana saw highest etf inflow since may 12. teraswitch routing fault knocked 28.83% of staked sol offline aug 12 but recovered in 40 minutes. coinbase deployed first production solana contract aug 14, a dex aggregator. institutions stacking eth at $1900. aave v4 crossed $500m deposits within a month of deployment. uni burn rate annualizes to $90m, retiring 25m uni. tether completed first independent big four audit by kpmg aug 14, confirming $6.814b reserve surplus. holds over 100k btc. btc open interest $47.46b, down 1.14% 24h. pengu appeared in target ad and leads top 20 trending coins on coingecko this week. venice ai launched lumara film festival for original ai movies, $100k prize pool, sept 15 deadline.

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  trenchmaxi (@trenchmaxi) reported 22 minutes ago

  @mememe69696969 @baseapp @coinbase you are coping so hard lets bet basecat wont send and cobie wont do **** who is he?? Sell it and ape the chinese bull gl

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  wani (@NazimWani7) reported 23 minutes ago

  @DegenOnBase_ @base Coinbase brian token has liquidity issue some users cant sell

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  Nomad (@JourneyMacro) reported 23 minutes ago

  Apparently, Brian can say anything except the one thing that removes trusted third parties “I've been working on a new electronic cash system that's fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party.” - Satoshi Nakamoto ------ Is it peer to peer or is it CeFi? If there's a third party involved, it's CeFi Coinbase and Solana are CeFi Ethereum is DeFi Few

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  codedLore (@NickLor04939359) reported 23 minutes ago

  @hodl2021 But it’ll most likely be trading above 10m in the coming weeks finding support there. I mean it’s support is back at 7m with better distro accords the board. Wallets w 0 sells are accumulating coinbase /binance funded hot wallets

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 25 minutes ago

  BITCOIN EXPOSURE MEANS THREE DIFFERENT THINGS IN A BROKERAGE APP: COINBASE $COIN Coinbase Global $COIN at $148.88 (Friday after hours), -$5.02 / -3.26% from Thursday's $153.90 close. Bitcoin is close to unchanged over the last day, yet the three ways most people hold it in a brokerage account have not moved together for months. That gap matters more than the price. The coins: Bitcoin $BTC at $63,290, +0.40% over 24 hours; Ethereum $ETH at $1,889, +0.34%. Quiet. Now measure it from bitcoin's record $126,198 on Oct 6, 2025: - Bitcoin itself: about -50%. - iShares Bitcoin Trust $IBIT at $35.65 (Friday after hours), -$0.23 / -0.64% from Thursday's $35.88 close - and -50.4% from its 52-week high of $71.82, set that same Oct 6. A spot ETF holds real bitcoin in custody, so its share price shadows the coin. That near-match is the design working. - Coinbase: -63.0% from its 52-week high of $402.16 on Oct 10. It is a business, not a coin. It earns fees on trading ACTIVITY, so a sleepy market bills less even when the price holds. - Strategy $MSTR, formerly MicroStrategy, at $93.10 (Friday after hours), -$4.00 / -4.12% from Thursday's $97.10 close - and -75.0% from its 52-week high of $372.62. It borrowed to buy and hold bitcoin, and borrowed money magnifies both ways. Coinbase's Q2, reported July 30: transaction revenue $599.2M, -21% from the prior quarter, against subscription and services revenue of $555.1M - a record 48% of net revenue. GAAP net loss $359M. Bitcoin-linked transactions are now 12% of revenue, down from over half historically. Two forces pushed this week. Japan: the Bank of Japan has held its rate at 1.0% since June while warning core inflation should run clearly above 2%, and Friday brought reports it is preparing a hike - next meeting September 17-18, market-implied odds of a quarter-point rise near 51%. Japan is the world's cheapest place to borrow; pricier money there gets speculative assets sold first. Supply: U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs shed $389.7M over Aug 10-14 (SosoValue), the largest weekly withdrawal in six weeks, after taking in $853M the week before. Listed miners sold more than 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026 - more than in all of 2025 combined - to fund a pivot into AI data-center hosting. Len5 read: neither Coinbase nor Strategy is on any of the six. Hypergrowth hunts early, fast-growing disruptors, and Coinbase's transaction revenue is shrinking, not compounding; a return to growth there would change that. Quality-Value wants a durable business at a fair price, and a GAAP loss is not that earnings power; sustained profits put it in scope. Strategy fails the same test: its results are bitcoin's results. Income is out for both - no dividend. These are speculative, high-volatility holdings, and the past ten months proved it three ways. If you own one because you wanted bitcoin, the job this weekend is confirming which you actually bought.

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  big z (@zectrillionaire) reported 28 minutes ago

  Holy **** crypto volume is ******* dead today. Coinbase says trailing 24 hour Zcash spot volume is 5 million. I assume all the other exchanges are lying so CB is the only one that matters. What ******** is going on.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 28 minutes ago

  @SonOfClawDraws @grok @Boardy ai agent payment rails fracturing across three incompatible settlement layers x402 handles most volume through blockrun but agents need usdc on base for coinbase services, one-shot bridging through metamask agent wallet, and verifiable inference credits on near each rail solves locally but cross-layer agent operations revert to manual bridges with 1-19 minute lags what survives when an agent needs to atomically pay for inference, bridge position capital, and settle a service call

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  Dan (@sxnxad) reported 29 minutes ago

  @DEGENNTV @coinbase @brian_armstrong Horrible site. Fees are also ridiculous as well

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  JP (@onchainjp) reported 29 minutes ago

  @baseapp @yummmycrypotato Hey @cobie, I'd like to file a complaint to the Coinbase support team Intern sent me a drainer and said 不许在赌场里哭

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  darrow.eth (@TheFarrow) reported 33 minutes ago

  🚨 THIS IS THE ENTIRE ARGUMENT IN ONE EXAMPLE: Put $10,000 away for 1 year. 🏦 JPMORGAN / CHASE SAVINGS APY: 0.01% Your $10,000 earns you: $1.00 🪙 COINBASE USDC Rewards: 3.50% Your $10,000 earns approximately: $350.00 Same $10,000. Same 1 year. JPMorgan: $1 Coinbase: $350 That's 350X more paid to the customer. Even subtracting a $4.99/month Coinbase One membership: Coinbase ≈ $290 net JPMorgan = $1 So when traditional banks argue that stablecoin rewards need to be restricted, THIS is the math consumers should be looking at. The question shouldn't be: "How do we protect banks from stablecoins?" It should be: "Why is one company able to pay the customer hundreds of times more for essentially idle dollars?" Competition isn't the problem. The lack of competition is. #ClarityAct @coinbase

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  Peter -CT (@Peter_CT93) reported 36 minutes ago

  The World Gold Council CEO says Bitcoin goes to zero, and the crowd's first instinct is to laugh. That's the tell. The last time establishment types were this publicly dismissive of an asset, it was the bottom, not the top. The gold lobby's Bitcoin take misses what's actually happening on-chain. BTC is holding $63k while spot volume sits at levels not seen since 2019. That's a coiled spring, not a dying asset. The Coinbase premium index logged its longest negative streak on record, 90 days of US sellers, yet the price refuses to break down. Someone is absorbing that supply. Mark Cuban says chips are the new crypto. That's the same energy as gold bugs saying Bitcoin is the new tulip. Every cycle, the old guard finds a shiny new distraction while the real asset grinds higher. The crowd loves narratives, but the tape doesn't lie. Watch the funding. Perp funding is still positive even with spot volume this thin. That means leveraged longs are paying to stay in while cash buyers sit on the sidelines. When that flips negative, the squeeze will be violent. $BTC is the trade, and the crowd is looking everywhere but here.

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  cefuli (@cefuli) reported 37 minutes ago

  Genuinely no idea how ******** coinbase is still in operation, the most retarded humans on earth are running that pile of dogshit

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  Ozmium (@ozonchain) reported 40 minutes ago

  "BuT wHeRe'S tHe 24 HoUr StReAm?" It's coming back soon I promise! It's not just a "turn on computer and run OBS" kind of stream, so I'm working out some unique performance issues that come with a "digital station" like this. Especially for making boring charts a little less boring and a bit more weather channel feeling especially for normies like me. The data is aggregated from multiple sources (Coinbase Advanced Trade API Websockets, yFinance, etc.) The chart visuals focus on the comparison of the current 30 bars of 1m~1H depending on data, against a 4H window. The gold and silver lines behind the candles show where the other candles fit alongside things as a general indicator. Then the chart is created on-demand using real-time using a laundry list of formulas for specific effects and indicators. Market data is collected and historic data is backfilled so the formulas and the chart always the necessary pieces to render everything (candles, volume bars, price, candle high and low, window range.) This data will also be made available via x402 in the near future and may deploy "beat any price" mechanisms so AI Agents don't have to go anywhere else to get price matching on market API's we can offer better or even free at times. Lots of aesthetic added to the charts now. The aurora cloud around the candles, the support and resistance signage (and the storm that appears during 'fighting'), the city-or-prairie consensus line which oscillates between red and green? All these are derived from TA formulas (some standard, some proprietary) including generative components like grass, poppy fields, and an emerald city while following the "yellow brick road" line in the subgraph. Same with the projections to the right where you can see some range and directional projections behind the mark price and index line. The TA data for the charts is being moved off-screen, but being made available via the app or websocket subscription including everything that goes into making the visuals on-screen (for example, the "auroras" are made of price line TA formulas, so a payload would include all the price line labels and that frame's values.) So if you want your AI Agent to "watch" the stream but it's not audiovisual, it'll have a text-based feed of the visual information anyway to use. All of that, for every asset pair that can be supported, online 24/7/365 for on-demand and streaming use. It's a lot of work. I may have to make sacrifices (e.g., debating right now on if I want to focus on a spread of assets or on mirroring the assets of specific platforms' listings) depending on what performs best and what early supporters ask for the most. Make your requests heard!

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  Anon (@CryptoD35828398) reported 41 minutes ago

  @scottmelker Fk the cold wallet ****. They keep finding ways to get your info either to hack or rob you. Don't be surprised that the crypto land will be quiet for a long time. People don't have faith in it. My friends have moved their holdings to ETF or Coinbase. ETF seems to be safest now

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  Gains 🐂🀄️ (@MissionGains) reported 41 minutes ago

  Base fumbled hard on Coinbase Man Brian and seen how Robinhood is playing Cashcat so they decided to crime up a Basecat I think this time with the proper guidance and slow steps being done they can actually make this one work Cobie is laying down the signs now, lets see

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  TU_Crypto_News (@TU_Crypto_News) reported 50 minutes ago

  Vaya AI has launched an agent-powered line of credit using the x402 protocol, drawing public praise from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong. The product lets agents access credit for completing user tasks, extending crypto’s push into automated financial services.

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  Sarraf (@traderr22) reported 51 minutes ago

  Coinbase uses its #Base network as a bridge to bring enterprises to Web3. Vanar can offer companies a "ready-to-use AI staff" hire service by partnering with enterprise-focused B2B projects in the #Coinbase Ventures portfolio. #vanry

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  The AI Therapist (@TheAIShrink) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Cryptic_Web3 @coinbase Agents need cheap rails. x402 replaces API keys with wallet addresses. The SaaS seat model just got disrupted by the crypto block.

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  Karamata_ 💎 (@Karamata2_2) reported 53 minutes ago

  🔥 The next big catalyst I’m watching on $HYPE is AQAv2 launching Aug 26. But first let’s check the core machine: - $184.8B 30d perp volume - $11.72B OI, above the ~$11.07B July record - active perp traders also hit an ATH of 263K But fees/revenue tell a different story: - 30d fees ~$44.8M, holder revenue ~$31.1M - revenue down 43% from the Q3 2025 peak So OI + users basically making new highs while the revenue line is still way below peak. Part of that is the price of opening Hyperliquid to builders. Builders now run roughly half of platform volume and keep up to 50% of the fees on it, so volume ATHs stopped translating directly into the P&L. TradeXYZ is now doing ~$106.5B 30d perp volume with ~$4.28B OI, ~58% of Hyperliquid's total volume and 37% of OI. - RWA perps already hit ~$3.6B OI in July - did ~$25B / 52% of Hyperliquid weekly volume during July 13-19 This is clearly not just a crypto perp exchange anymore. But builder distribution also means economics get shared with deployers. Hyperliquid can expand notional volume faster than the revenue actually accruing back to HYPE. Which is why AQAv2 is the actual alpha imo. It starts capturing ~90% of the yield on the ~$6B of USDC sitting on Hyperliquid and routes it straight to the Assistance Fund. Coinbase handles the treasury side, Circle the technical/mint-redeem/CCTP side. Both stake 500K $HYPE, so 1M $HYPE total sits behind the arrangement. - ~$160-206M projected annualized revenue - roughly a quarter of Hyperliquid's current ~$747M annualized run-rate - first payment Oct 3, and it's not tied to trading volume at all At ~$56 HYPE that's ~$17.1M/month from AQAv2. ~304K $HYPE/month of bids at a static price. Stack the current ~$31.1M 30d holder-revenue run rate on top and you're at ~$48.2M/month buyback capacity, ~858K $HYPE theoretically, every single month. - HIP-3 brings equities, commodities and macro markets - HIP-4 adds outcomes/prediction markets - AQAv2 monetizes the USDC collateral those products keep inside the system Let $HYPE turbo run it up to 3 figs later this year.

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  Param Thakkar (@paramthakkar23) reported 53 minutes ago

  @neural_avb @dhtikna But at the same I think it's also quite strange that stripe and coinbase have huge offices in India but can't support it's citizens due to these regulations 🥲

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  RecoverIt Asset Recovery™ (@Recoverlt) reported 59 minutes ago

  @SurfBaker I can understand the frustration when a wire is debited but still hasn’t appeared in Coinbase. The transfer confirmation and deposit records may help pinpoint where the funds are sitting. I can assess the available evidence and see what can realistically be done.

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  Dirtballer (@Dirtballer420) reported 60 minutes ago

  @jay_kair @CocosLair @0FJAKE Most of us are Coinbase customers, too. But now I’m beginning to wonder why. Gettin real tired of their ****.