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	18 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	22 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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  posted through it (@vpyjg67272879) reported 19 seconds ago

  @DegenerateNews @coinbase @brian_armstrong lol this happened to me too. i bought a nft once thinking it was freedom fighting and lost everything. send help

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  Weston (@Weston2153) reported 46 seconds ago

  @BitPaine Strategy should be doing self custody. They are an enterprise software company. I would trust their custody software over whatever garbage code Coinbase produces. They can't even keep their exchange running when BTC pumps.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 1 minute ago

  @SilverSurferXAX spark grew tvl 16% while defi fell 23% and runs $3.5b institutional credit. maple plugged into robinhood's 30m users and holds 4.8% of tokenized funds by issuer. ixs and redbelly both down 99% from ath. ixs has coinbase ventures backing and $100m tvl. redbelly has 15k tps testnet spec but $8m mcap and no product traction yet. spark and maple already moved capital at scale. ixs has partnerships but needs revival. redbelly is infrastructure thesis without adoption proof.

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  CHATALYSTAR | P2P | Creator Platform (@Chatalystar) reported 9 minutes ago

  @bhupesh_vn Our integration makes buying USDC super simple with Coinbase. Members just sign in, purchase USDC through their credit card on our platform and their wallet is loaded ready to send direct to creators.

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  CryptoPulse (@CryptoPulseGLBL) reported 9 minutes ago

  🔔#Today's Headlines 1. #BTC breaks through $65,000 2. Former U.S. Secretary of Defense calls on the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act as soon as possible, calling it a national security bill 3. @Samsung confirms it will introduce stablecoin functionality to Samsung Wallet within this year 4. Morgan Stanley: Raises Zhipu’s target price by nearly 72%; hashing power acquisition and new financing support strong growth 5. South Korea’s People Power Party proposes delaying taxation on virtual assets until 2030 6. @coinbase CEO: Cryptocurrency has significantly improved global financial accessibility 7. @HyperliquidX burns $575,000 worth of HYPE in a single day; total cumulative burns have reached 47.59 million tokens 8. The crypto industry is undergoing an “Internet bubble-style” shakeout; over 100 projects have shut down in 2026 9. Michael Saylor Shares Bitcoin Tracker Updates Again 10. An address believed to belong to a miner transferred 1,019 BTC to Binance, worth approximately $66.42 million

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  XyoPanda.Base.Eth (@XyoPanda) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ashcotXBT Im thinking Cards Onramp / offramp service Savings account / Regular spending account Possible referral system 🤔 <- idk about the last part. Thats a big mabye All on chain via smart contracts Coinbase smart wallet intergration 🤔🤔🤔🤔 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

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  Tulips (@alkhadji) reported 10 minutes ago

  🚨$XRP Momentum Is Starting to Show Its Hand!🚨 Another week kicking off, and we're starting to see momentum come through. IMO, XRP is STILL working its way toward the $0.87 macro support on Coinbase. The expected pauses along the way are EXACTLY what we want to see! First is $1.00. That's a major psychological level AND Binance's macro .786 retracement (hasn't been tested in that market), so continued reaction/consolidation here makes complete sense... It gives the RSI time to cool off and selling pressure weaken. From there, I'm watching for momentum to build into a stronger break, potentially around midweek...? #xrpcrypto #xrpupdate #cryptocurrencies

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  AppleNvidia ∞ KIN (@AppleNvidia) reported 16 minutes ago

  Due to Coinbase Commerce winding down its services in several countries, my web app currently does not have a reliable method for accepting cryptocurrency payments. I’ll be integrating MoonPay as an alternative payment solution to restore crypto payment functionality

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  ChoPaeng Momma (@ChoPaeng_TV) reported 17 minutes ago

  If you believe you lost around $10K through a Coinbase-related issue, preserve your transaction records, account history, screenshots, and support communications, then contact @TrevorRecovery1 for legal guidance on possible recovery options.

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  Ivan Bermejo (@Ibermejocatalan) reported 17 minutes ago

  Cloudflare and Coinbase launched the x402 Foundation. Built on HTTP 402, the status code the web reserved for payments and never used. Now AI agents on Cloudflare Workers can pay for API access in USDC on Base. No card rails, no billing dashboard. The agent hits the endpoint, gets a 402 response with a price, signs a stablecoin tx, and the content unlocks. AWS CloudFront already adopted it too. This is plumbing. The kind that makes agent-to-agent commerce default infrastructure, not a demo.

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  picdoc581 (@picdoc581) reported 18 minutes ago

  I think one of the most underappreciated catalysts for the next Bitcoin bull market is the potential shift from discretionary demand to structural, automatic demand. Imagine BTC eventually becomes a standard 1-3% allocation in model portfolios and target-date retirement funds, while MSTR gains inclusion in the S&P 500. Suddenly, billions of dollars flowing into 401(k)s, pensions, index funds and managed portfolios creates recurring direct or indirect Bitcoin exposure. No Coinbase account required. No retail FOMO required. No conscious decision to buy BTC required. The spot ETFs solved the access problem. The next phase could be making Bitcoin a default component of traditional portfolios. That would fundamentally change the demand structure for an asset with a fixed supply.

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  GoldCoin (@goldcoin) reported 19 minutes ago

  Some history doesn’t need hype. Goldcoin’s Genesis Block #0 dates back to May 2013. Embedded permanently in its coinbase: “The Times 14/May/2013 Justice Dept. Opens Criminal Inquiry Into I.R.S. Audits” Written into the chain at genesis. Still there 13 years later. Goldcoin. Est. 2013. solana:Hn6Kdxs6cJrXDLvArAief8ueTgdZLkRacLPPUZo2pump

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  Luzid (@Luzid717) reported 20 minutes ago

  If you use @coinbase One, check your billing history. I bought an annual subscription in May, cancelled before the next billing cycle (in 2027). Coinbase then cancelled my entire annual subscription that I already paid for then continued to charge my bank $299.99….8 TIMES! All the while I had no access to the annual subscription that I paid for. The support team has been suspect whenever I speak to them. They’re scamming me, who else?

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  The Feed (@TheFeed_HQ) reported 21 minutes ago

  ARMSTRONG SAYS CRYPTO DESERVES MORE CREDIT FOR FINANCIAL ACCESS — BUT THE METRICS THAT MATTER AREN'T PRICE CHARTS The Coinbase CEO isn’t defending crypto against skeptics alone. He’s naming exactly where adoption already happens every day worldwide: Stablecoins deliver dollar-denominated balances anyone can hold and send at near-zero cost around the clock; DeFi replaces credit checks with collateral logic accessible globally; tokenized equities bring American stock markets within reach for billions who lack brokerage relationships; Bitcoin gives savers an inflation-resistant store outside central-bank printing press decisions. Together these compose practical infrastructure rather than theoretical promises. If you measure success purely through hashtags or ticker volatility you ignore hundreds millions active wallets transacting genuinely useful services daily. Armstrong acknowledges remaining gaps—regulatory ambiguity custody vulnerabilities liquidity limits consumer protections all still unresolved. Yet failing credit earned where precedent exists confuses unfinished business with absence achievement. a smartphone plus internet connection remains gateway modern finance could finally provide everyone earlier generations excluded systematically forever? Question worth sitting with before dismissing everything built recently simply because tomorrow still requires building further

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  Raphael🎮🍀 (@raphdecreator) reported 21 minutes ago

  The past few days have been rough for $HPP holders, and the community deserves to know what happened and where @aergo_io stand. On August 3, Upbit ended trading support for AERGO and chose not to continue with HPP. Instead, they carried out the AERGO to HPP token swap for their users at a 1:1 ratio. Upbit honoring that swap protected their users, and that matters. But losing Upbit trading support has hit market sentiment hard, and the team is not pretending otherwise. What needs to be clear is this: an exchange listing decision does not change what $HPP is or what it is building. @aergo_io fundamentals are intact. 💠HPP has a fixed supply of 1.7 billion tokens with no inflation. 💠Reserves are held under BitGo institutional custody and audited by CertiK. 💠Token unlocks follow a long-dated vesting schedule under AIP-21. 💠Governance runs on-chain through HPP Agora. None of that changed on August 3. $HPP remains listed on every other DAXA member exchange: Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit, and Gopax as well as HTX, Gate, Crypto. com, LBank, and others. If you received #HPP through the swap, you can trade and transfer through these platforms today. Development has not slowed. #HPP Mainnet, the AI infrastructure stack, x402 Facilitator status alongside Coinbase and Polygon, the Ecosystem Grant Program, Staking Season 2 all of it is moving on schedule. Markets react to events. Protocols are built on longer timelines. The focus remains on building, communicating openly, and letting what gets shipped speak for itself. $HPP #HousePartyProtocol

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  PixieGaga ✨ (@PixieGaga_NFT) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AptosLabs @coinbase @Aptos It's good to know there are projects thinking ahead about these kinds of security issues.

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  CasiTrades 🔥 (@CasiTrades) reported 36 minutes ago

  🚨 ripple:native Momentum Is Starting to Show Its Hand! 🚨 Another week kicking off, and we're starting to see momentum come through. IMO, XRP is STILL working its way toward the $0.87 macro support on Coinbase. The expected pauses along the way are EXACTLY what we want to see! First is $1.00. That's a major psychological level AND Binance's macro .786 retracement (hasn't been tested in that market), so continued reaction/consolidation here makes complete sense... It gives the RSI time to cool off and selling pressure weaken. From there, I'm watching for momentum to build into a stronger break, potentially around midweek...? #xrpcrypto #xrpupdate #cryptocurrencies

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  Minty (@BCHMinty) reported 40 minutes ago

  BCH mining pool distribution over the last 1,000 blocks: JCBCH 21%, ViaBTC 16%, with 14% unattributed to any known pool. Multiple independent operators, no single entity controlling the chain. That's the baseline — now here's what it actually means. Proof-of-work security is often framed as a single number: hashrate. BCH is currently running at 3.36 EH/s — 3.36 quintillion SHA-256 computations per second, continuously. That's the raw security budget. But hashrate alone doesn't tell you whether the chain is controlled by one entity or fifty. Pool distribution is the other half of the picture, and it's the half that determines whether "decentralized" is a real property or a marketing claim. The mechanism behind pool distribution matters. A mining pool is an operator that coordinates hashing power from many individual miners, aggregates their work, and splits the block reward proportionally. Individual miners join pools because solo mining at 3.36 EH/s network hashrate gives a small miner vanishingly small odds of finding a block alone. Pools smooth out that variance. The tradeoff is that the pool operator decides which transactions to include and which chain tip to build on — so pool concentration is a real governance question, not just a technical footnote. At 21% for JCBCH and 16% for ViaBTC, neither pool is anywhere near the 51% threshold that would enable chain reorganization attacks. The remaining 63% of hashrate is distributed across other pools and unattributed miners — the 14% unknown category is particularly interesting, because unattributed coinbase outputs often represent miners who haven't bothered to tag their blocks, which tends to correlate with smaller independent operators rather than large coordinated pools. A large pool has strong incentives to brand its blocks for marketing purposes. A solo miner or small operation often doesn't. Compare this to BTC's pool distribution, which has shown persistent concentration concerns. Foundry USA and AntPool have together controlled 40-50% of BTC hashrate during various recent periods. BCH's distribution, with no single pool above 25% and meaningful unattributed hashrate, is a healthier spread by the standard decentralization metrics. BCH and BTC share SHA-256 proof-of-work. This is worth dwelling on. Every ASIC mining BTC is physically capable of mining $BCH. The same hardware, the same electricity, the same chip fabrication. BCH miners are not a separate population with separate equipment — they're participants in the same SHA-256 mining ecosystem making allocation decisions based on relative profitability. When BCH's relative profitability rises, hashrate flows toward BCH. When it falls, hashrate flows away. The network adjusts via ASERT — BCH's difficulty algorithm, activated November 2020, which adjusts every block rather than every 2,016 blocks like BTC. This means BCH difficulty tracks actual miner participation continuously. A pool that leaves takes its hashrate with it, and difficulty drops within blocks, not weeks. The ASERT algorithm is underappreciated as a decentralization tool. Because difficulty adjusts every block, BCH is more responsive to hashrate fluctuations than BTC. A sudden drop in participation (a large pool going offline, a miner switching chains) doesn't produce a two-week period of slow blocks. It produces a handful of slow blocks, then difficulty recalibrates. This makes BCH more resilient to the kind of pool-level disruption that can strand transactions on chains with slower difficulty adjustment. The long-run security model for any proof-of-work chain requires transaction fees to eventually replace the block subsidy as the primary miner incentive. BCH's current block subsidy is 3.125 BCH per block — roughly $673 at current prices. The next halving is approximately 566 days out, around February 2028, when that drops to 1.5625 BCH. BCH's path to fee-sustained security is volume at low fees rather than scarcity at high fees. The chain processed 11,546 transactions in the last 24 hours at a median fee of $0.00092. That's not generating enormous fee revenue yet — but the architecture is designed to scale volume, not fees. A chain processing millions of daily transactions at sub-cent fees generates real aggregate fee revenue. The pool distribution today is supported primarily by the subsidy; the pool distribution in 2030 will depend on whether transaction volume materializes. The current distribution — JCBCH, ViaBTC, and a meaningful unknown cohort — suggests a functional, competitive mining market. No single operator is in a position to dictate chain behavior. The 3.36 EH/s of SHA-256 security is spread across independent economic actors with independent infrastructure and independent incentives. That's what decentralized proof-of-work is supposed to look like. 3.36 EH/s. No pool above 21%. The chain keeps producing blocks.

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  Secrethq (@aaroncrosss) reported 40 minutes ago

  @BitcoinKeyAgent @coinbase @COLDCARDwallet Unfortunately.. in NY.. with the bit license, coinbase is as good as it gets. But yea, they do a bunch of shady ****.. ... don't even get me started on their dca feature that makes sure u buy btc $3k over market every time lol..

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  Kaspa Mode: ON (@KasConviction) reported 45 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong You talk a big game, but your own Coinbase still does not list Kaspa. Your gaslighting holds zero merit. You are being talked about by many with far more worth than yourself and Coinbase. Without ethics you would be of better service to yourself to just be quiet.

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  NetNinja (@NetNinja01) reported 45 minutes ago

  @milkshakemattyo Coinbase always goes down when big moves happen.

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  Ripplobar (@ripplobar) reported 47 minutes ago

  If stablecoins are driving deposit flight, by now all small community banks would be bankrupt because Coinbase and other crypto platforms have been paying yield (3.5% to 5%) on USDC since June 29, 2021. But JPMorgan says the Clarity Act is a problem. Robinhood pays 3.5% on uninvested cash sweeps. Why isn't Robinhood a threat to community bank deposits? The Clarity Act allows settlement via crypto rails, and banks will never allow competition. Make it make sense.

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  The Content Factory (@tcf_updates) reported 49 minutes ago

  🚨 BITCOIN AS INFLATION‑PROOF WEALTH, SAYS COINBASE CHIEF. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is doubling down on Bitcoin’s role as a long‑term store of wealth. In a recent podcast appearance, he said Bitcoin offers protection against inflation because its supply is fixed and cannot be expanded by governments. Armstrong argued that this scarcity is what makes Bitcoin behave like “digital gold,” a shift that has become more visible as everyday payments move to stablecoins instead. His comments come as Bitcoin trades near $64,500, well below its 2025 peak but still viewed by many investors as a hedge against currency debasement. Armstrong noted that attempts to make Bitcoin a daily payment tool, including the Lightning Network, never reached broad adoption. Instead, stablecoins such as USDT and USDC now dominate blockchain‑based payments, with a combined market size near $310 billion. Armstrong’s view reflects a wider trend: Bitcoin is increasingly treated as a savings asset, not spending money. That divide is shaping how crypto evolves, how regulators approach digital assets, and how global markets respond to inflation concerns.

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  Nomad (@JourneyMacro) reported 49 minutes ago

  It's self interest - Brian knows that a Crypto with high TPS will eventually replace Coinbase because it is a third party intermediary in transactions Almost every crypto exchange has compromised financial freedom because they're third parties, which is why they support BTC or made their own blockchain - Binance, Tether/Bitfinex, Bybit, okx, etc “Commerce on the Internet has come to rely almost exclusively on financial institutions serving as TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES to process electronic payments. While the system works well enough for most transactions, it still suffers from the inherent weaknesses of the trust based model… What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust, allowing any two willing parties to transact directly with each other WITHOUT THE NEED FOR A TRUSTED THIRD PARTY.” - Satoshi Nakamoto

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  Brandon (@storyofb) reported 50 minutes ago

  @BitcoinKeyAgent @coinbase @COLDCARDwallet I've been using it for nearly a decade and never had an issue with sending or receiving of any token. I also hold 50%+ on cold storage. Sounds like you are just triggering their red flags, which keeps Coinbase more secure than other exchanges.

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  Evolution0fMe (@EZCyptoPump) reported 51 minutes ago

  @coinbase withdrawal issues?

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  ₿itcain (@Bitcain21) reported 54 minutes ago

  @madenotgiven TLDR Bitcoin used to restrict data being added to the chain to a pretty small quantity, somewhat recently the capacity to store data was greatly increased. This led to the possibility that the total size of the blockchain would expand rapidly, making home nodes uneconomical/difficult, and that transaction fees would greatly increase as fewer could fit per block. A Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (or “BIP” in this case #111) was made which would make a 1 year restriction on “non-monetary data) critics would say it’s centralizing authority and controlling what counts and doesn’t count, which is antithetical to the Bitcoin ethos. Proponents would say that it maintains Bitcoin as money by protecting the transaction cost and helping keep node running decentralized. In actuality, BIP-110 was faulty, in that there were ways to get around the restriction and add more data, making the entire thing a little questionable to begin with. The suits come in because theoretically core development is becoming centralized/controlled by suit funding to the tune of $15 million, (funded by commitments from blackrock, Coinbase, strategy, and more) which fueled fear that the libertarian ethos of freedom money was at stake. I think gave BIP-110 more traction than it purely earned on merit. That’s the best I can do while keeping it brief

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  Dylan Wonderbread (@crisparugula) reported 57 minutes ago

  My hot take is that @coinbase is the best CEX in the business, and anyone that has had any issues with them was merely brought about by their own doing. Either doing something sketch or being an idiot. A billion dollar publicly traded company is not doing shady dealings

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  djcrypto (@djcryptov) reported 57 minutes ago

  Hi JERRY As you said earlier, you support B20 tokens on this exchange, but I honestly feel that B20 and the Base meme-token community have not received enough support. You previously mentioned a $100 million target for B20 tokens, but so far, none of the B20 tokens have reached that level. Meanwhile, meme tokens associated with Robinhood have easily attracted much higher attention and market caps. My concern is that Brian, Jesse, and the Base leadership seem to focus mainly on builders and developers rather than users and traders. But if there are not enough users, traders, and retail participants, who will ultimately use the products and applications being built on Base? After completing three years, what is your vision for the next stage of Base? More importantly, how do you plan to support B20 tokens and the broader Base community? How can B20 compete with established platforms such as Uniswap and Pumpfun, where users can easily discover, launch, and trade meme tokens? Base has strong technology and Coinbase has enormous reach, but technology alone isn't enough. A successful ecosystem also needs users, liquidity, traders, creators, meme communities, and strong support for consumer-facing projects. I would really like to understand what the strategy is for making Base more competitive in the meme-coin and retail trading space, and what concrete support B20 projects can expect going forward.

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  8Bit🦞 (@0rdlibrary) reported 58 minutes ago

  The world's very first... @x402agent omnichain agent CLI is now live. Want to one shot a SVM or EVM X402 agent? say less, again just use clawd. Mirrored off of @CloudflareDev agents and x402 package in the attempt to converge it for WebMCP (******* did it like a god tbh.) "One-line x402 Solana monetization for MCP servers, HTTP handlers, and agent tool calls. Settles through the Clawd multi-tenant facilitator — your server never touches a private key. Mirrors the surface of Cloudflare's agents/x402 package but sends USDC on Solana (via the Clawd facilitator) instead of on EVM chains via the Coinbase facilitator." npm i @onchainai/agents-x402 (its like I am the x402 dev or something...)