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

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  MEZTech 𐤊 (@MEZ_tech) reported 3 seconds 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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  Missed A Million (@missedamillion2) reported 1 minute ago

  Don’t trust #Coinbase charts anymore, they are absolute garbage

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  Margiela Capital (@MargielaCapital) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Sa3nz5 neither company reports crypto users so im not sure what youre comparing. the actual apples to apples is volume: hood crypto volume fell 48% YoY, coinbases own 10Q shows consumer trading volume down 54% YoY, total volume cut in half from $401B to $202B. coinbase retail pulled back MORE than hoods did. and the record 8.6% market share was driven by derivatives, aka the deribit acquisition. thats bought institutional share, not retail picking coinbase

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  Rakhul (@rakhul) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Americanfort_io The 1,400% stat tracks, but the fix isn't just better identity, it's breaking the expectation that support will ever contact you first. Coinbase and Kraken have been saying this for years. users still fall for it because the onboarding never drills it in hard enough.

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  The Macro Paper (@macropaperr) reported 4 minutes ago

  🚨 THE TECH STOCK CRASH HAS ALREADY STARTED. But most investors just can't see it. The Nasdaq is still sitting near record highs. However, the underlying situation is quite different. Nearly 60% of S&P 500 technology stocks are already down 20% or more from their 52-week highs. Some of the biggest losers include: • Coinbase: -69% • Oracle: -57% • Salesforce: -57% This tells us the rally is being carried by only a handful of mega-cap AI stocks. The rest of the tech sector has been falling for months. This is precisely what happens when market breadth starts breaking down. The biggest risk now is that if the few stocks holding the index up begin to weaken, the broader market could start coming down rapidly.

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  devilon (@devilonnn) reported 6 minutes ago

  Would you have farmed @variational_io earlier if you knew that a few months later its points would trade around $20? Obvious answer. But that is always the problem with these opportunities. They look risky before validation arrives, then everyone suddenly calls them obvious after the round, the metrics and the OTC market are already public. In May, Variational raised $50M in a Series A led by Dragonfly, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, Bain Capital Crypto and Peak XV. Total funding is now above $60M. That changed the setup. I still think Variational is one of the best perp farms right now. The RWA angle is real, points are still active, and the product is in the right market at the right time. But it is not the same setup it was before the raise. Before the announcement, you were farming a tokenless perp platform most people had not priced correctly. After the announcement, you are farming a well-funded RWA perp platform with public validation and a much more crowded points market. Still good. Just less mispriced. That is why TxFlow is interesting to me now. TxFlow is earlier, smaller and messier. Invite-only Alpha launched in April, similar to Lighter’s early phase. The official account has only around 11k followers. The shill is just starting. Referral codes are starting to appear everywhere, but official engagement is still low. The product is live though. Docs describe it as a finance-focused L1 with shared liquidity, where every app or “Channel” can plug into the same liquidity, settlement and market data. Perps are already live through a fully on-chain CLOB. USDC deposits work across Arbitrum, Base, Solana, Ethereum and Polygon. Early numbers are still small compared to the leaders, but for this stage they are not nothing: ~$1.2B+ cumulative perp volume ~$20M-46M daily volume in recent snapshots ~$11M TVL ~$7M-8M OI ~2.6k-2.9k traders There is also a pinned campaign right now: trade perps and earn a share of a prize pool worth up to $80,000, paid in Fee Credits. That matters because TxFlow does not to have official points live yet. So the current setup is not “farm points everyone already understands”. It is earlier than that. You have a live product, measurable activity, fee credit incentives, referral loops and a points that should be allocated retrospectively Once points are live and everyone has the farming guide, the setup usually gets much less mispriced. This is what reminds me of early Variational and early Lighter. Not the product itself. The timing. Small enough that most people still ignore it. Live enough that activity can be measured. Incentivized enough that farmers are starting to show up. Early enough that serious validation, if it comes, is still ahead. Right now my perp farming focus would be pretty simple: Variational for the cleaner, already validated RWA perp farm. TxFlow for the earlier, setup before the points gets fully priced. P.S. I don’t have an access code unfortunately, but you can ask @muarmemuar for one.

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  Identity Crisis V3 (@budzdegen) reported 7 minutes ago

  @cobie Got any connects at Coinbase UK? There's some CS roles open and I worked that position at the highest level at Nike Whq. Need some work and it would be even better to try and help the space.

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  Jack (@jacksparlays) reported 15 minutes ago

  @familytrees4 @coinbase I’m trying to withdraw right now and instead of sending a confirmation text it’s giving error to try again later. Such a joke

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  Crypto_Eric (@Crypto_Eric1981) reported 15 minutes ago

  @coinbase No service/support at all. Never!

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 18 minutes ago

  Current Data CryptoQuant • Coinbase Premium Index: -0.109 • Coinbase Premium Gap: -$69.56 CoinGlass • Total Futures Open Interest: Stable • Total Futures Volume: Stable • Funding Rates: Neutral to Slightly Positive (0.005%-0.0065%) Deribit / Laevitas • Open Interest Bias: 60.76% Calls / 39.24% Puts • Put/Call Ratio (OI): 0.65 • 24-Hour Put/Call Volume Ratio: 0.70 • Gamma Regime: Neutral to Slightly Negative • Gamma Flip Level: ~$60,000 • Dealer Positioning: Net Short Gamma (Front-End) • Max Pain: $61,000 • Major Put Wall: $60,000 • BVIV (Front Month): ~53.5% Price • Bitcoin: ~$63,600 • USDT.D: Continuing to trend lower The biggest improvement continues coming from the Coinbase Premium metrics. The Premium Index has now recovered from roughly -0.17 a few days ago to around -0.11, while the Premium Gap continues narrowing toward -$70. Again, these are oscillators, not standalone buy or sell signals. What matters is the trend, and the trend continues pointing toward improving U.S. demand as institutional selling pressure gradually fades. At the same time, USDT.D continues easing lower, suggesting capital is becoming less defensive and slowly rotating back into risk assets. The derivatives market remains remarkably healthy. Funding rates are sitting near neutral despite Bitcoin recovering above $63,000, telling us speculative leverage has not rushed back into the market. Futures participation remains active, but traders appear to be using derivatives more for positioning and hedging than for aggressive leveraged speculation. That's exactly the type of reset you'd like to see following a sharp correction because it leaves the market on much firmer footing. The options market is also becoming more constructive. Overall positioning still favors calls, with roughly 61% of open interest sitting in calls versus 39% in puts, while the recent put buying has kept short-term protection elevated. The major options positioning has migrated down toward the $60,000-$61,000 area, reflecting how expectations have adjusted upward following Bitcoin's recovery. Spot price remains above the estimated gamma flip level, allowing dealer hedging to act as more of a stabilizing force rather than amplifying volatility. Combined with cooling implied volatility, the options market is signaling a more orderly environment than we saw during last week's selloff. Overall, the message from the internals hasn't changed: the foundation continues improving beneath the surface. Institutional demand is gradually recovering, leverage remains disciplined, volatility continues normalizing, and the derivatives market is supporting—not fighting—the current recovery. While that doesn't guarantee higher prices in the short term, it does suggest the market's internal structure is becoming progressively healthier with each passing session. Main problem which needs to change is today's USDT.D up >1% so again we have good macro but negative ecosystem liquidity. MIXED PICTURE for now.

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  •IP Nerd (@IPNerd77) reported 18 minutes ago

  @testingdragon9 Selling Fungibles Selling fungibles with a massive, un-scarce 2-quintillion supply is like selling grains of sand. When your only value proposition is "number go up," you give away all your control to the marketplace. That method completely disempowers Bitcoin holders from affecting their own destinies. If you want to gain credibility, paint a chart in a neighbor’s mind's eye. When a Bitcoin Satoshi becomes non-fungible, it is now worthy of valuations not determined by the exchanges. To compete with the money changers, you cannot play the money changers' game. The money changers' game is price and transaction fees. The creationist's tools are block height, timestamp, and arbitrary data on-chain. The creationist's game is lure and special attributes given to holders. Are you a tollbooth collector, or are you a creationist? Now you are selling a product the money changers do not own. Now you are selling futures anchored on past prices as minimums, where the marketplace of ideas determines the maximums. Why would you sell a Coinbase, Binance, or Bybit Satoshi when you can sell one of the 100-trillion-plus Satoshis in the womb of the Satoshi Nakamoto incubation protocols? These are unpriced, unborn Satoshis where value can be negotiated between the development team and 8-billion-plus market participants. With the proper manifestations, we can have a subset of the next 100 trillion Satoshis hold more cumulative value than a subset of the previous 2 quintillion Satoshis. This is simply first-principles value propositions: 1. 100T is more scarce than 2Q. 2. The past does not equal the future. 3. Already labeled versus white-labeled. 4. Unknown variable demand versus already market-made demand. 5. A named baby versus a newborn baby.

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  Jeff3500 (@Jeff35002) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BitMNR @coinbase @MrBeast MORE DILUTION UNDER MNAV OF 1.0. **** YOU

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  w3.io (@w3arew3) reported 22 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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  mercante (@merccante) reported 23 minutes ago

  Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong: "I gave every engineer at Coinbase a week to start using AI in their workflow. The ones who did not are no longer at Coinbase." 40 minutes from the CEO of a public company that made AI adoption a hard requirement, not a suggestion. The companies still framing AI as "optional tooling" are about to be out-shipped by the ones who treat refusal to use it as a performance issue. bookmark & watch today ↓

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  materkel.gwei 🦇🔊 (@materkel) reported 30 minutes ago

  @lex_node The sad thing is that even those who absolutely should be our greatest supporters, developers, are mostly opposed to crypto in general, largely due to a decade’s worth of shitcoinery and Bitcoin centrism. We desperately need Ethereum to become crypto’s poster child, which also means flipping Bitcoin, to make up for a lost decade of opportunities. Talk to anyone in web2 and you’ll mostly get weird looks for being into crypto. Nobody takes this industry seriously except ourselves and a few TradFi guys. That’s the reality of it, or at least it was. We’re only now starting to "maybe" break out of this with stablecoin adoption via x402, but it's super early and it will require us to finally throw Bitcoin under the bus. I think it’s about damn time. Every time I pitch Ethereum to “normal” devs, I basically have to **** on and denounce Bitcoin first to be taken seriously. The fact that Coinbase still thinks it’s a good idea to put Bitcoin first makes me think they haven’t talked to real people outside of our ********** yet. Your typical normie absolutely hates Bitcoin and thinks Ethereum is basically the same thing. I mean, look at people like @PeterSchiff. They think Bitcoin = crypto, and as long as it sits at the top, who can even blame them? Yes, crypto, and Ethereum specifically, is more than “money” games. But we’ll only be able to really get serious funding and adoption for “real” use cases like decentralized compute, storage, and other things once we’ve undisputedly won finance first. TLDR: ETH needs to win for Ethereum to salvage crypto.

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  Infostrix (@Infostrixx) reported 34 minutes ago

  Every Major Tech Layoff in 2026 Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs and shrinks Xbox in 'significant restructure' Oracle = 21,000 Amazon = 16,000 Dell = 11,000 Meta = 8,000 PayPal = 4,500 Block = 4,000 Cisco = 4,000 Intuit = 3,000 Atlassian = 1,600 Cloudflare = 1,100 Snap = 1,000 Salesforce = 1,000 Coinbase = 700 General Motors = 600 GitLab = 350 ClickUp = 285

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  Global Smart (@GlobalSmart_T) reported 35 minutes ago

  @solidintel_x Luxembourg again. Coinbase, Bitstamp, now Ripple. EU’s Delaware is working overtime.

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  Tone Vays (@ToneVays) reported 36 minutes ago

  @alpacasw @saylor Llm? What is that? On the 800k part I'm dont fully agree. If say Bitcoin crashes hard then this was always a risk with or without StRC. With STRC he has a legit slow drip to sell the Bitcoin (no different than say you if you have a family and kids. Or want them and need to take girls on dates). No guy can live homeless on the street saying "I will never sell my 1,000+ Bitcoin. it's going to a million while living in a tent under a bridge" - if the price goes to All time high soon, it's possible he will borrow more money and accumulate more Bitcoin than he has to sell to meet STRC dividend, but it's also possible that he will no longer buy more and this is the way the Bitcoin he bought starts to get spread out in the world (slowly).... Something Satoshi never did with his stash.... - imagine if Satoshi actually came back said: I will send 1 Bitcoin to every New Mined Coinbase wallet starting after 2032 halving. Would that be so bad? It just means he is selling 1 Bitcoin every 10 minutes for 1 million next blocks pumping the subsidy while adding Bitcoin to the global economy that assumed that Bitcoin will be in cold storage forever. The limit is still 21 Million coins.... I will not be upset if a higher % of the 21 is actually in circulation vs in a vault... Nothing wrong with Velocity of money econ theories.

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  Feranmi (@Kenny_Tomide) reported 37 minutes ago

  $INJ is consolidating at $4.770 and the chart looks like it's loading something Daily candles are tightening, MA7 already crossed above price and started curling up from $4.742, and volume is quietly building from the lows That's not random noise, that's accumulation wearing a disguise Tomorrow morning the July buyback round closes INJ gets burned on-chain, supply drops, and holders earn protocol revenue This happens every month and every month the market eventually catches up to what that means for a token with 100 million fully circulating supply The mainnet upgrade just dropped on July 3 Injective Summit is 9 days away with US lawmakers and Franklin Templeton in the room Coinbase native support lands around July 20 $INJ has four catalysts lined up like dominos $5 is the first one to fall The buyback tomorrow might be the finger that tips it DYOR. NFA #Injective

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  Darley Technologies (@Darley_Tech) reported 38 minutes ago

  @coinbureau Coinbase down 69% while the vets stay calm is the tension worth sitting with. High-beta names fall first and hardest, which makes them a bad sentiment gauge at the extremes. The signal isn't any single drawdown, it's whether the calm holds when the megacaps start to crack too.

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  Doyousee (@LTwitchett) reported 40 minutes ago

  @coinbase You won't let me get my £150 Ronin or refund me though. Always **** on the little guys hey?

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  hiperwire (@hiperwire) reported 41 minutes ago

  $CRCL is back to $65.04, down about 6% and handing back the July 2 bounce that Bernstein and ARK bought near $61.95. No fresh headline drove it — the overhang is August's Coinbase distribution renewal, where Circle's largest partner (paid roughly $908M in 2024, and half of off-platform USDC reserve income) is now also a launch backer of rival Open USD. USDC still cleared a record $1.2T of volume in June, but the yield-share question stays open until that deal resets. Tradeable with up to 10x leverage. Hyperliquid.

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  craigoncrypto (@craigoncrypto) reported 42 minutes ago

  Sunday morning Coinbase sent users a breaking news alert. Norway beat Brazil 3-2. Haaland scored twice. World Cup knockout stage result confirmed. Only problem was the game hadn't started yet. Kickoff wasn't until 4pm. The alert went out at 10:26am.

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  Mark Cheng (@markch3ng) reported 46 minutes ago

  Calling it now: the AI Stock bubble is about to burst. Sam Altman’s almost desperate plea that the government take a 5% stake in OpenAI gives the game away. Why would a company that is supposedly worth over $1 trillion need to take any government money at all? The real reason is that openAI is bleeding cash to the tune of over $20 billion a year, and its VC backers are running out of funds & patience to keep it going. The exit plan was supposed to have been an IPO, but the numbers look so terrible and Anthropic is eating their lunch so quickly that the bankers had to delay the float. OpenAI still has no convincing answer to the question how is it ever going to turn a profit? It has the most spectacular user growth in history, but has found no way to monetise that growth. Consumers has shown that they will switch instantly to a new model if it offers better, faster or cheaper. The competition for compute is cut throat, and Anthropic, Gemini and others are competing returns to zero. And this doesn’t even take into account the Chinese coming in with their free open source models. 60% of startup now use Chinese models such as Qwen and Kimi. Large enterprises such as Coinbase and Shopify are following suit. The economics is just too compelling.

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  basegod4 (@base_god4) reported 46 minutes ago

  I think the issue is that Base optimized for user features instead of getting the neets rich, they had every opportunity to add base memes to coinbase exchange and instead they added a bunch of random protocols. They also diluted liquidity by doing the every asset now purchasable on coinbase exchange instead of maintaining concentrated liquidity. Now Robinhood is going to eat their lunch if they optimize to make the neets and community rich by bringing liquidity to microcaps. It's not an ideal world but it's how the real world works.

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  Meyra (@meyramartinez28) reported 46 minutes ago

  @coinbase @AlexOnchain I do they say I'm not working 🤦

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  Crypto Kip (@CryptooKipTweet) reported 55 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport why’s coinbase down atm?

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  Callum Fitzgerald (@_CaliFitzgerald) reported 55 minutes ago

  @RayDonovanJr You can link a Base Wallet to any EVM address, it isn’t limited to a Coinbase account. It depends on what you’re trying to achieve though. What setup are you working with? I can point you to the best approach

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  Arbron Krivca (@ArbronKrivca) reported 56 minutes ago

  @coinbase I downloaded coinbase! And logged back into my account. Everything is red :( now im upset. Help!

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  Dimabytes (@dimabytes) reported 57 minutes ago

  @mertandaac @brian_armstrong @coinbase Hey, I am using it via browser now, but mobile app still not working :(