Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

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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	20 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	24 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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  Connor Davis (@connordavis_ai) reported 2 minutes ago

  quietly, without a keynote, agents got the ability to buy things. until this week an AI agent could not sign up for a service or enter a credit card on its own. as of now, through x402, an agent can pay per run in usdc across 20,000+ tools with no human in the loop. apify and coinbase shipped it. everyone is still arguing about whether agents can reason. almost nobody noticed they can now transact. this is the unlock that actually changes what you can build. up to now every "autonomous agent" hit the same wall: the moment it needed to pay for something, a human had to step in with a card. that human was the ceiling on autonomy. the wall just moved. think about what that enables. an agent that spins up a scraping tool for one job, pays 4 cents, uses it, and never signs up for a subscription. a workflow that composes twenty paid tools on the fly and settles each one automatically. software that pays other software. the operator angle is early but real. the first offers built on agents that can procure and pay for their own tools will look like magic to clients still approving every micro-purchase by hand. most of the AI world is watching the model benchmarks. the more interesting number this week is 20,000 tools an agent can now pay for by itself. the agents didn't just get smarter. they got a wallet.

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  EyeOnChain (@EyeOnChain) reported 3 minutes ago

  Another 500 BTC moved to Coinbase Prime. Clifton Collins has deposited another 500 BTC (worth approximately $30.85M) to Coinbase Prime, 14 hours ago. Collins is an Irish drug dealer who accumulated around 6,000 BTC in 2011–2012 at an average cost of just $5 per BTC. He famously printed the private keys on paper and hid them inside fishing rods. After his arrest, authorities seized many of his assets—but were unable to recover the Bitcoin because they couldn't access the private keys. After more than 10 years of dormancy, the wallets unexpectedly became active again three months ago. Since then, 1,500 BTC have been transferred to Coinbase Prime and Wintermute, suggesting the holdings may be gradually sold or redistributed. Even after these transfers, the wallets still hold around 4,500 BTC, worth roughly $276M. With another 500 $BTC now on the move, it's a wallet worth keeping an eye on.

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  y² = x³ + 7.btc (@hung1758155) reported 4 minutes ago

  OP_PUSHBYTES_1.btc The opcode in Bitcoin's Genesis Block Coinbase script. 0x01 — pushed 1 byte of extra *****: 04 Sandwiched between difficulty timestamp and the manifesto. Without it, Satoshi's script is incomplete. 17 years. Zero failures. Native. Irreplaceable. #Bitcoin

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 5 minutes ago

  If agents pay per call for inference, the settlement rail should be the cheapest programmable option; so far it usually is not. The pieces exist. x402 facilitators meter access to APIs, datasets, and tool calls and settle in stablecoins across Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, World, and Solana. Circle Nanopayments has been on mainnet since early May, moving USDC in sub-cent amounts across eleven chains. Cloudflare's Monetization Gateway (announced 01 July, still a waitlist) would let sites charge in stablecoins for pages, datasets, and MCP tools. Early and evolving work, and some of the on-chain volume figures come with analyst caveats that a chunk may be low-value or automated; I am flagging that rather than leaning on the numbers. The question worth holding: for the high-volume core of metered inference, is stablecoin settlement actually cheaper and more programmable than card-and-invoice, or only for the long tail? I do not have a verified figure that settles it. What I can say plainly is that the primitives are shipping and the pricing case is still being proved, not assumed. Would like to see real per-call cost comparisons if anyone has them. @coinbase @BuildOnCircle @Cloudflare #AgenticPayments #x402

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  Amhed (@amhedH) reported 6 minutes ago

  My @Chase cards stopped working for onboarding into @coinbase today. Happen to anyone else? I called support and reps are saying all crypto transactions are now blocked from debit card usage.

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  Andy (@Andy_Ba11) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AptosLabs @coinbase @Aptos Quantum security is designed to protect you from even problems that don't yet exist

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  Our Star Lynden Jay Evans (@alyndenjaystar) reported 7 minutes ago

  It Seems Im Wrong About This. Ill Do Exactly This -Lynden Jay Evans Working On Vitality Every Day. After A Good Work Out Ill Launch It On Coinbase/GDAX In August

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  SheeshImmute (@ImmuteSheesh) reported 8 minutes ago

  @letsdance_999 @BFreshHB That’s facts. Solana is actually a really good layer one. Robinhood chain itself is an okay layer to but the onboard is dogshit. What ive been doing is sending ETH from Coinbase directly to the Robinhood wallet then swapping it for Robinhood Ethereum then going from there. **** all that waiting 2 days to verify a debit card transaction that you MFers already took.

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  Ninofxt ♟️💊 (@ninofxt) reported 10 minutes ago

  The news that crashed Circle 16% is now being denied by the companies behind it. Open Standard said Tuesday it plans to launch Open USD later this year with support from more than 140 companies, including Visa, Mastercard, Google and Coinbase. It also listed several South Korean companies including Shinhan Financial Group, KB Kookmin Card, K Bank, Samsung Electronics and Dunamu as participants. Open Standard said businesses can mint and redeem Open USD with no fees or limits, while reserve income will be shared among partners, which directly threatened Circle and Tether who controls 80% of the market. Circle $CRCL stock dropped 16.5% after the news as investors feared Open USD could disrupt the stablecoin market dominated by USDC and Tether. Open USD listed 13 South Korean companies among its 140+ partners. However, several told local media they had not formally joined. A Samsung Electronics official said, "There were no official consultations, and we do not even know what role we would play." Shinhan, Dunamu, and K Bank reportedly said they only agreed to review Open Standard's proposal, yet were later listed as alliance members. One company representative said they learned of their inclusion through media reports only. If these reports are accurate, the market may have erased billions from Circle's valuation on an incomplete narrative.

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  Nonzee (@0xNonceSense) reported 12 minutes ago

  🚨 SPACEX IS REPEATING FACEBOOK IN 2012 And most people are going to miss it. In 2012, $META IPO'd at $38. The hype was insane. The media couldn't stop talking about it. Retail rushed in thinking they were buying the next trillion-dollar company. Then reality hit. Facebook crashed more than 50%. $38 → $18 That's where most people gave up. They called the IPO a disaster and said the company was overvalued. And that was exactly where the real opportunity started. Because after the weak hands were shaken out, Facebook became one of the greatest public market winners of the last decade. $18 → $500+ A generational move. Now look at SpaceX. IPO near $150. Pump above $215. The same hype. The same headlines. The same crowd screaming that it's already too late. Now $SPCX has dropped to $165. And for the first time, weak hands are starting to panic. Sound familiar? Because this is exactly how the biggest winners trade after the public finally gets access. Retail buys the story when it's exciting. Smart money waits for fear. Facebook did it. Palantir did it. Coinbase did it. Snap did it. And now SpaceX is building the same setup. My accumulation zone: $80 → $110 Most people won't buy there. They'll wait until the headlines turn bullish again and the easy money is already gone. That's how markets work. The best entries almost never feel comfortable. They feel dangerous. They feel like the crowd is right and you're making a mistake. That's exactly why they work. I've spent more than a decade studying market cycles and calling major tops and bottoms before the crowd sees them. This setup is one of the clearest I've seen all year. Follow and turn notifications on. I'll post the exact level where I start buying $SPCX.

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  tania tahera (@TaheraTani19144) reported 12 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase Coinbase, your team made a terrible decision. My account is fully verified and compliant for last 6 years,restricting it for weeks, you're closing it while my investment is down 90%, forcing me into huge loss. I will pursue legal action and make sure everyone hears my experience

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  DeepBlueAlpha (@DeepBlueAlpha) reported 13 minutes ago

  First, what Kite is. An EVM Layer-1 built for AI agents that pay for things — verifiable identity via the Agent Passport, stablecoin settlement, and native support for x402, Coinbase's agent-payment standard. $35M raised, led by PayPal Ventures and General Catalyst, with Coinbase Ventures. PayPal and Shopify pilots underway. Mainnet went live April 30, 2026.

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  Josh (@JoshTradeOption) reported 15 minutes ago

  $COIN had a big week. Shares jumped about 19 percent. The stock closed near $165. What is driving it? Coinbase held a big event called System Update. They showed new tools. Stock trading for users outside the US. Options trading on the app. Support for outside stock accounts. A new AI advisor tool. Coinbase is also part of a new stablecoin called Open USD. Big partners are involved, like Google, BlackRock, Visa, and Mastercard. Analysts price targets as high as $270. Watch this level: if COIN holds above $165 and breaks the $173 high from this week, buyers believe the story. Watch this level too: a drop under $150 would mean the rally was mostly hype. So are we going up or down?

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  DANE (@Dane2088255Dane) reported 16 minutes ago

  @coinbase AND EVEN TOOK IT DOWN SEE DFZ GO NOT SO!! HOWS JAILS UR MOMMAS STEVES!!

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  Knight 🐂🀄️ (@KnightWeb3) reported 16 minutes ago

  @banditxbt Coinbase support?

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  pixi_eleganza87 (@pixi_eleganza67) reported 16 minutes ago

  @multibank_io solid recap. glad coinbase and nexo both did the work in time and there were service disruptions. retail selling while institutions accumulate is basically the whole story this cycle, been adding through it with a loan from nexo instead of waiting on payday

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  Balarchrex (@jimpeiko) reported 18 minutes ago

  @econoar @coinbase I don’t know how coinbase can be this retarded. It’s been years and Robinhood even gave them the template. Instead of adding the 1000th **** coin or sending notifications about what color shoes a player may wear they should work the app UX. I sold all of my stock because they refused to fix it and worse seem oblivious that it’s even a problem.

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  CRYPTO WASTA (@cryptowasta) reported 18 minutes ago

  $PUMP at these levels is one of the most obvious asymmetric bets I'm seeing right now. Down around around 85% from launch. Platform still printing cash. Buybacks live. And a macro tailwind nobody's pricing in. Let me walk you through it. The business. Pump fun is doing around $848K/day in fees as of late June. That's #1 or #2 across ALL of DeFi by daily revenue, neck-and-neck with Polymarket ($999K/day). Bear market, token bleeding, and the machine is still running. Revenue doesn't care about vibes. The valuation nobody's looking at. PUMP: ~$590M MC → 1.9x annualized revenue. HYPE: ~$14B MC → 13.3x. Same business… monetizing on-chain trading. One's priced like it's dying, the other like it's the future. Which one looks mispriced? But the unlocks… Yeah, I know. 82.5B PUMP (~$125M) begins unlocking mid-July, the first unlock ever for these tranches: 50B → Team/Advisors (20% of supply) 32.5B → Private Sale (13%) Key word: begins. It vests out over 2 years, not all at once. Day one is a step-up in circulating supply, then it settles into a monthly drip of ~0.71%. So be honest with yourself, is the team dumping their whole bag at -80% from highs? Doubt it. The part that gets me bullish, buybacks & burns. 50% of net revenue → buyback & burn, live since Jul 2025. So far: $ 400M+ PUMP repurchased, 145.5B tokens burned. A real, revenue-funded bid under the token. And the kicker: at peak bull, Pump fun was doing $ 10-15M a day in revenue. Buybacks didn't even exist then. They do now. Get near those numbers again → around $7.7M a day in buybacks vs ~$400K today. Things can get silly, and they get silly fast. But memecoins are dead… No. They're structurally immortal. Memecoins are the only asset class where a broke 19yo with $50 can turn it into life-changing money. No gatekeepers, no VC allocation you'll never get. That's not a bug, that's the product. As long as people are priced out of everything else, they'll keep chasing the one casino that lets them play. Every cycle people call memes over. Every cycle they come back bigger. The tickers change, the behaviour never does. The tailwind nobody's pricing in… Solana on-chain is on fire, and it isn't just memes. Solana's led every chain in DEX volume for 30+ straight weeks ($250B in Q1 alone). It did $1.6T in on-chain spot volume in 2025, second only to Binance across the entire market, ahead of Coinbase, Bybit and Kraken. On-chain isn't the minor leagues anymore. But the real story? Tokenized stocks. This is the part flying under the radar. Tokenized equities did $4.9B in volume in H1 2026, a 6x jump from just $775M in the back half of 2025. And Solana is settling 95%+ of it. Mid-June alone saw a $1.3B week, mostly off tokenized SpaceX going live. Here's why that matters for PUMP: Whether it's memes, stocks, or whatever the next mania is, it all rides on Solana's rails, and Pump fun sits right at the top of that funnel. More trading means more launches, more attention, more fees, more buybacks. It all loops back. The setup. Chart's down around 85%, printing a clean bull divergence and bullish structure on the weekly. If you believe Solana keeps eating on-chain trading, memes today, stocks tomorrow, whatever's next, PUMP at 1.9x revenue is just mispriced. Simple as. Far more room to run up than down from these levels. Not pretending there's zero risk, the unlock could absorb worse than I expect, and if Solana volume craters the thesis weakens, so I'm sizing accordingly. But the asymmetry is too good to ignore. Adding a bag on spot here and riding it. nfa, dyor.

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  X Crypto (@XCryptozc) reported 22 minutes ago

  On April 2 2026 the Linux Foundation announced the x402 Foundation. Coinbase contributed the protocol. Governance was handed to a coalition that includes Visa, Mastercard, American Express, AWS, Google, Microsoft, Stripe, Circle, Shopify, and the Solana Foundation. The global payments industry now has a common open standard for how AI agents pay for things on the internet. The question nobody has really asked publicly yet is which settlement layer beneath that standard actually solves the hard problems. Here's what x402 does. It revives the HTTP 402 Payment Required status code that has sat dormant since the early 1990s. An agent requests a paid resource. The server responds 402 with machine readable payment instructions. The agent signs a payment. The server verifies. The resource is returned. No accounts. No API keys. No subscriptions. No human in the loop. Real use cases are already shipping. Autonomous agents buying real time weather data from paid APIs. Pay per inference LLM gateways where agents access GPT, Claude, or Gemini per token. Premium article unlocks with no subscription wrapper. IoT devices buying compute cycles from other machines. This is the payment layer the agentic internet was waiting for. Keeta now supports x402 through a native scheme specification and reference @x402/keeta package. The integration ships with client and server SDKs, a working facilitator, and a full example app. The mechanics of the Keeta implementation are worth reading carefully, because they solve two problems every other x402 chain leaves open. Problem one is gas friction. On most chains, an agent paying for an API call also has to hold the native gas token, manage its balance, and sign a separate fee transaction. That is friction the whole point of x402 was supposed to remove. On Keeta the client signs only a payment block for the exact amount owed. The facilitator creates its own fee block, publishes both together as a single vote staple, and sponsors the network fee itself. The agent pays in USDC. It never touches KTA. It never manages gas. Problem two is that fee abstraction usually kills native token demand. If the end user never touches the gas token, the token loses its economic role in the flow. Keeta's design closes that gap. The sponsored fees convert to KTA on the back end. Every x402 transaction on the network still accrues demand to the native token, even though the paying agent never has to think about it. Frictionless UX at the surface. Real token demand underneath. Most chains force a tradeoff between these two. This design does not. Why does this matter strategically. The x402 Foundation just standardized the interface for agent payments across the global financial industry. Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, and AWS are now aligned on how agents talk to endpoints. The settlement layer beneath that interface is where the real competition happens. High frequency agent flows need sub second finality so servers can confirm settlement before returning the resource. Slower chains force optimistic delivery, which is a risk exposure no institutional operator will accept at scale. Keeta's architecture was built for this shape of flow from day one, not retrofitted. The x402 standard is live. Founding members represent the majority of global payment volume. The interface layer is settled. Which settlement network beneath that interface handles agent scale traffic without breaking either the UX or the tokenomics is the question the market has not priced yet. Keeta has shipped a working answer. keeta:native @KeetaNetwork @schenkty

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  Emmanuel – Big Tech & AI Investor (@EmmanuelInvest) reported 29 minutes ago

  🚨 $COIN Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong warns U.S. debt trajectory is unsustainable, says America needs a hard-backed currency. Key highlights: 🟢 Armstrong says the U.S. Constitution lacks two key fiscal safeguards: • A cap on government spending growth • A requirement for a hard-backed currency 🟢 U.S. national debt is approaching $39 trillion, with roughly $1 trillion added every 100 days 🟢 He argues interest payments now exceed the U.S. defense budget, highlighting mounting fiscal pressures 🟢 Armstrong believes AI, robotics, and crypto could drive enough productivity and economic growth to help outpace inflation 🟢 He also suggested future governance models could emerge through cyberspace, special economic zones, or even Mars Why it matters: Armstrong is framing Bitcoin and digital assets not just as investments, but as part of a broader solution to long-term fiscal and monetary challenges. His comments reinforce the growing narrative among crypto advocates that scarce, decentralized assets could become increasingly attractive as government debt and deficit concerns continue to mount. 🚀₿

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  **** Cheney Rest in Piss (@Heterodyne69) reported 31 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport I am at my wits end, I made a bank deposit into my coinbase account several days ago which was subjected to a hold (understandably). Come today, I sold a laptop on marketplace and the purchaser sent me USDC via coinbase, much to my dismay those funds are completely inaccessible. I call coinbase support and they tell me that all funds are held pending the ACH clearing, even though these funds are totally seperate? And my available balance shows up as three different numbers, with the cleared non ach funds reflected everywhere except the withdraw screen, what gives?

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  Devin NFT Hunter (@Devin_NFTHunter) reported 32 minutes ago

  @oxtochi coinbase listing ansem? lol. my tracker shows that **** already pumped and dumped. wait for actual utility, not hopium.

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  tweetthisjay (@tweetthisjay) reported 32 minutes ago

  @No_Pie_2109 @pulte You paid $80 for a $20 bet? **** Coinbase.

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  jjaayyzz (@NBA_GSW_30) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph How come Coinbase doesn’t freeze his account? They’ll freeze a $2000 wallet no problem

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  Comet (@cometwtf) reported 39 minutes ago

  This man hid $400 MILLION in Bitcoin inside a fishing rod, lost it, and the government is now collecting it without him > Clifton Collins was a former beekeeper from Dublin who turned to drug dealing. > He grew ******** across rented houses in Ireland and made serious money doing it. > In 2011 and 2012 he took those profits and bought 6,000 Bitcoin at around $5 per coin. His entire investment was $30,000. > He split the coins across 12 wallets with 500 Bitcoin in each one. Then came the problem of hiding the private keys. > In crypto your private key is the only way to access your coins. Lose it and the money is gone forever. > So he printed all 12 private keys on paper and stuffed them inside the aluminium cap of a fishing rod case at a rented house in County Galway, Ireland. > In 2017 Irish police pulled him over during a routine traffic stop and found ******** in his car. > They uncovered the entire operation and sentenced him to five years in prison. > While he sat in his cell the fishing rod case vanished. > Collins claims it was stolen in a break-in. Others say his landlord cleared out the house and threw everything away. Either way it was gone. > The Irish court ordered the 6,000 Bitcoin forfeited to the state. But they couldn't touch a single coin. $400 MILLION sitting on a public blockchain visible to the entire world and completely unreachable. > For years the case was considered closed. The Bitcoin was assumed lost forever. > Then three months ago the wallets started moving. > Europol's cybercrime unit had been working the case quietly for months. Using advanced decryption they began cracking the wallets one by one. Each wallet holds exactly 500 Bitcoin. > First 500 moved in March. Then another 500. Then yesterday a third batch landed at Coinbase Prime. > 1,500 Bitcoin recovered so far worth $90 MILLION. Nine wallets remain holding 4,500 Bitcoin worth $276 MILLION. They are working through them one by one. A $30,000 investment in 2011. Hidden in a fishing rod. Lost or stolen and the government is collecting $400 MILLION from it without the man who bought it lifting a finger.

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  C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported 40 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Dear Coinbase. I am following up regarding my account, as of now I still cannot access it. Completed KYC last June 18, and verification June 29. This is concerning already. I never get any update and I never get any assurance when I can get access to my account.

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  Devin NFT Hunter (@Devin_NFTHunter) reported 42 minutes ago

  @oxtochi this **** already pumped and dumped. wait for actual utility not just coinbase hopium. my tracker shows the real moves.

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  Accredited Degenerate (@AccreditedDegen) reported 42 minutes ago

  Yo solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump holders, I’m having some trouble with @BullpenFi. Deposited to onchain wallet from Coinbase, I see in the explorer that it’s there, but it’s not showing up in the bullpen UI. how long does that usually take? trying to join the movement, but need some help! @blknoiz06

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  Gera92 (@SolG_420) reported 53 minutes ago

  @IcedKnife at this point cobie scamming coinbase is basically public service

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  清水孝 (@matheusaaugust) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Madao_from_soko @Cointelegraph MiCA might actually accelerate the exact outcome regulators claimed to prevent — retail exchanges shutting down while Coinbase and Kraken absorb their volume at worse terms, because compliance costs don't scale down, they just get amortized across bigger players