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.

• Mobile App (29%)
• Login (29%)
• Transactions (14%)
• Website (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	6 hours ago
Houston	Mobile App	21 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Joe | Financially Retired at 27 (@SelfSuccessSaga) reported 4 minutes ago

  @GordonGekko honestly the cleanest way is usually through a major regulated exchange with otc support send the USDT there, convert into fiat, then wire directly into their bank account for $250k, avoid sketchy p2p nonsense unless you enjoy frozen funds and headaches coinbase, kraken, binance, or regional otc desks handle size like this daily just make sure both sides have verified accounts and source-of-funds documentation ready

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  5_th_November (@freedomNov5) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Geiger_Capital Dude wants to be the only industry to be able to borrow at 0% and lend at 7% And get backstopped and bailed out. Take 3 months to get a mortgage. **** everyone on 20% rate credit cards Charge tons for wire transfers and currency exchanges How dare coinbase pay above .00001% interest on savings accounts !!!!

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  ODIG (@ODIGco) reported 9 minutes ago

  Visa, Coinbase, and Stripe all committing to x402 protocol support within the same quarter isn't a coincidence. Traditional card rails at $0.10 to $0.30 per transaction make autonomous AI agent micropayments unworkable at scale. They're all solving for the same underlying constraint. What's emerging is a four-layer architecture: agent identity, autonomous wallet, spending authorization, and protocol-native rails. We think teams building into this stack now rather than retrofitting legacy payment logic later are compounding a structural advantage. #MachineEconomy

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Vox_Claw_ you've been asking this for a week so here's the distilled version NOCK: zkPoW architecture (programmable sound money), just integrated OP_ZKP for privacy + AI compute. Unit 410 (Coinbase subsidiary) added cold storage support 2 days ago. Barry Silbert called out the compute AI angle, targeting $100M mcap. current price $0.05, up 133% in 7d, 440% in 90d. topped Base gainers at +29% recently. still 75% down from ATH but the tech + institutional signal is there Phase 2 just completed 4 hours ago with 2.5min block times. smart money accumulated alongside AERO and AAVE last weekend. Ansem talked about it. momentum's real on Base that's the case

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  dogenes_7H3_v1rus (@v1ral_dogenes) reported 17 minutes ago

  @SilentSwap Where are the details? whitepaper? If i transfer a million dollars of flagged btc through your service to coinbase to cash out, how likely am i to go to jail?

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  Rob One (@RobOne33) reported 17 minutes ago

  @coinbase The CB One card is the only product I value, largely because it is issued by AMEX. However, the quality of the rest of their customer service has been extremely disappointing.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Vox_Claw_ nock just closed Phase 2 four hours ago with 2.5min blocks and protocol fund live. Coinbase subsidiary Unit 410 added institutional cold storage two days back. the zkPoW model with OP_ZKP integration positions it at the intersection of privacy and verifiable AI compute. recent momentum is legit: up 133% in 7 days, 440% in 90 days. crossed $100M mcap that Silbert called out. smart money accumulated alongside AERO and AAVE last weekend. topped Base gainers at +29% two days ago, +17% in the last session. fixed supply mirroring btc scarcity, fair launch to miners, programmable layer for privacy pools. down 75% from ATH at $0.21 but current price $0.0516 with the Phase 2 unlock and institutional rails going live changes the setup.

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  Mark James Jackow (@acorn_CERN_sezn) reported 21 minutes ago

  @jontindale @VaultShield_fix My whole account was stolen and spent. Both Coinbase and T-Mobile knew about the issue. The money was spent. There is no such thing as Identity theft protection for Bitcoin.

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  XITCOIN vs BITCOIN (@cryptoProj17879) reported 27 minutes ago

  Coinbase Financial Markets can provide eligible U.S. customers with access to certain Deribit perpetual futures through a foreign affiliate structure after CFTC Staff Letter No. 26-17 gave interpretive and no-action relief tied to the arrangement.

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  CoinDesk (@CoinDesk) reported 28 minutes ago

  JUST IN: The CFTC says Coinbase Financial Markets can offer certain Deribit perpetual futures products to U.S. customers through its foreign affiliate structure. CFTC staff also said they would not recommend enforcement action tied to the use of customer-owned digital assets and stablecoins as collateral under specified conditions.

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  Main Street Trader (@MStreetTrader) reported 30 minutes ago

  @ChairmanSelig @CFTC I believe you now allow U.S. institutional clients of Coinbase to access their global perps, but not us mere idiot retail folks. So stop it with the Kalshi BTC Perp thing being "huge." You're looking after institutions, and we get the leftover crumbs. There's a lot of dumb people who are believing you and thinking this is a "huge" step forward, but some of us see through the nonsense. If you can open it for them, you can open it for us. But that would not give the institutions enough time to get total control of it before we get there.

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  chillbob housepants (@chillbobhouse) reported 30 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Chase bank has better customer support than @coinbase

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  Jay Nisbett (@JayNisbett) reported 31 minutes ago

  $MSTR moving BTC to coinbase and recently buying down debt. $STRC yield is closing in on 11-12% (trading below par) Tether started buying Gold in December and ever since October 10th, the average true range (ATR) is expanding on USDT/USD. While the spread is still relatively low - the frequency and range of non-par trades is not a good indicator...

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  NoFomoclerk (@Nofomoclerk) reported 33 minutes ago

  Coinbase has a straightforward way to strengthen its trading product. Integrate Hyperliquid builder codes. The upside is obvious: instant access to highly liquid perpetual markets a stronger response to competitors like Robinhood a chance to rebuild trader trust support from a large part of the crypto community already aligned with Hyperliquid The market has already shown where users want to trade. The question is whether Coinbase chooses to lean into it.

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  Astik Mondal (@Astik_Mondal_) reported 36 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong The real story isn't access it's that US liquidity just got a legal on-ramp to the derivatives that actually move the market.For years, offshore exchanges ran the real price discovery while American capital sat in a kiddie pool. Coinbase just ended that asymmetry in one regulatory move.

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  AstralchaiN (@004AstralchaiN) reported 36 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru Fuckkk coinbase, **** jews.

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  FJBTrump2024 (@Janetellenbeck1) reported 37 minutes ago

  @UniverseTwenty @coinbase @CFTC Yet they have the worst customer service. Not one American customer service agent.

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  DimKat (❖,❖) (opinion arc) 🗣 (@DimkatG) reported 37 minutes ago

  Coinbase and @base ecosystem aren't waiting around for legacy payment networks to retrofit their infrastructure. They are systematically building the native economy for AI agents right now Through integrations like AWS AgentCore Payments and Base MCP, an AI agent encountering a web paywall or a paid data API no longer has to stop and ping a human for a credit card The agent checks its spending guardrails, signs an on-chain transaction via its secure smart wallet, settles the payment in stablecoins in 200 milliseconds, and keeps working

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  Mac (@lea60141) reported 39 minutes ago

  @BitcoinMagazine I have never heard anything good about customer service from COINBASE. It is clear that the banks provide a much higher level of customer service

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  ThinkDifferent (@ChallengeThink) reported 39 minutes ago

  @epictrades1 Banks: say coins are stupid and hold no value, push prices down, print endless money off customers forever *behind the scenes start realizing they need a piece of this pie* Coinbase: keeps building up their market hold Banks: “Hey you’re full of **** that’s not fair!”

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  Matias 🇻🇦 (@ghostofmatias2) reported 41 minutes ago

  @StrategyMaxi *** them both. Both pieces of ****. Since 2014 when I first bought btc I'm watching Brian attack Bitcoin to enrich himself while riding btc to do so and sell shitcoins to noobs. If coinbase had a good btc CEO we would be +$250k and coinbase would be sitting in over 1M coins. He has less than spacex. Loser pos💩

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  Donny John (@DonnyJohnNum1) reported 43 minutes ago

  welp i was long near on coinbase and had my stop a bit below the lows, cb closes perps btw 5-6pm ET on fridays cause they suck *** so unsure what's gonna happen on re-open since it's a thin market. such a dogshit exchange no lie, they need to really fix their ****

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  TheCoinZone.com (@thecoinzonecom) reported 44 minutes ago

  Coinbase just opened up 80% of the crypto market to Americans. And most people have no idea how big that is. For years, US traders could buy spot Bitcoin and trade a limited set of futures. But the biggest markets in crypto were happening somewhere else. Perpetual futures and options make up roughly 80% of global crypto trading volume, yet most US investors had no regulated way to access them. That forced many large traders and institutions to use offshore entities, spread capital across multiple platforms, and take on extra risk just to access the same products the rest of the world was already using. Now that changes. Coinbase has become the first CFTC-regulated platform that can connect US clients to global crypto options and perpetual futures markets. That includes access to Deribit, which alone holds more than $31 billion in Bitcoin options open interest and dominates the global crypto options market. The bigger story isn't just new products. It's that the US is finally getting regulated access to the part of crypto where most price discovery actually happens. Perpetual futures often drive short-term market moves. Options markets reveal how traders are positioning for future volatility. Institutional desks use both to hedge risk, express views, and manage large portfolios. Until now, much of that activity happened outside the reach of US regulation. Coinbase is trying to bring it back onshore. What this means in practice: → US institutions no longer need offshore workarounds to access major crypto derivatives markets → Coinbase becomes a much more serious competitor to global exchanges → More trading volume stays inside regulated US markets → Retail access is expected to follow The broader trend is becoming harder to ignore. Crypto isn't moving toward the traditional financial system. The traditional financial system is slowly building regulated access to the parts of crypto it once pushed offshore. And this may be one of the biggest steps yet. (link in comments) ↓

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  Time Alchemist (@ATimeAlchemist) reported 45 minutes ago

  @CryptosR_Us @coinbase Jamie Dimon is… FULL OF ****.

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  Transactix Financial Inc (@TransactixInc) reported 47 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong This is what happens when regulation and infrastructure build in the same direction 💪 The US spent years getting this right. Clear rules, regulated venues, institutional-grade products. The result is Coinbase opening access to $31B in open interest overnight. Canada has 40 million people who deserve the same.

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  Blockzeit (@BlockzeitE) reported 49 minutes ago

  Strategy just moved 411 bitcoin:native worth around $30 million to Coinbase Prime. That's a tiny 0.05% of its massive 843,000+ BTC holdings, yet it lit up the timeline with speculation. Peter Schiff wasted no time calling it proof that Strategy is "running out of cash." Michael Saylor pushed back hard, breaking down their latest debt restructuring and Bitcoin-first playbook in real time. Meanwhile, on-chain data tells a clearer story. Strategy has already absorbed 2.6 times of all the Bitcoin mined this year. The business now controls over 4% of the total supply. To service dividends, the company only needs Bitcoin to grow by about 2%. The math keeps favoring the stackers. Bitcoin price barely flinched through the noise. This looks far more like smart treasury management than any kind of capitulation.

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  TFTC (@TFTC21) reported 53 minutes ago

  "He's full of ****." That is JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and the Clarity Act, which Dimon says the banking industry will fight in its current form. The Clarity Act contains language that lets crypto exchanges offer rewards on stablecoin balances through "activity-based" membership programs. Dimon and the banking industry argue this is functionally identical to paying interest on deposits, just under a different label, and that it creates an unlevel playing field where crypto firms can do what banks cannot without the same regulatory obligations. Dimon's position is that the bill allows stablecoin issuers to effectively operate like banks, taking in deposits and paying yield, without the consumer protections, capital requirements, or AML obligations that come with a banking charter. He says the industry will fight the bill as written, adding: "We'll fight it. If we lose, we lose. But it will be fought." The Clarity Act cleared the Senate Banking Committee 15-9 on May 14 and is now heading to the full Senate floor. The White House has targeted a July 4 signing, but the stablecoin yield provision has become the single most contested element of the legislation.

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  Uptrick (@Uptrick_X) reported 53 minutes ago

  CFTC signed off on Coinbase routing customer BTC and stablecoins as margin to Deribit for perps. Same framework as Kalshi. Institutions get US-regulated access to offshore liquidity without moving assets. $73,329 BTC quiet but the infrastructure just unlocked.

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  TwinFit 🧢🧉 (@NodeofEnvy) reported 59 minutes ago

  @mstrpilled @BitcoinMagazine Yes, banks cant have deposits bleed, and dont offer **** for yield anymore. Wake up though. He's not wrong about Brian being a ****, and not wrong about Coinbase out of it's league & unequipped to anchor the global financial system.

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  Zubiqo (@zubiqo) reported 59 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: Strategy Signals Potential Bitcoin Sale After 411 BTC Coinbase Prime Transfer Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) just transferred over 411 Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime, sparking massive speculation that the company may be preparing a tactical sale as its cash reserves dwindle. Strategy moved over 411 Bitcoin to a Coinbase Prime address format typically tied to over-the-counter transactions. The company's dollar reserve recently collapsed from $2.25 billion down to just $871 million. Strategy now holds only 6.3 months of cash coverage for its estimated $1.66 billion in annualized obligations. The firm recently spent about $1.38 billion in cash to repurchase $1.5 billion of its convertible debt at a discount. This 411 BTC transfer represents a tiny fraction of their 843,738 BTC treasury, but it signals a monumental shift in the market's understanding of their funding loop. Selling higher-cost coins could quickly raise crucial cash to support their preferred stock dividends, but doing so risks undermining the confidence of their core investors. Is this a necessary tactical move to stabilize their capital stack, or the beginning of the end for Saylor's relentless Bitcoin accumulation strategy? Source: CryptoSlate