Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports
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Users are reporting problems related to: transactions, website and withdrawals.
Coinbase is a digital asset broker headquartered in San Francisco, California. They broker exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.
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.
August 31: Problems at Coinbase
Coinbase is having issues since 11:20 AM AEST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!
Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.
- Transactions (50%)
- Website (25%)
- Withdrawals (25%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:
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Withdrawals | 1 month ago |
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Transactions | 1 month ago |
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Website | 3 months ago |
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Login | 3 months ago |
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Mobile App | 4 months ago |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported@finlvnd @CorruptedQtrns Could you clarify whether you mean using Coinbase Wallet directly on a website through WalletConnect, or accessing Coinbase Wallet from the Coinbase website?
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Slobodan (@SBanjevic) reported@coinbureau Brian Armstrong believes tokenized assets could do the same thing to finance. Apple never predicted Uber, TikTok or Coinbase. The iPhone simply created a platform on which businesses nobody had imagined could be built. Armstrong argues that blockchains could play the same role for financial markets. And the important part isn't tokenization itself. It's what becomes possible AFTER assets become programmable. Imagine: 24/7 markets. Global access. Near-instant settlement. Tokenized stocks, bonds and real estate. On-chain collateral. Automated lending. Financial products that interact with each other without traditional intermediaries. Coinbase's own research estimates that distributed tokenized real-world assets had already reached roughly $18B, excluding stablecoins, after growing about 18× since 2022. That's still microscopic compared with global financial markets. And that's precisely the opportunity. The biggest mistake investors can make is thinking tokenization is simply “putting stocks on a blockchain.” That's the old-finance mindset. The real opportunity is creating financial infrastructure that was impossible when assets, money and settlement lived on separate systems. The iPhone didn't make better phones. It created an entirely new economic layer. Blockchain may do the same to finance. The first trillion-dollar opportunity may not be a token. It may be the companies nobody has invented yet.
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perpsees (@perpsees) reported@coinbase They’ll require you to pledge 250% of the down payment value. - ($250,000 $BTC for a $100,000 house) Your pledged #bitcoin stays locked in custody for the duration of the loan or until you refinance/ pay off the balance. You take out two loans essentially (standard Fannie Mae backed mortgage + seperste private downpayment loan secured by crypto) bundled into one monthly payment…. But you pay interest on both…. A 60 day delinquency on your payment = total liquidation. Imagine losing your job and your can’t pay your mortgage but your crypto is frozen. You have 60 days before better liquidates you leaving you with the tax bill you were trying to avoid in the first place. This is not a good deal. @coinbase @brian_armstrong
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Joy Gajjar (@joy_gajjar27) reportedBREAKING: Deribit to stop publishing daily Proof of Reserves (PoR) page on Sept 1st. 90% of customer assets already migrated to Coinbase custody. What's next for crypto transparency? #Deribit #ProofOfReserves
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The Last Late Show (@TheLastLateSho1) reported@coinbase Imagine trusting Coinbase with your mortgage. You have to sacrifice your first born just to reach LIVE customer service over there. Not to mention, the way their servers mysteriously 'crash' everytime the market is running and you're trying to cash out. No thanks. 🙄
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trax (@pogtrax) reported@GMONEYPEPE @coinbase dude... just log in or contact them or just do nothin... or sue them... like bro... they got audited by the feds 5 fkin days ago cuz $20 mil+ just went missing and probably why they sent that letter.... its not the fkin irs or something.... its a corrupt state government....
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Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported@AkshayA220666 Isn’t this already available on Coinbase? If you’re not seeing the option, could it be an issue with your account or app version?
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Recovery Assurance ~ Secure (@SureRecov) reported@ZimmermanM59 Losing track of $250 worth of XRP after purchasing it through Coinbase is understandably concerning. Your purchase confirmation, account history, and XRP transaction records could help establish what happened and assess whether a legitimate recovery option exists.
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🤪Jüst â Dúde😎 (@justadude337) reported@Bird_XRPL Too many sell walls all the way up to32.00. Coinbase and Binance run this **** coin.
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Akshay (@iiam_Akshay) reported🔥 LATEST: COINBASE CEO BRIAN ARMSTRONG SAYS TOKENIZED ASSETS COULD DO FOR FINANCE WHAT THE IPHONE DID FOR TECH. APPLE DIDN’T PREDICT UBER, TIKTOK OR COINBASE. THE IPHONE ENABLED THEM. ARMSTRONG BELIEVES BLOCKCHAINS COULD DO THE SAME — CREATING AN ENTIRELY NEW WAVE OF FINANCE COMPANIES. GLOBAL ACCESS. BETTER UTILITY. 24/7 TRADING. THE BIGGEST BLOCKCHAIN USE CASES MAY NOT EVEN EXIST YET. 🚀
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Lies Or Liars (@Liesorliars) reportedTHE HYPOTHETICAL On 8 January 2018 Larry Summers asked Jeffrey Epstein how a large crypto holding might be moved without a clean sale. He set the problem out as minor for himself and major for a friend. Suppose you own 1 percent of a company whose cryptocurrency is worth a billion. There are restrictions on the ability to sell. Will a charity take it and give a reasonable valuation. Can you set up a foundation and donate it. Other options. A former Treasury Secretary was asking Epstein, in writing, whether a charity or a foundation could take restricted crypto at a usable valuation. The questions sit in a year when this network was already discussing crypto, Coinbase, and tax treatment. No donation or foundation from this note is shown in the available record. Source: DOJ Epstein Files Transparency Act release. Jmail Email Archive. larry-summers thread. January 8 2018.
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Dan 𝙏𝙖𝙭𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙄𝙨 𝙏𝙝𝙚𝙛𝙩 Behrman Esq🍍 (@DanForTexas) reported@GMONEYPEPE @coinbase Is this true for stocks at a brokerage? Because crypto in Coinbase is simply a measure of crypto that coinbase owes to you. Same as a stock broker. Its not "abandoned on the block chain" either. Coinbase has its own wallets that are constantly moving. So my question is what the actual ****?
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Seyvion 𐤊 (@XSeyvion) reported$BTC Better and Coinbase just put the Bitcoin backed down payment mortgage into general availability. It is two loans, not Bitcoin as the home loan collateral. You take a normal first mortgage, then a second loan for the down payment that is backed by your Bitcoin and a second lien on the house. The clean part is there are no margin calls from price swings under the public terms. The sharp edge is the trigger is delinquency. Miss payments and after 60 days they can sell the pledged Bitcoin, so the risk shifts from chart volatility to cash flow and servicing.
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Steven (@_SDoran) reportedBTC is back at $78k and the timeline is celebrating a bounce that treasury equity barely participated in. Strategy sold $2B of stock in the Aug 17–23 window and added no coins. From Tokyo, Metaplanet is moving inventory to Coinbase Prime while still sitting on 43,000 BTC and an mNAV the market will not refinance at the old multiple. Public-company Bitcoin on balance sheets is back around $100B. Common-equity premiums on the big three are still compressed. That combination is the story. The 2024–25 model was simple: premium on the stock → issue shares → buy BTC → premium holds → repeat. When the premium falls toward 1x, you still have the coins. You no longer have the printer. You have a holding company that tweets. Metaplanet is the live case study of that from the TSE: third-largest corporate treasury on earth, 210,000 BTC target by 2027, last disclosed add in Q2, and a capital market that just watched spot rip $20k off the June low without giving the equity its flywheel back. I keep a running list of the top 100 banks and how many of them actually hold BTC. Most of them still don’t. They have working groups. They have slide 47 that says “monitor.” In Tokyo they will finance a 40-year mortgage in a yen their own central bank is quietly melting, then call a 50-basis-point Bitcoin allocation a governance issue — while a hotel company that became a treasury sits a few train stops away doing the thing the banks write papers about. So you can get a violent spot rally off seller exhaustion — and we just did, $58.5k to $78k — while the institutional bid that was supposed to make this cycle “different” is constrained by its own capital structure. Two separate markets right now: 1. Coins. Bid is real. Old supply looks tired. 2. Paper claims on coins. Tokyo included. The market is refusing to refinance the flywheel at the old multiple. If you only watch the candle, this looks like the start of the movie. If you watch who's allowed to issue equity against BTC, it looks like the same twelve treasuries doing all the work while the banks stay in committee. That’s not bearish on Bitcoin. It’s bearish on the idea that corporate treasuries automatically are Bitcoin. The index I care about isn’t the next $10k. It’s how many of those 100 banks are still at zero when spot is already off the lows and Metaplanet is still running the treasury strategy the banking system only studies.
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Chao Zheng (@ChaosBioVC) reported@brian_armstrong Love holding stablecoin on coinbase and earning 3.5%. I wish there are more banking service from coinbase.
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QUANTYX (@0xQuantyx) reported@HardBasisHQ That makes sense. The concentration layer is the useful extension here. The system itself is designed as a directional derivatives and flow composite, aggregating funding, OI, Coinbase premium and CVD rather than modelling liquidation levels. Adding venue level OI concentration and funding dispersion should give better context around where positioning is concentrated without making claims the available data can’t support. Appreciate the insight. That’s a useful distinction.
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Buttcoinist (@Buttcoinist) reportedMfers really be seeing Coinbase calling $Buttcoin “the first memecoin” on their website and don’t think Coinbase is positioned
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Fat Tony (@FatTony401) reported@smol_intern Valid point sir. I remember Coinbase going down often during its initial bull run too
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Kevin Tootill (@kevintootill) reported@RealJamesTylee @GMONEYPEPE @coinbase Please look after all my money, no I dont want to confirm your receipt for this service
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Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported@morecuriousshit @coinbase Could you share the exact withdrawal error or message you’re receiving, and confirm whether the issue is affecting all withdrawals or only a specific asset or transaction?
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Heath (@heathDCfan) reported@beyond_broke any idea why Coinbase won’t let me and a few others transfer XRP out? I checked Twitter and some are having same issue.
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Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported@bccryptolearn Could you confirm whether this happens with both ATOM and OSMO and whether you’re using the latest Coinbase and Keplr Wallet versions, so we can narrow down whether the issue is with the memo prompt or the transfer flow?
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SayLayPsyYa (@Zaytion_) reported@DanForTexas @GMONEYPEPE @coinbase Yes. People have lost access to stocks before by not checking in.
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Low Neuroticism (@PreWealthy) reported@tokugawasuprema @krakenfx Coinbase has terrible leadership wrapped in positivity. Worst type of people.
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Next Block News (@nextblocknews_) reportedNEW: Better Mortgage and Coinbase said Aug. 26 that a bitcoin-backed down payment loan paired with a conforming mortgage reached general availability, per CryptoSlate. Price moves do not trigger margin calls on the pledged bitcoin, but 60 days of delinquency can put it at risk of sale.
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OnlyHashes (@onlyhashes) reportedBitcoin Holds $78K as Deribit Shifts Custody, Miners Lean Into AI Bitcoin is holding near $78,000 after a rejection from above $81,000, trading between $77,000 support and $80,000 resistance as Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's sticky inflation comments add macro pressure. Deribit moved 90% of client assets to Coinbase custody and will drop its daily proof of reserves check on September 1. Miners like IREN are leaning into AI data center revenue, though Bitcoin still supplied 82% of its income this year.
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Dan (@Dan17949979) reported@allthemoney If you can't access your accounts, you done something bad not to, it's easy, I logged into my cold wallet today and traded on Coinbase and was all successful. If your in your in, if not go away.
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waffles (@WaffleHouseGuy1) reported@GMONEYPEPE @crypt0e @coinbase So? Log in.
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Nora Dvorakova (@NoraDvorak8d) reported@MatthewAbr81822 I hear you. Don’t send them anything else until we figure out exactly what’s blocking the BTC transfer. I work with crypto transactions like this, send me the details of what Coinbase is showing you, and I’ll help you pinpoint the issue
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James Tylee (@RealJamesTylee) reported@GMONEYPEPE @coinbase Can someone help me identify something here? Who's more retarded, the OP or his friend?