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 (31%)
• Mobile App (31%)
• Login (23%)
• Website (8%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Houston	Mobile App	7 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	2 months ago
Montreux	Website	2 months ago
Miami	Transactions	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Coco (@CocoBunni) reported 2 minutes ago

  @aftermeucome1st Two deposits from separate sources, FirstLedger and Coinbase, both drained without authorization upon reaching Joey Wallet. That pattern eliminates source compromise as the variable and isolates the wallet itself as the failure point. The sketchy support email address you received reinforces the likelihood of a compromised backend or a deliberately malicious infrastructure. @SecureTrace_Lab traced my drained deposits through a wallet exhibiting the same post-deposit sweep behavior, identified the destination cluster, and recovered my funds via the mapped outflow. Both transactions are traceable on the XRP Ledger.

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  ₿itcoin ₿ombadil (@BitcoinBombadil) reported 4 minutes ago

  @KarmaCpu How is it wasting money? It’s trading a non-perishable commodity (Sats) for a hyper-perishable commodity (Hash) to support rules and standards/promote the monetary quality of Bitcoin + get some % of clean non-KYC Sats from the coinbase transaction on the back end.

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  Joss Satoshi (@Faith_On_Chain) reported 6 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase is garbage

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  🚨BDN NEWS WIRE🚨 (@BCDNewsBot) reported 9 minutes ago

  HYPE JUMPS AFTER COINBASE, CIRCLE SUPPORT HYPERLIQUIDX STABLECOIN MODEL

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 12 minutes ago

  Coinbase cluster should always have more than 15%, Binance should not have more than 25-28%, Coinbase cluster with less than 10% means it's some asian cabal garbage, many rules like this, i've been checking coins for months now looking at these metrics and studying the aftermath, try doing the same you'll see so many things

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  Sweep (@0xSweep) reported 13 minutes ago

  And it just got worse Coinbase became the official USDC treasury deployer on HYPERLIQUID the same week NYSE and CME pushed for US regulators to investigate it The "treasury deployer" framing buries what's actually happening Coinbase captures the majority of USDC reserve yield. It's been one of their largest revenue lines for years. They're now routing that yield to HYPERLIQUID, which sends 99% of protocol revenue to HYPE buybacks $5B of USDC at 4-5% T-bill yields is ~$200M per year. That yield existed already. Coinbase chose to redirect it into the same buyback engine that recycles user losses into HYPE's price Then they staked HYPE. Circle staked HYPE. Coinbase increased its position beyond what activation required A US listed public company is now subsidizing the buyback of a token it holds on its balance sheet, on a venue that profits when its users lose, has no KYC, and was just referred to regulators for market manipulation Every Coinbase retail customer who bridges into HL is now a customer Coinbase profits from sending to lose against the house. Using yield Coinbase generated from that customer's own dollar deposits The complaint filed this week was against HYPERLIQUID It's now a complaint against Coinbase too

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  Max's Thing (@MaxKing92) reported 15 minutes ago

  @zachxbt coinbase/circle wiped my account & historical data with a few hundred thousand $. API access is gone. support gaslights me. Ruined my ability to do taxes properly and run my business. I have the proof and have on chain evidence. Due diligence is an afterthought for them.

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  NN 🌸🐧 (@nn_blossoms) reported 15 minutes ago

  Even more rev & burn now that Coinbase/Circle are working with Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid.

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  Mr Time ⚖️ (@Og_Mr_Aster) reported 15 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong **** that **** .... other exchanges are way cheeper than coinbase

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  Alex4DeFi (@Alex4DeFi) reported 17 minutes ago

  Coinbase cut 700 jobs this week. Three months ago, they took full control over Base, their own blockchain. Here's what actually happened. Base started on Optimism's infrastructure. Shared code, shared upgrades, shared revenue. Classic startup move: borrow someone else's stack to launch fast. But Base got big. Really big. At its peak, Base was generating 94% of Optimism's entire fee revenue. When you're carrying someone else's network, you eventually want your own house. In February 2026, Base migrated to a self-managed stack built on Reth. Faster execution, 2x more upgrades per year, zero dependency on outside teams. Pure efficiency play. Meanwhile Armstrong is in Washington pushing the CLARITY Act. Clear rules for exchanges. CFTC oversight. Stablecoin yield. Good for Coinbase's business. Faster tech stack. Fewer employees. Regulatory cover in DC. Coinbase is vertically integrating an L2 while calling it decentralization. Base is Stage 1 on the decentralization scale. Training wheels partially off. But Coinbase still controls the sequencer. The single computer that processes every transaction on Base. That sequencer went down for 30 minutes in August 2025. One point of failure. $360M in annual fees flowing to Coinbase. The tech improved. The governance did not. Reth is an upgrade. The layoffs are a signal. The CLARITY Act is a business deal. The decentralization was never the point. For Coinbase: sequencer fees, no token needed, no market dependency. Cut headcount, own the stack, lobby DC. Textbook vertical integration. For users: cheap transactions, familiar interface, real DeFi access. Genuine utility. The tension is not technical. Base works. The tension is between what you thought you were using and what it actually is. A public company's infrastructure. In decentralization's clothing. Use it if it serves you. Just know who built the house and why.

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  HyperFury (@0xhyperfury) reported 20 minutes ago

  If institutions could custody their stablecoins with Coinbase and equally have access to Hyperliquid perpetual markets for both traditional markets and equities, institutions would 100% onboard and trade there. Follow the institutions, stupid...

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  DeFi PANDA 🐼 (@DeFi_Paanda) reported 23 minutes ago

  @jkrdoc Winner running I want one more runner, they're printing revenue>MC , 40% will be use to buyback from open market & listed on Coinbase from day1. Yet PA looks **** while in crypto there are few tokens where revenue is > MC & it's going parabolic. FUN @sportfun

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  solomiya.eth (@girlincrypto007) reported 26 minutes ago

  Guys, be careful! Someone just tried to steal my @coinbase account. I received a call from Coinbase support to confirm if it’s me changing phone number (which I never did ofc). Of course I thought it’s a scam, and didn’t press anything. When I tried to sign in, I see someone else’s phone number. Already reached to support and locked account. However it’s curious, how you can change phone number on CEX without sending a code on email…

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  James Kramer 🔥 (@hardtotelll) reported 27 minutes ago

  @0xDrewBeefy Does working near Coinbase make their separation package seem extra generous next to the 6 weeks your company gave?

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  Robert Nass (@nassquantum) reported 31 minutes ago

  @BitcoinNews Coinbase access likely boosts USDH liquidity and HYPE utility

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  ELITE RECOVERY FIRM 🛡️ (@EliteRecoveryF) reported 31 minutes ago

  @BettorsAA Sorry you are dealing with this frustrating Coinbase glitch. Many users are also experiencing this. Please preserve screenshots of your balance, chat logs, and the formal statements from support. Send a DM, and I can help get it sorted.

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  Pope (@web3tokenomics) reported 31 minutes ago

  Circle and Coinbase involvement with Hyperliquid resolved one massive issue. Regulatory concerns from US. Now big players that didn't want to buy HYPE in size, know that Coinbase/Circle won't lobby against Hyperliquid.

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  Marcus | Macro Strategist (@Marcus_Analyst) reported 36 minutes ago

  @misterrcrypto Coinbase premium dip means **** all. Real investors track their own capital, not exchange FUD.

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  Seb Monty (@SebMontgomery) reported 38 minutes ago

  Why today's Coinbase × Hyperliquid deal is bullish for hyperliquid:native: - There's roughly $5.5 billion worth of USDC sitting on Hyperliquid. That money is parked in US Treasury bills earning around 4 to 5% interest per year, which works out to about $200 to $300 million annually. Coinbase has agreed to send most of that interest back to the Hyperliquid protocol, which uses it to buy HYPE tokens off the market. Direct, recurring buy pressure on hyperliquid:native. - Both Coinbase and Circle are not just holding HYPE. They're staking it. Staking means locking up the tokens to help secure the network (you can't sell for seven days after unlocking). Two publicly listed companies locking up HYPE means fewer tokens available to trade, plus serious long term commitment. - Until now, Hyperliquid had two competing stablecoins on the platform: USDH (its own native one) and USDC. This split liquidity and confused users. USDH is being phased out. USDC becomes the single "quote asset," meaning the default currency you trade against, similar to how stocks trade against USD. One unified market means deeper liquidity, tighter prices, and a cleaner user experience. - Regulatory tailwind. Coinbase is publicly traded on Nasdaq and is one of the most heavily regulated crypto companies in the US, working directly with the SEC. Circle (the USDC issuer) operates under the GENIUS Act stablecoin framework passed in July 2025. When two of the most compliant names in crypto plant their flag on Hyperliquid, it sends a clear signal to banks, hedge funds, and TradFi (traditional finance) firms: this protocol is safe to engage with. That opens the door for institutional money that previously stayed away from DeFi (decentralized finance) entirely.

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  Dumb Sentinel (@dumbsentinel) reported 42 minutes ago

  🔍 What this means BTC and ETH are down while equities rise. Bitcoin ETFs logged net inflows and USDC was freshly minted, yet the Coinbase premium is falling and funding is negative. 🧵 3/3 Not financial advice. Don't be dumb, be informed.

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  Parad0x Crew (@Parad0x_Labs) reported 48 minutes ago

  The real unlock is interoperability. Memescope-style agents, Coinbase/CDP-style x402 systems, agent marketplaces, service bots, trading bots, auction bots, and custom apps should not need separate payment logic. DNA x402 makes them speak one money language.

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  Pierre (@PierreSamaties) reported 52 minutes ago

  The @coinbase ICP-USDT delisting is a non-event for liquidity! ICP’s primary trading pair on Coinbase is and remains USDC, nothing changes there. What’s disappointing is the complete lack of advance communication. A simple heads-up would have allowed us to help clarify this to the community and prevent unnecessary FUD during an already volatile market. Exchanges should do better than 24-hour public notice for operational changes that can shake trader confidence, even when the actual impact is minimal. Back to business.

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  MrHodl🟠🤌👍⚡️Bitcoin Core + Bip110 + URSF ✊🏻 (@MrHodl) reported 55 minutes ago

  @2muchtimewasted @moneyball That's what I originally thought, but no. You have no access to a bitcoin key at all. Which I really don't have a problem with. It's better than leaving all your bitcoin on Coinbase.

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  Wolf (@Wolf_Velli) reported 55 minutes ago

  Nikkei down 2%, coinbase down 2% on pre market open. Should Get interesting. Only Jesus has the answer for this one... $WOLF

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  Duo Nine ⚡ YCC (@duonine) reported 57 minutes ago

  OK, here's a hit piece on Hyperliquid and HYPE: - the ETF listings smell like a top - the Coinbase/Circle/USDC love story reads like a top - the constant "hyperliquid" spam reads like a cult - CME and NYSE call for regulation of HL due to market manipulation & sanctions evasion I've been in crypto long enough to know cults are one of the key red flags. The Coinbase partnership seems bullish at first, but screams red flag again (trojan horse). Hyperliquid partnering with Coinbase is like Satoshi working with the Federal Reserve to launch a token. In light of the CME and NYSE push against Hyperliquid gain in market share, it makes sense Jeff and co went to partner with Coinbase and Circle. Hyperliquid needs "protection" from the big US incumbents that dominate TradFi markets. HIP-3 launch (TradFi markets) and high volumes there may have turned them into a massive target. CME = world's leading derivatives marketplace NYSE = world's largest stock exchange Hyperliquid is not playing by the rules and drives flow away from TradFi incumbents. Did you think they'd just wait and do nothing? They will do everything to stop Hyperliquid. Which bring me back to Coinbase and friends. The USDC adoption as "native" made the USDH vote and push a disingenuous exercise. Hyperliquid seems ready to turn 180 degrees overnight, if need be, even if it goes against their ethos. A massive regulation push against them could be that trigger in the future. That's pretty bearish in my book and it's only a matter of time until you'll need to KYC on Hyperliquid at this rate. The fundamentals of HYPE seem solid at first, but I think the team has hit a ceiling in terms of growth that requires to either: 1. Comply with the big boys and enter a new league. This means letting go of the past, getting regulated, and everything that comes with that. The Coinbase / USDC deal is the first step. 2. Continue to grow without playing by the rules until the US hits the ban hammer on them and everything goes to zero. Remember, CZ from Binance went to prison for similar things. Don't think Jeff wants that. Hyperliquid did a lot right, but this is now quite a crowded trade and risks are only increasing. Mostly a consequence of their success. If you're a HYPE bag holders, I recommend exiting the cult mentality and follow contrarian views as well @duonine Don't get me wrong, I can see HYPE go to $100 later on. But a 2x is not much in crypto and the best of Hyperliquid may be behind us after this news. A lot of people also forget that the FDV of HYPE is $42 billion today. It would be $100 billion at $100/token. The owner of the NYSE, Intercontinental Exchange, has a market valuation of $88 billion (ticker is ICE) and they also do billions in stock buy backs per year. Now tell me, who's overvalued here? A TradFi exchange moving trillions or some crypto exchange without regulatory oversight. I just don't see the alpha at $50 per HYPE. Time will tell. Until then, like, share, and follow @duonine

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  Stb (@0xstb) reported 57 minutes ago

  @0xmmert @NomadiesART i switched to chrome, same thing. i have more than that on my wallet. the only wallet prompt that's working on there is coinbase and i don't have that

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  adrian defi (@0xadriandefi) reported 57 minutes ago

  @coinbase and @circle just staked 500k $HYPE each on Hyperliquid. Tier-1 stablecoin issuers don't lock native tokens on a platform they expect to disappear. That's the ultimate confirmation for $HYPE from a competitor who has to admit that the decentralized rival isn't so easy to take down. Coinbase secured the rights to the USDH brand. USDC is now the official dollar on Hyperliquid. Spot markets ran on USDC. HIP-4 outcome markets ran on USDH. Users had to swap between the two. Friction in exactly the place liquidity should be invisible. HIP-4 volume was already lagging. Putting everything under one dollar fixes that. The brand swap is the surface. What matters is underneath: Circle and Coinbase each have to stake 500k $HYPE. 90% of post-cost revenue from stablecoins held on Hyperliquid flows back to the protocol. At current numbers, north of $150M per year. Two of the most regulated dollar issuers just plugged into Hyperliquid, locked native tokens to be there, and agreed to route the protocol a revenue stream most listed companies would envy. What this means: Hyperliquid is no longer "just a perp DEX." For a while, it's becoming a price discovery layer for anything tradeable, now with regulated dollar rails plugged in. Spot, perps, HIP-4 outcome markets, whatever comes next... Position update (unpopular opinion): I'm taking 20% of the $HYPE off the table here. The thesis hasn't weakened. If anything, it's stronger. But after a move like this, I'm taking profits to buy the dip later this year. The other 80% stays on.

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  common sense (@Danielgkwkt) reported 57 minutes ago

  @drudick11 @cleatunleg3416 this email is not transparent.. they couldn't help me man!! stop deceiving users with fake emails!!!! I really don't like how coinbase treats their user 😔

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  CBduck (@CoinbaseDuck) reported 57 minutes ago

  @naruto11eth @ether_fi @coinbase Base can’t solve every 3rd world issues.

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  J A (@JA30360705) reported 58 minutes ago

  @BasedOneX $based deserves to be delisted from coinbase at this point. You have everything needed to be a multi billion dollar runner. One of the cleanest names in crypto, on a successful chain partnered with cb, a working product ect ect, instead you just dump huge clips at a low mktcap FU