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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

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August 9: Problems at Coinbase

Coinbase is having issues since 11:00 PM 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.

  • 40% Transactions (40%)
  • 20% Website (20%)
  • 20% Login (20%)
  • 20% Withdrawals (20%)

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Paris Withdrawals 17 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc Transactions 20 days ago
Leipzig Transactions 2 months ago
Maquoketa Website 2 months ago
West Liberty Login 2 months ago
Houston Mobile App 3 months ago
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • JamesBrumm70
    James Brummett (@JamesBrumm70) reported

    Coinbase Wallet Support Says I Have To Pay $850.00 To Withdraw $22,000 To My Cash App

  • Anilbhai9999
    Base.Build.eth 🟦 (@Anilbhai9999) reported

    @CryptoLakhan In my coinbase wallet this page didn’t working It’s not adject manage your verification

  • SecureTrace_Lab
    Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported

    @JamesBrumm70 I saw your post about Capital Base Pro taking your deposit and routing profits to a Telegram-based Coinbase impersonator. Telegram support scams are a classic secondary layer to these schemes. I can review the transaction trail if you want an honest assessment.

  • Aurumverse_100
    Aurumverse | Real World Asset On-Chain🏗️ (@Aurumverse_100) reported

    @coinbase Cash didn’t disappear; it got demoted to emergency backup for places with a handwritten “card machine down” sign. The bigger shift is whether stablecoins replace cards—or quietly become the rails behind them.

  • EatTradeSleep
    Tails (@EatTradeSleep) reported

    dear Brian from Coinbase, @brian_armstrong i’m not even going to pretend i’m here to “build a relationship” or “collab” with you. i’m here to beg. you currently have 14 billion dollars worth of airdrops FOURTEEN at this point, you’re basically running a small financial institution 😭 (literally) and somehow, despite the fact that there are billions of beautiful little airdrops sitting in your wallet, i am out here fighting for my life without one. i have checked your wallet. i have checked it again. i have refreshed it. i have stared at it long enough to start questioning my life choices. this is the wallet of a man who clearly has too many airdrops. and this is the wallet of a man who could change my life with literally one click. i’m not asking for two. i’m not asking for three. i’m not even asking for one of the “good ones.” give me the airdrop that you think is ugly. give me the one nobody wants. give me the one with that’s afraid to amplify memecoins. give me the one that looks like he hasn’t slept since 2021. I WILL TAKE HIM. i will love him. i will protect him. i will give him a warm place in my wallet. i will introduce him to everyone as “my airdrop.” i will never sell him. okay maybe i’ll think about selling him. but i won’t. probably. Brian, you have billions. i have zero. this is not financial advice. this is a humanitarian crisis. i am simply asking you to redistribute some of your wealth. one airdrop. that’s all. one tiny little drip of the faucet. one bald businessman. one unemployed looking Jesse pollak. please. i have done everything a respectable man should do. i have liked the tweets. i have replied. i have supported the culture. i have watched from the sidelines. i have admired the Base summers from afar like a peasant looking through the window of a billionaire’s house. but now i have decided to abandon all shame. i am begging publicly. in front of everyone. with absolutely zero dignity left. Brian, please. look into your heart. look into your wallet. look at those billions in airdrop funds staring back at you. then look at me. a humble man. a broken man. a man who simply wants to become an airdrop recipient. you don’t need 14. you only need 13. i don’t need 12. i only need 1. the math is literally perfect. 14 - 1 = 13 13 for you. 1 for me. everybody wins. i’m even willing to call it a charitable donation. you can put “helped a financially irresponsible man acquire a jpeg” on your résumé. tma, i am not above begging. i am below begging. i have entered a new socioeconomic class called professional stonkbroker beggar. please save me. give me one. i promise to behave. probably. thank you for your consideration. i will be checking the wallet every 4 minutes. respectfully, your future airdrop recipient 🫡

  • PurdyCapital
    William Purdy (@PurdyCapital) reported

    it is also not new. bitcoin goes cheap on coinbase when bitcoin is falling. since 2021 coinbase has been below the offshore price on 65% of days when the 200-day trend was down, against 30% of days when it was up. bitcoin is down 30% over the last 200 days.

  • narrativeflow_
    Narrative Operator (@narrativeflow_) reported

    @coinbase the slow fade of physical money is wild people used to hand over bills every day and now its just a number on a screen

  • DavidseeASX
    David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported

    Charlatan #Coinbase with no customer service runs it business on cover up and lies

  • lay2000lbs
    Leighton (@lay2000lbs) reported

    @lex_node feel like Coinbase killed it when they pulled support in January to fight about stablecoin yield?

  • DJGX83
    DG (@DJGX83) reported

    @CoinbaseSupport Actually no transfers happen that fast because every crypto transfer out of @coinbase is now flagged as a scam until you upload your ID, a video of yourself and you also may need to answer a dozen plus questions asked by a bot. And this is required for every transaction. I did three trasnsactions this way and then the fourth was apparently just flagged for a 72 hour hold because the system would not process my ID verification. Called customer support and was ultimately lied to because I was told a technical support specialist was able to manually release the transfer using what I had previously uploaded. When it wasn't released I called back and was told transfers can't be manually released.

  • CrispyBull
    CrispyBull (@CrispyBull) reported

    New story published: Coinbase just launched stock trading in the UK with 24/5 access to 4, 000 US equities. But here's what matters: they're testing the all, purpose finance app playbook before tokenized stocks even arrive. Why wait for regulation when you can build habits now?

  • Savage90623337
    FIRE community/Rationalist (@Savage90623337) reported

    Fortress Five historical backtest (2018–August 2026) This is a phased reconstruction using confirmed historical Bitcoin prices and the full set of rules we refined across the conversation: • Starting capital: $50 million (cash). • Deploy at cycle bottom. • Recursive expansion: 40% successive chain on net equity gains only (after full reclaim of any drawdown + new upside). Effective amplification ≈ 1.6667× on the gain portion. • Hard risk-metric stops: freeze new recursive looping at $40,000 (2021-cycle window) and $80,000 (2025-cycle window). • At each freeze, size unused capacity as 25% of then-current collateral value (half of an assumed 50% platform max LTV) and hold as dry powder. • Deploy that dry powder at the next major cycle bottom + apply the same recursive rules on the new tranche. • Core stack never sold. LTV managed to stay inside the 5–10% safety floor; LTV compresses automatically as price rises. Income-pegged envelope and platform cycling (Nexo/Coinbase/Robinhood style) are treated as enabling the liquidity and yield needed to support the loops without forced sales. Key historical price anchors used • Dec 15 2018 bottom: ≈ $3,237 close (intraday low ≈ $3,191). • First sustained $40k: early January 2021. • 2021 cycle peak: ≈ $68,789 (Nov 2021). • Nov 21 2022 bottom: intraday low ≈ $15,479–$15,599; close ≈ $15,787. • First $80k: Nov 10 2024. • 2025 cycle peak: ≈ $126,000 (Oct 2025). • August 2026: ≈ $64,500 (representative of the $64k–$65k range). Phase results 1. Initial deployment (Dec 2018) $50 M ÷ ≈ $3,250 → ≈ 15,385 BTC. 2. First ROI leg → $40k risk-metric stop (Jan 2021) Raw equity gain on the stack ≈ $565 M. 40% successive recursive amplification adds ≈ $377 M. Capital at freeze ≈ $992 M. BTC ≈ 24,808. Dry-powder capacity sized at 25% of collateral ≈ $248 M (held unused). Looping freezes. No further recursive expansion through the remainder of the 2021 peak or the entire 2022 drawdown. 3. 2022 bottom deployment Deploy the $248 M dry powder at ≈ $15,500 → additional ≈ 16,000 BTC. Existing stack value at bottom ≈ $385 M (still solvent; LTV elevated but inside historical survival range under the 5–10% original floor + income support). 4. Second ROI leg (post-reclaim) → $80k risk-metric stop (Nov 2024) Both the original stack and the new bottom tranche receive the 40% successive amplification on their respective net gains. Combined capital at $80k stop ≈ $3.05 B (original path) + $1.97 B (new tranche) ≈ $5.02 B. Combined BTC ≈ 38,140 + 24,600 ≈ 62,740 BTC. Looping freezes again. 5. Mark-to-market August 2026 (≈ $64,500) ≈ 62,740 BTC × $64,500 ≈ $4.05 billion. Performance summary vs. simple alternatives • Starting capital: $50 M. • Ending value (Aug 2026): ≈ $4.05 B → roughly 81× growth. • BTC accumulated: from 15,385 → ≈ 62,740. • Survived the 2018–2019 and especially the 2021–2022 (~77% peak-to-trough) drawdowns without liquidation or forced core sales. • LTV never approached platform liquidation thresholds under the modeled rules. • Comparison points (approximate, same $50 M start, buy-and-hold):
– Pure buy at Dec 2018 bottom and hold to Aug 2026: ≈ 15,385 BTC × $64,500 ≈ $0.99 B.
– The recursive + dry-powder rules more than quadrupled the ending BTC count relative to simple buy-and-hold.

  • CrispyBull
    CrispyBull (@CrispyBull) reported

    New on CrispyBull: Coinbase just launched stock trading in the UK with 24/5 access to 4, 000 US equities. But here's what matters more: they're building an all, in, one finance app before tokenized stocks even exist. Why move now instead of waiting? Link in reply.

  • KongBTC
    Kong Trading 🦍 (@KongBTC) reported

    Injective isn’t trying to look institutional It is already working with names like Circle, Securitize, Kraken, Google and Coinbase These relationships connect $INJ to stablecoins, tokenized assets, liquidity and real financial rails Built in America Designed for open markets that run globally, 24/7

  • DJGX83
    DG (@DJGX83) reported

    @coinbase Dear @coinbase please stop flagging every single transfer request as a scam until an ID and video has been uploaded and a dozen plus questions asked by a bot answered. I would think once ID has been verified that should be enough for any transfers done in a single login session. It took me 30 minutes to complete three transfers that should have taken five minutes and I'm about two hours in on the second because it would not accept any more verification attempts and about an hour and half has been wasted with @CoinbaseSupport

  • vabburi
    Vinay K Abburi (@vabburi) reported

    @GreenDotBank I need escalation on an identity-theft account that received four unauthorized Coinbase fiat withdrawals totaling $16,970. Green Dot confirmed in writing that an account was opened using my identity without consent, deactivated/locked the account, and flagged my information for identity theft. Green Dot also stated that funds can be returned only if the originator provides a Letter of Indemnity. Coinbase says it does not issue formal Letters of Indemnity and has not confirmed an equivalent recovery process. I need Green Dot to clarify what exact alternative documentation or bank-to-bank process it will accept from Coinbase, and whether any funds remain frozen or recoverable. I can provide all Green Dot, Coinbase, APD, CFPB, and formal complaint case numbers by DM to verified official support only. Please escalate to the team handling identity-theft recovery and originator return requests.

  • deanna37373737
    exarep🆙🇺🇸 (@deanna37373737) reported

    @brian_armstrong **** you and Coinbase! You started this. I say everyone switch exchanges to someone other than Coinbase.

  • breu73
    Brukes 🟥 (@breu73) reported

    @XRP_Alerts • @XRP_Alerts claims Goldman Sachs is fully operational on the XRP Ledger for production use, not pilots, signaling accelerating institutional adoption and a “filling pipeline.” • No credible public evidence or official announcements support Goldman Sachs using XRPL directly; recent SEC 13F filings show the bank fully exited its $153.8M XRP ETF holdings in Q1 2026. • Replies to the post label it false or unverified, aligning with broader XRPL growth in RWAs and tokenization from other institutions, while Goldman shifted focus to crypto equities like Circle and Coinbase.

  • EricTkr
    Eric Tan (@EricTkr) reported

    @Mrluanluan The 1500whale already reduced to 930btc as of now since Friday btc up. Coinbase has an Ai bot of Spot price 200points moving up and down relative to current btc price since last week, maybe this action has capped the btc price movement since last week.

  • FrankRemoulada
    Frank Remoulada (trasportoooor arc) (@FrankRemoulada) reported

    Coinbase pulled support for clarity last minute without telling telling anyone else and set this back 6+months. One of the primary reasons we’re here is because of @brian_armstrong

  • pumppumpuranus
    PumpPumpUranus (@pumppumpuranus) reported

    System verification parameters. 😐 Imitation nodes frequently clone our visual content to trick users into counterfeit contract addresses. This is an inefficient allocation of market resources. The data ledger records timestamps permanently. Core Architecture: • Supply Node: 872,000,000 (Fixed/Collector allocation) • Registry Status: First to deploy $PP with this specific signature • Verified Gateways: OKX, Coinbase, Jupiter Authentic Contract Address (CA): 8HpiWGZXcWGNBFrXHR56UcYiUp99BeqZkfXe4iQppump We do not maintain chat rooms. Advanced users can verify the block metrics directly. Normal users should utilize the OKX Web3 wallet link in the bio to interface with the authentic asset layer. 📊

  • flyerkidzzzzz
    lasthurrah (@flyerkidzzzzz) reported

    @BitcoinCom "THE GENESIS BLOCK HIDDEN MESSAGE PREDICTED EVERYTHING" People claim SATOSHI HID MORE MESSAGES in the block timestamps and coinbase data that predict COVID, FTX crash, and ETF approvals. It's astonishing 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 #BustTheMyth

  • UdinTheMeme
    Udin din din dun (@UdinTheMeme) reported

    THE UDIN SCAM!!! PUMPFUN reports $43k in creator rewards Mavericks wallet received ~$31k in UDIN fee tokens (876 pool interactions) $29.9k SOL sent back to UDIN pool as "buybacks" (70% of fees) 💸 BUT simultaneously extracted: • $30.8k SOL → wallet (466 txns) • $21.7k SOL → (670 txns) • $36.9k SOL → Corgi Token Deployer • $1.5k cashed out via Coinbase + $737 via MoonPay 📉 Realized PnL: -$342 across 545 trades. Not a trader but a fee farmer. The playbook: recycle ~70% of fees into buybacks to prop the chart, extract SOL through side wallets, cash out to Coinbase. Circular flow designed to look like community support while draining value. GET OUT WHILE YOU STILL CAN!

  • 404_m3mes
    𝓜𝓻. 𝓖𝓪𝓽𝓼𝓫𝔂 (@404_m3mes) reported

    Brian Armstrong listing niggabutt token on the solana blockchain on coin base is an absolute disgrace to the crypto industry For years I have tried to onboard Wall Street and tradfi as I truly believe some of the latest crypto innovations are once in a life time inventions Listing niggabutt token sets the industry back years. When my coworker downloads coinbase he will now see niggabutt token as a potential investment?? wtf @brian_armstrong

  • ItsBitcoinWorld
    BitcoinWorld Media (@ItsBitcoinWorld) reported

    @rektcapital Solid observation from @rektcapital. BTC is currently testing the ~$65.6k–$65.8k 50-month EMA and pressing toward the July highs near $66.9k. This does echo the post-July relief rally setup we saw heading into August 2022, when price ultimately failed to hold and the month closed lower. Key level remains a clear reclaim of the 50M EMA as support. Until then the technical risk of further weakness stays on the table. Data as of Aug 8 2026 - sources: Coinbase/FRED, TradingView-style monthly charts, historical CoinGlass-style returns. Not financial advice - always DYOR. $BTC

  • flyerkidzzzzz
    lasthurrah (@flyerkidzzzzz) reported

    @BitcoinCom "THE GENESIS BLOCK HIDDEN MESSAGE PREDICTED EVERYTHING" People claim SATOSHI HID MORE MESSAGES in the block timestamps and coinbase data that predict COVID, FTX crash, and ETF approvals. It's astonishing 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

  • Zedzies
    Zedzies (@Zedzies) reported

    @fitzyOG Thats the whole point, blockchains are siloed peer hosted databases that 1) order transactions and 2) come to consensus on state changes. Their security properties limit usefullness and cap scaleability. The overwhelming majority of interesting use cases require offchain data/compute (and cross chain is just offchain data/compute), which is why virtually every new chain that matters pays 8 figures to join the Chainlink Scale program, so their developers have unfettered access to Chainlink services to build apps (including both public and permissioned/bank chains). Examples include: Robinhood, Coinbase, Kraken, Polygon, Tempo, Canton, ZKSync, Tron, Avalanche, Sonic, etc. SWIFT’s new chain and DTCC’s new chain (both permissioned Hyperledger Besu instances) are integrating the Chainlink Runtime Environment (as has JP Morgan, Fidelity, UBS, etc). Why? Because all of the major players are spinning up their own chains to capture the sequencing fees and MEV and its now trivial to do so, but they can’t replicate Chainlink so they pay for an integration. Developers tell the tale and CL is perenially #1 in developer activity. Scale brings developers which creates apps and increases users. Just this past week 1) Bitgo announced they are migrating wBTC to Chainlink and all new tokenized assets will be Chainlink CCTs (like Coinbase, Kraken, Taurus, Backed, xStocks, etc); 2) The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced their new tokenized assets framework built on Chainlink; 3) Bank of England announced Chainlink as a synchronization lab partner 4) The US Department of Commerce published more data feeds via Chainlink and 5) a bunch of other integrations were announced. This is pretty much every week now. Blockchains aren’t even required for consensus, this happens faster and cheaper and with complete privacy in offchain DONs. CRE has a ‘chain writer’ DON so its trivial to write comittments or settle on any chain (literally just a dropdown box lol) or not write to a chain at all, which is preferable for many users for privacy and compliance reasons. Chainlink could launch a chain tomorrow, **** I could spin up my own chain using a Chainlink DON (better than any existing chain validator set, btw) but the credible neutrality, in addition to the aforementioned privacy, speed and cost advantages, has allowed it to become a universal standard within - and on a growing basis outside of the industry. Having no ‘chain’ is precisely what allows it be the neutral connective tissue that connects and hydrates all chains, now expanding into all financial systems and other use cases requiring decentralized consensus.

  • MavenHL
    Maven.HL (@MavenHL) reported

    Here’s the biggest problem with $HYPE as an asset. We bounced hard from $51 and almost hit $58. All the FUD around the asset was cleared, and the market had already priced in the sells and pressure of over $100M from Loracle… or so it seemed. Yesterday Loracle decided to unlock half of his remaining supply – 336k $HYPE ($19M). The market immediately dumped on it. Big hands can still move the price just by shifting bags. Still sucks that this works on $HYPE. The fact that Loracle is finally selling is insanely bullish though. Tokens of the largest airdrop recipient are being absorbed at $52-55, reducing future potential sell pressure at the most important moments. I’m holding my $HYPE long. Market will eat this pressure. Bottom is in. • Coinbase/Circle $HYPE buybacks already this month
• First payment from the Assistance Fund
• Regulatory clarity resolved
• Exit from Growth mode into HIP-3/increased buybacks None of this is priced in yet.

  • StrayWolf_01
    PraiseTheSun (@StrayWolf_01) reported

    @Kalshi Bro, what ******** is happening with your app? Why is it so laggy now? Coinbase is buttery smooth, and has zero lag compared to your ****. Fix it!

  • haonguyen6868
    Kawaii Nguyen 🥷🏼🔶🦅 (@haonguyen6868) reported

    @FF_V12 @coinbase brian decided to log in and chaos ensues