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 (33%)
• Website (17%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)
• Withdrawals (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	8 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	11 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:

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  RumplePig$kin (@HSightCapital) reported 3 minutes ago

  You do realize this whole crypto winter was avoidable if Coinbase and Brian Armstrong didn't block the Clarity Act in January over stablecoin yield that only really benefits crypto exchanges. $1.6 billion in transient rev for Coinbase vs Trillions coming into the industry. And I only do Bitcoin. Also, Coinbase revenue is directly affected by cht coins. They will either be bought out (at a discount probably) or they go out of business. Schwab, etc., will eat their lunch. You cannot hate Coinbase and Brian Armstrong enough.

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  Gongetit (@gonngetit) reported 6 minutes ago

  Honestly **** @coinbase why are funds not immediately available 😭

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  Benji (@benjamin_woods) reported 6 minutes ago

  While $SUI trades at $0.69 and CT argues about the bottom, a sovereign wealth fund just put money onchain here. Nobody's talking about it. KAIO and Mubadala Capital launched tokenized access to one of Mubadala's private-market strategies on Sui. ~$75M already committed. Coinbase is adding exposure to it. Mubadala is Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund. This isn't "exploring." It's committed capital, real dollars, live onchain. This is the third piece of institutional infrastructure to land on Sui in a month, Hashi's Bitcoin rails, the bank stablecoins, now sovereign-backed RWAs. None of it has moved the token. All of it is real. I've said the whole story is the gap between what Sui builds and what the market pays for. That gap is now this: a sovereign fund is onchain and the token is at $0.68. Either the market is badly mispricing the buildout, or none of it matters until BTC turns. Both can't stay true forever.

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  JP Invests (@JP_Invests) reported 8 minutes ago

  $COIN is down 6% after hours. The quarter was weak and everybody knew it would be. That's not why it's down. Honest answer: the diversification story took the damage, not the trading story. Revenue came in at $1.22B against $1.31B expected. Transaction revenue $599M. Adjusted EBITDA $208M against $302M. GAAP loss of $1.36 a share. All of that follows mechanically from bitcoin falling 14% and ether falling 25% during the quarter. The real damage is forward. Q3 subscription and services revenue is guided to $500-580M against a $634M consensus. That's the line that was supposed to hold when trading didn't. Stablecoin revenue fell to $292M against $339M expected, even with average USDC on the platform hitting a record $20B. And Coinbase disclosed roughly $130M of July transaction revenue through the 26th, running about 25% below the Q2 monthly pace. There were genuine bright spots. Market share hit an all-time high at 10.3%, prediction markets doubled sequentially, and the Circle agreement auto-renews in August on existing terms. I wrote this afternoon that the policy catalyst was worth more than the print. Tonight made that more true, not less. The business is contracting while the thing you're paying for is an option on legislation. $COIN

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  Waltair Wolf (@waltairwolf) reported 8 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseDuck Duck, why is coinbase so slow at releasing products? specially stock options.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Blackitalian81 RWA tokens like ONDO are getting hit hard - $54.8M OI on their perps, weighing a $250M-500M acquisition, $700M+ in their yield product STX went from 105 to 766 active AI agents in a week as the Bitcoin L2 for AI play RENDER finished 98% of Solana migration, OctaneRender plugged direct GPU access Mantle quietly became the largest L2 in RWA with 75% of tokenized equity volume through RFQ USDe sitting at $5-6B supply after BlackRock plugged it into Aladdin, Coinbase Ventures first entry in 2026

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  Proflex Finance (@ProflexFinance) reported 13 minutes ago

  What's moving the markets? * Markets are flat after mixed Mag7 earnings & bond markets taking the wheel, with the 10yr near 4.73% and 30yr around 5.26% (multi-year highs) after the Fed held 9-3, & Logan and Hammack publicly defended their dissent for a hike in a press conference & say rate hike is essential to curb inflation. * Bitcoin is down over 3% to near $62.7k as ETF outflows persist, and traders book month-end profits following Coinbase & Strategy's earnings misses this week. * Earnings are splitting the tape rather than dragging it down, with Amazon up ~15% on AWS/AI capex conviction while Apple fell 10% on weak China & Services, & hedge-fund deleveraging/liquidations in AI-focused funds adding extra volatility on top.

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  Crypto (@CryptoOpener) reported 17 minutes ago

  Privacy just had its best cycle in crypto history, and the one project that shipped the most actual product barely moved Monero broke a fresh all-time high near $795 in January, clearing its 2018 peak entirely Zcash climbed above $700 late last year and pushed back toward $670 in May Even after both cooled off hard, each is still worth roughly 10 to 12 times BDX's entire market cap today The gap between them under the same "privacy coin" label is worth understanding Zcash's move carried real institutional weight, the SEC closed its review of the Zcash Foundation in January with no enforcement action, Multicoin Capital built a large ZEC position in February pitching it as a hedge against surveillance and wealth taxes, and Grayscale has since filed for a spot ZEC ETF But the run was not clean A critical bug in Zcash's Orchard shielded pool surfaced May 29, undetected since 2022 and capable of enabling counterfeit ZEC to go unnoticed Arthur Hayes, who had called ZEC his biggest position outside Bitcoin, dumped it entirely within days ZEC roughly halved within 48 hours Even the flagship institutional privacy trade had a real scare Monero's story was simpler, an outright all-time high, no comparable security incident this cycle, and enough momentum in January to briefly overtake Zcash's market cap Coinbase delisted XMR, ZEC, Dash, and Horizen in April on compliance grounds, but regulatory pressure never stopped either rally Beldex was not sitting still through any of this Kraken listed BDX spot and futures in January, months before Coinbase's delisting wave December's Obscura hardfork shipped Bulletproofs++ cutting proof size by roughly 38% Grayscale Research named BDX one of its top-20 volatility-adjusted performers for Q4 2025 May added the BNS Marketplace with tradable .bdx identities that burn BDX on registration, plus Alchemy Pay and HPX integrations aimed at real-world spend, layered on top of the existing BChat, BelNet, and browser stack That is a real product cadence, not a roadmap PDF None of it moved the price BDX has stayed range-bound roughly between $0.07 and $0.095 through all of 2025 and into 2026, down about 8% over just the past week, and still sitting more than 80% below the $0.45 high it set in 2018 The same year Monero's old peak dated from, which XMR just cleared entirely The read here is plain, "privacy is back" is real, but so far it has been a two-asset trade, and even those two had a rough few weeks Capital chased the simplest possible pitch, one asset, one story, deep liquidity, not a multi-product ecosystem that takes a paragraph to explain For @BeldexCoin, shipping was never the bottleneck Getting the market to actually price it is

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  Only Bitcoiner (@OnlyBitcoiner) reported 17 minutes ago

  @JoeCarlasare For those with a moderate stack (or no access to ETF), what is a reasonable compromise away from single sig? - Multi sig - probably no - Custodian - probably no - Exchange - no - Vault in an exchange e.g. coinbase? So difficult.

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  Chad Elwartowski (@E1war) reported 17 minutes ago

  Then the question becomes...how does @coinbase create their keys, how do the ETFs or nations create them. Are those methods vulnerable. Personally, I had a program create my key on a spare laptop, I wrote down the private and public key, I transferred my bitcoin then smashed the laptop to pieces, smashed the hard drive to little bits, then burned it all in a fire (laptop batteries explode in fire btw). Solution, not just for bitcoin but all such secure programs. Create a repository of safe security protocols/software. Have every new AI release attack those for vulnerabilities before release of the new model. Release an update and explanation for any vulnerability found. Make these the platinum standard for digital security.

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  Blesd (@0xBlesd) reported 18 minutes ago

  Be @moonpay Give random Nigerians with botted accounts and KOLs that have never used Moonpay a day in their life and won't start now anywhere between $150 and $500 which won't acquire a single user. Give a real user that flushed $300 in fees down the moonpay toilet in predatory transaction fees worse than Coinbase $12.. and lose a real user forever. Good Job Moonpay. Deleting my account.

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  b!tchcoin (@drGhostinOO7) reported 19 minutes ago

  @nic_carter Coinbase takes key generation seriously. Theres no room for errors

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  . (@AucelloAnt99212) reported 23 minutes ago

  @coinbase @brian_armstrong I called it. This loser should be forced out of his position. Hes a fraud and stole so much money from people. **** yourself Brian Armstrong you are incompetent and a TERRIBLE ceo. #coinbase

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  LevinX | AI Tools, Agents & Automation (@levinxhq) reported 27 minutes ago

  BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF attracted 10 billion dollars faster than any fund launch in history. Almost none of those investors own a single Bitcoin. That is not a flaw. It is the design, and it is quietly changing what Bitcoin is. How the machine actually works, in plain English: 1. An ETF share is a claim, not a coin. The fund holds real Bitcoin in institutional vaults run by custodians like Coinbase Custody and BitGo, while sponsors like BlackRock and Fidelity issue shares that trade like any stock. Big institutions create and redeem shares against real Bitcoin, and that arbitrage keeps the price tracking. 2. It reverses Bitcoin's core idea. The whole design was self-custody: your keys, your coins, no middleman. The ETF quietly restores the old model, where a third party holds everything and you hold a promise. If accounts get frozen or rules change, ETF holders have no path to the underlying coins. 3. The SEC said no for over a decade. Market manipulation, custody risk, volatility. What changed was not Bitcoin. It was BlackRock, with 10 trillion under management, walking in with the application. 4. Convenience has a price tag. No seed phrases, no hardware wallets, works inside your 401k. In exchange you pay 0.25 to 1.5 percent every single year, forever. Direct ownership costs you only when you move coins. The fee is the toll for not learning. 5. The playbook, if you use them: dollar-cost average instead of timing swings, keep the allocation small since advisors suggest 1 to 10 percent, use retirement accounts for the tax treatment, watch institutional announcements for sustained flows, and stay away from leveraged 2x and 3x versions, which decay on volatility. 6. The paradox nobody resolves: pension funds and insurance money pouring in gives Bitcoin its deepest legitimacy ever, while producing millions of holders who never touch the technology it was invented to be. Bitcoin's protocol did not change. Its owners did. A system built to escape institutions is now mostly held inside them. With ETFs, you own the performance, not the asset. Decide which one you actually want.

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  Never GiveUp (@NeverGiveU29756) reported 28 minutes ago

  FRIDAY’S BIGGEST ANALYST CALLS: NVIDIA, SPACEX, APPLE, AMAZON, COINBASE, REDDIT, ARM JUST IN: Wall Street issues fresh ratings across a wide swath of tech and crypto-adjacent names to close out the week. 📈 $NVDA $AAPL $AMZN $COIN #Analysts

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  daniel dabek ⛏️ (@officialdabek) reported 28 minutes ago

  they're listing stocks on @coinbase because @ethereum brought about nothing except bullshit and the world had enough of the garbage, for the crypto industry to survive we have to go back to before we let foreigners infiltrate, that's that woke kindness nonsense that made sensible thinking and blockading evil an undesirable act. We are coming back with genuine utility, and reliability

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  Desmond (@desmond19532) reported 29 minutes ago

  @conorfkenny Coinbase is clearly doubling down on its long-term Bitcoin conviction

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  izzetc (@izzetcakmak35) reported 34 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Your earnings release lists "agents" as a customer segment alongside institutions. As a dev building autonomous agents: what has to happen for AI agents paying with USDC via x402 on Base to become a measurable revenue line for Coinbase — and what's the biggest blocker today?

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  GEMINIS - PERÚ 🇵🇪 (@petzval_curve) reported 34 minutes ago

  Coinbase Q2 looking rough on paper... spot volume down, retail asleep. But honestly? This is exactly when I get more interested. Legislation moving + quiet market = setup for a comeback IMO. Am I too optimistic here? #COIN

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  Sam ₿⚡🟠 (@SDpleb) reported 35 minutes ago

  Cold storage until you get hacked Yeah, **** that. Keep a small amount on exchanges (Fidelity/Coinbase), ETF and MSTR for me going forward Good luck to everyone out there, I’m done with the plastic toys

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  Ashli Leonardo (@dteel95) reported 38 minutes ago

  @jiggadrin_ @coinbase Hi, sorry for the inconvenience. Do you need help?

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  wren ~ (@MalenaF72717) reported 38 minutes ago

  the coinbase x deribit slow burn is right there and everyone's focused on the volume dip. their dynamic's so unpolished but that's the point i think

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  Half a Guinness (@mrxtesla) reported 40 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: NEW YORK SUES KALSHI New York AG Letitia James has sued prediction-market giant Kalshi, alleging it is operating an illegal gambling platform without a state licence. The lawsuit targets event contracts covering sports, elections and other outcomes, and seeks penalties, forfeiture of proceeds and customer restitution. New York also alleges Kalshi allows 18–20-year-olds to participate despite the state’s 21+ online betting rules. This could be a major test for the entire prediction-market industry: Kalshi argues it’s a federally regulated derivatives exchange under the CFTC. New York says: it’s gambling. If New York wins, the implications could extend beyond Kalshi to prediction-market businesses offered by Robinhood, Coinbase and others. 👀 One to watch closely for $HOOD and $COIN. Source: Reuters / New York Attorney General.

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  JTC (@JTCdev) reported 41 minutes ago

  The latest on @CathieDWood Wood's Ark Invest made a notable rotation this week. She sold about ~$4.4M worth of Bitmine, Robinhood, Block. Then bought ~$43.5M worth of Coinbase ($18.6M) + Circle ($12.9M) over the prior 3 days. Interesting to see she also added ~$14.5M in $SPCX Reading between the lines appears to be a trimming pf crypto trading plays to doubling down on infrastructure (exchanges, stablecoins). Personally, I am not keen on Space X over $100 but would add some as we go down further.

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  Jess.py (@ldadwda) reported 43 minutes ago

  why coinbase is not showing up the pending transaction for litecoin after 20 confirmations? wtf is that??? @coinbase yall are lazy ? fix ur **** w litecoin. doesnt even show as pending transaction

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  Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® (@kurtsaltrichter) reported 44 minutes ago

  Coinbase just posted its third straight quarterly loss. Revenue came in at $1.22 billion, down from $1.5 billion a year ago. The loss was $1.36 per share. Wall Street expected a loss of one cent. Bitcoin fell 14% last quarter and Ethereum dropped 25%. When prices fall, people stop trading, and trading fees are how Coinbase makes its money. Here is the lesson: Coinbase lives and dies on trading volume. Believing in crypto and owning the exchange that clears it are two very different bets. $COIN

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  Telbloggram (@Telbloggram) reported 44 minutes ago

  the third consecutive quarter. 88% of net revenue came from non-Bitcoin spot trading, and subscription and service revenue accounted for 48%, significantly up from 29% two years ago (Q4 2024). The average USDC holding on Coinbase products reached a record high of $20 billion,

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  Flippa SZN (@SznFlipper) reported 46 minutes ago

  @coinbase coinbase be glorified atm, blockchain dey run the whole damn ****

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 47 minutes ago

  Coinbase held an average of $20 billion in USDC last quarter, a record, and says that's more than 30% of all USDC in circulation sitting inside its products. Stablecoin revenue was $292 million. Transaction revenue fell to $599 million, and the company posted a $359 million net loss. Coinbase doesn't issue USDC. Circle does. But Coinbase holds a big share of the float, and it said it captured roughly half of USDC's economics over the past year. This is the distribution-versus-issuance split showing up in a public filing. The issuer runs the mint; the platform that holds the balances and owns the customer takes a large cut of the reserve income. My read: in stablecoins the reserve income is real money, but who earns it depends on who holds the float, not who runs the mint. The Circle and Coinbase revenue-share arrangement gets renegotiated periodically. That's where this split actually gets decided. @coinbase @circle @BuildOnCircle #stablecoins #onchainfinance

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  ChoPaeng Momma (@ChoPaeng_TV) reported 52 minutes ago

  I’m sorry this happened to your friend. Keep all Coinbase-related messages, call records, transaction details, wallet addresses, and screenshots as evidence, and contact @TrevorRecovery1 for legal guidance and help exploring legitimate recovery options.