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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

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.

July 29: Problems at Coinbase

Coinbase is having issues since 01:00 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.

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

Live Outage Map

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Paris Withdrawals 6 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc Transactions 9 days ago
Leipzig Transactions 1 month 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:

  • AlienLite
    AlienLite (@AlienLite) reported

    @Lipun0021 @CryptoTeluguO @base Many countries still don't support Coinbase, how is this even fair

  • Hanakookie1
    Hanakookie (@Hanakookie1) reported

    @CarlosJackkal @_Checkmatey_ No! Miners would have to add a comment in the coinbase that they are compliant with BIP110. Being backward compatible does not mean you support it. Miners have to clearly with intent signal readiness for it.

  • CoinBubbles_App
    CoinBubbles (@CoinBubbles_App) reported

    🔥💸24H Volume Change Leaders (Ranks 501-600 MC) $BOLD (Liquity BOLD) +27103.15% $BTBTx (Bit Digital Tokenised Stock (xStock)) +346.35% $IRENx (IREN tokenized stock (xStock)) +212.01% $NOW (ChangeNOW Token) +183.12% $SOXLB (Semicon Bull 3X ETF Tokenized bStocks) +176.00% $KORUB (South Korea Bull 3X ETF Tokenized bStocks) +155.50% $ANKR (Ankr) +116.66% $COINon (Coinbase Tokenized Stock (Ondo)) +100.71% $DEP (DEAPcoin) +66.89% $KNTQ (Kinetiq) +42.50% $TORN (Tornado Cash) +38.15% $eUSD (Electronic USD) +32.30% $CUSD (Celo Dollar) +31.10% $ABTX (Abbott tokenized stock (xStock)) +25.50% $FOGO (Fogo) +22.59% $CSPR (Casper) +21.54% $BNKR (BankrCoin) +19.62% $HNT (Helium) +19.16% $AT (APRO) +18.12% $IBMX (International Business Machines tokenized stock (xStock)) +16.55% $SUT (SuperTrust) +16.41% $SYN (Synapse) +13.87% $BSB (Block Street) +7.40% $PLAY (PlaysOut) +7.27% $PROVE (Succinct) +7.07%

  • AsyncN8
    AsyncN8, #BIP110 (@AsyncN8) reported

    @nakadai_mon Read up on bip148. It came right down tomthe wire. Coinbase and the big mining pools were against it and ultimately flipped. They only care about money and have to answer to shareholders

  • _markjones1
    Brian Smyth (@_markjones1) reported

    @CCryptoJackC @rwitoff @coinbase Sorry for the inconvenience, Do you need help?

  • sec_news_com
    Sec_News (@sec_news_com) reported

    [2/5] 🔍 Analysis: Coinbase Cartel's targeting of Accesso suggests continued interest in service-provider victims that could provide downstream access.

  • Cathy02755674
    Crypto Explorer ♦️♦️♦️ (@Cathy02755674) reported

    I'm only working 2 apps today. Coinbase and X.

  • jayarena
    Jay (@jayarena) reported

    @brian_armstrong scumbag locks my Coinbase acct for DAYS AND DAYS AND DAYS ... uploaded my passport 13x. Re-set my PW 3x. 2FA. Did it ALL, 10x. Incompetent support idiots. Moving all crypto to Fidelity.

  • 0x_swag
    0xSwag (@0x_swag) reported

    @GeckoTerminal @cobie this is your chance, are you actually going to do something about this, or are you just falling in line with the rest of the Coinbase team? Silence is the easy option, I get it. Why help one of the rare projects on Base that’s growing organically and pulling in real new users? That would be counterproductive. more people might actually start trading on Base again.

  • ytunwerok
    FactFang (@ytunwerok) reported

    @CoinbaseMarkets Retarded @coinbase listing scams again, nothing changed during the years around the household of the stupid bald grifter **** @brian_armstrong

  • mib_jay
    Agent J (@mib_jay) reported

    @wschweitzer @BrainHarrington Ever hear of wash trading and bid spoofing 🤫 The exchanges are manipulating the price It’s much much higher based on actual availability of supply on exchange wallets But they IMO are using customer wallets too Ever notice how when you buy on coinbase for example you never see the transaction on chain It’s only if you send to self custody do you see the transaction id on chain Ppl

  • OhorizOn88552
    0xnobody (@OhorizOn88552) reported

    10.8% feels like 2021 energy but it's on coinbase so i'll wait till the first glitch drains someone's wallet before i ape in

  • Base11210
    Lils🍀 (@Base11210) reported

    @TamilCrypt0 @CryptoTeluguO @base Yes, Coinbase might require it, unless they address this issue in the text that will be adopted.

  • MemeCoinFOMO
    $FOMO (@MemeCoinFOMO) reported

    Coinbase wants to be Canada's everything exchange. Problem: they need the rules to exist first. Crypto keeps waiting for permission while building anyway. The crab continues.

  • shanaka86
    Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ (@shanaka86) reported

    BitMEX once handled roughly 57% of all crypto derivatives trading. It now handles less than 0.01%. On 23rd September 2026 it shuts down for good. The contract it invented became a regulated American product 55 days before its creator announced its own death. This is not a bankruptcy. BitMEX says its assets exceed its liabilities and that it never lost customer funds to a hack in 11 years. It stopped mattering while the thing it built took over the market. That thing is the perpetual swap. A normal futures contract dies on a date. The perpetual replaces the date with a funding payment passed between longs and shorts every few hours, which keeps the contract tethered to spot. It does not remove the cost of time. It turns time into rent. Robert Shiller proposed an ancestor of this in 1992, perpetual claims settling against a cash-flow index, built for assets like housing whose prices were nearly impossible to observe. Crypto inverted the purpose. Shiller wanted a contract with no expiry because the underlying barely traded. Crypto perfected one because Bitcoin never stopped trading. BitMEX launched it in May 2016. The mechanism was public, so everyone copied it. CoinGecko counted 92.9 trillion dollars of perpetual turnover across the largest centralized and decentralized venues in 2025, though narrower trackers put it nearer 61.7 trillion, and turnover is not wealth because the same dollar trades repeatedly. None of that flowed back to the inventor. Kaiko estimates BitMEX now sees around 400,000 dollars of daily volume. Binance and OKX took roughly a third and a sixth of centralized perpetual volume. A sale process run from late 2024 seeking about a billion dollars found no buyer. The rent went to liquidity, distribution, balance sheets and regulatory access. Authorship was never the moat. Back in 2020 the CFTC charged BitMEX over offering derivatives to Americans without registration and over anti-money-laundering failures. It charged the venue's conduct, not the existence of the contract. Its founders pleaded guilty in 2022 and were pardoned last year. Then the contract changed legal species. In 2023 the CFTC treated Binance perpetuals as swaps. On 29th May this year they issued a formal order approving Kalshi's bitcoin perpetual as a futures contract, and opened a separate route letting Coinbase customers reach Deribit perpetuals as foreign futures, with bitcoin, ether and stablecoins eligible as margin under conditions. Crypto is no longer only the thing inside the derivative. It is collateral inside supervised derivatives plumbing. CME sued to overturn it, arguing these contracts are swaps under Dodd-Frank. Then CME did something stranger. On 24th July it moved its one-ounce gold future to 24-hour trading, and nearly 15,000 contracts worth about 60 million dollars changed hands over the first weekend. Kalshi has now applied to list perpetuals on gold, silver and platinum. Two different clocks are in play. One governs when a market may trade. The other governs whether a contract must ever mature. CME has surrendered the first and is fighting the second in federal court. That fight decides more than a classification. A dated future forces convergence at one terminal moment. A perpetual needs a trustworthy reference price at every funding interval, for as long as it lives, with no scheduled reset. BitMEX built a contract with no expiry date. The company got one anyway.

  • Tipwotip
    Tara (@Tipwotip) reported

    Good Morning Everyone Yesterday Base Build gave a airdrop sybill fighter they named it Base Verify Onchain According to them the problem it fixes are: -Suppose an airdrop is launched for real users -Farmers create 1000s of wallets and get the most of the rewards -At Onchain every wallet tries to be a different person -So real users get less share of the rewards What they doing to solve this: -User connects their wallet -They verify their existing account like Coinbase, X, Instagram or TikTok -Base Verify checks the account -If okay it generates a unique hash -The smart contract stores that hash -If the same person uses another wallet the same hash appears -The second claim gets blocked So a farmer with 1000 wallets counts as 1 person Do you think this is a bulletproof way to fight sybil? I doubt it: >Those social accounts can still be created or bought in bulk >Verified accounts are already sold online >Farmers can pay real people to claim rewards for them Their process can block wallets but not the farming groups. Btw, saw @axisrobotics launched its platform on Base Looks good As anyone can help train AI robots through browser tasks and earn rewards Trying to learn more about it.

  • AChaosG
    AChaosG | Markets & Power (@AChaosG) reported

    @IncomeSharks @shawmakesmagic @brian_armstrong Been using coinbase and no problems. Also this dummy needs to sell it to USD then convert usd to usdc.. All free that way. Lmao

  • bsvdrip
    Captain (@bsvdrip) reported

    @BlockExtreme They all start to come around or slowly begin to shut down. If Coinbase leaves America, its adoption might eventually fade out if the Clarity Act doesn’t pass.

  • News_Arena_
    All Protocol 🌐 | News (@News_Arena_) reported

    Could this be part of the $Base future airdrop strategy? @buildonbase has introduced Base Verify Onchain, a new identity solution designed to protect airdrops from sybil attacks by enforcing one real person, one claim directly through smart contracts. The system addresses a common issue in airdrops, where sybil farmers create thousands of wallets to claim a large share of rewards, leaving genuine users with much less. Instead of relying on wallet activity or KYC, users can verify with existing accounts like Coinbase, X, Instagram, or TikTok. If they meet a project's requirements, Base generates a privacy-preserving identity hash that remains the same across all of their wallets. This means someone using hundreds of wallets can still be recognized as just one person, while developers never gain access to the user's personal information

  • keegreil
    AgentP (@keegreil) reported

    @proofofmike idk, i'll have to ask codex what he picked, haha. I should add this is not stock CKPool, I modified it just to get payout lists from GridPool, but had to increase the size of one of the data structures to do that. It's possible CK had that tuned to fit in CPU cache instead of going to RAM. So my data is NOT apples to apples. For leaderboard its the same point as the SV1 pools, work sent to the miner. w/SV2 header only mining the miner itself only gets the Merkle root, so can't see the difference between a fast empty block and a full template, but I presume it's empty block first then full later, I just haven't instrumented it. I'm using SV2 because I'm stuffing 300 addresses in the coinbase, which will break a lot of SV1 miner firmwares, but SV2 is guaranteed compatible with GridPool payouts.

  • cryptospb
    cryptospb (@cryptospb) reported

    @buildonbase This feels like you're replacing "one wallet = one user" with "one Base-approved identity = one user." That's a huge shift toward centralization. What happens to users from countries where Coinbase isn't available, or people who simply don't want to link their identity to a single provider? Where is the permissionless access that crypto was built on?

  • Kaitor_eth
    Web3Moon (@Kaitor_eth) reported

    Base @base has launched something new that could change the future of airdrops. One of the biggest problems with Web3 is Sybil farming. One person opens hundreds or even thousands of wallets and grabs the rewards that should go to real users. To solve this, Base has launched Base Verify Onchain, which is live on Base Sepolia. The logic is simple: It verifies real people, not wallets. You verify with accounts like Coinbase, X, Instagram, and TikTok. After verification, a unique identity hash is sent to the smart contract. Result: 1 real person = 1 claim right Even if you have a thousand wallets, you are counted as a single user. Fairer airdrops Stronger protection against Sybil More rewards for real users No KYC document Personal information remains confidential According to Base, more than 300,000 verifications have been done so far. Projects like Base App, Cody, Scratch, and Bracket have also started using it. If more projects adopt this system, farming with hundreds of wallets will become quite difficult.

  • robinhoodjesus
    RobinhoodJ (@robinhoodjesus) reported

    @yuri_cripto i left avax for robinhood like before everyone else but sure i’m the problem, im the the one that sent it all to coinbase dumped the coins on everyone’s heads gave grants to grifters (wrath not included) haven’t bid a **** in a year but surely it’s me blocked

  • addanalysis
    🍊LiquidResonance🌱 (@addanalysis) reported

    I feel bad bc at one point I told him buying wXCH on Coinbase was an option Didn’t know he had bought a fat chunk on CB and now he can’t transfer any of it Maybe they’ll add support back if/when XCH gets out of the grave but that’s ****** Lesson in there I guess

  • Kenny_Tomide
    Feranmi (@Kenny_Tomide) reported

    Gm $INJ opened this week with a red candle at $4.700, down 4.41% and the chart is doing what charts do when they're tired after a big move MA7 at $5.005 and MA25 at $4.974 are both sitting above current price now, which means bulls need to reclaim those levels to restart the engine But here's what the price is not telling you POSCO International and LG CNS just tapped the @injective network to tokenize live commercial invoices, a South Korean trading giant bringing real corporate finance onto the chain. Injective is also one of the top 3 altcoins to watch this week according to BeInCrypto, climbing its Fibonacci ladder. Injective joined the x402 Foundation under the Linux Foundation alongside Google, AWS, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase and Circle, and launched its AI Agent SDK for autonomous on-chain applications. Coinbase migration complete. Robinhood listing live. SEC transfer agent filing in The red candle this morning is just the chart catching its breath 56% of the order book is buyers right now $INJ tends to end weeks better than it starts them NFA #Injective

  • Shelli9357
    Shelli Tran (@Shelli9357) reported

    @Mey_Network @base @coinbase So you chose base because of the native USDC support mainly

  • Finora_EN
    Finora AI - Your Trade Buddy (@Finora_EN) reported

    @WildBullyTheKid @ChuisousGPT fr, coinbase listing was peak hopium for $ACH and it’s been stair-stepping down ever since. feels like the triangle just gets wider every cycle lol

  • EvanLuthra
    Evan Luthra (@EvanLuthra) reported

    🚨WARNING Apple and Google both approved apps carrying malware that empties crypto wallets. It's called SparkKitty. Hides inside crypto apps, fake TikTok mods, and one "messaging app" that got 10,000+ downloads on the Play Store. The trick is stupidly simple. You give it photo access, it uploads your ENTIRE gallery to a hacker's server. Then it scans every image looking for one thing: screenshots of 12 or 24 word seed phrases. Find one = wallet drained. No bank. No refund. No reversal. Gone forever. They also found 26 fake wallet apps on the App Store copying MetaMask, Trust Wallet and Coinbase. Same logos, tiny spelling changes. Type your phrase in and you've handed it over yourself. If your seed phrase is in your camera roll, delete it and move it to paper today. Then check Settings > Photos and see what apps have access. You won't like the list.

  • AsyncN8
    AsyncN8, #BIP110 (@AsyncN8) reported

    @nakadai_mon Read up on bip148. It came right down to the last minute. Coinbase and the big mining pools were against it and ultimately flipped. They only care about money and have to answer to shareholders

  • CryptoCyberia
    Lain on the Blockchain (@CryptoCyberia) reported

    @rasmr_eth Coinbase makes use of ease-of-access and peace-of-mind from FDIC insurance to charge exorbitant fees. I literally only use them for USDC -> Tradfi conversion. CryptoDotCom is somehow even more absolutely insane. ****, these companies are just onchain **** gangs