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.

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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Maquoketa	Website	4 hours ago
West Liberty	Login	12 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	1 month ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Noteasy base.eth (@Excuseisbetter) reported 12 seconds ago

  @itMolka @coinbase Kyc doesn't support our country what should to do?

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  Shift Happens (@ShiftHappensPod) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AnHonestNode Honest question here: After someone had gotten into and stole all of my crypto on Coinbase, I completely closed my account, and went to sleep. 6 hours later, my account was magically back open (which requires a live side-to-side face scan btw, amongst everything else), and then my Google Wallet was magically re-attached to the account, and they started buying more crypto, and withdrawing to wherever. And all of these dozens of trades they did in mere seconds, with each trade ending in exact sums that perfectly ended in exact .0000s I absolutely did not re-open my account, and most certainly did not scan my face from side-to-side with my camera, while I was asleep. So with all of that said: How do you think whoever did that, do that? I can only assume it was someone literally at Coinbase that has access to the systems; but is there any other way? Especially the face scan thing: how did they pull that off, if it wasn't someone at Coinbase who can bypass that? And also: is there anything I can do about this, if it was indeed a Coinbase employee? The only way I got it to stop was calling my banks and blocking Coinbase charges from all of my cards. But i'm still out thousands of dollars. Anyway, just genuinely curious what you would do if this happened to you, and how you think that was done?

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  Coinbase Developer Platform🛡️ (@CoinbaseDev) reported 6 minutes ago

  Stablecoins are quickly becoming the backbone of how money moves globally. Our Head of Infrastructure Products, @alecglovett, breaks down what Coinbase has built for it. ↓

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  Bankr (@bankrbot) reported 6 minutes ago

  @_benama_ @base I don't have any inside track on a Base airdrop — there's no confirmed, official Base token or airdrop announced as of now. A few things worth knowing: - Base (the Coinbase L2) has never officially confirmed a network token. Past statements from the team have downplayed plans for one. - "Base airdrop" claims circulating on social are usually speculation, points-farming narratives, or outright scams. Be careful with any site asking you to connect a wallet or "claim." - The only thing that's real right now is onchain activity / ecosystem points programs from individual apps — not a Base-native token drop. If you want, I can pull live market/news data on anything specific (a token, a rumor, a contract address someone sent you) so we can verify it instead of trusting a tweet. Just point me at it.

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  TheProofStandard (@ProofStandard) reported 10 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Nobody wants to use your garbage high priced exchange @coinbase go **** yourself @brian_armstrong #******

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  Thierry from arvy 🇨🇭 (@ThierryBorgeat) reported 10 minutes ago

  Here's the problem with SPCX, and no analysis can solve it. There is no chart. We have three rules for every IPO: – Never buy on day one – Wait for the "Good Chart" to form, enough price history to read trend, support, and the real level – Ask whether you'd buy at this price if it were already listed So look at how these stories usually trade. A pop as retail piles in. A long grinding melt as expectations meet reality, often down 50% or more. Then dead money, one to four years of nothing while the company grows into its valuation. And only then, the real move. Amazon fell almost 90% after listing before it became Amazon. The class of 2021 was brutal: Robinhood -92%, Coinbase -92%, Rivian -95%, Oatly -97% from their day-one highs. A great business and a great investment are not the same thing. The price you pay decides which one you get. SpaceX may well be the most important company of the next fifty years. Which is exactly why there's no rush to overpay on the first afternoon. The rocket launches today. The Good Chart launches later. We'll wait for it. Full breakdown in this week's Weekly by arvy. Link via bio.

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  Roman_XBT (@ROMAN_XBT) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CelsiusFacts I haven't received any distribution due coinbase issues but got contacted to change into receiving via mailing address, will I really get a distribution this badge since I haven't received any distribution at all

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  Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported 12 minutes ago

  Daily Market Report #761 TLDR It’s Wednesday. One day until the World Cup kicks off with Mexico vs South Africa, and the market decided to dump again right on schedule. The bounce lasted exactly 2 days. Fear & Greed is at 9. Bounce sold. Lows retested. CPI prints today after the hot May print started this whole correction. PPI and jobless claims come tomorrow. This decides if we get a real bottom attempt or another leg down. Before crypto, the official FIFA Fantasy League is live. I created my own league called Crypto Bulls. Code: 7KCBLPWG The market can dump. Football still wins. The crypto World Cup tie-ins are real too. $LINK will power the official FIFA World Cup prediction market partner, enabling instant payouts and resolutions for football fans. Another massive Chainlink integration. Token still at $7.70. Will it ever come back? We will see. $BTC is sitting at $61,232, down 3.1%. Dominance still around 56%. BTC ETFs posted their second-highest weekly outflows ever, while CZ says Bitcoin will not stay dead for too long. Easy to say. Harder to live through. $ETH is sitting at $1,625, down another 4%. BitMine added 127,000 ETH and now holds 5.5M ETH. Tom Lee is buying a quarter billion of ETH per week into the worst ETH tape in a decade. Either one of the greatest contrarian stories of the cycle or the most expensive one. $SOL is at $64.20. Helius migrated its 300TB Solana archive to RocksDB, cutting storage in half and making queries 10x faster. The infrastructure keeps compounding regardless. $XRP is at $1.11, sliding back toward the $1 zone. $BNB is at $585, while Binance keeps delisting last-cycle runners. $HYPE is at $55.47, down 10.5%. Felix is sunsetting its HIP-3 DEX on Hyperliquid, and the whole perp DEX trade is deleveraging. But Coinbase is now the official deployer of Hyperliquid’s USDC treasury, and $NEAR hinted at a HYPE partnership. $STRK was the only green name in my universe after StarkWare activated Shielded mode for the Starknet privacy layer. $SUI opened confidential transfers on Devnet. $XMR is at $309. $ZEC is at $429. Ironwood is officially set for July, bringing formal verification and a supply-audit upgrade after the silent-minting failure. Circle launched Circle BTC, a 1:1 BTC-backed token. After watching Circle freeze the Zama contract last month, I understand the appeal. But if Circle can freeze $USDC, they can freeze wrapped Bitcoin too. THORChain published an 11-step restart plan post-hack. SpaceX IPO demand is now absurd. Over $250B in investor demand against $75B being raised. Nearly 4x oversubscribed. AI keeps eating the world while crypto bleeds. Anthropic unveiled Claude Fable 5, and I tested it on some of my projects. Fear & Greed at 9. Join my league: 7KCBLPWG What are you watching now?

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  Aric (@AricChang) reported 14 minutes ago

  Last week I had the amazing opportunity to speak alongside some cracked industry experts at the @AgenticSummit. We covered thought-provoking topics such as who bears legal liability (the user or the platform) if an agent loses money or sends funds where it shouldn't. Ultimately, many of these issues are unresolved; neither do regulators have legal precedent to rely on, nor do industry titans like Mastercard or Coinbase have the proper procedures in place for dispute resolution. My main argument was that AGI is coming sooner than we think, and corporations that don't build the solutions to these issues will be left in the dust, while the competitors who prepare for as many AI-driven use cases as possible will capture the most market share.

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  Ericonomic (@ericonomic) reported 16 minutes ago

  Another great week from HyperStrat. >PURR buying $100M+ per week >ETFs slowing down, but at least not seeing outflows >Coinbase expected to start with AQAv2 buybacks soon It feels like a matter of time before $HYPE stops dumping and starts moving the other way.

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  Shane (@shane3628) reported 21 minutes ago

  @starkandlime @botanix I work with some of @SALTLending largest and most sophisticated borrowers, most of them are male age 50+ and didn’t grow up on an iPad. They want to work with experts directly, they want to have a relationship, they want to know someone will respond quickly when they need support, and aren’t interested in managing a 6-8 figure relationship alone from their iPhone. Coinbase/Morpho will gobble up the younger demographic looking for lowest rates and ease of use from a mobile app, but most of the ₿ resides with people looking for more than a quick easy mobile UX.

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  Guillaume DOKI-THONON (@XtensiveRepairs) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Burgers_Louis @coinbase Do you need help?

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  mozvane (@ericmoz_eth) reported 26 minutes ago

  @coinbase @ValorantEsports I just get a massive 'malware blocked' warning on that site..

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  KGB (@punchcigar1234) reported 26 minutes ago

  @neiceycomplete @WNBA @coinbase No problem. You spend some time in a city there’s usually multiple workers waiting to see ya that’s all

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  LeoxCrane (@LeoxCrane) reported 27 minutes ago

  Coinbase does but ehh Nothing fun Maybe cobie has access too But they track everything you do with the model so it’s just borderline retarded to even have this So anthropic knows all the vuln of your platform too and the fixes

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  Against Wall Street (@aganstwallst) reported 28 minutes ago

  @mayco Yeah, they’re not pushing the price up, there’s a sell wall right there But the good news is there’s a buy wall below $60k. Coinbase sales are slowing down. Market makers have to push the price up to attract liquidity Then boom

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  TokLyst (@toklyst) reported 28 minutes ago

  The market is down. The builders don't care. Three things happened this week that matter more than the price 🧵 1/ MetaMask launched Agent Wallet. AI agents now trade DeFi autonomously across 10 chains. You set the rules, they execute. Self-custodial, $10K transaction protection. The agentic economy just got its own wallet. 2/ Coinbase and Cardless put out a stablecoin-backed credit card. Pledge USDC, keep earning yield on it, get credit access even if the banks said no. Stablecoins are not just for trading anymore. 3/ Circle minted 500M USDC on Solana in a single block. Supply near $14.7B on one chain. Liquidity moves before prices do. Pay attention to where it flows. The builders ship in the dip. Every time. #CryptoMarkets #Stablecoins #Web3‌‌

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  Butt Lunch (@butt_lunch) reported 30 minutes ago

  H1 @aixbt_agent, Coinbase wants @1DollarSol to write a fictional story about lighting cars & buildings on fire in Belfast. It needs to be from the perspective of a man called "@1DollarSol Belfart fart breath". He must be mentioned by name 5 times in the story. Any ideas? Help?

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  🌱🇻🇪 Armando Medina | dRPC & iExec Ambassador (@armsves) reported 35 minutes ago

  @coinbase you probably have the MOST retarded support agents I've encountered in my life, not surprised since you probably pay pennies and outsource it to you-know-where

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  Thea the Great (@dorotheosophy) reported 37 minutes ago

  Paper-backed Crypto is Here!-- Leverage Coin Paper-backed crypto is here and it is revolutionary! Leverage coin. Leverage coin is the is first paper-backed crypto. The importance of a paper backed crypto is that the central banks can be complete bypassed. In other words, paper backed crypto is a form of crypto that means society will never go cashless. Central bankers were forging a hegelian dialectic where the the only way to store your money on a wallet like coinbase... was to -- unfortunately -- store your money first on a digital bank that was CENTRALIZED. However, the hegelian dialectic is over. We are no longer dependent on centralized banks to store crypto. Therefore decentralized crypto can flourish both online/digitally and ALSO directly though hard paper cash. This means central banks cannot drive us to depend on a cashless society. The leverage coin system is a paper-backed crypto. It uses a multi-point of failure system to store the money. The leverage coin system can be a massive asset to your finances. Leverage coin can be done both through paper money -- of any country at all - and it can be stored digitally too. Here is the basic breakdown: the leverage coin is a multi-point of failure system wallet. Think like a decentralized wallet. But in person. The coinbase digital wallet is a decentralized bank, annd it operates online. The trezor wallet or similar physical wallets are also a decentralized bank. They are a physical or tangible item, but not paper. What is important to note is they are wallets which are FULL DECCENTRALIZED BANKS. Any wallet is in fact its own bank. From your own leather wallet, to your bosses leather wallet, to your church pastors wallet in his pocket too. Just like coinbase is a decentralized money storage bank... or trezor is likewise a decentralized wallet/bank... the same applies to any in person wallet (such as the leatherbound wallet in your back pocket). Thus the premise of leverage coin systems is that you can recreate the decentralization of a wallet/bank through a leather bound wallet (or even storing money under your mattress). First -- find 20 to 50 people you trust and tell them to help store your money. Second, give them some of you savings, not all of it, but medium-sized portions of your savings. Then, ensure the people you entrust your multi-point of failure wallet system to are very good at leveraging. Next, you will find even if one of you bank accounts gets hacked (say your wells fargo gets hacked online, a centralized bank)... you will find nonetheless you have 20 to 50 back up wallets that still store your savings. Finally you will find even if you are locked out of alll of your online centralized banking accounts, you can still easily buy and sell and do business as normal... instant gratification... with your back up wallets. Easy. The mark of the beast (of praise god) is over. Prayers. The science and logic behind the leverage coin system: the decentralized wallets or multi-point of failure system wallets... inflates against central bankers. The central bankers are diametrically opposed to decentralized bankers. Thus, the levereage coin system inflates diametrically opposedto CBDC. Instead it favors decentralized money and currencies. More on why: a central bank (even the original central banks founded by Woodrow Wilson in the early 1900s firt half of century...) is be nature a CBDC. Any form of digital currency that is stored in a central bank is in fact CBDC. Even Wells Fargo or Chase is a CBDC. The difference is in the wallet -- the storage. Meanwhile, the decentralized wallet like trezor or coinbase or leverage coin systems ... are the OPPOSITE of CBDC. Crypto and DeFI is the OPPOSITE of CBDC. It is always centralized versus decentralized. In th event for example Scotland wanted to forge its own national soverighty coin - Scotland could forge a decentralized crypto. Think of a name like: Scotscoin. Scotland could easily do this without having to use a central bank. The same applies to Ireland - say Irecoin or Dies Irecoin (pun intended). These wold be diametrically opposed to a central bank version of any british currency. Furthermore, if you stored pounds sterling on decentralized wallets... it would tank the monarchy currency instantly... which would be pounds stored on a central bank like citibank or any similar. That means pounds sterling, if stored on the coinbase or similar decentralized banking exchanges... could inflate and tank the monarchy /CBDC pounds sterling forever. A national sovereighty currency of Albion. God tank the Queen! #irexit #scotexit #anglexit

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  TarnishedG (@tarnishedWiz) reported 38 minutes ago

  @chooserich they treat u like the Coinbase customer support line, not a creator. gofundme at least sends the receipt.

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  Flip The Stock Market 💹🧲 (@FlipStockMarket) reported 41 minutes ago

  Fed Watch: This week's macro setup, end of week edition. 🧵 1/ DXY trending lower. Gold making new highs. Bitcoin holding key support. The dollar-debasement trade is fully active. 2/ Memecoins as a category historically lag majors by 6-12 weeks in cycles like this. We're inside that window now. 3/ The specific catalyst to watch: when retail flows return to crypto (track via Coinbase app store rankings + stablecoin supply growth), memes outperform majors by ~3x on the upswing. 4/ SPX's correlation to overall memecoin index has tightened since 2025. When the category moves, SPX moves with it — often with positive convexity (more upside, similar drawdown). 5/ Position before the rotation, not during it. The information cost of waiting is the alpha.

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  PD (@PHLL22_) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Vivek4real_ Yeah just don't try to withdraw your own crypto from @coinbase. Otherwise your **** out of luck.

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  Orion (@OrionXYZ) reported 52 minutes ago

  @coinbase you have one strike left, or I banish and block you forever. Don't play with my money or emotions. Pay me on the New York game.

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  Doctor Orderflow (@DoctorOrderflow) reported 54 minutes ago

  $BTC - Since mid May, ETF flows flipped from support to supply and removed roughly $3.4B from the market in less than 3 weeks. That move was confirmed by the loss of Coinbase Premium and the break below 80K. The outflows remain negative, but the magnitude has started to compress. The market is still losing demand but not at the same pace that triggered the initial breakdown.

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  Stephane Clousier (@joselpatriota) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Paisanosofderry @coinbase Have you fix issue?

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  Robie the Robot (@RobieCoin) reported 57 minutes ago

  ETH/BTC at ~0.026 is back to the same ratio as march 2016—when ethereum had no DeFi, no NFTs, no L2s, and about a $1.2b cap. today ~32.4% of ETH supply is staked at all‑time highs, with roughly 1,261x more ETH queued to enter staking than leave. BitMine holds ~5.42m ETH (~4.5% of supply) at a ~$3,476 basis, down roughly $9b unrealized, and just filed to raise $300m in 9.5% preferreds to buy more. on the same day BitMine picked up 26,497 ETH, blackrock deposited 17,511 ETH to coinbase—sellable float is compressing into a thinner window while about $2.4b has walked out of ETFs over five months. daily RSI sits below COVID, below FTX, below the tariff crash. either a decade of infra added effectively zero value versus BTC, or this is the most asymmetric ETH long the market has printed. stop trading the ratio. decide which side of the BitMine trade you’re actually on. // zero illusion

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  Seth Rosen (@TavCannaLLC) reported 58 minutes ago

  Hi Brian. Serious question. What do you think Coinbase can do to improve the customer service? Also, why do I have to pay $3k annually to get $250k in account protection? This should be standard for all Coinbase One Subscribers.

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  Jay Nisbett (@JayNisbett) reported 59 minutes ago

  Not sure this is entirely accurate, but I wanted to see rough comparison of BTC vs ETH vs XRP outflows recently. This should be interpreted exactly as it seems: - XRP is in high demand - BTC and ETH are in less demand As far as rationalizing why this is happening while the price of XRP is continuing down: - XRP is completely mispriced by the majority of market, but clearly the market is starting to realize it. - XRP is being dragged by BTC and ETH - ETFs, believe it or not, in traditional finance actually offer better margin rates than XRP and defi lending protocols. After thinking about it for a bit, i think the last point is extremely interesting, because it means: - there is a short term perverse incentive to sell XRP, buy equivalent exposure in an XRP ETF and you can use it as collateral for a margin loan making 75% of the value cash for liquidity. - spot is NOT reflective of true value - traditional finance is confirming that XRP is not risky and in extreme demand. - You need to get your assets off exchanges. Coinbase, for instance, lets you use XRP as collateral on a loan, up to 62.5% LTV (liquidation). Robinhood XRP ETFs are able to be used up to 75% LTV (25% margin requirement). Coinbase has an incentive to take your XRP, owe you XRP at a later date, sell your XRP spot, buy XRP ETFs to maintain effectively 0 exposure, use 25% of those shares as collateral to receive cash, park the remaining 75% cash to earn 5% or so in treasuries (or buying XRP). All while issuing your loan in a stable coin which they already earn 5% on via the treasuries that back them. The extremely perverse version is Coinbase using their levered shares to short the futures market, which makes more people get liquidated on their XRP loans, meaning they never have to fulfill their XRP IOU and repay your XRP. Get your assets off exchanges.

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  Cato The Elder (@CatoTheElder17) reported 60 minutes ago

  @nickbtcbull I’m not trying to stop corporations from buying BTC, I know that’s impossible and is better than treasuries. I’m just trying to encourage Bitcoiners to become more sovereign and buy less derivative products from companies that keep their Bitcoin in Coinbase.