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%)
• Login (33%)
• Withdrawals (33%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Seattle	Login	4 days ago
Paris	Withdrawals	2 months ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	2 months ago
Leipzig	Transactions	3 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	3 months ago
West Liberty	Login	4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  IfhamEllahi (@IfhamEllah) reported 6 minutes ago

  Every mission gets tested the first time it costs money. My question for anyone joining Coinbase: when did the company last turn down revenue because it would have made a customer less free? If that story gets told internally, the mission is doing real work. Congrats Anthony.

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  Sunny Po (@sunny051488) reported 7 minutes ago

  @MundokAdam I logged into my Coinbase and Fidelity and I only see btc in my positions. Pls fix

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  RonMan (@RonManX) reported 8 minutes ago

  Another data breach. At this point, every email address I’ve used has been exposed somewhere. Coinbase. Equifax. Now X. The one email I had managed to keep clean is now in the hands of scammers too. Companies collect and store enormous amounts of our personal information, but when their security fails, we’re the ones who spend years dealing with phishing attempts, account takeovers, identity theft, and potentially lost money or crypto. Maybe Congress should change the incentives. If companies faced meaningful financial liability when inadequate security led to customer losses, I suspect cybersecurity would become a much bigger priority in a hurry.

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 10 minutes ago

  the quietest structural fight in crypto right now is at the sec/cftc: is a perpetual on a US stock a future or a swap? ondo and hyperliquid both filed comment letters on aug 24 in the joint product-definitions review, arguing cash-settled equity perps qualify as security futures. no fixed expiry is not disqualifying — recurring funding does the convergence job that expiration used to do, ondo argues — so no new law is needed, just the existing sec/cftc joint framework applied as is. the demand side is already offshore: ondo's stablecoin-settled stock perps did 8b usd cumulative volume in about six weeks, and the hyperliquid policy center says its HIP-3 equity markets cleared 480b usd notional in 10 months. it runs on the same rails as tokenized stocks — 29.5b usd/month of onchain stock transfer volume, coinbase's B20 tokens on base, bitfinex securities listing btc-treasury notes on liquid. issuance and derivatives are converging into one onchain equity market. classification decides everything. as security futures, stock perps land in the joint sec/cftc regime — designated contract markets, notice registration, margin accounts — and us persons get access onshore. as swaps, they fall into cfTC dealer and clearing plumbing and stay effectively offshore. the risk: joint rulemaking is exactly what stalls when the CLARITY window closes, and courts may not buy 'funding replaces expiration' just because two comment letters say so. the letters are in; the agencies' answer is the market-structure event. $HYPE

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  big z (@zectrillionaire) reported 10 minutes ago

  Yeah $HOOD is going to $40. Complete garbage app. Zero moat. I only use it because I'm lazy. Coinbase credit card is better.

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  Mind Math Money (@MindMathMoney) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MstrTranquility Binance and Coinbase are custodians. Coins moving in their wallets are customer coins, not the exchange selling. A wallet moving is not a decision to sell.

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  Uptimus (@UptimusApp) reported 13 minutes ago

  Sep 02, 2026 at 02:17 UTC: Coinbase reports that the performance issues affecting Coinbase Onramp have been resolved. The incident lasted 82 minutes and Payments are now operational.

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  big z (@zectrillionaire) reported 13 minutes ago

  Yeah $HOOD is going to $40. Complete garbage app. Zero moat. I only use it because I'm too lazy to switch. I'm bleeding money daily using this ****. Complete trash worst order execution I've ever seen. They exist to bleed retail. I hope they fail, idgaf if I lose money, I'll deal with the bankruptcy claim, worth it. Coinbase credit card is better.

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  bildo (@WildBullyTheKid) reported 14 minutes ago

  @YUBIT_Exchange But it’s down 98% from its all time high. It’s been on a descending triangle since it’s Coinbase listing. They need a miracle for it to boost its market cap.

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  Nick Caden (@fullforcetrades) reported 14 minutes ago

  Have you had you @bot make you any money yet? If yes share your story! I personally keep getting stuck at walls I either run out of usage or finally get things working with usage remaining and couldn’t login to coinbase on Grok Bots cloud computer.

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  Sarcastinator.hl (@Not_A_De_Gen) reported 16 minutes ago

  do we think coinbase is broken now?

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  Catherine Crowder.eth🇺🇸 (@0xCathCrowder) reported 17 minutes ago

  Hi Leonard, 👋🏻We're sorry about the trouble with your Coinbase account. I get how frustrating it can be when you don't get the help you need. Just shoot me a message with the email address, and i’ll look into it for you.

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  brian combs (@gunnarlee23) reported 19 minutes ago

  @fomo Can someone please help me...I withdrew used on my fomo account and sent it to my coinbase account and haven't received the funds. I am not a noob and did everything correctly. Can someone from @fomo please help me. I have emailed and haven't gotten a response

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  𝗘𝗹𝗹𝗮 (@Ellaweb_3) reported 20 minutes ago

  Solana opened at $103.03 on Coinbase today, reached $104.36 and traded as low as $98.30, moving below its former breakout area intraday. For $SOL , I’m treating $100-$103 as the immediate reclaim zone, recovering it on a daily basis would weaken the breakdown attempt while continued rejection would keep pressure on $97.5-$98.5. A daily close below $98 would make $94-$96 the next structural area I would monitor. Until either side confirms, I see this as a support-breakdown test, not a completed bearish reversal.

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  Matthew Kerridge (@matthewkerridge) reported 21 minutes ago

  Another good day. A 35 Bitcoin purchased and added to the treasury. Amplification increased utilising the Coinbase credit facility increasing from £18.5m to £20.5m. But amplification today is lower than one month ago. This is all due to the maths behind the amplification model. As Bitcoin price appreciates and debt remains fixed the amplification percentage reduces and as Bitcoin price decreases the amplification ratio increases. On 3rd August Bitcoin price was roughly $63,000. Coinbase credit facility was at £18.5m and the leverage / amplification ratio was approx. 17%. Today with a Bitcoin price c. $77k and the a Coinbase facility at £20.5m with a further 35 Bitcoin accumulated the amplification ratio is now 15%. With this Bitcoin collateralised perpetual credit facility with no early repayment fees there is a limit to sensible amplification ratios. 20% has been cited as comfortably below levels that would start raising any eyebrows in the UK market. With a perpetual preferred equity with no liquidation risk higher amplification levels are possible. Also, when Bitcoin price continues to appreciate the amplification level naturally decreases, creating more room to issue more perpetual preferred equality to bring the amplification ratio back to a target level / range. The Bitcoin price appreciation increases the balance sheet and therefore the capacity to issue more digital credit. This is the model Strategy and Strive are successfully executing in the US. The playbook has been written. It is waiting to be followed in each capital market when regulatory hurdles have been cleared. $SWC as the first and largest Bitcoin treasury company in the UK could be on the verge of launching this playbook in the UK. The team have been cooking throughout the bear market. It might not be much longer until the time, hard work and effort is rewarded. Onwards! 🚀

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  cheemsburger🐕🍔 | T-REX.network 🦖 (@DarkVadoge) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Bitcees @retardedpleb coinbase transaction - empty block

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  Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported 33 minutes ago

  @llaska233 @coinbase Could you clarify whether you’re suggesting a feature that freezes the chart whenever the app experiences an outage?

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  Mike (@CryptyMike) reported 33 minutes ago

  @andyyy You’ll see…the layer 2 shizz doesn’t work. Solana has more surface area where folks can buy and onboard, since it’s not a company Hence robinhood chain isn’t support on coinbase yet. The layer 2s are silo’d on multiple levels

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  NOGI Pressure (@JamesBrasco) reported 33 minutes ago

  @elliotrades @vladtenev Ondo is garbage old news. Coinbase is garbage

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  Cloud1992 (@Cloud_1992_) reported 34 minutes ago

  @JohannKerbrat I hope you support Ethereum publicly more than Coinbase does.

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  Edric (@EdricETH22) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Samuelsimonsun1 @base Looks like Coinbase is doubling down on finance

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  Net-Updates by StabilityTest (@stabilitystatus) reported 38 minutes ago

  Coinbase Service Disruption A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results. Status: Monitoring Impact: None Updated: 1:07 PM GMT+0000 Service status tracked by @stabilitytestio #Coinbase #ServiceUpdate

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  Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Takusaixx @baseapp @coinbase Could you clarify which transaction or network fee you’re referring to? If you share the transaction details or error message, we can help determine whether the Base App is currently covering that fee.

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  TexasKump (@texasforElon) reported 43 minutes ago

  BTC dipped 2.5% this week and everyone argued about why. Wrong question. I spent two days pulling the thread on who benefits — with an AI research fleet running 13 analyst passes where every claim got adversarially attacked and the weak ones killed. 43 of 61 claims died as "already known or overstated." What survived changed how I see the entire system. THE MACHINE The US didn't fight crypto. It conscripted it. The GENIUS Act forces every regulated stablecoin to hold its reserves in T-bills — and bans paying you yield. So every dollar anyone on Earth holds in a digital dollar is a forced, zero-interest loan to the US Treasury. The float is ~$270B and compounding. Treasury's own debt office calls stablecoin demand "material" to short-term rates. Follow the margin: issuers collect ~5% on your float and pay you 0%. Tether cleared $10B+ in a year on that spread. And every Fed rate hike WIDENS it — the same hike that knocks your coins down funds the rails being built over them. The utility is real, but it's not where you look. Genuine stablecoin payments hit ~$390B last year — 63% of it B2B, growing 733% y/y. Western Union runs USDC corridors now. So does Stripe checkout in 70+ countries. But the new purpose-built chains (Stripe's Tempo, Circle's Arc) have NO token by design. The adoption is real. The value goes to equity. Your alts were bypassed on purpose. FIVE THINGS I COULDN'T UNSEE All from filings and statutes, not vibes: 1. The only forced-sale dates in all of Bitcoin sit in SEC filings: Strategy's convert holders can put ~$1B on Sept 15, 2027 and ~$3B on June 1, 2028. If the premium is compressed at those windows, coins get sold by covenant, not choice. Almost nobody pricing BTC has read the put schedule. 2. The US "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" is legally a contingent SELL order. Sell authority: signed executive order, today. Buy authority: a bill that hasn't passed. And the stated purpose is pretext — $25B of BTC against $39T of debt is 0.06%. The word "reserve" is doing the marketing. 3. The real profit isn't in issuing stablecoins or running chains — it's in owning the customer. Coinbase captures roughly HALF of Circle's USDC reserve income, because it controls which token 100M users hold by default. The rent is in distribution. Nobody's dashboard shows that layer. 4. ~20,000 tokens effectively cannot be shorted — liquid borrow exists for a few dozen. Which means dead projects stay priced alive for YEARS (exactly like dot-coms in 2000-02). A stable price is not proof of life. 5. Monero got delisted from 73 venues — and rose ~120% to all-time highs. Liquidity down, price up. That's not a discount forming, it's a control premium — the market starting to price the cost of exiting a fully surveilled system. Argentina's blue dollar, on-chain. SATOSHI'S STOPS Did Satoshi see the takeover coming? He built five stops and they all still hold. Nobody can inflate the supply. 51% of hashpower can't change a single rule — in 2017, 85% of miners plus every major company tried, and node operators running $200 hardware beat them. There's no freeze key. There's no founder to pressure. But every stop defends THE LEDGER. So the system didn't attack the ledger. It bought the coins, wrapped them in ETFs, took custody, taxed the exits, and turned the price — quoted in dollars — into the anesthetic. Satoshi made Bitcoin impossible to seize. He left it perfectly possible to buy. And the stops only protect coins behind your own keys. THE THRONE Here's the number that ended the debate for me: in all of recorded monetary history, the count of populations that switched their unit of account away from a still-WORKING currency is zero. Not rare. Zero. Every flip required the old money to die first, or a government decree. Gold had 50 years and multiple 10x runs — and never denominated a single wage. So Bitcoin can't take the throne. The dollar has to lose it. And the most likely play for $39T of debt isn't collapse — it's the 1945-51 playbook: hold rates below inflation for years until savers quietly pay the debt down. It worked for 35 years last time. Nobody voted on it. WHAT IT MEANS FOR REGULAR PEOPLE The debt gets paid by savings accounts, not tax bills. Your payment apps become fully surveilled, freezable rails — even if you never touch crypto. Your idle balances earn 0% by law while someone collects 5% on them. And the escape valves the system leaves open — hard assets — are exactly what median households own least. By default, you're cast as the payer. The defense isn't a conspiracy theory. It's a posture: hold something that isn't someone's promise, in a form nobody can shake out of your hands, sized so nothing can ever force you to sell, and refuse every product built to convert your patience into their fees. The machine harvests forced sellers and impatient hands. Its one blind spot is a person who is neither. None of this is investment advice, and none of it is secret. The put dates are in filings. The sell clause is in an executive order. The 0.06% is one division. The hidden stuff isn't hidden — it's just arithmetic nobody does and operative text nobody reads. Read the documents. Do the division. Then decide which side of the table you're sitting on.

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  The Crypto Compass (@CryptoCompassCA) reported 45 minutes ago

  [2/4] The fee drops from 2% to a flat 0.5% base starting Sept 7th. On a $1,000 trade, that's $20 in fees down to $5. We stacked it against Newton, Bitbuy, Coinbase, and Kraken — the honest answer isn't a simple "yes."

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 48 minutes ago

  COINBASE $COIN GETS PAID WHETHER BITCOIN RISES OR FALLS. THE SHARE PRICE DOES NOT AGREE: Coinbase COIN at $173.78, -$3.04 / -1.72% today. The New York company runs the largest US crypto exchange and stores coins for other people, employs 4,951, and is worth $45.85B - market cap, meaning the share price times every share in existence. It is falling this morning almost in step with bitcoin, even though roughly half its revenue no longer depends on which way bitcoin goes. That gap is the post. WHERE THE COINS ARE - Bitcoin, ticker BTC: $76,619, -1.25% over the past 24 hours - Ethereum, ticker ETH, the second largest: $2,380, -2.28% WHAT IS PUSHING THEM DOWN The return on safe money. Neither coin pays interest, a dividend or rent, ever, so raise what a government bond pays for taking no risk and the thing paying nothing gets marked down first. At 8:15 this morning ADP Research published its August count of jobs added at private US employers: +38,000, against about 47,000 economists expected, with July revised to +46,000 - the slowest private hiring since January. A soft jobs number normally pulls borrowing costs down. It did not. The 10-year Treasury yield, what the US government pays to borrow for a decade, sat near 4.79% Tuesday, and interest-rate futures put the odds of a quarter-point rate INCREASE at the Federal Reserve's September 15-16 meeting near 70%. DOOR ONE - THE FUND iShares Bitcoin Trust, ticker IBIT, at $43.42, -$0.34 / -0.78%. A spot ETF is a fund that holds the real coin in storage and cuts the pile into shares that trade in an ordinary brokerage account - the shares stand on actual bitcoin, not on a bet about the price. At $59.81B it is worth more than either company below, and its 0.25% annual fee comes out in bitcoin, so a share stands on slightly less coin each year. DOOR TWO - THE TOLL BOOTH Coinbase reported July 30, for the June quarter. - Transaction revenue $599M - a fee charged on trades. It is paid on volume, and people sell in a panic as busily as they buy in a rally - Subscription and services $555M - a record 48% of net revenue, from 29% at the end of 2024. Custody, staking, subscriptions and interest on stablecoin reserves, earned on balances sitting there rather than on anyone choosing to trade today - Total revenue $1.2B against about $1.35B expected - a miss. Net loss $359M, or $1.36 a share, against about a penny of loss modeled Two honest catches. Not depending on trading is not the same as growing - the stablecoin line inside that $555M fell $17M from a year earlier, to $292M. And the market plainly does not price this as a business. It prices it as bitcoin, which is how a 1.25% night in a coin becomes a 1.72% morning in a share. DOOR THREE - THE BORROWED BET Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, ticker MSTR, at $122.44, -$2.44 / -1.95%. The Tysons Corner, Virginia company, 1,539 staff, borrows money and issues shares to buy bitcoin and hold it. On August 31 it disclosed its first purchase in roughly ten weeks: 4,603 coins for $369.7M in the week to August 30, at an average $80,318 each. Bitcoin is $76,619 this morning, so that week's coins already sit about 4.6% under what was paid for them. The whole pile is the better number. 845,050 bitcoin at an aggregate $63.73B - an average $75,412 a coin, about 1.6% below this morning's price. Roughly 4% of the 21 million bitcoin that will ever exist sits in one company's account, and the whole pile is barely above what was paid for it. The funding is the part worth reading. That week's coins were bought with proceeds from selling 4,531,421 of its own shares. Convertible debt - bonds that can turn into shares - was cut 18% in the June quarter, to $6.7B from $8.2B. And about $218.4M of bitcoin has been sold this year to help cover preferred-stock dividends running at 12%. THE SAME COIN, THREE DIFFERENT HOLES From last October's highs to this morning: - The fund: -39.5% - Coinbase: -56.8% - Strategy: -66.5% One asset underneath all three. The further a holding sits from simply owning the coin, the harder the same move lands - upward exactly as readily, which is the half people forget while it is going up. WHERE THESE SIT The fund cannot be a Len5 pick at all. All six weigh a business, and a box of coins has no sales, no customers and nobody who can fix a bad year. Coinbase and Strategy are on none of the six either, and one fact does most of it: both ended the last twelve months in a loss. Quality-Value wants a durable business at a fair price, Deep-Value and Special-Situations one priced under what it looks worth, Growth and Hypergrowth expansion nobody overpays for - all four need a profit to measure against and there is not one. Momentum watches a company climbing on news of its own, and both are falling this morning on somebody else's. Neither pays a common dividend, which settles Income. WHAT WOULD CHANGE COINBASE: that 48% half growing into a profitable year, giving a style something other than the coin to price. WHAT WOULD CHANGE STRATEGY: profit earned by something other than the coin rising, because the coin is now every line in its accounts. WHERE THIS BREAKS Crypto is volatile and speculative and nothing here forecasts a price. Scale of the swing: at June 30 Strategy carried its coins at $49.7B against a $63.9B cost, about $14B under water. Nine weeks later the same pile sits a little above cost, on a number the company does not control at all. Friday at 8:30am ET the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes the August employment report - the government's own count of jobs added or lost, plus the unemployment rate - after July LOST 23,000 jobs at 4.1%. It regularly disagrees with the private count. Strategy has one number it cannot move: 845,050 coins at an average $75,412. Coinbase has one it can - the share of its revenue that no longer waits for anybody to press a button. Bitcoin re-settles the first every few hours. The second takes years, and almost nobody watching the coin this morning is watching it. Not investment advice.

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  Lem (@0xLemuel) reported 52 minutes ago

  if i try coinbase support @cobie will answer me?

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  Uncensored On-Chain (@TargetMast58858) reported 57 minutes ago

  AR stats: 📌 Price: ~$2.17 📌 Market cap: ~$142M 📌 ATH: $89.24 → -97.5% below 📌 Max supply: 66M (99.5% circulating) 📌 a16z + Coinbase Ventures backed $142M cap serving a $30T market. Real World Assets tokenized on-chain just crossed $31 BILLION. Tokenized gold. Tokenized real estate. Tokenized US Treasuries. Tokenized stocks. But here's the problem nobody is solving: When you tokenize a real asset on-chain — where do the LEGAL DOCUMENTS live? The deed. The audit trail. The original contract. The history of ownership. Right now: on servers. Centralized. Hackable. Deleteable. $AR (Arweave) is the only chain that can store those documents permanently and immutably. Pay once. The document exists forever. No server. No company. No expiry. The RWA market is heading to $30 TRILLION by 2030 according to BlackRock. Every single RWA needs a permanent on-chain audit trail. Arweave is the only infrastructure built to provide it. NFA. DYOR. $AR #Arweave #RWA

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  Rob Leder 🟥 (@rleder) reported 1 hour ago

  @TheBTCGame @BTCsessions The same entity controls both receiving addresses. If you send 1 btc to me, and the transaction doesn’t violate the BlakeBTC rules, it will get mined into both chains. I’ve then received both tokens into the same address, with the same key, on each chain. If I’m an exchange, and I support both tokens, your account should be credited with both deposits. Why is this “incredibly incorrect”? It’s literally what it means for a tx to be replayed. The problem arises if the recipient does not recognize the Blake coin. For example, if I send Coinbase or Gemini or Kraken 1 btc right now, they will just ignore the Blake coin. I can’t sell or withdraw it, because it isn’t supported on their platform.

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  Jahkay (@CryptoSudoUser) reported 1 hour ago

  @asparagoid Coinbase had almost double the revenue in 2025 and has one of the largest crypto custody clients in the world. Yet they cannot figure out UX and mindshare. This is a leadership problem not a funding issue.