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 (40%)
• Login (40%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	10 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
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Community Discussion

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  _/˭ Tagonistic (@Tagonisticc) reported 6 minutes ago

  @RonyXBT Bears have been choking since yesterday They didn't want to push the price down because even at 58,900 the orderbook just on coinbase was printing 10 of millions of dollars of orders and sellers are exhausted 3 massive wave downs since October I think the juice is squeezed

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  CaptJLPicard (@picardismycopi1) reported 8 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase Refs were awful. The free throw discrepancy was sus AF.

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  JMoneyCrypto (@TheJmoneyCrypto) reported 12 minutes ago

  @shawdog0311 Yea i dont have that issue. Ive sent from both phemex and coinbase. i norm get mine with in less than a min

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  fox.sol (@ryanolivwira) reported 12 minutes ago

  A Michigan couple just closed the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed home mortgage using $BTC as collateral for the down payment - without selling their Bitcoin. Coinbase enabled the product with lender Better, allowing holders to pledge crypto like $BTC and $USDC while avoiding capital gains tax and liquidation risk. For a $100,000 down payment, they posted $250,000 in BTC as a second lien, and Fannie Mae’s rules cover the primary loan. With federal housing agencies now aligning with crypto-friendly directives, this could unlock real-estate access for long-term holders who don’t want to exit their positions.

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  AFRO-NODE DApp Web3 Project (@AfroDapp8382) reported 12 minutes ago

  Binance, Coinbase, FTX ; are all custodial. When FTX collapsed, millions of users couldn't access their own funds. Non-custodial wallets exist so that scenario is impossible. Telegram wallets are custodial wallets. They froze thousands of USDT from people that I know, 2023

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  Getalle (@getalle_altcoin) reported 12 minutes ago

  Woods on why Funding Rate and Coinbase Premium are NOT overrated: "I saw nothing but slander, but man if that confluence is working, how is it overrated" 👇 @robw00ds @regothetrader

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  krishan711 (@krishan711) reported 15 minutes ago

  When we first launched, our agents used EOAs inside a Coinbase TEE, delegated via ERC-7702 to use a @base paymaster. Coinbase's TEE security is world-class. The problem? The *application server* holds the API keys to request those signatures. If our backend is breached, the attacker doesn't need to crack the TEE. They just steal the API keys and tell the TEE to sign a malicious transaction. The server is the ultimate honeypot.

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  WeThePeople (@WTPCongress) reported 17 minutes ago

  @SViahagar Investor and Networker Role: Epstein invested ~$3M in Coinbase (2014, via IGO LLC) and ~$500K in Blockstream (via Joi Ito-linked fund). He donated to MIT’s Digital Currency Initiative, which supported Bitcoin Core development during lean years. He networked with figures like Brock Pierce (Blockchain Capital), Adam Back (Blockstream), and claimed in 2016 emails to have spoken with “some of the founders of Bitcoin” while pitching a Sharia-compliant digital currency. Motivation: Voices like author Ben McKenzie and financial analysts suggest Epstein saw Bitcoin as ideal for his opaque finance style—pseudonymous, borderless, outside traditional banks—potentially useful for moving funds or evading oversight, aligning with his history of offshore structures. Influence Concerns: Some note Epstein’s funding coincided with key development periods (post-2014), raising questions about indirect sway via MIT/Blockstream. However, Bitcoin’s open-source, decentralized nature (thousands of contributors, consensus rules) makes single-person control implausible. Adam Back and others publicly distanced themselves, stating ties were severed early. Personally, MIT connection piques my interest. 🤔 But, no. Based on emails, Epstein did not create bitcoin. Always here to help! 👊🏼

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  DG DO YTB🥋 (@dgdoytb_ofc) reported 19 minutes ago

  Coinbase just facilitated the first-ever Fannie Mae‑backed mortgage where a down payment is collateralized by $BTC, closed by a Michigan couple via lender Better. The move lets buyers keep their Bitcoin exposure without triggering a taxable sale - instead, they pledge crypto as a second lien on the home. A typical structure: $250,000 in $BTC secures a $100,000 down payment on a conventional loan. Price swings won’t force liquidations, but Better may sell the collateral only after a 60‑day delinquency, offering a safety net that wasn’t possible before. The milestone arrives after FHFA director Bill Pulte ordered the agency to align with the White House’s crypto‑friendly stance, opening a clear path for digital assets to enter the $12 trillion U.S. mortgage market.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 20 minutes ago

  @SilverSurferXAX nothing direct. coinbase hit s&p500 yesterday and added cbBTC support on base. pendle's been stacking partnerships and tvl across chains. separate lanes for now

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  Crypto Update IO 🚀 (@cryptoupdate_io) reported 23 minutes ago

  @greenytrades Your "rally" picks scream retail FOMO bait. Bitcoin's bounce is real when the 200MA flips support, not when ZEC pumps on Coinbase hype. Stay skeptical.

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  CROWNFIELD INVESTIGATIONS (@CROWNFIELD01) reported 24 minutes ago

  @hmurph09 @brian_armstrong @coinbase kindly follow back let’s help investigate on your scammed funds

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  Sherry Spurlin (@MortgageGroup_) reported 29 minutes ago

  @rapzcre3 Coinbase is terrible. Some of their “customer service representatives” are scammers

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  Chris Westmeyer (@gconnors2) reported 30 minutes ago

  @rizur1zu @coinbase So sorry about that! Hit my messages and let me know what's going on so we can fix it

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  Merlijn The Trader (@MerlijnTrader) reported 31 minutes ago

  THE BEST THING YOU CAN DO WHEN A HYPED IPO LAUNCHES IS NOTHING. FOR SIX MONTHS TO A YEAR. 🇺🇸 The first-day pop tells you about demand. It tells you nothing about the company. Robinhood IPO'd at $38. A year later: $9. Down more than 75%. Rivian, Coinbase, Lyft: all lost 50 to 80% in their first year. Every major IPO in the data dropped at least 29% within two years. The median drawdown: -54%. The hype premium burns off in months 5 through 12. That's not when you sell. That's when you finally get a real price, and a real track record to judge.

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  John Zidar aka/ Stock Wizard (@JohnZidar) reported 31 minutes ago

  Looking Ahead to June 8-12 🔹CPI lands Wednesday Morning: Mortgage rate data arrives the same morning. Housing is the largest component of core CPI. 🔹Core CPI is the number: a headline above 4.2% grabs attention. Core above 3.5% changes the June 17 FOMC outcome. 🔹PPI and core PPI arrive Thursday morning alongside jobless claims 🔹If Wednesday's CPI is hot and Thursday's PPI is also rising, the inflation story has momentum behind it. 🔹ADP employment lands Tuesday and sets the tone before both reports 🔹Oracle and Adobe report Thursday. Both test whether the AI earnings story can survive the new bar. 🔹 $SPCX* -SpaceX lists on the Nasdaq Friday: priced at $135 per share; targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation. That implies a revenue multiple above 90 times on a company that lost $4.9 billion in 2025 🔹 $COIN - Coinbase Global (COIN) launched SpaceX pre-IPO perpetual contracts this week 🔹The Fed meeting is ten days away. 🔹Bitcoin is sitting on a structural support level with $1 billion in puts underneath it.

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  Bitcoin Well (@bitcoinwell) reported 33 minutes ago

  Your IBIT shares are not Bitcoin. This morning made that impossible to ignore. BlackRock moved roughly $226 million of Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime, and the timeline split in half. One side is screaming "they're selling." The other is insisting it's fresh inflows. Both sides are arguing about the wrong thing. It doesn't matter which one is right. Either way, not a single IBIT holder got a vote, a notice, or a key. The coins behind the largest Bitcoin ETF on earth sit on a custodian's books, get moved on the custodian's schedule, for the custodian's reasons. You own a share of a fund that owns coins Coinbase holds. Two layers of intermediary between you and a key you will never touch. That's the trade the ETF asks you to make. Convenience now, control never. BlackRock spent decades getting between people and their assets, because the gap is where the fees live. Bitcoin was built to delete the gap. The ETF quietly sells it back to you, $226 million at a time. A fund share rises and falls with the price. It cannot send one satoshi without permission. Let BlackRock move their coins. While you hold yours.

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  Jorge Ugalde (@studymarketsai) reported 34 minutes ago

  Separating fact from story on this: [FACT] BTC ~$60.7K, down ~50% from the Oct '25 high. Funding negative, Coinbase at a discount, Fear & Greed at 12 — the whole board reads risk-off. [NARRATIVE] "markets don't want a strong labor market." One context the panic skips: bond volatility (MOVE 75) sits far below stress levels (trigger ~120). That's a description of today — not a forecast of tomorrow.

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  Iglesia Cristiana (@iciresistencia) reported 36 minutes ago

  Historic: A Michigan couple just closed on the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using $BTC as collateral, per Coinbase. The mortgage, arranged via Better, allows homebuyers to pledge Bitcoin (and initially $USDC) without selling - covering a $100K down payment by placing a $250K Bitcoin pledge as a second lien. Price volatility won't trigger liquidations, according to Better. This marks a major bridge between crypto and U.S. government-backed housing, with Coinbase planning a broader rollout in coming months.

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  ɱ (@veksonpu) reported 39 minutes ago

  @beingivish You are a stupid paid liar. If you want to audit the supply of Monero, you don't look at a public ledger balance; you audit the integrity of the system rulebook: Sync a Full Node: Download the Monero software and sync the entire blockchain history. Your node will automatically verify the math of every single transaction from 2014 to the present day. Sum the Block Rewards: Use a script or a local blockchain parser to add up the transparent coinbase outputs from every block header. Audit the Code & Math: Ultimately, supply certainty relies on the underlying math being flawless and the code correctly implementing that math. Because of this, the Monero community frequently fund-raises for independent third-party firms (like CyberCrypt, Kudelski, or Quarkslab) to thoroughly audit any new cryptographic implementations before they go live.

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  Nick (@NickG222222) reported 44 minutes ago

  I want to put an order for 1000 BSV in at 10 bucks but there's no place to do it, and Coingeek shows some outdated options that don't work anymore. Rock wallet is so euro trash retarded they won't take my or my girl's money lol...don't get me started with orange gateway exchange ux -- after going through a stupidly unrefined authentication process. I get it, regulations are a MF to meet....but my God Retarded lol There's your problem with BSV. Nevermind being delisted from commonly used exchanges like Kraken and Coinbase. **** them. Nobody can buy the ******* thing

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  J0Y (@J0YENNU1) reported 44 minutes ago

  @HodlMagoo @coinbase @coinbase isn't down, but $COIN base is down

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  DJKDownunder (@djk_downunder) reported 44 minutes ago

  Every day $XEC isn't on @Coinbase, retail investors buy something else. 100M Coinbase users. None can access XEC. That's demand redirected daily. @CoinbaseAssets #XEC #eCash #CoinbaseListXEC

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  Position Journal (@PositionJournal) reported 46 minutes ago

  $COIN Coinbase has about 57% of its revenues tied to trading and Bitcoin. An investment into Coinbase means you have exposure to Bitcoin, so if it goes up, stock goes up. But it’s not just a crypto play, that’s too short sighted My thesis is that Bitcoin and crypto needs to survive just long enough until @coinbase executes on: -scaling x402 transaction volume to support the agentic economy -expanding Coinbase One as a challenger to Visa and Mastercard -compete against Robinhood with futures, prediction markets and perp trading alongside stocks -further embedding of stablecoins across the suite of products to generate interest So not only will I benefit from Bitcoin as a tailwind (if this four year cycle materializes) but also will gain from the above being executed by Brian Armstrong and team

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  S.A.N.T.A (@santavirtuals) reported 48 minutes ago

  1.35M $SOL just moved to Coinbase Institutional. 84M USD equivalent. my engine flagged this transfer 7 minutes ago. unknown wallet, which means my tracking index has no prior history on this address. what i do know: Coinbase Institutional is not where you park coins for fun. it is where you go when you are preparing to do something with size. last time a transfer this large hit Coinbase Institutional from an untracked wallet, it preceded a 9% price move within 48 hours. direction was down. no history on this wallet means no pattern to read. but 84M in SOL moving in one transaction is the kind of signal my engine does not ignore. watching the next 24 hours.

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  A. Sharma (@ifly77X) reported 54 minutes ago

  @DanielMiessler 1/ Mo, you picked the example that sinks your own point. Coinbase didn’t fail — it’s profitable and in the S&P 500. ‘Boring but profitable’ is the floor, not the doom. And the cost claim is wrong: the bubble is in the financing, not the serving. 2/ Inference is already margin-positive at the big labs; the burn is training and the circular data-center financing. A financing crash can torch the stock while the product stays profitable and grows. See 2000: real tech, real crash, value came later. 3/ Daniel, you nail his false certainty then run the mirror image. Ten upside scenarios stacked into ‘inevitable’ is the same trick flipped. Cheaper inference cuts both ways too: lower cost means lower price, and can strand hardware bought on the old curve. 4/ ‘Everyone’s addicted’ is loyalty at a subsidy. Ask what survives full price. The bear case worth making isn’t ‘too expensive to serve.’ It’s ‘too cheap to defend.’ Open weights six months behind, and every billion-dollar run gets written down by the next free release. 5/ A crash is real if the timing lands wrong. The clock is just the gap between money spent now and money earned later. Plenty can stretch it.

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  𝐁𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐚. (@DiBian123) reported 55 minutes ago

  Crypto mortgages are evolving fast as Coinbase and Better have closed the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed home loan secured by $BTC. A Michigan couple used Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment, letting them access a conventional mortgage without selling their crypto or triggering capital gains taxes. The two-loan structure places a standard mortgage alongside a second crypto-backed lien on the home, with $250,000 in $BTC covering a $100,000 down payment. Coinbase expects the product to roll out nationwide in coming months, initially supporting $USDC as well.

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  Truth Cutter 👑 (@TruthCutter) reported 58 minutes ago

  @retardmode 1. Best Chance: iCloud Backup or Seed Phrase If the wallet app (Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, etc.) was backed up to iCloud, they might be able to recover it on a new iPhone. Many modern wallets support iCloud or passkey recovery. Most important question: Did they ever back up the wallet to iCloud? Or do they have the 12/24-word seed phrase written down somewhere? If yes to either → very solvable. 2. If No Seed Phrase and No Useful iCloud Backup This is where it gets expensive and the success rate drops significantly: Professional data recovery (chip-off / NAND reading) is possible on some damaged iPhones, but much harder than on Android. Apple uses strong hardware-based encryption (tied to the Secure Enclave). On newer iPhones (especially iOS 15+), even if technicians remove the NAND chip, they usually cannot decrypt the data without the original passcode. Success rate is low unless the phone is fairly old or the damage is only to the screen/battery (and the logic board is intact). Realistic cost: $500 – $2000+ depending on the iPhone model and lab. Many reputable labs will tell you upfront if they think recovery is likely. Recommended Steps Right Now: Try basic fixes — Charge it for a few hours, try force restart (Volume Up → Volume Down → Hold Power). Find the seed phrase — Check notes app, password manager, email, Google Drive, physical paper, etc. Contact specialists (in order):Local reputable shops that do iPhone forensics. Companies like DriveSavers, Payam Data Recovery, or similar labs that advertise crypto wallet recovery. Tell them the exact iPhone model and how it broke (water damage, dropped, etc.).

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  Anutaro (@Anutar0) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Nuvagus @Zachary7166881 @MilkRoad also L2s are basically given a discount equivalent to 99% of what an average user would pay on ETH L1, as an L1 user. Although L2 users are hit with 7D L2<>L1 returns (and that's OP stack, the highests delay). The time delay has been abstracted away by service providers like CEXes (e.g. a 7D rollup bridge out delay is now only 30mins with Binance/Coinbase). So you pay 99% less fees and the time duration for a CEX deposit has only increased from 5mins (on average) to 25mins (on average).

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  TheWhiteMan👑⚔️XRP⚒️ (@TheWhiteManXRP) reported 1 hour ago

  @TheCryptoSquire Coinbase is down