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	3 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	7 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:

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  Dark Web Informer (@DarkWebInformer) reported 7 seconds ago

  🚨 Coinbase Cartel ransomware group launches partnership program for data and access brokers The cybercrime group calling itself Coinbase Cartel is recruiting individuals and teams with exclusive stolen data or access to compromised organizations, offering to manage the extortion process through payment. The group advertises negotiable revenue splits of up to 90/10 for exclusive datasets and up to 50/50 for corporate access. It is also seeking established access providers for long-term partnerships and says individuals with specialized skills, including social engineering, may be considered. The advertisement directs prospective partners to the group’s dark web site and encrypted contact channel. The group is not affiliated with the Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange.

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  FortunaShield (@FortunaShield) reported 3 minutes ago

  @TedPillows Coinbase staking is basically a fresh bagholder onboarding funnel with APY lipstick, but yeah if support holds this probably squeezes higher first and asks questions later.

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  Redneck (@RedneckJr) reported 7 minutes ago

  If you buy this $CHAD **** Stay ******* poor ******* retards just bid $GIGA No IP having *** No Coinbase listing having ***

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 8 minutes ago

  @tradingtulips No one with any sense wants them to pump anything, but they've been undeniably biased towards their own financial interests in a way that the market has so far disagreed with to such an extent that they lost a huge number of users. That's the problem that gets glossed over while people say it's about memecoins. Whether they or anyone else likes it or not, if they shun memes completely people will go elsewhere. They don't have to actively promote anything, they just have to let people have fun and not act in a way that directs everyone away from what people actually want. There's very little utility in crypto that is worth investing in, the market speaks and is almost always right. If coinbase or founders don't listen to the market, they will eventually have to pivot and that often comes with nontrivial costs. That's a fundamental rule in running a business that most people have to learn the hard way, but coinbase should have known by now. So it's not insanity, it's playing into what the market you're in wants. Alex Karp and Elon understand this and lean into memes and they have nothing to do with crypto. Memes are modern communication and social adhesion among groups. It's easier to grow a large network with them than without them.

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  Koolkev (@Koolkev3590) reported 14 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport My ADA just saying pending. I was trying to send it to my trezor wallet. The coins are showing on Coinbase for maybe a hour. I’m not sure if it’s a ADA problem or Coinbase problem.

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  Macro Alpha (@MacroAlphaHQ) reported 16 minutes ago

  The 2019 consortium stablecoin with Visa and Mastercard on the masthead was dead by 2022. 140+ companies just signed the next one. BlackRock, Stripe, Coinbase, Shopify and Aptos as a launch partner. Open USD is free to mint and redeem, independently governed, partners share the reserve earnings. Regulatory heat stripped the first roster within months. The project wound down with zero lasting float and the code sold for parts. Single-issuer stables that treated institutional demand as locked to their own rails just watched the door reopen. The stakes sit in the yield split itself. Shared reserve earnings pull cash onto a rail the banks dont control. Funding spreads will show the leakage before any headline does. This version opens larger. The prior one already demonstrated how fast the backers can leave.

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  Main Street Trader (@MStreetTrader) reported 17 minutes ago

  @SwagRruss @coinbase So CB support just responded to my first BTC Perp comment, and apparently they're "already on it."

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  Main Street Trader (@MStreetTrader) reported 19 minutes ago

  @SwagRruss @coinbase No, there was nothing saying "scheduled" anything yesterday. It seems to be working fine now though.

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  mrpicule.eth (@MrPicule) reported 20 minutes ago

  Bitcoin was built as decentralized money. The data increasingly says otherwise Top 10 centralized exchanges custody over 2.85 million BTC, roughly 15% of circulating supply, per CryptoQuant. Binance alone holds close to 30% of everything sitting on exchanges. Add spot ETFs, which now hold about 7% of total supply led by BlackRock's IBIT, and public companies holding another roughly 6% in corporate treasuries (Strategy alone at 847K BTC). Stack it together and something like a quarter of all BTC that will ever exist sits with a handful of exchanges, funds, and corporations, not in millions of individual self-custody wallets Now overlay the August fork situation. Two forks are landing, BIP-110 and Sztorc's eCash. In 2017, when Bitcoin Cash forked, ownership was almost entirely retail and self-custodial. Individuals decided which chain to follow. Messy, but genuinely distributed This time it's different. Coinbase alone custodies 80-84% of all US spot ETF assets. And BlackRock's IBIT prospectus states, in writing, the fund will permanently and irrevocably abandon any rights to forked or airdropped coins unless the SEC changes the rules. Ark, Grayscale, Morgan Stanley carry the same language. That means the largest pools of institutional BTC on earth will, by pre-signed legal commitment, simply not follow any forked chain, no matter what happens on-chain or in the market To be precise: this isn't the ETFs voting on which chain is "real" Bitcoin. Consensus still technically runs through miners and nodes. But when the entities holding a quarter of supply pre-commit to ignoring any fork, no alternative chain can realistically gather the capital or liquidity to matter, regardless of the technical outcome. The decision isn't made through mining and open market chaos anymore, it's pre-decided in a handful of legal departments before the fork even happens That's the actual story. Not government seizure, not a hack, just a slow shift where the property that made Bitcoin matter, no single party gets to decide what counts as "real", is being quietly replaced by a few prospectus clauses and custody chokepoints. Healthy for stability. Genuinely uncomfortable for what the network was supposed to be

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  wikilix (@wikilixofficial) reported 21 minutes ago

  Are stablecoins about to go mainstream? Samsung showed native stablecoin support coming to Samsung Wallet at Galaxy Unpacked, demoing Circle's USDC next to payment cards. It builds on its 2025 Coinbase tie-up, per Cointelegraph. #Stablecoins #Samsung #Crypto

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  Hovermere (@Hovermere) reported 22 minutes ago

  The Next RWA Moat Is Not Tokenization — It’s Institutional Capital Access Mubadala’s $75M tokenized private-market deployment tests whether sovereign capital will turn blockchain rails into the next institutional distribution layer 1/12
Stop tracking RWA by issuance volume. That scoreboard is already outdated. The real game is who controls the doors long-duration institutional capital walks through and stays behind. Mubadala just walked one of those doors with ~$75M of its evergreen private-markets strategy live on Base, Solana and Sui. Coinbase put the same product on its own balance sheet. This is not a pilot. This is the first clear sovereign-linked capital test of blockchain as permanent distribution rail. The window is open. It will not stay open forever.

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  RTwthrpow (@SwagRruss) reported 23 minutes ago

  @MStreetTrader @coinbase Well, markets are back operational as of 10 mins ago when I checked. After having lambasted coinbase for the above, I at least applaud the speed in which they fixed the problem. But I don't like that they were not upfront to post a message saying an unexpected problem occurred.

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  CryptoSuzy888 (@CryptoSuzy888) reported 24 minutes ago

  🛑 Major Recent Exchange & Trading Platform Shutdowns •BitMEX (July 2026): Once a dominant giant in high-leverage Bitcoin trading, the exchange announced a full wind-down following a strategic business review. It has halted new registrations and will force-close all remaining open positions by late September. Its utility token, BMEX, crashed over 90% immediately following the announcement. •BitMart (July 2026): In the same week as BitMEX's exit, the large global trading platform BitMart announced its impending closure. The exchange is terminating both its spot and futures trading operations and has instructed users to withdraw all funds. •Dango (July 2026): This decentralized exchange (DEX) and Layer-1 blockchain project announced it is going dark just months after launching its perpetual futures trading. The founder cited cash burn, thin liquidity, and regulatory headwinds as the primary causes. •Satori Finance (June 2026): A popular crypto perpetuals exchange backed by Coinbase, Satori quietly announced it was shutting down its operations due to a lack of commercial sustainability. •Loopring DEX (First Half of 2026): Loopring's decentralized exchange arm formally halted operations amid a broader consolidation across the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. •Kadena (Late 2025/Early 2026): Following a massive 77% crash in token value and severe capital depletion, Kadena shuttered its primary operations, prompting third-party exchanges to delist its tokens.

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  Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported 29 minutes ago

  Daily Market Report #806 It is Saturday, and I have to start with Creepz because I have held that bag since mint, and this is the first time in years it feels alive. Unserious Inc. took the keys, Psychrome walked back in, and Adam Weitsman is behind it. The official account changed its bio to Lizards rule. Humans drool. and started posting again. @AdamWeitsman dropped a King Kong vs. Godzilla meme tagging Bored Ape Yacht Club and @creepz, and the Creepz account replied, Year of the Lizard. Holders are sweeping the floor, PFPs are back up, and people are talking about a 100 ETH floor like it is a modest proposal. This is the same Weitsman who bought the entire 636 treasury a few weeks ago, swept 50 more, and then joined the Yuga board without taking any pay. He is not a tourist. The old team spent years being quiet and serious while the floor got destroyed. The new one came in with pure lizard supremacy posting. No roadmap, no token date, nothing shipped, just narrative and a community that refused to die. Let them cook. The market is red going into the weekend. Bitcoin $64,099, down 1.7%, back under $64K. $ETH $1,859, the run to $2,000 stalled, with $67M in longs liquidated. $SOL $74.23. $XRP $1.09. $67M of the $80M in BTC liquidations were longs. Fear & Greed at 27. The BTC ETF inflow streak ended with $225M of outflows after 7 positive sessions. Oil $90.51. Gold $4,055. Silver $58.26. The 10-year at 4.71%, climbing every single day this week. VIX 18.7. Yields up here pull money that would otherwise come to us. Monero $371, up 4.5%, making new highs again and still the only thing I hold that is properly working. It has gone up through a $1T stock wipeout, oil breaking $100, the EU sanctioning 14 platforms, and a full week of red crypto. Zcash $487, down 4.3%. The gap between the 2 privacy names has never been wider. HYPE $57.43, still sliding, even with Hyperliquid burning $7.7M of it through a 7-day buyback. ARB $0.0825, down 3%. LINK $8.33. TAO $192. BORG $0.1499. Solana TVL down 2.2% in a day. BitMEX got sued over misappropriating 623 BTC right after announcing the shutdown. Kenyan investigators froze $751,853 in USDT as a Binance wallet probe widens. Peirce repeated her warning that crypto vaults may fall under securities law. The build kept going. Coinbase now lets you borrow up to 100,000 USDC against staked SOL through jitoSOL. Raydium launched permissioned pools for KYC-gated assets. Mantle enabled weekend tokenized equity trading starting today, so stocks trade on a Saturday now. TRON hit a monthly record of 385.8M transactions on stablecoin growth, and CZ admitted he misjudged stablecoins, which are now a $311B market. Stacks approved its Bitcoin staking upgrade with a 99% vote, with the hard fork scheduled for July 29. The Bitcoin Policy Institute, Palantir, and Anduril joined the State Department’s Freedom Tech Program. Palantir and Anduril working on freedom tech is a sentence worth reading twice. Anthropic launched Claude Opus 5, delivering near-frontier performance at roughly half the price of Fable 5. I vibe code with these every day, and the price dropping that fast matters more to me than the benchmark numbers. The invasion is back on the menu. What are you watching this weekend?

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  dnsn (@imdnsn) reported 30 minutes ago

  @coinbase gm Brian, i have a problem on Coinbase and support isnt helping so i figured id go straight to the big guy. Someone created an account with my stolen info and tried to trade with funds that werent settled. I had an account and now im trying to use it again but im perm banned. hlp

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  loogart (@loogart) reported 33 minutes ago

  Consensus rules have never been immutable. They've always defined what Bitcoin considers a valid transaction. The question isn't whether Bitcoin can change. The question is what principles should guide those changes. We've changed consensus rules before, plenty of examples... 1.- BIP16 (P2SH) introduced new validation rules for script execution. 2- BIP34 required the block height in the coinbase transaction, making previously valid blocks invalid. 3.- BIP66 required strict DER signature encoding, invalidating signatures that had previously been accepted. 4.- BIP65 (CLTV) and BIP112 (CSV) added new consensus-enforced spending conditions. 5.- SegWit changed transaction validity rules and eliminated third-party transaction malleability while redefining how signatures are committed. None of these turned Bitcoin into fiat. They changed the consensus rules because they were judged to make Bitcoin a better monetary system.

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  W (@freebird112800) reported 36 minutes ago

  @GoingParabolic @coinbase Coinbase has put out 2 different scammer scumbag coins from what I see. ****** Garbage scumbag scammers. They **** with the real TBB Bull….. they gonna get the horns.

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  dnsn (@imdnsn) reported 37 minutes ago

  @coinbase gm , i have a problem on Coinbase and support isnt helping so i figured id go straight to the big guy. Someone created an account with my stolen info and tried to trade with funds that werent settled. I had an account and now im trying to use it again but im perm banned. hlp

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  ChillTA🪙 (@chilltc) reported 38 minutes ago

  💰 The money tells the same story. Revenue $16.8B (2x Coinbase); but net profit just ~$464M, a 2.8% margin, DOWN 7% while revenue rose 40%. That's the "compliance tax": the $4.3B US settlement, monitors, lawyers. It's eating the empire from inside.

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  jon bons g.o.a.t🧲💹 (@jonbonnerjons69) reported 39 minutes ago

  @coinbase Hello, I am using Coinbase Smart Wallet and I have an issue with Robinhood Chain support. On my primary address, Robinhood Chain appears correctly and I can see it when connecting to Virtuals Protocol. However, on my secondary address (where all my Virtuals airdrops on Robinhood

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  -n (@mustyhelmutlang) reported 39 minutes ago

  why tf did coinbase take vector an not do **** with it

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 40 minutes ago

  The Stacks Foundation has officially quantified PoX-5’s supply impact: • Activation: Bitcoin block 960,230 • 2026 STX inflation: 6.4% → 7.82% • Kraken will temporarily suspend STX deposits and withdrawals to support the upgrade • No new Binance notice on tag removal or delisting • Coinbase and Hiro remain operational The supply increase is now officially confirmed, but there is still no confirmed delisting signal.

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  CryptoN00b (@CryptoN00b41843) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph Dont worry, BitDeer. I sell all that BTC **** I get from my Coinbase Credit Card, too.

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  Bitcoin Believer (@wocaijiemeng) reported 49 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong BlackRock, Fidelity, Block and Coinbase aligning on Bitcoin security is a strong signal. The biggest asset in crypto is getting the institutional-grade protection it deserves.

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  Dusty Field (@dusty_field) reported 49 minutes ago

  Four changes to crypto's operating surface in the last 48 hours: two bridge exploits, a new institutional funding structure for Bitcoin security, and an SEC commissioner statement that directly names on-chain vault and lending operators. Verus-Ethereum Bridge: On July 23, the Verus-Ethereum bridge was drained for the second time in roughly two months, losing approximately $7.54 million in ETH, tBTC, USDC, USDT, EURC, MKR, and scrvUSD. Blockaid confirmed the July attack used the same bridge contract, same entry path, and same bug class as the May breach that cost $11.58 million. The root cause, documented by multiple security researchers, is missing Solidity validation: the Ethereum-side contract accepted valid signatures and Merkle proofs but did not confirm that the amount released matched value committed on the Verus source chain. The May incident closed with a bounty arrangement returning roughly 75% of stolen funds. The bridge apparently re-opened with the underlying flaw intact. A different attacker used a new wallet to execute the same technique, spending 0.01 VRSC to trigger payouts of approximately 1,137 ETH and 71.5 tBTC in a single transaction at 03:45 UTC. The attacker converted most stolen assets into approximately 3,916 ETH and began routing funds through Tornado Cash. Verus had issued no public response or confirmed repair timeline at time of reporting. AFX Trade: Blockaid flagged an exploit targeting AFX Trade, a decentralized perpetual exchange on Arbitrum, at 21:30 UTC on July 22. The attacker drained approximately $24.15 million USDC from a third-party bridge AFX operates and converted the funds to 12,467.5 ETH before moving them from Arbitrum to Ethereum. The Arbitrum native bridge was not involved. Arbitrum contributor Steven Goldfeder confirmed the compromised bridge was independently operated by AFX. The investigation remains open with no confirmed root cause published. AFX subsequently extended a white-hat settlement offering the attacker a 30% keep on approximately $24 million in exchange for returning the remainder. Bitcoin Security Consortium: On July 23, nine firms announced the Bitcoin Security Consortium: Anchorage Digital, ARK Invest, BlackRock, Block, Blockstream, Coinbase, Fidelity Digital Assets, Galaxy, and Strategy. The group pledged an aggregate $15 million over three years to fund open-source Bitcoin security research and development, with initial focus on post-quantum cryptography including work related to BIP-360. The $15 million is not held in a pooled fund. Each member directs its own capital independently to developers, researchers, or organizations of its choosing. Day-to-day coordination goes to Mike Schmidt, executive director of developer nonprofit Brink, in a volunteer capacity. The consortium stated it will not direct Bitcoin protocol changes or take positions on specific proposals. Separately, Galaxy had announced a $5 million developer grant program for quantum-resistant Bitcoin solutions two days earlier. BlackRock simultaneously published a report characterizing the quantum threat as technically manageable and noting that upgrading Bitcoin's cryptography is less burdensome than building a quantum computer capable of attacking it. SEC Commissioner Peirce: On July 22, Commissioner Hester Peirce published a formal statement on the SEC website titled "Headstands and Summervaults" warning that on-chain vaults and lending strategies may fall under federal securities laws depending on their structure. The statement names specific operating categories: vaults where managers or curators select yield strategies, rebalance assets, or appoint others to make those decisions could qualify as investment companies under existing law. On-chain lending arrangements where operators set interest rates, define collateral requirements, or manage liquidation thresholds may also trigger securities classification. Peirce stated the assessment will be fact-specific for each product. She is not issuing a rule and this is a personal statement, not a Commission position. The practical effect is a direct compliance signal to vault operators, curators, and on-chain lending protocol teams, particularly those with active management layers above smart contracts. As of July 2026, approximately $8.6 billion sat across 788 curated vaults serving roughly 1.4 million users. Protocols including Morpho operate the vault infrastructure integrated by Coinbase and Robinhood for stablecoin yield products. Peirce invited vault and lending operators to engage with the SEC rather than assume blockchain deployment places their products outside federal jurisdiction.

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  FlowMaster (@mas44558282) reported 54 minutes ago

  @lordrozar Dont understand it. A inflationrate is needed for security and mining/stacking incentives. With a fixed coinbase rate, the inflationrate naturally goes down. Yeah, from now on, no more changes. If the demand cant outperform the inflationrate, there is problem bigger than...

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  Sheldon Bishop (@sheldonbishop) reported 54 minutes ago

  Coinbase choosing a direct listing was not just a finance decision. It fit the brand. The company was built around the idea that financial access should be more open and more transparent. So when Coinbase went public in April 2021, it went direct onto the Nasdaq. In the transcript, the reason is simple: Brian felt it was the more fair way to do it. That is a small detail, but it is consistent with the story. Coinbase’s best moves usually rhyme: make crypto easier to access make the rules clearer make the market more legitimate keep the upside out of closed rooms

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  Bitcoin Believer (@wocaijiemeng) reported 55 minutes ago

  @coinbase BlackRock, Fidelity, Block and Coinbase aligning on Bitcoin security is a strong signal. The biggest asset in crypto is getting the institutional-grade protection it deserves.

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  Lily (@LilyyDefi) reported 55 minutes ago

  @CryptoMiners_Co @injective @coinbase native support is a big win for Injective

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  Lark Davis (@LarkDavis) reported 60 minutes ago

  Your next customer might not be human. Coinbase Business just flipped the switch: AI agents can now pay for things on their own. No card. No login. No human clicking "buy." Powered by x402, Coinbase's open USDC standard, agents discover docs, spin up wallets, and settle payments across Base, autonomously. The machines are shopping now. Is your business ready to get paid by one?