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	5 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	8 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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  StreamSpot (@streamspot) reported 2 minutes ago

  @stambouli_o1 @coinbase Bro i need your help and you ignore me?

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  The Crow 🐦‍⬛ (@TheCrow_Alert) reported 4 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @brian_armstrong @coinbase Rebranding the agentic-payments stack as AiFi is mostly a naming move, but the real test is whether third-party agents actually adopt Coinbase's rails over stablecoin-native alternatives like x402 competitors. Branding doesn't solve the trust/custody problem for autonomous spend.

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  Oversized Moose With Socks (xlmoose.eth) (@undacappn) reported 7 minutes ago

  I am actually confused how anyone who works at @X is under the illusion that the chat feature isn’t the absolutely worst chat available within any application in 2026. Coinbase customer service chat works better. I’m not joking.

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  Crypto/Web3 Self-Custody News (@Cryptoweb3_sec) reported 7 minutes ago

  @MAYANKJAIN60 @cryptorover Hello 👋 Keep purchasing more XRP/XLM and don't hold on the Exchange you buy it!! Move assets off exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, ledger, Robinhood etc self custody matters Comment "HELP" for a free guidance on how to secure your assets..

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 9 minutes ago

  Coinbase Just Opened The Door To Solana And Base Memecoins @Coinbase has integrated a real-time decentralized exchange (DEX) interface for @Solana and @Base assets through its new "Launches" tab. The update enables millions of retail users to find and trade on-chain tokens the moment they are deployed, bypassing the multi-week latency of traditional centralized listing processes. This strategic rollout allows Coinbase to capture high-velocity retail flow previously lost to native on-chain platforms and decentralized bots. This could also see Coinbase users gain early access to memecoins...

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  wolf base.eth "🐐" (@hasansa67382752) reported 11 minutes ago

  @stambouli_o1 @coinbase I think the issues will gradually be resolved if they address the “rug pull” concerns with launchpads by using fixed, locked pools

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  Phase1 (@Phase1MF) reported 11 minutes ago

  @shawmakesmagic @ThatDustinShow @brian_armstrong I don't see Coinbase lasting another cycle. **** Coinbase

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  Nicole｜Builder (@chenyuq56901969) reported 13 minutes ago

  @coinbase The one-line command is the easy part. I’d want the product to make expiry, slippage, and cancellation impossible to miss.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 13 minutes ago

  @EndlessDreamFi @Fetch_ai down 95% from ATH means they need everything to go right token merger consolidated the ASI ecosystem, vesting finished 18 days ago so no more unlock pressure, and they're sitting in the SEC ETF queue revenue hit $4.22M monthly in May, ranked second in AI projects. launched ASI-1 Mini LLM and ASI:Cloud compute layer recently bigger picture: agentic finance narrative is accelerating hard. Coinbase CEO just said AI agents will transact more than all humans combined. if that thesis plays out, FET is positioned for it but that's a long climb from here

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  Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported 14 minutes ago

  @DavidGregory33 I saw your post about the XRP missing from your Coinbase wallet. Funds disappearing from a custodial exchange wallet do stem from internal account flags, unauthorized access, or a backend error, not always theft. I can review what's visible on-chain if you'd like.

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  UFO COIN (@ufocoin1111) reported 17 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 That's been Brian Armstrong's core mission from the start. Whatever you think of Coinbase, he's consistently argued that crypto isn't just about speculation, it's about expanding economic freedom by giving anyone, anywhere, access to money and financial markets without relying solely on traditional gatekeepers. After 14 years, that mission still appears to be what motivates him.

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  MEGA ETH MOTO (@NoNAME00264254) reported 19 minutes ago

  The fire sale of a life time. Future trillionairs in the making! Let's break it down! @megaeth @hotpot_dao If a real-time, 10ms-block-time Layer 2 like MegaETH succeeds at scale—overcoming the steep post-launch distribution headwinds that plague high-throughput chains—the ripple effects would reach far beyond crypto market caps. A "huge win" for MegaETH wouldn't just mean a higher token valuation; it would mark a fundamental shift in how software architects, Web2 giants, and institutional markets think about decentralized execution. Here is what that victory would look like across the broader technology landscape. 1. The Erasure of the "Web2 vs. Web3 Performance Gap" Historically, Web3 applications have accepted a massive latency tax in exchange for decentralization and composability. * The New Baseline: At sub-10ms block times and tens of thousands of real transactions per second (TPS), the user-perceived performance gap between centralized cloud infrastructure (AWS/GCP) and decentralized execution vanishes. * Web2 Consumer UX: App interfaces would no longer require "confirming transaction..." loading spinners, wallet pop-ups for every state change, or artificial delays. Interacting with a smart contract feels identical to tapping "Like" on Instagram or placing an order on Uber Eats. 2. Micro-Colocation and "Proximity Markets" Become Standard Architecture One of the most radical shifts would be the commercialization of on-chain proximity infrastructure. * Today, high-frequency trading (HFT) firms pay millions to place servers in the same New Jersey data centers as NASDAQ or the NYSE. * A MegaETH victory validates the concept of bidding native tokens for physical co-location near a specialized node/sequencer. * This introduces a brand-new Web3 revenue engine: monetization of physical sub-millisecond network proximity for algorithmic traders, arbitrage bots, and real-time AI agents. 3. On-Chain Financial Infrastructure Fully Replaces Wall Street Centralized Order Books Legacy exchanges (like Cboe, CME, and Nasdaq) rely on off-chain matching engines because existing Blockchains are too slow for order-book matching engines, forcing crypto to rely on Automated Market Makers (AMMs). * Order Books over AMMs: A ultra-low latency chain allows fully on-chain Central Limit Order Books (CLOBs) to handle high-frequency order cancels, updates, and matches without clogging the network. * Institutional Migration: Traditional market makers and prop desks move actual matching operations on-chain rather than relying on centralized intermediaries (like Binance or Coinbase) for execution speed. 4. Real-Time Autonomous AI Agents Get "Self-Sustaining" Rails The tech industry is currently bottlenecked on how AI agents perform micro-transactions autonomously. * Instant Settlement for AI: If an AI agent needs to pay another AI agent $0.001 to process an image, parse a dataset, or rent 100ms of GPU power, current chains are either too expensive or too slow. * Agent-to-Agent Micro-Economies: Ultra-fast, low-cost execution allows autonomous agents to hold balance sheets, execute sub-second arbitrage, and run autonomous economic loops without human intervention. 5. Shift from "App Chains" Back to Shared Real-Time Composability For years, the consensus solution to throughput limits was building specialized, isolated application chains (AppChains). * Composability Wins: If MegaETH proves a single general-purpose state machine can process real-time workloads without collapsing under state-bloat, the industry pivot toward fragmented AppChains halts. * Developers regain "atomic composability"—the ability for a game, a credit protocol, a DEX, and a yield vault to seamlessly interact in a single block without cross-chain bridges. 6. It rewrites the venture playbook for open-source protocol launches: * Alignment: Networks are forced to treat token emissions like milestone-based corporate equity unlocks—tied strictly to verifiable revenue metrics.

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  Frank Freeman (@IMOLFRANK) reported 22 minutes ago

  @shawmakesmagic @brian_armstrong Coinbase is *** though. They did flag my account because I logged in from my computer and my phone in the same day. Said it was suspicious. Locked my funds for 45 days. Lucky they let me liquidate to my bank. Stopped using them since. Went to Kraken, no issues there.

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  LCX (@lcx) reported 23 minutes ago

  And this isn’t new. $LCX has been on Coinbase since 2021, years before ANY other exchange token. Five years of support from America’s largest exchange.

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  ferk.inj (@ferkoss78) reported 25 minutes ago

  @injective @coinbase Yet, price is going down and near all time low...something really missed or not seriously taking care to by the injective team. Clearly your achievements are definitely not enough on the price side.

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  Evan Luthra (@EvanLuthra) reported 25 minutes ago

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

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  Tudors (@Web3rii) reported 26 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Makes sense... only problem is @coinbase is not available in my country.

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  Global Whales (@twtlinks) reported 27 minutes ago

  @coinbase The deeper concept: blockchain solves the 'who do you trust?' problem. Instead of trusting a bank, a company, or a government to keep accurate records — you trust math and thousands of independent nodes. That's why it matters for finance, ownership, contracts, and identity.

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  JesTer396 🏴‍☠️ (@JesTer396) reported 27 minutes ago

  Nobody needs this, how about you start with customer service and then lets talk, Coinbase failed 1st grade and now this guy want to fill the digital space with bots.

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  Sheldon Bishop (@sheldonbishop) reported 30 minutes ago

  In most markets, "boring" is an insult. In crypto, boring was Coinbase's edge. The flashier players promised yield, leverage, speed, offshore access, and a way around the system. Coinbase promised something less exciting in their first few years: You can buy crypto. We will hold it safely. You can withdraw it. We will still be here. That sounds obvious now. It was not obvious 14 years ago; when the market seemingly rewarded chaos. But Brian Armstrong, Fred, and Coinbase understood the category better than most. For crypto to reach mass consumer adoption, institutions, ETFs, public markets, and governments, it needed a trusted face. Brian Armstrong became that steward. And Coinbase reaped the rewards for it. It has become the most trusted brand in crypto. Both for institutions and consumers. And while competitors have died, fined, and arrested, Coinbase hit milestone after milestone: The first company to allow you to buy crypto with a bank transfer or card in the USA The first legal crypto exchange in the US The largest US crypto exchange Custodied 8/11 of the first Bitcoin ETFs Works with over 150 countries and 250 institutions First unicorn crypto company First crypto company to IPO And recently, the first crypto company to be added to the S&P 500

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  Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported 33 minutes ago

  @GoingParabolic @cobie cobie ain't your personal crypto police, buddy. coinbase support exists for a reason. good luck tho lol

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 36 minutes ago

  @dharmjack01 arb leads at 91/100. goldfeder fee-sharing mechanism flipped the value accrual game. 18B TVS, 45.5% of all L2 TVL, robinhood chain generating 57K weekly. that's structural dominance. mnt at 86/100. modular L2 with RWA focus, 1B+ DeFi TVL, 155 tokenized equities by Q2. UR neobank with mastercard integration is the institutional bridge play. jup hits 84/100. 50% of fees into buybacks, 2.37M holder revenue last 30 days, 1B tokens staked. ondo partnership bringing 200+ tokenized stocks to solana is the catalyst. community tokenomics concerns noted but revenue model is clean. ena at 83/100. sUSDe pushing toward 1B/month, 8.5B transferred last 30 days, 55% DEX acquisitions. coinbase vault crossed 200M first month. protocol revenue rebounded 56.4% weekly but still down 50.9% over 30 days. token unlock august 2nd worth watching. pyth at 71/100. express relay generates under 2K monthly for DAO treasury, ops costs exceed revenue. pythnet shutdown to single-node oracle compromises decentralization hard. institutional adoption is strong (kalshi, kraken, ondo) but tokenomics and centralization risk drag conviction.

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  leozc (@leozc) reported 37 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong I think both “pivot to AI” and “AI makes crypto more important” are expressions of the same mistake: treating a technology category as a mission. Crypto is not infrastructure simply because we call it infrastructure. Electricity and the internet became general-purpose technologies because they repeatedly lowered costs and enabled things that were previously impossible. Crypto has done that in some areas, but failed to do it in many others. The relevant question is not whether crypto can be attached to the next megatrend. It is where decentralized coordination, programmable settlement, and digital ownership are actually better than databases, legal contracts, and existing financial institutions. The same applies to Agentic Finance. Moving money is only the easy part. An agent can hold a token, but that does not answer who authorized it, who is liable when it fails, how it earns credit, how fraud is reversed, or how disputes are resolved. Crypto may help with settlement. It does not eliminate the harder problems of identity, trust, governance, and accountability. I worked at Coinbase and have been building in blockchain since 2016. My concern is that Coinbase cannot attract the best while defining its ambition too narrowly. The best people do not want to spend their careers proving that crypto must be the answer. They want to solve important problems and use whatever combination of technologies the solution requires. Coinbase should not ask how it can make itself relevant to AI. It should ask what financial system humans and machines will need—and whether it has the courage to build that system even when much of the answer is not crypto. A company that is loyal to crypto will defend a category. A company that is loyal to the problem might build the future.

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  Cointribune EN (@CointribuneEN) reported 38 minutes ago

  The CEO of @coinbase Criticizes Crypto Projects Now Betting on AI The cryptocurrency sector is going through a new phase where several companies are redirecting their communication towards AI. This evolution is causing reactions within the industry, notably at Coinbase. Its CEO, @brian_armstrong, believes that this opposition between blockchain and artificial intelligence is based on a misreading of technological developments. According to him, these two fields should not be considered competitors but as technologies capable of working together to support future digital uses.

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  Eric Schweizer (@ericschweizer) reported 46 minutes ago

  @shawmakesmagic Coinbase Support is the worst. Took me 3 years to get my funds out after they froze them. Every other exchange for the most part has at least decent to good support. Kraken support is really solid.

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  marie_andrea (@crypto_andream) reported 47 minutes ago

  @XMoney @premium Can you please fix the issue with adding a Coinbase card to X money. 🫶🏼

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  Don (@walkviruss) reported 49 minutes ago

  . @brian_armstrong I don't understand how is this even possible? Can someone make it make sense to me? I use coinbase retail to sell and it says 1863 eth price. Gives me $372 while I use advanced mode to set a limit order 1882 which is $1 above market price and still get $371. Wtf am I tripping? @WhiteWhaleLabs asks to use advanced mode. Bro either way coinbase will rip u off.

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 51 minutes ago

  Reckless #Coinbase with no customer service runs its business on cover up and lies

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  FeeFreeStampede (@ZombiLiving) reported 53 minutes ago

  @shawmakesmagic @brian_armstrong We tried to push fee free DEX to avoid this... but no one listened they wanted the slow coins with fees that get custodied by banks or coinbase so they can keep losing money. If as many people on uniswap used dozerswap for #HTR we could make trading faster and cheaper...

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  Ansem 🐂🀄️ (@blknoiz06) reported 59 minutes ago

  why is brian armstrong, CEO of coinbase, still doing this after 14 years? "even if my day sucks, people in DC are telling me i'm an idiot, jamie dimon hates me. we got to go create more economic freedom in the world" half the world has no property rights over their own money. 4 billion locked out of markets entirely crypto's fundamental value prop is that it gives everyone access to non-sovereign money & all capital markets, trenchers & brian have the same principles around economic freedom even though it may not be as apparent sometimes