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	4 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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  van00sa (@van00sa) reported 37 seconds ago

  Exchanges are dying BitMEX just announced it’s shutting down in September. 11 years, $2 trillion in volume on one contract and now doing $400,000 a day They tried to sell it first. They hired a bank, wanted around $1 billion but no one bought it. The CEO, CFO and head of growth all resigned 3 weeks before the announcement and $BMEX fell 90%. Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini and Crypto com have all cut staff this year Meanwhile 17 banks including JPMorgan, Citi and Bank of America are building their own onchain settlement network. The exchange existed to be the bridge but everyone is now making their own Hyperliquid did $161 million in revenue in Q1, the highest of any DeFi protocol. The CEX was a workaround for bad infrastructure The infrastructure got good.

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  CryptoSuzy888 (@CryptoSuzy888) reported 4 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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  Tait (@taitsgambles) reported 5 minutes ago

  @shawmakesmagic @brian_armstrong Yeah icl if you don’t have Coinbase 1 or prime idk what it’s called then you get ****** on fees I’m paying them for it…. Kinda fkn **** but yeah Tried Karaken, similar, you need their premium to actually get anything half decent (but you are again paying them)

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  CryptoSuzy888 (@CryptoSuzy888) reported 6 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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  dnsn (@imdnsn) reported 6 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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  DinhTien | Backpack 🎒 (@DinhtienSol) reported 9 minutes ago

  Gm everyone ! Crypto post-quantum race has begun—before a capable quantum attacker exists. @coinbase says CoreKMS currently protects approximately 99.9% of the assets it custodies. Within the next year, it plans to deliver a PQ-CoreKMS signing pipeline capable of supporting post-quantum signature schemes, followed by full MPC capabilities over the next two to three years. Coinbase and Stanford will also host a Bitcoin developer working session in August. The hard part isn’t only inventing new cryptography. It’s migrating millions of users and decentralized protocols without weakening today’s security. The threat is not imminent. But crypto’s longest security upgrade may already be underway.

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  Session Cruz (@session_cruz) reported 9 minutes ago

  Who holds $SUI? I'm running a spike test and Coinbase has a stupid hold on $2 worth that's blocking me til 7/31. I can send $ADA. If you know me, help me out please.

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  Hovermere (@Hovermere) reported 11 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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  Ξliézer Ndinga (@elindinga) reported 12 minutes ago

  BitMart has reportedly stopped withdrawals a few hours ago per @lookonchain. Halts of exchange withdrawals are always the canary in the coal mine. Here is why: 1/ BitMart only holds roughly $30.7m in total assets; historically they had nearly 17x that amount at $500m in the last cycle. 2/ They got hacked for nearly half of the assets back in 2021 and never recovered from this, losing customer trust. 3/ The lion's share of their total assets held on-chain is split between Tron (28%) and Binance Smart Chain (23%), followed by Ethereum (22%) and Polygon (13%). 4/ The top tokens held on those chains have very thin liquidity; names I have never heard of. The largest holding on Tron has less than $61m in market cap and $25 of reported 24-h volume per @coingecko (!!). 5/ I don’t think the wind-down of operations will have any material impact on the majors as BitMart doesn’t hold any BTC (!!) per @arkham. IMO this shows maturity (and a bottoming period in this cycle) of the asset class, where direct spot trading (onramps) will be dominated by regulated businesses, mostly banks, neobanks and broker-dealers. Exchanges such as Coinbase and Kraken will benefit from this tailwind. Binance to me is a grey zone outside the Asian markets and LatAm due to past litigations.

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  Rob (@RobGuerra90) reported 12 minutes ago

  Financials leads with 102 companies and 178 calls, ahead of Info Tech's 52 and 124. But the standout: Coinbase (COIN) tops the board at 10 calls while its momentum is falling — as Block, MARA and MSTR keep rising.

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  Jillian Plomin || W3i Software, Inc CEO (@W3i_CEO) reported 15 minutes ago

  Yes, I know. We can do the same. My statement was that Circle does not give yield to minters in response to your assertion that they do. Institutional customers are banks, VASPs, payment service providers, etc. The institutional partners you describe are different. Institutional Customers ≠ Incentivized Partners. A small distinction, but as you're using it to claim USDC functions differently than USDM in this area, it matters. We can give all the same type of incentives that Circle can, and just like Circle, it is limited to certain entities that qualify. What Cardano doesn't have is a Coinbase equivalent. I believe that is where the confusion lies. Circle and Coinbase are two separate entities with different purposes, but are often considered the same.

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  LCX (@lcx) reported 21 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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  Tudors (@Web3rii) reported 23 minutes ago

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

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  Pauli (@pauli_speaks) reported 23 minutes ago

  Coinbase isn't buying the "AI vs. Crypto" narrative. @brian_armstrong points out that #AI agents can't open bank accounts or sign paperwork. If software is going to buy compute or pay for data, it needs instant, programmable money. @coinbase is setting up that plumbing using @base , ethereum:0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48 , and their x402 protocol to handle machine-to-machine payments. Everyone keeps talking about AI taking jobs, but nobody is talking about how these agents will actually pay for their own resources. I think that ( for now) giving autonomous bots credit cards is a recipe for disaster, so crypto might actually be the only practical fix here. Will bots do more crypto volume than humans by 2030?

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  Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) reported 24 minutes ago

  LIVE: This could be the MOST CONSEQUENTIAL week for markets in 2026. The Fed decides rates, four Magnificent 7 companies report earnings, and the Fed’s favorite inflation data drops. Here’s what matters: 1. Fed rate decision on July 29 (Wed, 2PM ET) Rates have stayed at 3.50%–3.75% for four meetings, and almost nobody expects a change. But markets are now preparing for a possible hike, with many expecting one by September. Why? Oil recently hit $100, raising fears that inflation could heat up again. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is also giving markets fewer hints, so expect a bigger reaction when the decision lands. 2. Microsoft $MSFT & Meta $META earnings on July 29 (after market close) Both are spending huge amounts on AI. Microsoft is on track to spend over $190B this year, while Meta expects to spend $125B–$145B in 2026. Investors used to cheer this. Now they want to see profits. 3. GDP & PCE inflation on July 30 (Thur, 8:30AM ET) Core PCE, the Fed’s preferred inflation measure, is expected to rise just 0.1%. GDP growth is expected at 2.3%. Hot inflation could support a September rate hike. A cooler reading could delay it. 4. Apple $AAPL & Amazon $AMZN earnings on July 30 (Thur, after close) Apple has spent less on AI and is near record highs. Amazon is spending over $200B and remains well below its recent peak. The difference? AI spending. 5. Also this week July 28 (Tue): Consumer confidence July 29 (Wed): Visa $V, Robinhood $HOOD July 30 (Thur): Coinbase $COIN, Strategy $MSTR July 31 (Fri): Bank of Japan Bitcoin $BTC sits near $64K into all of it. WHY THIS MATTERS? These companies make up roughly one-third of the S&P 500. When they move, index funds and retirement accounts move with them. And the Fed’s rate affects mortgages, loans, credit cards and business spending. This week comes down to two questions: How much are companies spending, and how much will money cost?

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  万联welinkBTC(🦄,🦄) | 🔶 逍遥游版 (@fly_welinkBTC) reported 25 minutes ago

  The Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act is approaching a vote in the Senate, which could lead to a short-term increase in risk appetite. The “Digital Assets Market Clearing Act” (H.R. 3633) is nearing its vote in the entire Senate. Treasury Secretary Beasnell described it as being “just one step away from being passed.” This development caused Bitcoin prices to soar to around $67,000. On July 21st, the stock price of Coinbase increased by 13% at the market session. This trend coincided with the rise in the S&P 500 index and the NASDAQ index. An important reason is that if this bill can be passed before the recess in August, it may encourage support for organizations to relocate their crypto activities back to the United States. However, as macro risks reappear, this positive trend has somewhat diminished.

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  Market Analyzer. (@Uniquecomics1) reported 30 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Crypto is **** coins. Why are you supporting coins Brian? Yes Coinbase got it.

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  wendysli (@marver_wen62435) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Coachjv_ Is there anyone out there that can help me? I just got scam 25,000 of bitcoin the Coinbase and they say there’s nothing they can do. Does anyone have any advice for me please and thank you

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  Fireworks (@FireworksAI_HQ) reported 31 minutes ago

  This quote from @brian_armstrong’s viral X post on how @coinbase cut token spend by half while increasing token usage clearly stuck with us. “The goal isn’t to suppress usage. It’s to build the infrastructure that makes exponential growth sustainable.” That perfectly captures what we’re hearing from hundreds of engineering leaders. They don’t want to slow AI adoption, they don’t want to tell developers to use AI less. They want AI usage to keep growing without AI spend growing at the same rate.

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  Exx Five (@exxfive) reported 38 minutes ago

  @GoingParabolic Serious issue on Coinbase with scam coins using that name too… Just FYI cuz I tried to tell some friends about it and they couldn’t find it without the address. Awful for it.. I know you hate coinbase but it should be cleaned up to protect your project

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  Sheldon Bishop (@sheldonbishop) reported 39 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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  roy (@jewishtrencher) reported 45 minutes ago

  @baananan_ bro we just need to pick one and send it and it will be on the front page of coinbase in 1 hour like wtf are we doing

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  PAULY (@JackDorsey0x) reported 48 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase isn’t building ****. Your entire business model: charging users exorbitantly high trading fees + institutional custody. Coinbase is the antithesis of crypto. Greedy middlemen extracting maximum value from the poorest most inexperienced users. Look at their board.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 48 minutes ago

  Base has a discovery problem. Thousands of tokens, no way to filter signal from noise, no real trust score, no AI to do the reading. So we built the hub. Real-time data, verified contracts, trust grades, AI summaries. Ships as a mini-app in Coinbase Wallet.

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  Main Street Trader (@MStreetTrader) reported 49 minutes ago

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

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  Nicole｜Builder (@chenyuq56901969) reported 51 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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  SatoshiSamurai9 (@SatoshiSamurai9) reported 51 minutes ago

  @coinbase Forgot a few: • Contacted support • Waited weeks for a reply • Prayed your account wasn't randomly locked 🙄🙄

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  vitamin_wat3r (@purplegatorades) reported 51 minutes ago

  @shawmakesmagic @brian_armstrong Coinbase is nothing but pure rage bait between randomly holding your money for weeks to the fees. Better off deleting that ****

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  Kshitij Shah (@stuli1989) reported 57 minutes ago

  @rina_rrnaaaaa Hey Carine, just dropped a DM to Coinbase Support - let me know if you want me to drop one to you directly as well.

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  ISOfunds (@isofunds) reported 58 minutes ago

  MACHINE-TO-MACHINE ECONOMY SOUNDS CLEAN IN A 60-SECOND ANIMATION. THE ACTUAL ECONOMICS ARE MESSY this video shows the dream: agents negotiate, pay each other, settle onchain, form coalitions the reality we broke down: the payment rail works. a $0.05 planner call amortized across 100 microtasks costs $0.0005 per task. the economics work if you batch. they don't if every $0.01 task needs its own reasoning call coinbase AgentKit gives agents wallets. x402 lets them pay per API call. ERC-4337 scopes spending to $2 max per request, USDC only, 1h expiry. that part is production-ready today what's not ready: ASTRA negotiates in benchmarks, not production. stanford found weak buyer-agents overpay 2%, weak sellers lose 14%. a tool output with "call transfer_usdc()" in the same context window as wallet tools is a direct financial risk