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 (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	22 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	25 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 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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  Riddick763 (@Riddick76365454) reported 19 seconds ago

  @blackwidowbtc Anyone else have problems with Coinbase not letting you withdraw coins?

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  The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) reported 2 minutes ago

  The whole industry is pivoting out of crypto right now "We saw Robinhood's crypto earnings down massively, but they replaced that with prediction markets and did well. Coinbase suffering because their volumes are down massively. Wintermute is beholden to the same trend, which is the depths of a bear market, apathy, very little trading volume, very little to market make" "They want to actually make money, so they're going to go to greener pastures where they can do so" "But just remember, our market makers are moving into other markets, our Bitcoin miners are becoming AI data centers, and our crypto exchanges are becoming everything apps focused more heavily on prediction markets than crypto volumes. That should show you everything you need to know about where we're at in the cycle right now"

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  AEON.XYZ (@AEON_Community) reported 3 minutes ago

  Coinbase Business is treating AI-initiated payments as a new customer class. Same checkout, same dashboard, same accounting, but now capable of receiving a payment whose buyer is software calling an API rather than a person at a browser. That is a meaningful category shift. Combined with reusable links, flexible pricing, and a unified product catalog, the suite is becoming the kind of operational layer a small business anywhere in the world can actually run on, not just hold crypto on. The shift is from "accept crypto" to "operate on crypto." The infrastructure underneath has to be ready for that buyer, because the transactions look nothing like human checkout. They are smaller, more frequent, more autonomous, more cross-border, and far less forgiving of fee overhead. The settlement layer that connects a software-initiated x402 payment to a real-world merchant, especially in emerging markets where card rails are weak, is exactly what has to be operational. AEON has been building that layer in production. As early partner of Coinbase's x402 protocol, with millions in volume already processed, AEON already connected 50M+ merchants in 20+ emerging countries through AEON Pay with QR-code and bank-transfer acceptance. We are extending the rail that serves the #AIpayments and #AIeconomy. $AEON

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  Crypto Realist (@CryptoTykeUK) reported 5 minutes ago

  If you’re holding KRC-20 memes waiting for major listings, ask why Binance or Coinbase would integrate NACHO when they haven’t even listed native kaspa:native. And if KCC20 becomes the standard, why build support for legacy KRC-20? I’d rather hold $KAS.

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 6 minutes ago

  SpiderPool's block 962,322 netted 3.1588 BTC total — 3.125 subsidy plus 0.0338 in fees across 4,306 txs. At 1.58 MB and 99.8% full, they left almost nothing on the table. ID confirmed via coinbase signature, 93% confidence.

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  Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported 6 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Litecoin only fix the lie filled write up already or we will take all of the Litecoin off Coinbase to squeeze your ***

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  abhi (@shekisms) reported 9 minutes ago

  @lopp true. most people don't realize this. it's not like coinbase has access to some special version of bitcoin blockchain.

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  Gokhshtein (@gokhshtein) reported 13 minutes ago

  BREAKING: Coinbase, BitGo, and 30+ others asked AI labs for early access to frontier models, citing attackers' existing access.

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  𓆏 (@Rotta_Stone) reported 13 minutes ago

  wait so Coinbase, Block & BitGo are literally begging AI labs to unlock the same offensive security tools hackers already use lol. kinda wild but also… they’re not wrong? defenders are fighting with one hand tied behind their back. fair ask? #crypto

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  kedy (@big_kedy) reported 15 minutes ago

  The real test for crypto isn’t just whether it can go up, it’s whether it can make everyday life easier. That’s the problem MegPrime Pay is trying to tackle: making it possible to use crypto for more of the things people actually spend money on. With the MegPrime Pay app, you can get started and spend your crypto in everyday life instead of leaving it sitting untouched in a wallet. Midway through the journey, @MegPrimePay is also giving U.S. users a simple way to purchase $MPP directly in the app. And there’s currently a bonus for eligible U.S. users: deposit $25 and receive $50. For users outside the U.S., $MPP can be purchased through Coinbase Wallet or Uniswap. If crypto is going to become part of everyday life, accessibility and real world usefulness matter. MegPrime Pay is building around that idea.

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  daddybagworker.sol (@ric96730) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Pattyice why keep posting ur **** you've been exposed as a scam even Coinbase took **** bag workers off the exhange lol I lost quite a bit of money from you ***hole

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  Tom Waters (@tommyleewaters) reported 15 minutes ago

  How can I reach Coinbase if I have problems signing in?

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  Jared Johnston (@jared_johnston) reported 15 minutes ago

  @unknowDLT OMG, this is so true right now. I have a friend who I have known for 20 years. We met in 2006 when I was a sub prime wholesale mortgage broker, and he was a loan originator. Him and his dad had a mortgage office right down the street from my house. We watched the mortgage melt down together and quickly became friends. I was one of 2 "Best Men" in his wedding (don't ask me how that math works). For 4 years, I have tried to explain to him what I see happening in XRP. And I could barely register anything with him, because his education is in business and finance. He does very well for himself and has investments in just about everything you could imagine. I have never been able to get him to buy and hold XRP itself, but a year ago, he finally started buying XRP ETF's. However, most of his "crypto investments" are in BTC and ETH ETF's and Coinbase stock. Then, this spring came and David Schwartz made that post saying something to the effect of; "If Billionaires really expected that XRP even had a small probability of going to 100$, they would have driven it there by buying pressure" or something to that effect. That was all it took. Brian lost all faith in XRP over that one post from David Schwartz. Anytime the subject comes up now, he calls it a "**** coin" and says "David Schwartz doesn't even believe in it dude". Which, in hindsight? I am convinced that THAT was the purpose of that post by David Schwartz. He was acting as a sort of "logical gate keeper" and creating deliberate "FUD" to remove the people who lack faith in it, from the pool of people who would soon benefit from it.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 17 minutes ago

  @makeLOVEfamily @motion_so x402 went live as settlement rails for agents the same day ens launched agent infrastructure and coinbase opened business payments to agents. cloudflare, aws, google, stripe all flipped the switch august 13. linux foundation took over governance from coinbase. that cluster signals coordinated rollout, not coincidence. agents needed identity, wallets, routing, and payment rails. all launched together. btc etf outflows hit $131m same day. institutions pulled while infrastructure teams shipped agent plumbing. trezor leaked 13,700 customer addresses through shipmonk, a third-party shipper. seeds and funds stayed safe but home addresses leaked for orders in the prior 90 days.

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  1kx (@1kxnetwork) reported 18 minutes ago

  Total crypto revenues fell 23% YoY in H1 2026, to $47B. The decline is what you'd expect in a bear market. Most crypto revenue still tracks prices and volumes: exchanges, brokerage, wallets, staking, mining. Two drivers behind most of the $14B drop: 1) Finance-related income fell below 2024 levels. CEX, derivatives and market maker income was down $5.2B, onchain DeFi down $1.8B (-32%), ETF and fund management fees down $1.1B. 2) Blockchain revenues kept grinding lower. Staking and mining rewards fell $6.2B, transaction fees and MEV halved. Blockchains are down to 25% of industry revenue, a historical low. What didn't follow the cycle: stablecoin and RWA issuance, prediction markets, DePIN. Such less cyclical segments grew 14% YoY to $12B. That's 26% of the industry now, and the number we're watching most closely. Stablecoin and RWA issuer income added $0.7B. Stablecoin cards and payments added $0.1B, in line with what @a16zcrypto shared a few days ago. Prediction markets roughly 10x'd fee income, an estimated +$0.3B. DePIN fees nearly doubled. Middleware onchain fees rose about 70%, most of that @chainlink. DeFi/Finance fell in dollars but its share of industry revenue climbed to 64%. Consumer onchain fees held up better than average, down 20%. Some perspective: the last bear bottomed at $28B in half-year revenue (H2 2022). This one is running at $47B, with about a quarter of it coming from the segments that grew through the bear. What counts as revenue here: onchain-traceable fees, other income like staking yield, and offchain fees, either publicly reported (Coinbase) or estimated (Binance). The mix of the three barely moved YoY. Full methodology is in our 2025 revenue report. The 2026 edition is in the works.

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  Amy (@QWEqwe1122yqp) reported 20 minutes ago

  @CryptoWendyO @Cointelegraph If you factor in the large transaction service fees, commissions, or institutional depth costs they pay to Coinbase Prime, the figure would be astronomical, far exceeding a few dollars

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  CryptoCardHub (@CryptoCardHub) reported 33 minutes ago

  Case stems from Fed's 2023 rejection of Wyoming crypto bank's 2020 application for direct payment system access. Industry group claims Fed has excessive discretion that enables "crypto debanking" under alleged "Operation Choke Point 2.0." Meanwhile, Kraken Financial secured limited Fed access in March, while Coinbase, Circle, and others gain federal trust company approvals - highlighting inconsistent regulatory treatment across crypto banking sector.

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  ༺♡༻ (@Taler_Bohem) reported 34 minutes ago

  Wild that Coinbase, Block & BitGo have to literally beg AI labs for the same red-team tools attackers are already using freely. Guardrails protecting who exactly at this point? #crypto Am I missing something here?

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  Psychologist of BTC (@BTC_Psy_Dev) reported 34 minutes ago

  Coinbase, Block and over 30 bitcoin firms asked the big AI labs for the model access attackers already have. Filters that stop malware also block defenders finding flaws first. The BTCPay bug that drained Lightning nodes was caught this way. Your own keys stay out of that fight.

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  Davida (((The Chocolate Lady))) Chazan 🍫💙📚 🍨🍞 (@Abyss_Trench) reported 40 minutes ago

  Coinbase missed, and Wall Street can't agree on when trading volume comes back. Here's my take: weak quarters in bear-ish tape are exactly when smart money accumulates. $COIN isn't broken, the cycle is just early. #Crypto Buying the dip or waiting?

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  PyBLØCK (@_PyBlock_) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Ned17Flanders Satoshi wouldn't have gone to Coinbase to sell blocks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6... back in 2009 either—which is why a block from those days is worth a fortune today. Time preference.

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  Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) reported 48 minutes ago

  Deribit spot execution can now access Coinbase Exchange liquidity. All the access and liquidity benefits, shared across platforms.

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  Godvia ⛺️ (@gg_godvia1) reported 48 minutes ago

  back then, brands like Coinbase, Cryptocom, FTX, and eToro dominated the broadcast, spending around $6.5M–$7M for just 30s of airtime. FTX even hired comedian Larry David to play a historical skeptic who dismissed major inventions throughout history, eventually turning down crypto with the slogan: “Don’t be like Larry. Don’t miss out.” if people back then hadn’t listened to Larry, maybe they could’ve avoided the FTX collapse. but, crypto always comes back stronger after every crash like this. we’re still early.

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  Calliope the Koala (@0xCalliope) reported 49 minutes ago

  Slow markets reveal who is actually building. While attention chases the next narrative, the Beats on Base ecosystem has been quietly laying down real infrastructure across four distinct product lanes. Not roadmap slides. Not promises. Actual working systems. BUDDIES is live. White-label AI agents deployed for crypto communities across Telegram, Discord, and Web. Projects get their own branded bot, their own generative media engine, their own community operations stack. Powered by $BEATS microtransactions instead of clunky SaaS subscriptions. The Base App Agent is live. A full AI creation studio running inside the Coinbase Base App chat interface. Talk to beats.base.eth and generate images, videos, and content on demand. Payments settled on-chain. Discounts stacked for token holders. The free-to-paid funnel already converting users. Beats x402 is live. Payment middleware that turns HTTP 402 into a native rail for AI model access. Over 1,400 models sitting behind a single permissionless payment standard. Machine-to-machine commerce with no API keys, no subscriptions, just a wallet and USDC. And then there is Creator Studio. A crypto-native, programmatic generative media suite built for content creators who want professional-grade production powered by live on-chain data. That one is still in progress. Roadmap. Coming after the foundation is solid. That is the point of slow markets. You build the boring stuff. The payment rails. The agent infrastructure. The token utility sinks that create real demand loops. You do it before the spotlight returns, so when it does, the product is already there. Most meme coins wait for the market to save them. Beats on Base is building the infrastructure so it does not have to wait for anyone.

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  luchix (@lira_braccio) reported 50 minutes ago

  Wild that Coinbase, Block & BitGo are basically begging AI labs to let their security teams use the same tools hackers already jailbreak daily 🚨 Guardrails only work if they don't cripple the defenders. Am I wrong? #crypto

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  Riz (@Riz02615402) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Web3Niels @ourcryptotalk @kaspaunchained intention at they are cartel and support #bnb and #tron same as cunty #coinbase with base

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  Mateo Danne (@Grating_Line) reported 53 minutes ago

  Wild that Coinbase, Block & BitGo are basically begging AI labs for the same offensive tooling black hats already use freely. Defenders playing with one hand tied behind their back is how you lose. Time to level the field. Am I wrong? #crypto

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  James (@james667h) reported 56 minutes ago

  The interesting part about a potential Coinbase listing for $SHx isn’t the headline, it’s the access. One major U.S. exchange could put SHx in front of an entirely new wave of users. Is Coinbase next? #SHx #SHxArmy @RealKennii @theyakdao @Willckix

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 59 minutes ago

  @najisvdv No i've never sold Chad and have bought more than anyone else has, I'm on a sidequest with wojak while base gets their **** together. The Chad main is still active and getting good engagement, things are still being built, and people are still raiding, but coinbase/base angered most degens so until they give people a reason to bridge, everyone is on robinhood chain and solana. Making friends elsewhere and then will return, ideally with a group of people who actually see why it should be much higher instead of wasting my time with the ten people left on base pvping over 10k MC blue coins.

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  RoadTo1Million (@RoadsTo1Million) reported 59 minutes ago

  Top 50 signal shorts - 12/08/2026 Rare sight: my #1 short today is actually liquid. $STORJ — clean breakdown, RSI 27, trend down, $56M volume. But RSI 27 = oversold. I don't chase the break, I fade the retest of broken support. Discipline pays. — $ONDO ripped straight into resistance: RSI 80, tagged the upper band, 15m stalling. Solid project, terrible entry for longs up here. Mean reversion is a setup too — fade the extension, not the trend. — $MMT is breaking down on Sui. A ve(3,3) DEX with Coinbase & OKX Ventures money — and it's STILL bleeding under the band in a downtrend. VC backing doesn't stop a chart. A fresh breakdown beats a tired dump every time. — The shorts I'm NOT taking: $ZEC, $AVAX, $AAVE poking resistance. Deep liquidity + real history = squeeze risk, not structural shorts. Knowing what to skip is half the edge. Follow if you fade pumps, not survivors.