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	10 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	13 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months 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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  Invisible_Cowboy (@_GreatestGatsby) reported 4 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase You sell a million **** coin ponzi scams bro.. you are the problem

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  Rob Meder (@twiggysays) reported 5 minutes ago

  @itscoachgoodman Honestly I never hear about this happening if your BTC is simply in a coinbase wallet. Or sitting on Robinhood. I only hear about this happening with ledger wallets. I’m sorry man. It’s hard to believe. And I do not know how you can brute force guess seed phrases. Seems impossible.

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  Boshi (@BAYCBoshi) reported 9 minutes ago

  @adamagb @Deroidz I've used coinbase for 10 years and never had a problem. I've moved off over $300k without an issue.

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  Rahul K (@iamrahulinc) reported 9 minutes ago

  🚨𝗦𝗞𝗛𝗬𝗡𝗜𝗫 𝗜𝗡𝗖𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗡𝗧 𝗧𝗥𝗜𝗚𝗚𝗘𝗥𝗦 $𝟭.𝟰𝟱𝗠 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗦𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡! Trade XYZ settled $1,446,889 for the July 27 SKHYNIX event. 870 wallets received payouts ranging from $1.03 up to $10,000. 77 eligible wallets qualifying for over $10,000 must open a support ticket to claim. Funds were sourced from Coinbase Prime $PRIME.

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  Uosdwis R Dewoh (@DavidWalso94319) reported 11 minutes ago

  The self custody purists who looked down on those who trusted Coinbase, and relentlessly pushed self-custody are looking pretty bad.

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  THE MAYOR OF IFE (@TheMayorOfIfe) reported 12 minutes ago

  12🧵 C. Security Advantage BOB Gateway is built around Bitcoin-native security principles: 1. Non-custodial architecture: User funds are never held by the protocol. 2. Strong backing: Supported by investors including Castle Island Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Ledger Cathay Capital, and IOSG Ventures. 3. Native BTC support: No wrapped assets, custodians, or unnecessary counterparty risks. 4. Reduced bridge risk: Avoids vulnerabilities associated with wrapped Bitcoin models and centralized custodians. ↡

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  KayZ (@kayyar1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ZynxBTC Self-custody is the ideal. It is also the hardest part of Bitcoin for most people. I have a CS degree and still got cleaned out in 2021 by a staking site. Passphrases, firmware versions, backup locations, multi-sig. One mistake and it is gone. The Coldcard firmware bug just proved it again. Weak seeds generated years ago. No one touched the devices. Funds still drained. That is why the ETFs showed up. Liquidity, tax wrappers, inheritance that works. Counterparty risk is real. Coinbase concentration is real. But permanent loss from operational error is also real. In 2026 the question is simple. How much of your stack are you actually willing and able to secure like a professional? For most of it the regulated products are the rational tool. Sovereignty is expensive. Pay the complexity cost only on the portion you can defend. Help ever. Hurt never.

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  Giovanni Colombo🌹⚡️🇸🇻 $69Mil gang founder (@____Holyspawn) reported 17 minutes ago

  So many dumb emo gay people nowadays. A semi unknown company with a wallet shaped like a 70s calculator and so retarded to leave a critical bug on their **** hardware for more than 5 years and now you bunch of imbeciles type diarrhea like this trying to create fud cause you are a retarded sidelinoor with 0.5 coin on coinbase.🌹

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  Biotech2k (@Biotech2k1) reported 17 minutes ago

  Fintech: I have been in and out of fintech for many years. I started when Paypal was spun off and got in early on Square after the IPO. I tend to buy the sector when its cheap and then sell it when it gets really expensive. I think this time around I am just going to stick with it as a theme and just trade around my positions as they get expensive or cheap. $SOFI is my one an only neobank. They have massive user growth, deep and growing cross selling, and they have impressive loan engine. I suspect it could get hit if the credit cycle goes bad with over 60% of their revenues coming from those loans. Long term, this should grow into a banking leader. The newer generations are leaving old banks which offer less convenience and services. They could reach 50 to 60 million users over the long term. $AFRM is one of my two Buy Now Pay Later companies. Consumers, especially younger generations, are tired of predatory credit cards. With BNPL, you only get approved for credit when you request it. You don't get a huge spending limit which cause excess spending. If the consumer does not pay, they don't get any more credit. Its an on demand system that works best for both the consumer and the lender. I suspect that BNPL will replace a huge part of the credit card market over time. This is the best of breed company focused in the US. $KLAR is my other BNPL company. They are a global company with over 100 million customers across 28 countries. They also have a banking charter which gives them a lower cost of capital. The management seems sound and the valuation is just a fraction of Affirms. $LMND is the top insurtech company. They are working in P&C with renters, pet and car insurance. They have strong growth and could continue to take market share from older companies who are not where the younger consumer is online and with technology. I have delt with insurance companies and all the BS I had to go through just to get a quote. I had one from Lemonade in just a few minutes. $LIFE is another insurtech company focused in the life insurance space. They use a blend of agent sales and direct to consumer advertising. They are a newer IPO so I don't know the management as well. I do know it trades at just a fraction of the Lemonade valuation. If the fundamentals prove out to be good, this could be a huge winner. It already has been as I bought my position when it was around $10 to $12. $UPST is my first and main credit tech company. I have been play this company for years when it gets cheap. They are a strong and solid company. My only issue with them is their focus is mostly on unsecure personal loans. That makes them a bit more risky. $BETR is my new and more risky credit tech company. They are not public that long and the management is more risky. I do love that they are focused in the mortgage and HELOC space. These are secured loans that are less likely to default. If the management turns out to be strong, this could be a big winner. $CRCL is my one and only play on crypto as a company. I hold a lot of $USDC in my wallets when I am not buying Bitcoin with it. It controls 80% of the market. It now faces a ton of competition so there is a lot or risk. I love $USCD because in my Coinbase Wallet, it earns interest for me while I am waiting to use it for crypto buying.

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  Kasper LUYCKX (@nadamajdy_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @supDennn Hey, ETH doesn’t just disappear. every transaction leaves a trail on-chain. If Coinbase can’t see it, we need to check the TXID, network, and wallet address to find where it’s stuck. Send the transaction hash and I’ll help trace it. Follow back

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  Jk (@bitcoinsolsui) reported 22 minutes ago

  @dotkrueger Fred I agree with you and I am a Bitcoin long term holder and bull. My issue now is there wallets. I am not a techie and if coldcard can get hacked by cant ledger or trezor. I am thinking of moving it all back to Coinbase until someone can tell me how to make it secure.

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  JCYBER RECOVERY FIRM (@Jcyber_HQ) reported 22 minutes ago

  @aitradingtool Losing funds through both your Coinbase exchange and wallet with no meaningful resolution is incredibly frustrating. DM your wallet address, transaction details, and any case information, and I’ll help trace the funds, and assess options for possible recovery.

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  🔥 Captain Chaos 🔥 (@Spartacus155378) reported 24 minutes ago

  @coinbase could you stop signing me out. A guys traveling and wanting to do some trades. Now I can’t do anything until I get home and get my pass phrase. WTF? So now I have to bring my pass phrase with me everywhere.🤡 show!

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  Fan Serenity Money Tracker (@Serenity_qf) reported 24 minutes ago

  $COIN Q2: $359.5M GAAP loss, third straight. Revenue $1.22B, -19% YoY. After hours -5-6%. 88% of net revenue came from non-BTC trading. The diversification story is intact on paper. But transaction revenue still led at $599M, and industry spot volumes fell 25% QoQ. That's the bottleneck Coinbase can't control. Assets on platform dropped from $294B to $245.9B. MTUs down from 8.2M to 7.6M. The setup: $207.8M positive adjusted EBITDA, $8.6B cash, record 10.3% global volume share. If spot volumes recover, the earnings swing is fast. If they don't, the diversification story doesn't matter until subscription revenue covers the fixed cost base. The mispricing is in the cycle, not the business model. COIN at $146 owns the distribution but not the volume.

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  Tahir Naqqash 🔺 (@mtnaqqash) reported 29 minutes ago

  📊 Market Brief — August 1 🟠 BTC: $63,021 (-2.02%) — Closed July +4.3%, but slipped below its 50-day average after Coinbase's weak earnings and ETF outflows. Support: $62.4K → $62K. 🔵 ETH: $1,868.66 (-1.93%) — Trading below $1,900 as the broader crypto market weakens. 🚀 Key Movers ADA: +0.56% (only major coin in green) AAVE: −8.61% (worst performer) HYPE: −4.90% COIN: −6.22% (after earnings miss) 🏦 ETF Flows Friday recorded −$265.4M in Bitcoin ETF outflows, ending the prior inflow streak. Despite that, July still finished with about +$205M, though it was the weakest monthly inflow since spot ETFs launched. 🌍 Macro Brent oil surged to $91.04 (+6.39%), increasing inflation concerns and keeping the possibility of a September Fed rate hike alive. 😨 Sentiment The Fear & Greed Index dropped to 28 (Fear) after Coinbase earnings, ETF outflows, and rising oil prices. 💡 Takeaway Crypto enters August on the defensive. Weak Coinbase earnings, renewed ETF outflows, and rising oil prices have shifted sentiment bearish. The next key catalysts are the U.S. jobs report (Aug 7), CPI (Aug 12), and Jackson Hole (Aug 21–23).

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  Cornel (@ProfessorCornel) reported 34 minutes ago

  There are many rumors that Coinbase verification isn’t needed for the $BASE airdrop. Yes, for a decentralized chain like @base and its network token $BASE, that sounds unlikely!! ➜ Previous L2s like Arbitrum, Optimism, and many other chains didn’t require exchange verification for their token airdrops. But when it comes to $BASE, think a little differently. ➜ Coinbase is the native exchange behind Base. ➜ Base is one of Coinbase’s own products. ➜ The official $BASE website has mentioned Coinbase verification multiple times. ➜ So there’s still a chance it could matter for eligibility. So what should you do now? ➜ Keep the FOMO and FUD on one side. ➜ Coinbase verification takes less than 1 minute to complete. ➜ If it’s quick, why take the risk of skipping it? ➜ Even if it ends up not being required, you’ve lost almost nothing. Don’t give Base even a single reason to make you ineligible for the $BASE airdrop. Better to be fully prepared than regret it later. 🚀

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  Arnie (@ArnaldoSwen) reported 36 minutes ago

  Clarity Act Problem with the Clarity Act is has too many holes for illegal activities. Act not transparent and strong enough. Crypto world wants it because it favors their own interests. Dimons colored word for Coinbase CEO ‘ He’s full of ****’. Dimon uses many colored words at his top executive meetings.

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  51dbk3 (@khaledbebo1111) reported 36 minutes ago

  @zquestz @Cyborg300Crypto You have experience working in Coinbase. Make the currency a key to enter the browser. Make it a way to subscribe to the Pro Browser. Make a benefit for it to continue, otherwise it will reach zero and you will not find the community around you

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  Max Anderson (@MaxAnderson) reported 40 minutes ago

  Unpopular opinion For 99% of bitcoin holders, you’re better off simply storing your BTC in a regular coinbase account or even buying one of the bitcoin ETFs Way more secure and no chance of losing your $ due to user error, which happens all too often

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  Jsnow (@JSnowETH) reported 40 minutes ago

  @clementetv_ Happy your money is safe for now, but @coinbase leaked my data to scammers. They knew everything about my identity, down to the balances I was holding. Got scammed because of it. Be safu brother

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  Mit (@mitsingh29) reported 42 minutes ago

  @coinbase @base what a messed up situation - my wallet disappeared because it had no on-chain activity. But that wallet is connected to my future airdrop crypto investment. Wtf @brian_armstrong wallets can just disappear out of nowhere?

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  TheLlamaBro🦇🔊🦙🦄 (@TheLlamaBro) reported 46 minutes ago

  @CryptoCyberia This, but keep your coins in Coinbase or buy ETFs. Let a team of security engineers worry about the nerd **** and just trade.

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  Peregrino (@Peregrino1708) reported 46 minutes ago

  Coinbase $COIN had a brutal sell-off following earnings. The stock has now pulled back to a major support zone around $140. This level has held multiple times in the past. Obviously heavily Bitcoin dependent. If it breaks decisively, however, the technical picture changes considerably. Will it hold again?

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  Hyperliquid News (@HyperliquidNews) reported 52 minutes ago

  Trade[XYZ] has reimbursed $1,446,889 related to the July 27 $SKHYNIX event. 77 addresses are eligible to receive more than $10,000 and can claim their payout by opening a support ticket. In total, 870 addresses received payouts ranging from $1.03 to $10,000. The funds came from Coinbase Prime, which isn't surprising considering that $11.365M in fee revenue was deposited there about a month ago.

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  CoolhandFluke (@thundacheeks06) reported 55 minutes ago

  @khromeheart @ZynxBTC Ive been in crypto for 10 years. Im well aware of this narrative. Ive never subscribed to it. There are exponetially more people that have lost crypto outside of exchanges than those who have lost it within them. People hold on to what happened in the early days mostly on sketchy foreign exchanges versus the reality now. Your crypto is infinitely safer on exchanges and have been for a decade. Fidelity, coinbase, robinhood ever gets hacked they will reimburse you. You lose your seed phrase to a hardware wallet or some online wallet is comprised you are **** out of luck. As cold card wallet holders are discovering right now. If you transfer it all over the place to hardware, online wallets you are a fool.

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  SOL Assets (@SOLassets) reported 56 minutes ago

  use the link in my bio to get up to $2,000 in crypto ¹ ¹ Valid for new users who make a cryptocurrency purchase of at least $50 or more on Coinbase. Limited while supplies last or Coinbase revokes this incentive at its sole discretion. Coinbase reserves the right to change the terms, for any reason. Void where prohibited or if Coinbase determines that the customer is not eligible. Average reward is approximately $25

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  TU_Crypto_News (@TU_Crypto_News) reported 57 minutes ago

  Ari Paul says the recent Coldcard compromise highlights a bigger issue: crypto custody is still insecure. Whether assets are held with firms like Coinbase or in self-custody, hacks and security failures remain a persistent risk.

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  Cedric (@Cedric_Invests) reported 59 minutes ago

  $COIN just grabbed a record 10.3% share of global crypto trading, and still posted its third straight quarterly loss. Revenue came in at $1.22 billion against a $1.29 billion estimate, down 18.5% year-over-year. GAAP loss was $1.36 per share versus an expected $0.23-0.42 loss, a miss that's not close. Net loss for the quarter: $359.5 million. Stock fell as much as 14% and is now down nearly 40% year-to-date, 63% off its October high. Subscription and services revenue hit $555 million, almost matching the $599 million from trading fees, real progress on the "we're not just a Bitcoin bet" story Armstrong keeps pushing. So which is it. bitcoin:native down 27% this year and industry-wide trading volume fell over 20%, meaning Coinbase actually outperformed a shrinking market. Or the diversification story isn't moving fast enough to offset a business still tied to crypto's mood swings. Wall Street's split too: BTIG, Clear Street, and Goldman all cut targets but kept Buy ratings. Barclays already had the lowest target on the Street and just went Underweight. Retail's reaction is the strangest part. Message volume about Coinbase on Stocktwits more than tripled overnight, way more people talking about it than usual, and the tone of that chatter actually got less bearish, not more, right after one of its worst quarters as a public company. A market-share record buried inside a bad quarter. Is that a company doing well in a bad environment, or a bad environment finally exposing the company?

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  CEOInterviews.AI (@CEOinterview) reported 59 minutes ago

  If you hold $COIN because bitcoin trading is the business, an analyst read the company its own number on Thursday. Bitcoin related transactions used to be more than half of all revenue. They are now 12 percent of it. Brian Armstrong: "Yeah, well, thanks for noticing that." Crypto trading volumes fell last quarter. Paid Coinbase One subscriptions set a record in the same quarter. Alesia Haas: "this is during a down market, obviously, we saw crypto trading volumes down, but growth in Coinbase 1 memberships." Armstrong describes the strategy as a shop floor. "You've got to have all the shelves stocked. So, you have the inventory when that thing trends that week." The line that grew while the coin fell is the one nobody models.

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  Sasha Katsura (@DeepProHouse) reported 59 minutes ago

  @cz_binance What do you mean, “might be”? Bitcoin has been in a bear market for many months. Now list more garbage, let it collapse 99%, and then delist it shortly afterward - as your usual playbook. Coinbase is no better, and the crypto cult will still ******** to every new listing.