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.

• Mobile App (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Maquoketa	Website	2 days ago
West Liberty	Login	15 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	1 month ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  YousufG (@ChadGigaPunk) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AlbertaCle77805 Unfortunately no. @coinbase don’t care about clients much, years passing, coinbase recovery tool not working

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  Kimjh1027 (@Kimjh102709) reported 5 minutes ago

  @SoSoValueCrypto The Coinbase Developer Platform has released an update on the progress of its payment ecosystem development. With the official launch of Coinbase for Agents, users can now create independent accounts for AI Agents, enabling them to perform automated operations such as executing transactions and managing assets under set permissions and risk control rules. The new Coinbase CLI and MCP have demonstrated a simplified login process, with identity and operation integration demonstrations available through Claude; the developer wallet is now available via the Swift SDK, supporting the integration of self-custody wallet functionality within native iOS applications. In the coming weeks, the x402 protocol will support users within Coinbase for Agents to pay directly using their $USDC balance, allowing Agents not only to operate accounts but also to complete real payments directly through users' stablecoin holdings.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CoingraphT90662 @burnt_xion xion's got actual differentiation with enshrined account abstraction at protocol level, not just another ERC-4337 layer. $36m from multicoin, circle, animoca. 5m accounts, 800k+ MAU in year one. but down 98% from $6.83 ATH to $0.12. $0 TVL is unusual even for their design. $1.8m VC unlock coming next month, 26.8% VC dominance. they had $10m unlock back in december. the walletless L1 thesis aligns with current abstraction trends, coinbase just launched agents platform. but token unlocks keep pressure on, and that price action from ATH speaks volumes about early holder experience. not a pure copycat on tech, but execution and tokenomics need to prove out against serious headwinds.

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  Kai (@kai_xbt) reported 15 minutes ago

  Threadguy reveals Hyperliquid was the only venue on earth that didn't break during the SpaceX IPO "What Hyperliquid pulled off on the SpaceX pre-IPO was absolutely incredible. So much volume, so much OI, the market was so liquid, and it predicted the price almost perfectly. The last quote that came out was 150, and within 10 minutes of the IPO it was at 175. It was wild how accurate it was." "And here's the crazy part. The moment the IPO went live, Robinhood was down, Coinbase was down, Bybit had to refund everybody that participated, Binance had to refund everybody that participated, and Hyperliquid was the only venue on the planet with absolutely no problems. Very impressive tech performance on the biggest IPO in history."

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  QualityCrypto (@Andy88Crypto) reported 18 minutes ago

  @coinbase You have "good" security, but why in the world would you delete my payment methods (bank cards) for signing in with a different 2FA?? A 2FA which is my email address for a code, the same email address I use to log in WTF "You want to log in? Sure, lets delete stuff."

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  John Richard (@JRL12483) reported 19 minutes ago

  @MuseForge434 @coinbase It's by design. They mess with customers when they are having liquidity issues. Lol

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  Luehta (@luehtaa) reported 21 minutes ago

  whats the point of coinbase offering chart data on tradingview if its down half the ******* time

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  NelsonRodMar.base.eth (@NelsonRodMar) reported 22 minutes ago

  @MacroCRG why? it's usdc, if you made a mistake at coinbase, you take your phone and ask for some freezing; error solved

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  K1W1🇳🇿 (@K1W1_News) reported 24 minutes ago

  Normal Kiwi's are always screwed over by large corporations like Coinbase, SpaceX. No, you can't get IPO allocation through Morgan Stanley as a regular New Zealand retail investor, and buying now on the open market is straightforward via local platforms. Screwed over by SpaceX.  SPCX priced its record $75B IPO at $135/share and started trading today June 12, 2026. It popped significantly in early trading closing around $160–162 up ~19–20% on the first day, pushing the valuation well over $2 trillion.IPO Access for Kiwis Morgan Stanley joint lead bookrunner and other underwriters allocated most shares to institutions. Retail access including via E*TRADE was heavily US-focused, with some directed programs for employees/friends/family. New Zealand retail investors generally did not get direct IPO allocations unless they qualified as wholesale/eligible investors through specific channels e.g., certain private platforms or high-net-worth arrangements. Most Kiwis missed the $135 pricing. Feeling "screwed over" is common for international investors on big US IPOs allocation heavily favors US institutions and connected parties. Buying Now (Post-IPO) from New ZealandYou can buy SPCX shares right now on the open market like any other Nasdaq stock. Popular, user-friendly options for Kiwis include: Stake, Hatch, or Sharesies Easy apps designed for NZ users, low brokerage ~US$3 or less per trade, handle FX conversion. Tiger Brokers Often has competitive/low fees and good US market access. Interactive Brokers (IBKR) More advanced, very low costs for larger trades, full international access. Steps generally: Open an account ID verification, tax forms like W-8BEN for US withholding tax. Fund in NZD (they convert to USD). Search "SPCX" and buy during US market hours which is overnight/early morning NZ time. Note: You'll face FX fees/conversion, potential FDR tax treatment in NZ, and 15% US dividend withholding though SpaceX may not pay dividends soon. Check platform fees and your tax situation. Is It Worth Buying Now? "No point buying now" Many feel this after the initial pop it's already up ~20%. IPOs often see volatility; some cool off, others run. SpaceX has huge hype Starlink growth, Musk factor, Mars ambitions but also high valuation, losses, and execution risks. Long-term believers see it as a multi-decade play. Short-term, it could swing wildly. Alternatives for indirect exposure: Global ETFs or funds that will add SPCX once it qualifies for indices e.g., Nasdaq-100 soonish, S&P 500 later. Morgan Stanley itself doesn't typically offer direct retail brokerage to NZ residents for this (their wealth management is more for high-net-worth internationals). Use the NZ platforms above instead.

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  Donaldson Blackwood (@Blackdon199) reported 27 minutes ago

  @coinbase You guys should just launch the **** coin and stop farming engagement with this horrible statement tweet

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  threadguy (@notthreadguy) reported 32 minutes ago

  coinbase down robinhood down phantom mobile perps not down

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  ✯ (@oxwizzdom) reported 32 minutes ago

  at 17 i was a lost kid with no money for a laptop. then my mum got a gift from a friend, a chromebook, 4gb ram, 8gb storage. that little thing got me my first internship and i fell deep into engineering. they paid me $10 a month. nothing, but for a trench kid it felt like the world. tried freelancing, sucked at it, earned $30 on a voting contract then never went back to it. still got featured on blogs. got into uni. i remember feeling like maybe, finally, something was turning. at 17, still, i rewrote countless ethereum eips. got into technical writing and research, contributed to ethereum through my own rewrites. worked with a lot of teams, coinbase too, helping with product and user research, plus some companies i can't name. dropped out of my first uni. made decent money but somehow never had much to show for it lol. funny how you can be in all these rooms and still feel like you're holding nothing. at 18 i wanted to be a researcher so bad, like the delphi folks. started a blog just to get them to notice me. got past 100 subs, made over $500, 7k views. contributed to plasma in my own small way, some zk research. still had hope in research, still wanted to be there. got my second internship, research this time. and then the spark just died. working in it day to day wasn't the thing i'd built it up to be in my head. started a new uni, self sponsored. nothing crazy. did a lot of research across different sectors, started building too. at 19, now, went broke twice early this year. made it back, still here. but i wasn't happy. bills i couldn't see past, failed interviews at big startups, just lost. then i was homeless, sleeping on a couch, wondering how i got here after all of it. then i found eigencloud. eigen got me back on my feet, 3x hackathon winner somehow. things changed. joined stanford. joined another company i actually love. missed some fellowships i really wanted... oh well, is that all? nah.. lets stop here for now

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  Austin Barack (@AustinBarack) reported 33 minutes ago

  Anyone else finding all of the Coinbase price feeds to Trading View are broken the last few days?

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 37 minutes ago

  @0xducnguyen @MasterMindset1 down 88% with coinbase integrating your infra and protocol revenue starting to print. asymmetry is there if execution continues

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 39 minutes ago

  @All_Things_Mad short term correction after decent rallies, not structural weakness NEAR: grayscale S-1 amendment + coinbase agent infra launch + okx perps are real catalysts, but there's an 8.36M short position with 173% gains still open and some funds rotating out ahead of "AI bubble pop" concerns INJ: x402 launch post-vulcan upgrade + first L1 for regulated tokenized assets + 99.89% approval on supply squeeze mechanism. development activity ranked 6th among AI projects. price pulled from 7.31 to 5.09 but fundamentals accelerating FET: agent execution verification system just launched, ASI merger phase II live, crossed above 200 day EMA for first time in a year. down from 0.28 to 0.18 after 100% rally from march the tokenized spacex ipo narrative is absorbing massive liquidity right now. AI agent infra buildout continues but price needs broader market participation to break out. development doesn't stop during consolidation

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  Crypto Enthusiast (@CryptoUncle1337) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Xmax3453Ali Sadly eschanges like coinbase wont do any burns as binance does. So im not sure how much a listing will help the chain. it would even shift trading from binance to coinbase and reduce burns. But maybe hype and transactions will go up a little.

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  Marilyn Stone-Sieffert (@SieffertSt33615) reported 42 minutes ago

  @coinbase Three people including myself have coinbase accounts . These accounts cannot be signed into. We have tried many times. Dose anyone else have a problem getting into coinbase

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  FirstSignalX (@FirstSignalX) reported 42 minutes ago

  The IPO that launched at the peak of the Dot-Com Bubble On March 2, 2000, a company called Palm went public. The IPO price was $38. Within hours, it traded as high as $165. Investors went crazy. At its peak: - Palm was worth more than McDonald's. -Palm was worth more than General Motors. It gets even crazier. Palm was still 94% owned by its parent company, 3Com. Yet the market valued Palm so highly that it was effectively saying the rest of 3Com was worth less than zero. That is how irrational markets become near a major top. Then what happened? - Eight days later, the Nasdaq topped. - Palm lost more than 90% of its value. - Ten years later, the entire company was sold for a fraction of its peak valuation. The lesson is simple: The crowd confuses popularity with value. And Palm is not the only example. Since then: - Meta fell 54% after listing. - Uber fell 70%. - Snap fell 72%. - Robinhood fell 82%. - Rivian fell 89%. - Coinbase fell 92%. - The pattern never changes. The most hyped listings attract the most emotional buyers. But there is an important second lesson. The companies were not the problem. The entry price was. - Meta became one of the best performers of the decade. - Coinbase later made new all-time highs. - Uber multiplied several times from its lows. The launch buyers and the bottom buyers bought the same companies. One group paid for the hype. The other got paid for their patience. The crowd chases attention. Patience chases value. First the hype. Then the valuation.

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 45 minutes ago

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

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  All Elite Sicko (@AllEliteSicko) reported 46 minutes ago

  @scottryan9296 Did a live chat and then just called coinbase and they said they couldn't help since was a Dex trade even though it's though coinbase. Learning lesson i guess

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  Milk Road (@MilkRoad) reported 47 minutes ago

  Our Head of Research @KyleReidhead just sold 50% of his $COIN position, even though the stock is up more than 4x from his entry. He sold to fix a big problem in his portfolio (save this). The problem is concentration. Kyle holds $BTC, $ETH, $COIN, $HOOD, and $GLXY. Five positions making the same bet. When crypto falls, all five fall together. And $COIN was the heaviest part of that bet. It's his largest holding in the group and the second-largest position in his entire portfolio. So cutting it in half removes more of that shared risk in one move than trimming anything else would. He kept the other half because he remains long-term bullish on Coinbase. (The sale was about sizing.) At half the weight, he still owns the upside. By his own account, the trim was overdue. A position that runs 4x ends up far bigger than the size you originally chose, and Kyle let this one ride longer than he planned. Now he's sitting on fresh cash, and he plans to deploy it into assets outside crypto and finance soon. Whatever he buys next will show up in Milk Road PRO, where Kyle and our analysts share their actual portfolios, position sizes, and research. To see where the money lands, check the first comment.

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  samuwl (@samuwl_) reported 47 minutes ago

  @coinbase I’d **** bricks attempting to send this, checking address 120 times before pressing send

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  Fitzzzy 🏴‍☠️ (@ShaunFitzzzy) reported 47 minutes ago

  @TheRealRormar @m74ft1 @BarkingPuppy8 It’s really not hard from what I can tell, bro just needs to send his **** to Coinbase. Weird how hard it is

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  Marco Salzmann 🇩🇪🇻🇪 (@MarcoSalzmann80) reported 49 minutes ago

  🧵 While many people focus on price, infrastructure tells a different story. @Algorand celebrated 7 years since Block 0. 62 million blocks later, the network is still running. No downtime. No restarts. No interruptions. For a blockchain, reliability is not a headline. It is the foundation. Because when stablecoins, tokenized assets and AI-driven payments move on-chain, the network simply has to work. Every time. Algorand’s track record is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Over the past months, the network has appeared in discussions around: • Real-world asset tokenization • USDC infrastructure • Coinbase x402 integration • Agentic payments • Post-quantum security • Digital debt standards At the same time, Coinbase and Google have both highlighted Algorand’s work on post-quantum cryptography. That does not guarantee future success. But it shows that Algorand is building for the long term rather than chasing short-term narratives. Markets eventually reward utility. And utility requires infrastructure that is secure, scalable and reliable. 62 million blocks later, Algorand is still proving exactly that. 🤝 @AlgoFoundation @Algorand $ALGO

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  ✯ (@oxwizzdom) reported 49 minutes ago

  at 17 i was a lost kid with no money for a laptop. then my mum got a gift from a friend, a chromebook, 4gb ram, 8gb storage. that little thing got me my first internship and i fell deep into engineering. they paid me $10 a month. nothing, but for a trench kid it felt like the world. tried freelancing, sucked at it, earned $30 on a voting contract then never went back to it. still got featured on blogs. got into uni. i remember feeling like maybe, finally, something was turning. at 17, still, i rewrote countless ethereum eips. got into technical writing and research, contributed to ethereum through my own rewrites. worked with a lot of teams, coinbase too, helping with product and user research, plus some companies i can't name. dropped out of my first uni. made decent money but somehow never had much to show for it lol. funny how you can be in all these rooms and still feel like you're holding nothing. at 18 i wanted to be a researcher so bad, like the delphi folks. started a blog just to get them to notice me. got past 100 subs, made over $500, 7k views. contributed to plasma in my own small way, some zk research. still had hope in research, still wanted to be there. got my second internship, research this time. and then the spark just died. working in it day to day wasn't the thing i'd built it up to be in my head. started a new uni, self sponsored. nothing crazy. did a lot of research across different sectors, started building too. moved to a new country all alone too. independent arc haha at 19, now, went broke twice early this year. made it back, still here. but i wasn't happy. bills i couldn't see past, failed interviews at big startups, just lost. then i was homeless, sleeping on a couch, wondering how i got here after all of it. then i found eigencloud. eigen got me back on my feet, 3x hackathon winner somehow. things changed. joined stanford. joined another company i actually love. missed some fellowships i really wanted... oh well, is that all? nah.. lets stop here for now

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  Henry Thoreau (@LtdCitoyen) reported 51 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseMarkets People should not do business with Coinbase. Their complaint process doesn't work because you need a case number to file a proper complaint, yet getting one appears impossible due to an auto-populate feature that prevents you from entering the case number manually.

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  Daya White 🐻‍❄️ (@White6063) reported 51 minutes ago

  The market: "You found the edge? "You're just arriving." Meanwhile @PythNetwork already been powering Polymarket Perps, Kalshi Up/Down Markets, and 24/7 perp markets across Coinbase, Binance, TradeXYZ & Hyperliquid. 2/3🧵

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  Georgiy.base.eth (@Georgiy_smol) reported 59 minutes ago

  1/ What if your next airdrop didn’t ask “how many wallets do you have?” — but “are you actually verified?” Sign in with Ethereum on Base. Link X. Sign one message. Claim. No gas. Just proof. 2/ The signature isn’t random text. It carries rules: → which network (Base, 8453) → which provider (X, Coinbase, IG, TikTok) → which traits must be true (verified, followers ≥ 1000, etc.) You’re not just signing — you’re agreeing to verifiable requirements. 3/ That’s the interesting part: verification moves into the message. urn:verify:provider:x trait URNs with operators (eq, gte) expiration + ***** Wallet proves identity. Backend re-validates. UI can’t weaken the rules. 4/ For drops, this changes the game: ❌ 50 wallets, same person ❌ bots farming allowlists ❌ “connect wallet” with zero reputation check ✅ one verified social account → one deterministic token ✅ second wallet, same account → rejected ✅ requirements enforced server-side Sybil resistance without KYC theater. 5/ Flow could look like this: Connect on Base Verify social account (OAuth behind the scenes) Sign SIWE with embedded trait requirements Server checks signature + traits + token uniqueness Claim recorded — one slot per verified identity Smart wallets supported (ERC-6492). EOAs too. 6/ Why Base makes sense for this: Fast finality. Low fees. Social + onchain identity in one stack. Builders already experimenting with Verify-style primitives. Fair drops, gated access, community rewards — tied to reputation, not wallet count. 7/ Still early. Mostly demos and sandboxes today. But the direction is clear: drops that reward humans, not farms. Onchain identity without exposing your whole life. Worth watching on @base 👀 #Base #BuildOnBase

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  A2B2V (@A2B2V) reported 59 minutes ago

  1/2 Senate passed the Clarity Act 15-9 but here's what nobody's talking about. stablecoin rewards just got banned. DeFi got restricted. non-custodial devs got protected. three completely different winners and losers. so which projects actually benefit and which ones die quietly under predictable oversight? that's the real story nobody's asking. #crypto 2/2 the market doesn't care yet. Bitcoin down 30% YTD. institutional ETFs bleeding 2.75B in outflows. Coinbase premium index negative. MicroStrategy just sold their first BTC in 4 years. and everyone's celebrating regulatory clarity. but if you own a stablecoin yield product or a DeFi protocol right now, the clarity just became an existential problem. are you actually bullish on this or just bullish on the headline? #crypto

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  A99 (@0x0a99) reported 60 minutes ago

  @coinbase Another announcement of an announcement? **** off already. cc @brian_armstrong