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 (33%)
• Login (33%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Maquoketa	Website	10 hours ago
West Liberty	Login	12 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

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Ayuso.base.eth (@Rohi4545) reported 4 minutes ago

  🚨 Is @base preparing infrastructure for future airdrop claims? 👀🎉 A recent Base GitHub update has started a new discussion across the ecosystem. Base appears to have introduced a Base Verify Airdrop Demo — a Next.js mini app designed to demonstrate how Base Verify could support social account verification and potential airdrop claiming flows. According to the demo concept: → Users can verify social accounts without sharing credentials → Supports identity signals across X/Twitter, Coinbase, Instagram, TikTok → Uses deterministic tokens to reduce Sybil behavior → Shows how account verification could be integrated into claim experiences This doesn’t confirm a $BASE airdrop. But it does show something interesting: Base seems to be exploring infrastructure that could support more advanced user verification and distribution systems in the future 🔵 Another detail catching attention: The demo references broader eligibility concepts, and many in the community continue discussing whether Coinbase/onchain verification could eventually become a meaningful signal. If true, this could mean future ecosystems reward: • Real users • Real activity • Real contribution • Less farming, more participation I’ll keep tracking updates around this claim flow and verification direction 👀 What do you think — infrastructure experiment or early preparation? #Base #BuildOnBase

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  Doctor Orderflow (@DoctorOrderflow) reported 7 minutes ago

  $BTC - Since mid May, ETF flows flipped from support to supply and removed roughly $3.4B from the market in less than 3 weeks. That move was confirmed by the loss of Coinbase Premium and the break below 80K. The outflows remain negative, but the magnitude has started to compress. The market is still losing demand but not at the same pace that triggered the initial breakdown.

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  HighTide (@Hightide_ch) reported 13 minutes ago

  @pete_rizzo_ JPMorgan has been calling Bitcoin a fraud since 2017. Coinbase exists because Bitcoin kept working while Jamie Dimon kept talking.

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  𝗫ℝℙ ℍ𝔼ℝ𝔸𝕃𝔻 (@xrp_herald) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BankXRP @RippleXDev Mastercard’s Agent Pay for Machines with XRPL and RLUSD is huge. AI agents running microtransactions at machine speed needs a ledger that settles in seconds with fixed costs. That’s exactly what XRPL delivers. Ripple sitting alongside Coinbase and Stripe in that group says a lot. The link isn’t working for me, but Mastercard’s official announcement should be searchable. This is exactly the kind of real world use case that matters long term.

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  Dior (@xrpyatchparty) reported 24 minutes ago

  @rsd4444 @ppka1620 I just checked my wallet on @coinbase if you click on the website link connected to coin it takes you to a poker website smh hopefully i didn't pass out for nothing because I can't do anything either

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  TokLyst (@toklyst) reported 25 minutes ago

  The market is down. The builders don't care. Three things happened this week that matter more than the price 🧵 1/ MetaMask launched Agent Wallet. AI agents now trade DeFi autonomously across 10 chains. You set the rules, they execute. Self-custodial, $10K transaction protection. The agentic economy just got its own wallet. 2/ Coinbase and Cardless put out a stablecoin-backed credit card. Pledge USDC, keep earning yield on it, get credit access even if the banks said no. Stablecoins are not just for trading anymore. 3/ Circle minted 500M USDC on Solana in a single block. Supply near $14.7B on one chain. Liquidity moves before prices do. Pay attention to where it flows. The builders ship in the dip. Every time. #CryptoMarkets #Stablecoins #Web3‌‌

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  Jim Amen (@JimAmen) reported 26 minutes ago

  The first Fannie Mae-backed Bitcoin mortgage just closed in America 🏠₿ A couple in their 30s pledged crypto as collateral and bought their first home without selling a single coin. Better + Coinbase are rolling this out nationwide this summer. 41% of pre-approved buyers qualify on income and credit but can’t close because they lack cash for a down payment. This product was built for that buyer. Are you ready to work with crypto buyers? Drop a YES or NOT YET below 👇 ♻ Share this with an agent who needs to know about this now. DRE #01841461 | Corp #02022092

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  Noteasy base.eth (@Excuseisbetter) reported 27 minutes ago

  @itMolka @coinbase Kyc doesn't support our country what should to do?

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  sam (@samproweb) reported 29 minutes ago

  It's real. Developers are working on this. Here's some details about the drop you should know.👇 " base verify demo " is a template application built to demonstrate the capabilities of the Base Verify API, it is designed to show how project developers can customize and enforce their own trait-based eligibility rules to prevent Sybil attacks. However, the repository provides " example criteria " using different social media and account platforms. In the demonstration code, a user is eligible for the drop if they connect their Web3 wallet and meet configurable criteria across the following platforms: 👉1. X (Twitter) Requirements Verification Status: Must have a verified account (e.g., a blue checkmark). Follower Count: Typically configured to require a minimum number of followers (the example used in the repository code requires " 1,000+ followers " or " 10,000+ followers" depending on the logic block). 👉2. Coinbase Requirements Subscription:Must have an active " Coinbase One" subscription. Billing Status: Verified that the user has actively been billed for the subscription. 👉 3. Instagram Requirements Follower Count: Configured to require a minimum threshold (the example uses " 5,000+ followers " ). Username Check: Capability to look for specific usernames if required. 👉4. TikTok Requirements Engagement Metrics: Can be configured to look for a minimum follower count (1,000+ followers), minimum video uploads (50+ videos), or a minimum like count (10,000+ likes). 👀 How the Eligibility Process Works Under the Hood: 👉 1. Wallet Connection: You connect your Web3 wallet (like Coinbase Wallet). 👉2. Deterministic Token Check (Sybil Resistance): Base Verify creates a unique, privacy-protected token linked to your social media account. 👉 3. The "One Account = One Drop" Rule: Even if a user connects 10 different wallets, if they use the same X or Instagram account to verify, Base Verify will generate the exact same token. The repository's database schema is explicitly set up to reject duplicate tokens, meaning " a single person cannot claim the drop multiple times using multiple wallets. " 👉4. Backend Validation: The app's backend verifies that your social account meets the exact numeric thresholds (like the 1,000 followers rule) before releasing the drop.

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  ✨₳DA ₿eacon⚡️ (@AdaBeacon) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AlmaMater07 @TheRealWeb3Kat Yeah, here's my take that makes the most sense (chronological order). With insight from the Epstein files, a lot of bad actors in traditional banking were early on the scene. Epstein himself funded the Bitcoin developers back in the day. Few years later, JP Morgan also in the mix FUDing Bitcoin and helping their wealthy clients acquire showed they're also working behind the scene. In that time period Eth was coming up as the solution to programmable money and JP Morgan bought up large portions of the digital infrastructure for the Eth network. Meta mask, OpenSea, some L2s. Most "Eth-killers" would come and go, never had traction or gathered the support. When Cardano finally got past it's development phase and released the best POS protocal, eUTXO accounting model, wallets/staking in 2020, people wondered why it was being shunned by Coinbase, Gemini, Messari, etc. Always received negative press and intentionally left out of charts/rankings. The entities staked their claim to Eth early want it to be the one and only and do not want the competition when it is clearly a threat. As for SOL, it's a similar story but particularly with the VC and silicon valley club. So there is a lot of money and influence going around to push companies to use these blockchains, even though Eth is broken tech and could never handle a billion users and SOL is essentially a centralized server that is way to easy to compromise. Meanwhile Cardano invested in achademics, research, builders, and has just been building relentlessly since inception in 2014. Now Cardano has also had partnerships, many companies have code for the Cardano network and already have a game plan for how to use it to advance their company in ways that have never existed before. The question that I would have is for the networks that still have their flaws and haven't solved security, the trilemma or privacy....what are these companies going to do when the network fails them or has limitations and Cardano is effortlessly humming along as it has done. Inevitably they're going to switch if they're not having their arm twisted to stick with a failing network. Personally, I don't care who succeeds/fails. I just want to establish a working truth telling machine before things get out of hand in the next 2-3 years. My honest take is that Cardano is the furthest along to achieving the endgame goal.

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  Antonio R (@BigGainsClub) reported 33 minutes ago

  SpaceX may go own as one of the biggest rug in recent history with it's IPO coming out this Friday Just because it is a goo company and may be even great long term it does not mean it is worthy of bag holding. A few things you should keep in mind: • Only ~5% of shares are expected to trade publicly • Elon still maintains overwhelming control • Starlink is doing most of the heavy lifting financially • Lockup expirations could add significant selling pressure • AI expectations are already priced into the story We've seen this movie before: Coinbase: -76% after 2 years Robinhood: -71% Rivian: -77% Lyft: -86% Imagine you are an early investor sitting on Billions of dollars for 10+ years what would you do when you finally have chance of selling? A great company can still be a terrible investment if you overpay, my plan is to wait out the initial move more than likely up due to hype an buy into it at lower prices when the price has come down

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  𝐑𝐔𝐇𝐈 (@0x_ruhi) reported 35 minutes ago

  RIALO Isn't Chasing Hype Cycles, and That's Exactly Why It Stands Out @RialoHQ Every few months, crypto finds a new thing to get excited about. NFTs. Memecoins. AI tokens. Layer 2s. Everyone rushes in, makes noise, and then the hype dies. Most projects are built around the cycle, not around solving anything real. RIALO never played that game. While everyone was chasing trends, RIALO was sitting quietly and building something that actually matters. A Layer 1 blockchain that connects to the real world. Not a whitepaper promise. Not a roadmap full of maybes. Real technology that is already running on DevNet with real builders on top of it. The difference is in how RIALO thinks. Most blockchains are built to impress investors and then figure out the rest later. RIALO started with a simple but hard question. Why can a blockchain not just work like normal software? Why do developers need ten different tools just to build one working app? Why do users need a computer science degree just to send a transaction? They did not just ask those questions. They redesigned everything from the ground up to answer them. Smart contracts on RIALO can talk to live APIs and real world data natively. No oracles. No bridges. No patched together middleware. Users can log in with email, use two factor authentication, and schedule transactions. Developers can write actual business logic instead of fighting infrastructure every single day. And proof-carrying computation means even complex and private computations can be verified onchain without slowing everything down or exposing sensitive data. None of this is hype. All of this is already built. The team came from Netflix, Google, Meta, and Mysten Labs. Pantera Capital and Coinbase Ventures backed them with 20 million. These are not people chasing a trend. These are people who knew exactly what they wanted to build before they ever asked for a single dollar. Hype fades. Real technology stays. RIALO is building for the long game, and in a space full of noise, that is the most refreshing thing you will see all year.

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  Mandelbrot (@Wild_Randomness) reported 41 minutes ago

  @CroisinJohn I still have like 60% of my Coinbase puts, that company can still die For now I’m expecting chop on majors, and maybe my LIT can keep going up Don’t want to subject myself to decay on options. I’m open to there being another leg down but that spike at 60.8 provided a chance to TP on terrible news and evaluate

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  StockStorm (@StockStormX) reported 42 minutes ago

  Coinbase $COIN posted a 394 million loss last quarter, revenue down 31% YoY Its second straight quarterly loss, transaction revenue down 40%, the regulated face of crypto bleeding with the market $BTC $ETH

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  Eagle Eyes (@eagleeyeswolf98) reported 45 minutes ago

  @rufflife222 @blockspace Glad I exited this garbage stock . I'd short but iv is too inflated long term to be worth it for options. Coinbase is better . Just follows Bitcoin. Cipher is better but trades like garbage because it has 0 revenue . Pretty sure Bitcoin will be 15-25k by then hurting cipher

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  Jay Nisbett (@JayNisbett) reported 47 minutes ago

  @fliptheswift Not as familiar with them. Coinbase was an example… the important thing is to realize how exchanges view your XRP on their balance sheet. XRP in your account is a liability to them. They owe you XRP. So they are likely to monetize that in whatever way they can. They don’t just keep your assets in a vault for you… they look at as “we can use this as long as Jay requests it back”. So until you request it back, they do not owe you any XRP and they just need to maintain exposure and maximize profit to balance their future obligation of owing you XRP. For the example I gave that would be like the arbitraging and hedging to protect themselves while using your money (potentially to the detriment of short term XRP price). IF there is a massive liquidity event or surge in XRP demand the fear, for anybody holding on any exchange, is that they find a way to not let you withdrawal, sell, etc. because their liability surpasses their ability to service everyone or they are even unable to acquire the amount being requested. It’s a tale as old as time. Cold storage is the only way. Not your keys not your assets.

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  X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) reported 48 minutes ago

  It's getting really hard to fade $ALGO right now. 👇 Google cited it 32 times. Coinbase named it one of the most quantum-ready chains in existence. And now another independent assessment ranks Algorand Tier A for post-quantum security. The validation keeps stacking from every direction. Here's why this matters beyond a rating. Google's Quantum AI team published research in March 2026 showing that future quantum computers could crack the encryption protecting Bitcoin and Ethereum in as little as nine minutes with sufficient qubits. That's not speculation. That's Google's own quantum division publishing the math. Coinbase's Independent Advisory Board, featuring researchers from Stanford and UT Austin, followed up in April naming Algorand "among the first blockchain platforms to deploy post-quantum signature schemes in production across both consensus-related mechanisms and the execution layer." First quantum-safe transaction on a live mainnet. Using NIST-approved Falcon signatures. Not a testnet demo. Production. Live assets. Real security. When the two most credible names in tech and crypto independently validate the same chain's quantum readiness within 30 days of each other, and then a third assessment confirms Tier A ranking, the signal is impossible to dismiss. 🟢SEC and CFTC commodity classified. 🟢Revolut staking for 70M users. 🟢Nubank access for 127M. 🟢$294M in tokenized Treasuries. 🟢Banco Davivienda patent citing Algorand 32 times. The institutions building for the next 20 years need encryption that survives the next 20 years. $ALGO is one of the only chains that can promise that with production evidence on mainnet today.

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  zagalost.base.eth (@Uncle_Shehu) reported 51 minutes ago

  Over the years, I have witnessed firsthand how Africa's builders worked around inadequate infrastructure. Fortunately, this problem is being addressed at lightning speed now. Base is upgrading itself into an engine capable of scaling. As per @coinbase Ventures, the 2026 bet is RWA perps and AI-native DeFi. For the first time ever, the stack is ready to support the potential. @base'd morning everyone.

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  KUSHNIR 🟨 (@kvshnir) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ekang426 @coinbase They don't support withdrawals to .near 🤡

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  L.U.K.A (@_Beniimaru) reported 57 minutes ago

  ETH price context: $1,627 today, down roughly 30% from April highs. ETH MVRV Z-Score: lowest reading since December 2018, historically one of the strongest on chain buy signals in Ethereum's history. Sources: Coinbase, CoinBird, CoinDesk, June 8-10, 2026 @CoinDesk

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  K3N (@Thee_KT) reported 58 minutes ago

  @WNBA @chicagosky @coinbase They found these random people working at Aldi

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  Sam (@SamuelKinsey13) reported 59 minutes ago

  @UpholdInc Just as a warning to other Upold users, whenever you encounter an issue, you can never speak to customer service. My account was closed without the benefit of speaking directly with a human. On to Coinbase.

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  bobesh · DeFi & OpSec (@CryptoBobesh) reported 59 minutes ago

  "Decentralised" is one of the most overused words in crypto. A system is not decentralised just because it has a token or runs onchain. The better question is simple: Where can someone still stop you? A centralised system has one main operator. Think Binance, Coinbase, or your bank. That can be useful. You get easier login, customer support, faster UX, account recovery and clearer rules. But you also trust the centre. If that company is hacked, pressured, frozen by regulators, or becomes insolvent, your access can change very fast. A decentralised system works differently. Many independent participants help enforce the rules. Bitcoin is the clean example. - No company owns the network. Full nodes can verify blocks and transactions against public rules. Uniswap is the DeFi example. - You can swap through smart contracts instead of leaving funds with a traditional exchange. But this is where people get tricked: - Decentralised does not mean "no trust anywhere". - A protocol can be decentralised in one layer and still centralised in another. Examples: - smart contract is onchain, but the website is controlled by one team - DEX exists, but liquidity depends on a few whales - DAO exists, but insiders hold most voting power - self-custody exists, but users still sign bad approvals - network is open, but most users rely on the same RPC or front-end So do not ask only: "Is it decentralised?" 🔍Ask these instead: 1. Who holds the assets? 2. Who verifies the rules? 3. Who can upgrade the protocol? 4. Who controls the front-end? 5. Can I exit without permission? Centralisation gives convenience. Decentralisation gives resilience. Most crypto systems sit somewhere between the two. The label matters less than the trust map. Save this before judging any chain, protocol or exchange. Which of these five questions do you check first when looking at a new project? Drop your answer below.

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  Garrote Del Burro (@SeventeenOnCue) reported 60 minutes ago

  @moodybtc @WatcherGuru Actually yes they are... Block and Coinbase

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  Josh Dentrinos - Founder of Trader Fights (@PropJoshD) reported 1 hour ago

  I have never had a coinbase account. The KYC kept messing up when I tried to get one so I gave up on it. Coinbase continuously email me with subject lines that basically threaten me that I will lose my account if I don't take action. Its been a year coinbase, move on, your funnel friction lost me as a customer. Considering the sheer size of coinbase, I am surprised that they don't have a completely seemless experience like their competitors, alas, it was not meant to be.

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  memes2infinity (@memes2infinity) reported 1 hour ago

  @CryptoTaxSucks Have you tried contacting coinbase customer support?

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  YellowClock (@howardharris5) reported 1 hour ago

  @WNBA @coinbase Almost every team sleeps on the fact that 2 is better than three. A team can make four straight layups in five tries but but other team make just 2 shots in 5 tries but made 2 threes so are only down two with ball. The effort should be to take away the 3 at all cost 2 beats 3

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  ₿itcoin ₿ombadil (@BitcoinBombadil) reported 1 hour ago

  @matteopelleg Consider how much miner difficulty is distorted when so many hashers aren’t running their own full nodes to build blocks. It costs a material amount of money to operate a full node for mining and block building purposes… when so many hashers are outsourcing their full node to one entity, that is a sub-optimal and misleading arrangement and it distorts miner difficulty. Surely you can imagine the risk of people outsourcing full node/block template operations to Miner Pools and a large exchanges like Coinbase…

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  Viktor Bunin 🛡️🇺🇸 (@ViktorBunin) reported 1 hour ago

  @libsoftiktok @coinbase You mean the first company that bravely publicly stood against these practices? That Coinbase? LMAO. Obviously we don't do any of that garbage.

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  Best Path (@bestpath41) reported 1 hour ago

  Markets don’t close anymore. Oil moves on weekends. Crypto never sleeps. Stocks react instantly. So why did pricing still shut down on Friday? Not anymore. Pyth just launched 24/7 indices — live on Coinbase, Kraken, and dYdX. The infrastructure finally caught up