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
West Liberty	Login	6 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	26 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  TORONTO HODL 🍁 (@EnjoyingBitcoin) reported 5 minutes ago

  Markets hate uncertainty. @saylor should support BIP110 today. Then require @brianarmstrong's @coinbase to support it. Outcome: Bitcoin stays money. Certainty will increase. Number go up. WIN-WIN-WIN.

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  18 Decimals (@Linklevosstwins) reported 8 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong I hate coinbase. I truly despise this company and brand. I think anyone who used it back in 2020-2021 does. Had an amazing bull run. But I came out of it hating coinbase. The company’s greed is inane. I never saw a company rip off their users as bad as CB. I paid so much in fees that I can never justify using CB ever again unless every single thing is free to do. I never felt more ripped off than when using that app. On top of that, they would simply not allow you to sell during huge pumps and not allow you to buy during huge dumps. Theys system was always down. Opportunity cost of using their platform was MASSIVE. The brand damage is insurmountable for me, and tbh, no one I know will ever use it again. Also, Armstrong ruined crypto. Dude begged and did everything he could to bring in bankers and Wall Street. He turned it into a cucked sector. He ruined it. It just astounds me how bad they ****** everything up. Brian is not good for crypto. Guy needs to step away and go do something else

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  nbonga (@nbonga1) reported 9 minutes ago

  lol wtf happening with Zcash huge coinbase spot buyer or some ****?

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  Kilo-Whiskey-Bravo Eagle-One (@EagleOneWhiskey) reported 10 minutes ago

  @coinbase Wow, outside of U.S.? WTF man!??

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  bread.mega (@bread_) reported 14 minutes ago

  @lukecannon727 @modernmarket_ @Legendaryy It's why I didn't tweet it - the entire podcast (and wrapping commentary) is taking bullish hype. It's my single largest onchain holding for almost a year at this point. But people can't jive that with trying to be critical. It's like mentioning the AWS outage Coinbase faced in us East hitting Japan. Wouldn't have been pretty but we can talk about it

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  🧊 ICE **** 🧊 (@MaxiHielo) reported 16 minutes ago

  @SalsaTekila coinbase support froze their accounts way more coins to be sold

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  Blaqmaize (@blaq_maiz) reported 18 minutes ago

  @coinbase My outgoing transaction has been paused for more than a month now and I have wrote to the customer service to help verify it last week and I was told it will be done in 10 days time, but it's still not going through, what's happening?

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  Master of Crypto (@MasterCryptoHq) reported 19 minutes ago

  $3.8M frozen. $7.2B stolen. During “Disruption Week,” the DOJ teamed up with Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Coinbase, SpaceX, and Starlink to fight scams. Results: 
- 1.4M scam accounts removed
- 20K Microsoft accounts suspended
- Starlink terminals shut down
- 63 arrests across Southeast Asia Crypto scam losses grew from $3.96B to $5.8B to $7.2B. $3.8M is small compared to $7.2B, but the new strategy is bigger: scammers can now lose their social accounts, crypto wallets, and internet access all at once. That's not just enforcement. That's dismantling the infrastructure behind fraud.

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  Jebus (@Jebus) reported 21 minutes ago

  @RunnerXBT The best of best news is just 1 btc candle on coinbase all the way down to zero and then Saylor deletes his account

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  NAFRICACRYPTO (@Goldenpipss) reported 26 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: Coinbase just launched the first U.S. mortgage backed by Bitcoin collateral! Holders can now put their BTC to work and borrow against it to buy homes — without selling their Bitcoin. Finally, Bitcoin is working for the people who hold it. This could be a game-changer for mainstream adoption. What do you think? Will you use BTC as collateral for a mortgage? 👇

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  Breakpoint Reports 🚨 (@solana_bytecode) reported 28 minutes ago

  Called the Coinbase retail access thesis back on the 31st. Now watching whether $HYPE's hold at $75 vs $SOL stalling at the same level means tokens with direct fiat rails outperform in consolidation. Vertical integration beats network effects when liquidity dries up.

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  Bitcoin Black (@Bitcoinblacck) reported 35 minutes ago

  🚨Bitcoin just took another step into mainstream finance. Coinbase and Better have funded the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using Bitcoin as collateral in the United States. For the first time, qualified homebuyers can use BTC to help secure a mortgage without selling their Bitcoin. No liquidation. No taxable sale. Just Bitcoin working as productive collateral. The line between crypto and traditional finance is disappearing.

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  MATT (@TONMATTY) reported 37 minutes ago

  You get it Telegram are supporting $utya Coinbase never did this with Brett or Toshi This is just the beginning The support for the community is here No bs creator coins Billions isn’t the end for Utya. It’s the start If we are seeing a rotation from btc into some alts Think ton has a chance of taking some of that liquidity With the whole Mstr thing people looking at alts as the safe haven Time will tell but btc.d is nuking showing signs that this could happen This is why the best strategy is when you find something good hold it and dont trade it because you never know $Utya to billions I’ve held since 1m mc multiple pumps and dips Held through them all and won’t sell till billions is reached!!

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  John William (@JohnWil18569368) reported 38 minutes ago

  @WNBA @AtlantaDream @coinbase Yep, that’s the person they want to be the poster child for the WNBA. There’s just one problem. She’s not very good at all like I’m not even sure how she got drafted.

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  Marius 👁️⚡🌱 (@MariusSm1th) reported 39 minutes ago

  Someone my gf met today said, that the ceo of coinbase told his friend, that he thinks this year will give the best buying opportunity in the next few years for crypto. He said we will go down quite a lot, but the rebound will be even stronger Seems like he believes his friend as he wants to buy 30-50 btc this year! 👀

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  maximel101.base.eth (@MaximeL101) reported 39 minutes ago

  @JoestarCrypto That’s where you are actually missing something. It’s not because are populating their price in 1ms (like pyth lazer for example) that it means that it’s 1ms fresh. Companies like wintermute use private optic cables (for real) to get informations from Tokyo to the US to trade faster. And they do not match a 10ms because you are ultimately limited by the speed if light. So you as a user even though euphoria use a 10ms speed will never access a 10ms experience far from it. First you have oracle delivery freshness (which is very different than sync time) then you have to reach euphoria servers. As an example on base, pancaswap price are linked to binance pricing while aerodrome are linked to Coinbase. (Most of the time) Because of the speed at which arbitrager will access the data. 10ms block time and 1ms price refreshness does not mean 10ms experience at all end to end. And that’s where people are wrong.

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  Summer (@EclipeByDeath) reported 39 minutes ago

  @joel_kaplan @RapidResponse47 This is exactly what we need more of. Meta, Microsoft, Coinbase, Starlink, the FBI, and DOJ working together to take down Southeast Asian scam networks — 63 arrests, millions in frozen crypto, and over 1.4 million scam accounts removed. These operations prey on Americans with romance scams, investment fraud, and worse. For too long, big tech dragged its feet while criminals operated freely. When law enforcement is allowed to actually do their job and companies cooperate, real results happen. This is what protecting Americans looks like. Keep going. Crush these networks.

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  Wellington Sculley (@wsculley) reported 40 minutes ago

  Merrill Lynch launched the Cash Management Account in 1977. Brokerage customers were sitting on idle cash earning nothing. The CMA swept it into money market funds automatically. No new account. No transfer. The product found the capital where it already lived. Non-stablecoin crypto market cap is roughly $1.8 trillion. DeFi TVL is $85 billion. The infrastructure exists - Morpho crossed $11 billion in TVL, Coinbase routes retail assets into lending vaults, Lombard just built yield access for institutional Bitcoin holders without moving assets out of custody. The other 95% is sitting on centralized exchanges earning nothing. Same problem Merrill solved in 1977. Different asset class. Who builds the CMA for crypto?

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  fearplay78 (@fearplay78) reported 44 minutes ago

  @CryptoTice_ Coinbase makes its money from account fees and transaction fees. These are the same whether #Bitcoin is going up or down. In fact they profit from churn more than account fees. They would love more customers. Do they hold a major share of bitcoin for their own account? Doubt it.

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  RedSpaceCoin (@RedSpaceCoin) reported 46 minutes ago

  @coinbase Real adoption in RWA will come from projects that solve operational problems, not just marketing ones. Programmable settlement is one of the biggest operational gaps right now.

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  U.S.A.I. 🇺🇸 (@researchUSAI) reported 48 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 The First Order Consequence: FBI and DOJ agents arrested 63 suspects tied to crypto-enabled fraud, freezing millions in suspected scam proceeds Meta, Coinbase and Starlink supported the effort by identifying accounts and infrastructure linked to the scheme and enabling faster evidence handling and takedown coordination, accelerating the suspects’ loss of access to funds and platforms used to victimize victims 🇺🇸 The Second Order Consequence: Meta restricted associated accounts and surfaces used for recruitment and payment instructions, reducing the scammers’ ability to reach new victims Coinbase compliance teams flagged suspicious transfers and preserved records tied to frozen wallets, limiting the group’s ability to launder or rotate funds Starlink-related coordination helped sustain rapid operational continuity for investigators and service providers during the action, increasing the likelihood that additional linked accounts and servers could be traced and disrupted 🇺🇸 Discernment: This operation reflects growth for law enforcement capacity and evidence continuity, evidenced by coordinated freezes and cross-platform linkage rather than piecemeal cases It also reflects decay for the scam network, evidenced by the inability to move “bypass” funds after the freeze and the speed at which digital identifiers used for fraud were neutralized across multiple services 🇺🇸 Reasoning: The arrests and asset freezes show current growth in interagency and private-sector collaboration, evidenced by DOJ and FBI teaming with Meta and Coinbase for account-level disruption and transaction-level tracing The resulting reductions in scam operability indicate current decay, evidenced by curtailed liquidity in the targeted wallets and reduced platform availability for scam communications 🇺🇸 Judgement: The actions produce whole-network growth for victim protection and enforcement effectiveness, evidenced by a measurable outcome of 63 arrests and “crypto millions” frozen The scheme’s broader decay is supported by the multi-actor disruption model, which limits both payment access and recruitment channels rather than focusing on only one point of failure

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  Excastleore (@Excastleore) reported 48 minutes ago

  @JohnDoe42719189 “Reservation usually depends on the platform you’re using—some support direct in-app wallets or email login instead of Coinbase Wallet or MetaMask.

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  Timi (@Timi_Cryptt) reported 51 minutes ago

  i've been watching prediction markets blow up for a while now. $25 billion in monthly volume in march alone. polymarket partnered with x, coinbase rolled out prediction contracts across all 50 states. the money and the interest is clearly there. but every time i actually tried to trade, i kept running into the same issue. you buy your position, thenyou wait and that's it. no way to add to a winning trade or even hedge if things start going sideways. just... sit and hope. it felt like trading crypto in 2015 before perps existed. then @XBITDEX dropped something i genuinely didn't expect to see this soon. leverage for prediction markets. and before you say "that's just perp contract logic slapped on top"… it's not. prediction markets settle at zero or full value. binary. so the whole funding rate system that perps rely on simply doesn't apply. they had to build the infrastructure from scratch. dynamic borrowing rates, real order flow from external prediction markets. liquidation mechanics designed specifically for how event contracts behave near settlement. they're launching it with the 2026 fifa world cup as the first category which honestly makes perfect sense. 104 matches, 48 teams and 39 days of nonstop action. you can already get in on leveraged predictions for popular teams with 2x to 5x leverage that adjusts live based on market conditions. right now it's whitelist only… first come first served. you qualify by completing certain trading milestones at app(.)xbit(.)com/whitelist. 1,700+ people are already in line. there's also a 35,000 usdc campaign running till june 10 covering early bird rewards, referrals and a leaderboard if you want to make the most of the whitelist period. i keep thinking about how perps went from niche to completely dominating spot volume in less than 4 years. prediction markets are at that exact same crossroads right now. #XBIT might be one of those things you either get in early or spend a long time wishing you had

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  Lain on the Blockchain (@CryptoCyberia) reported 55 minutes ago

  @FarmingWithYHWH I was sneeding maybe like 200gbs of not even new anime, The Simpsons, and films made before 2000 for approximately 28 hours before getting shut down. I didn't download anything, just sneeded. Obviously it was unintentional that my VPN was turned on bc I was lazy and retarded yesterday trying to get into Coinbase to load stables on my debt card to get some tasty restaurant food after not having eaten for many hours

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  Mo (@mobelacvrranch) reported 55 minutes ago

  This is so easy. Statement issued by @coinbase. I'm adding this to the evidence file. (We're committed to continuing this work, because protecting consumers isn't just good policy, it's core to building a financial system that actually works for everyone). --------------------------------------------- At Coinbase, we've always believed that crypto done right is a force for good, but that means actively working to keep bad actors out of the financial system. Today, we're proud to share the results of a major joint operation we participated in alongside Meta, Microsoft, Starlink, the US Department of Justice, and global law enforcement agencies to disrupt criminal scam networks operating in Southeast Asia. What We Did As part of the US DOJ's Scam Center Strike Force, led by US Attorney Jeanine Pirro, Coinbase joined industry partners in Washington, DC to share intelligence and coordinate action against criminal syndicates responsible for romance scams, investment fraud, and forced labor scam compounds targeting victims worldwide. Our contribution: Coinbase froze more than $3 million in cryptocurrency assets directly tied to these criminal networks. Why Crypto Is Actually a Powerful Tool Against Financial Crime We know crypto sometimes gets an unfair reputation when it comes to illicit finance. The reality is the opposite, blockchain technology gives law enforcement something traditional financial systems often can't: a transparent, immutable, and permanent record of every transaction. Stronger Together This operation is proof that scammers can't be stopped by any single company or agency acting alone. It took social platforms, financial institutions, connectivity providers, and law enforcement working in lockstep to hit these networks at nearly every point in the fraud chain, online accounts, financial flows, and physical infrastructure all at once. The results speak for themselves: over 1.4 million accounts disabled, 63 arrests made, thousands of Starlink kits terminated, and millions in criminal assets frozen. We're committed to continuing this work, because protecting consumers isn't just good policy, it's core to building a financial system that actually works for everyone.

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  D.Prince (@freshprinzo) reported 56 minutes ago

  @emmyjaidson @coinbase Why them de hold up since @coinbase fix up wtf

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  Cade O'Neill (@CadeONeill) reported 58 minutes ago

  $ENA Ethena Up 25% in 24 Hours 🔥 $ENA partners with Coinbase 👇 • $ENA partnered up with Coinbase to bring USDe/sUSDe savings products to 100M+ Coinbase users. • Coinbase Ventures bought $ENA on the open market (their first disclosed purchase like this). • First integration drops next week on Base with onchain yield, synthetic dollar dominance, and real mainstream access all in one move. Are you bullish on $ENA? 🤔

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  Inna Insider (@incontact2012) reported 59 minutes ago

  A Brazilian children's game developer made $128 million in crypto. Completely legal and ethical. The DexScreener Success Story A few numbers: - $128.52 million cumulative revenue (91.6% from Solana) - $1 million+ per week at the peak in 2024 - $50,000 per day now - 1.5 million traders enter every month - only one small seed round from friends and former colleagues CEO - Andrea Diegues, Brazilian. From 2004 to 2014, he ran Brazil's largest website for free Flash games for teenagers. He sold it in 2014 and went into crypto. And he brought with him a playbook of gaming websites from the 2000s. Click Jogos made money simply. Players paid nothing. Game developers pay for top-level listings ("featured"), plus in-game ads. No monetization from players. A sustainable B2B2C model, but without exponential growth. Substitute "trader" for "player," "memcoin" for "adobe flash game," and "Trending" for "featured"—you get DexScreener and nine lifechange figures. With one caveat. When Dexscreener entered the market, it was already controlled by their counterpart, Dextools (remember those?). But Andrea and his team destroyed their competitor in six months with the perfect vampire attack: - dextools required holding the $dext token to use all its features, while dexscreener was COMPLETELY free for users (projects and advertising paid for them). - dexscreener integrated Solana a few weeks earlier, and that was enough for traders to completely switch to the new platform (the same thing happened with base). - DS had a convenient and fast mobile platform versus Tools's clunky one. - New trading pairs loaded in seconds on DS, while Tools took up to 2 minutes. They won't tell you this in an MBA, but this is how real big money is made FAST. DexScreener was also attacked. CoinGecko was also developing GeckoTerminal as a "data tool" with a large number of networks and analytics. But no one uses them because the meme audience is closer to Flash gamers than to quants analyzing charts. Andrea built a casual game with a lifetime user delay so that no one could ever dethrone him. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY: DS managed to create a benchmark for memes. Paying DS = legitimacy. You can't launch a trusted memecoin without paying DS. MoneyPrinter. *In February 2025, Coinbase head of product Conor Grogan publicly released a major exposé on DexScreener (writing the obvious, stating that only scammers buy boosts there). There was no response. **No office, no publicity, no interaction with the media or Twitter.

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  Flamé 🔥 (@TheVirtualFlame) reported 59 minutes ago

  I hate the new coinbase. Literally shoving gambling on sports down my throat. Prediction markets that we all know are rigged. “Aliens in 2026?” Seriously coinbase? You dont take yourself serious, you vested too much into a single administration, and now your app sucks *******

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  Noobaibuilder (@noobaibuilder) reported 60 minutes ago

  @trythreews @coinbase I'm trying to delploy agent's but it's not working. Anything you can fix?