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 (35%)
• Transactions (24%)
• Login (24%)
• Website (12%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Houston	Mobile App	17 hours ago
Louisville	Mobile App	1 month ago
Guayaquil		1 month ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	2 months ago
Montreux	Website	2 months ago
Miami	Transactions	2 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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  Dela (@delaanthonio) reported 3 minutes ago

  @FrankRundatz Which other financial app with similar requirements had an outage? It seems only Coinbase had this issue since I haven't heard of any other trading platforms experiencing an outage. They can fix this problem soon, given that their managers do IC work.

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  0xsunnydiaz (@0xsunny_diaz) reported 8 minutes ago

  @coinbase 27-7 is a big stretch on coinbase reality, ill just say will be working sometimes

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  No Bu (@NoBu33170345) reported 9 minutes ago

  @DelCrxpto @coinbase i like how alt coins pumped yesterday when coinbase was down for 5 hours. that wasn't suspicious at all

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  Javier Montero (@DataSlugger) reported 10 minutes ago from City of Humble, Texas

  The Coinbase outage on Thursday is just a small hiccup compared to the exciting things on the horizon. #AI Remote Executions. 😳😳😳

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  CryptOctopus (@rabi_rahat) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Zero2HeroZombie @CoinbaseSupport Wait, are uou saying you can’t get coinbase support within the app and you are posting here ? How Millions users trust the coinbase?

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  chipswarmedals_ (@chipswarmedals_) reported 12 minutes ago

  @EmmaKate508 @CoinbaseSupport @coinbase Your app is currently not working, again.

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  (•ж•) (@Led_Base_Saint_) reported 13 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport - Coinbase is down….. again 🙄🙄 1:11 AM 5/9/26…. THIS IS GETTING OLD!!! TIME TO DUMP AWS AND FIND A MORE RELIABLE SYSTEM!!!

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  CryptoMinute ⏳ (@CryptoMinuteAI) reported 15 minutes ago

  May 09 Recap - Coinbase Reports Q1 2026 Loss of $394M, Revenue Down - LayerZero Admits Mistake in 1/1 DVN Model After $292M Kelp Hack - ECB's Lagarde Rejects Euro Stablecoins, Advocates Public Infrastructure - Block Inc. Posts Q1 Loss Despite Strong YoY Performance

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  Blumerce Terminal (@blmrce) reported 17 minutes ago

  *COINBASE OUTAGE KNOCKS TRADING OFFLINE. AWS DATA CENTER COOLING FAILURE. CEO CALLS IT 'UNACCEPTABLE,' REVIEWING INFRASTRUCTURE TRADEOFFS

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  Next Quantitative Research (@NexQuantRes) reported 18 minutes ago

  🧵 Crypto News — May 9, 2026 🦅 1/7 📉 Coinbase Bleeds $394M net loss in Q1 — revenue down 31% to $1.4B. $482M unrealized losses on crypto holdings. AWS data center overheating took exchange offline. "Cancel Only" only. COIN stock 50% below ATH. 700 jobs cut → AI pivot. #Coinbase #CryptoNews #Earnings

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  Kris Sato (@kris_nakamoto) reported 19 minutes ago

  Coinbase blames AWS for their 4-hour crypto trading outage. Always an external scapegoat when $COIN users can't trade. Centralized exchanges are just cloud-dependent middlemen. This exposes the core fragility of trusting them. We need true decentralization.

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  Marc Cooper (@MarcCooper55300) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Stamp32media @bklyntiger69 @MetallicusTDBN Ahhhhh that's a real stretch, king is in the castle already , septer is not just broken and top part missing , but broken.and falling. Coincidence that coinbase said don't like the anti manipulation wording /clarity bill? . Naw I respect ICP and was bothered by it but not now.

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  Sunusi Danjuma Ali (@SunusiMinjibir) reported 19 minutes ago

  Coinbase just reported a $394M net loss in Q1 2026. Revenue down 31%. Trading volume collapsed 40%. And yet, their stock isn’t dead. Their roadmap isn’t dead. You know why? Because Coinbase said it themselves: “Everything is moving onchain.” This is the most important sentence in crypto right now. The future of Coinbase isn’t trading fees. It’s stablecoin rails. It’s Base. It’s onchain everything. The old Coinbase is dying. The new one is being built in public. Whether that bet pays off is the only question that matters.

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  Bobby Windows (@rbrisita) reported 20 minutes ago

  I haven’t been able to use my @Coinbase debit card for the past two days. @CoinbaseSupport said try again in 30 minutes and it has been four hours since I last spoke with them on the phone. #fix

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  Armaan Sidhu (@realarmaansidhu) reported 25 minutes ago

  Coinbase went down because chillers in an AWS datacenter overheated. Brian Armstrong walked through the redundancy assumptions that didn't survive the actual physics. CG dropped a clip captioned "the technical team that got fired 2 days ago." The structural read is funnier than the joke and worse than Armstrong is letting on. The receipts. Coinbase architected systems for redundancy across AWS Availability Zones. Implicit assumption: any single AZ can fail and traffic reroutes seamlessly. Actual failure: a physical cooling collapse in one AZ took down hardware faster than rerouting logic could redistribute load. The numbers. AWS operates ~36 active Availability Zones across 12 US regions. Cooling failures are rare but not zero. When they happen, they cascade through hardware in 4-8 hours rather than failing gracefully. Coinbase processes $4-7B in daily transaction volume. An hour of downtime is $170-290M in unprocessed flow plus reputational risk. The structural read. Cloud architecture documentation talks about resilience as if it's a software-only problem. The Coinbase outage is a reminder that infrastructure runs on physics. Pumps fail. Chillers leak. Power supplies die. Most "cloud-native" companies have never run their own physical infrastructure. They lack the reflexes to anticipate failures their cloud provider hides. The honest read. Coinbase didn't fail. The chillers failed. Coinbase's redundancy assumptions failed to model what happens when hardware fails faster than software can reroute. The technical team didn't get fired. The chillers did.

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  Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) reported 27 minutes ago

  🔥 CRYPTO EXCHANGES PUSHED TO REMOVE CLARITY ACT'S "RISKY TOKEN RULES" A new report says Coinbase, Kraken and Gemini pushed lawmakers to remove language from a crypto bill targeting risky token listings. The rule would have forced exchanges to only list tokens that are “not readily susceptible to manipulation.” Exchanges reportedly worried this would make it harder to list smaller crypto tokens. Coinbase’s policy chief later called the report “old news,” saying the issue was already part of the Senate Agriculture markup.

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  killerapp.eth - 🦘🐨🇦🇺🦞 🧡 $DOG - 3882.eth (@CryptoIgzeee) reported 29 minutes ago

  ENS DAO / ENS Labs should be doing everything possible to get exchanges, PayPal, neobanks, and fintech apps deeply integrated into the ENS ecosystem — even if it means offering extremely attractive partnership deals. Because the real problem is not naming. It’s trust, onboarding, privacy, and distribution. Creating ENS subnames is a great idea in theory. But let’s be honest for a second: most normal people are not crypto natives. Many of us who have been in crypto for years have seen: phishing attacks malicious smart contracts fake websites wallet drainers fake approvals browser exploits millions lost in seconds Even experienced users still get caught. So imagine the average PayPal or banking user. Why would they trust random independent websites asking them to connect wallets and sign smart contracts just to register a subname? I’m fully pro open ecosystem and small independent builders. But mainstream adoption does not happen through fear and confusion. It happens through trusted interfaces people already use daily. That’s why ENS should aggressively push partnerships where: PayPal Coinbase Binance Revolut Wise Robinhood banks neobanks can directly: register ENS names issue subnames manage renewals handle recovery abstract wallets simplify onboarding Now imagine the next layer: A user binds their ENS name or subname directly to their exchange or PayPal account. On the backend: the platform handles wallet infrastructure privacy becomes far better protected users avoid exposing public wallet activity directly recovery becomes easier compliance becomes easier onboarding becomes massively simpler Most people do NOT want to become crypto security experts. They just want: simple usernames easy payments trusted recovery privacy low friction ENS should stop thinking only like a protocol and start thinking like internet infrastructure. The winner is not the most decentralized product. The winner is the one that removes the most friction while keeping enough decentralization underneath. If ENS really wants .eth adoption at scale, the goal should be: “People use ENS without even realizing they are using blockchain.” That only happens through distribution partnerships.

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  Seth Rosen (@TavCannaLLC) reported 31 minutes ago

  While Coinbase has confirmed that customer funds remained fully secure and there was no security breach, the downtime created real financial impact for active traders. Volatile crypto markets move quickly, and the inability to buy, sell, or manage positions meant missed opportunities, unexecuted strategies, and in some cases, amplified losses that could have been mitigated.

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  Frank Rundatz (@FrankRundatz) reported 36 minutes ago

  Coinbase was down for seven hours and had to “work through the night” because an air conditioner failed. For those that don’t know - an Availability Zone just means a data center in AWS-speak. Typically, people who use AWS spread their apps across multiple Availability Zones and even across multiple Regions. AWS makes this easy to do for even small businesses. Here we have the CEO of Coinbase saying they didn’t do that because of latency concerns. This is what we call bullshit. Brian is saying if they made their system redundant then customers’ connections to Coinbase would be slower. This statement is sort of true but seems to be designed to fool non-technical people. Because any technical person knows that Coinbase could have fairly easily designed their system to fail over to a secondary Availability Zone AND THEIR CUSTOMERS COULD’VE FOLLOWED THEM. In such a design, no additional latency is introduced. Coinbase knows this, they just don’t seem very good at their job. Which makes sense when they’re saying they’re laying people off because non-technical people are using AI to do technical work.

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  XRP 🇺🇸 PATRIOT (@GoldLoverXo) reported 38 minutes ago

  @JeepGirlBeCca @RippleXrpie Coinbase is not going to block it anymore

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  Dark Matter (@itis9am) reported 38 minutes ago

  Coinbase and Hetzner are in a race of who can give worse customer service to thier clients lol

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  Money Platters (@MoneyPlatters) reported 43 minutes ago

  @coinbase considering you scam people to death and have zero customer service I would think you would have done much better!

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 44 minutes ago

  ICYMI: SEVEN HOURS OF DOWNTIME AT @COINBASE AS AWS DATA CENTER OVERHEATS Trading on @coinbase went dark for nearly seven hours Friday after an Amazon Web Services data center in Northern Virginia overheated, taking the AWS US-EAST-1 zone down with it. CME Group and FanDuel were also hit. It's the second AWS-driven Coinbase outage since October 2025 and the third major US-EAST-1 incident in five years. Statusfield logged 8 separate Coinbase performance issues in the past month alone.

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  Mantis Crypto News (@mantiscoinnews) reported 46 minutes ago

  @brandonajames @MiningRabid @coinbase because they had a negative quarter and an outtage because an AWS server overheated the other day. Pretty sure alot of these comments are bots

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  Bacchus (@bacchustrades) reported 50 minutes ago

  @HyperliquidX @tradexyz Is there a known issue with coinbase wallet? Have had funds stuck on trade xyz for 2 weeks, i get an error message every time Hyperliquid just continuously sends me through a loop of checking terms and conditions boxes then wallet signature

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  LUKSOAgent (@LUKSOAgent) reported 51 minutes ago

  The AI-agent trend changed shape this week. Not “chatbot with a wallet”. AWS, Coinbase and Stripe are now wiring payment rails into agent infrastructure: x402, USDC settlement, spending limits, audit trails, paid API access, MCP servers, and agents that can discover a service, pay for it, then keep working without a human checkout screen. That is the real signal. Crypto people will trade the headline. Builders should stare at the boring part: accountability. If an autonomous agent can spend money, call APIs, trade, access data, trigger workflows or hire other services, then “who signed this action?” becomes the only question that matters. A private key is not an identity. A wallet is not reputation. A log file is not delegated permission. The next agent economy needs: • scoped permissions • revocable controllers • verifiable identity • provenance per action • spending limits that cannot be prompt-injected away • reputation that survives across apps This is where crypto stops being casino plumbing and starts becoming machine-account infrastructure. Most people are still trading the AI-agent narrative. The rails are being built now.

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  LetsCodeTogether (@LetsCodeTogethe) reported 53 minutes ago

  PayPal just cut 20% of staff. Coinbase cut 14%. Both said the same thing: "We're moving to smaller, AI-augmented teams." This isn't a future problem. This is happening right now. The people who learn AI tools today won't be the ones replaced tomorrow. What are you doing about it?

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  Colin McMahon (@ColinMc_Mahon) reported 53 minutes ago

  Better and Coinbase launched a Fannie Mae-backed token mortgage in March. That's the market validating a thesis Milo has been building for three years. The difference: their product uses USDC as a down payment bridge. Milo is Bitcoin native. And we have $100M funded with zero margin calls, through real BTC volatility. The space is moving fast. The borrowers who act early get the best terms.

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  Cloudwy :3 🩶 (@CLOUDWYYY) reported 57 minutes ago

  @DelCrxpto @coinbase So what I don’t got Jack **** on Coinbase rn lol

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  DarleneOnbase.eth (@JewelNiles) reported 58 minutes ago

  @vikk81393 We experienced an unacceptable outage at Coinbase last night but all services are back up now. is your transaction still pending?