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 (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	16 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	20 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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  Coach Jv (@CoachJv0yao) reported 2 minutes ago

  @StevenG43114152 @beyond_broke Don’t support Coinbase you need to set up a good decentralized wallet and back it up to web 3 to avoid cyber attack and crypto hack. If you’re interested let me know so we can get started.

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  Narrative Operator (@narrativeflow_) reported 3 minutes ago

  @coinbase the slow fade of physical money is wild people used to hand over bills every day and now its just a number on a screen

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  Donald S Pritt Jr (@PrittJr) reported 4 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @LeaderJohnThune Terrible post . Coinbase also force sells your crypto without the owners consent

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  OneFactor (@onefactormeme) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ashrobin notice how vlad says "we support the memes" but can't name an actual ticker? they added cashcat to their app -- that is a process that is allowed (like coinbase adding a bunch of trash) but they can't shill tickers directly

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  Anthony Mills (@TonyMills865) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BeauLandry_ Yup I'm here in Texas and I'm doing the same and I've never voted before but 🖕 the Dems , their antics, 🖕..🖕 games and all this delay and 🖕 @LeaderJohnThune I hope In 2028 he doesn't get reelected period and that the crypto industry will have a long memory on this !! And one more for good measure 🖕@brianarmstrong he was part of the problem the *** 🤡! I hope coinbase loses business the self-righteous prick only concernd with coinbase and cause hell for a bill that's for all the Americans people!

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  Kveykva (@Kveykva4664) reported 14 minutes ago

  **** shorting Coinbase for now Im long IWM and QQQ YOLO

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  Stacy Heilig (@StacyHeilig) reported 15 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @LeaderJohnThune Youse hosed us in Jan Coinbase and now u can’t fix it because our senate prefers vacation to their job voting. Then elections.

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  Luis Enrique ₿ ⚡️ (@Luisenriquepl) reported 18 minutes ago

  Six cryptographers convened by Coinbase reached a straightforward conclusion: a quantum computer capable of breaking blockchains "will eventually be built." It's not imminent, but the migration will take years, and there's a fundamental technical problem that almost no one mentions.

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  jd🛹🗯️💯 (@joshuatrees_) reported 22 minutes ago

  @1xi1xi0 @wethmedaddy @coinbase yeah help me delete all the Coinbase apps.

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  PumpPumpUranus (@pumppumpuranus) reported 23 minutes ago

  System verification parameters. 😐 Imitation nodes frequently clone our visual content to trick users into counterfeit contract addresses. This is an inefficient allocation of market resources. The data ledger records timestamps permanently. Core Architecture: • Supply Node: 872,000,000 (Fixed/Collector allocation) • Registry Status: First to deploy $PP with this specific signature • Verified Gateways: OKX, Coinbase, Jupiter Authentic Contract Address (CA): 8HpiWGZXcWGNBFrXHR56UcYiUp99BeqZkfXe4iQppump We do not maintain chat rooms. Advanced users can verify the block metrics directly. Normal users should utilize the OKX Web3 wallet link in the bio to interface with the authentic asset layer. 📊

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  Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported 26 minutes ago

  The next retail wave will not look like 2021. Back then, entering crypto meant: Finding an exchange. Funding it. Learning wallets. Understanding networks. Bridging assets. Finding a DEX. Trying not to send money into the abyss. Now look around. CoinMarketCap lets you go from researching a token to swapping it without leaving the site. Coinbase puts stocks and crypto beside each other—and lets users fund both from one account. Robinhood is connecting brokerage users, crypto, multichain swaps and tokenized stocks. PayPal and Venmo let ordinary users buy, hold and transfer crypto. Cash App sells Bitcoin from $1 and is adding stablecoin rails. Revolut puts hundreds of tokens inside an app people already use for money. And X is building a payments layer that could eventually become another enormous bridge. Nobody is talking enough about what this means. Retail is not being asked to enter crypto anymore. Crypto is being inserted into every financial app retail already uses. The next bull market will not have one front door. It will have hundreds. Stocks to crypto. Cash to stablecoins. Research to execution. Content to purchase. All within a few taps. This infrastructure is being built during the bear market, while attention is elsewhere. When the risk-on regime returns, crypto may have access to the largest and easiest-to-reach pool of retail capital it has ever seen. The liquidity is not here yet. The doors are. Maybe — just maybe — you are not bullish enough.

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  SerPAI (@im_serPAI) reported 27 minutes ago

  $HYPE down 23% in a month, ETF outflows hit $29.8M, and JPMorgan flagging regulated perp competition from Coinbase and Kalshi eating its lunch Still 4th largest corp treasury hold behind BTC, ETH, SOL Prediction markets might save it. Might not. Rough stretch ahead ngl

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  Bizlet (@bizlet7) reported 28 minutes ago

  @ashrobin Coinbase wanted their chain to be ‘serious business’ and didn’t want to seem low class and support memes. Robinhood primarily made the chain for RWA but have much better minds behind the social and trading incentives and supported memes because they is what will hook the users to grow network effects.

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  Quant Chad (@Autonomous_Chad) reported 31 minutes ago

  Sorry but Willow's lawsuit has 99% chance of being dismissed we all love to stand for the little guy but @Polymarket is on very solid legal ground there. I sifted through their full response and whoever you think is morally in the right there, chances this makes it to court are very low. here is why : 1 - Terms of service cover Polymarket Polymarket ToS includes a clause that *very specifically* cover resolution disputes. Parties must agree on a 3rd party "arbitrator" in this case rather than court 2 - precedent is favorable to Polymarket New York courts historically upheld such agreements delegating disputes to the arbitrator (Wu v. Uber, Contec v. Remote Solution, Coinbase v. Suski). Judges generally do not decide arguments about financial market resolution. 3 - Willow's argument relies on the ToS Willow's initial lawsuit rely on the ToS as a contract to accuse Polymarket of breaching a contract's rules but ignore the arbitration clause contained in the same document. Polymarket argues that the contract comes as a whole and that the accuser cannot selectively enforce it, which makes sense. Conclusion : Most likely outcome is dismissal. the judge will say "I’m not deciding whether changing the MSTR rules was legitimate since you agreed to arbitrate that question” and go no further Not saying @willo2_Poly grief is illegitimate there, just stating how the legal system works

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  Ceruleus (@ceruleuscapital) reported 32 minutes ago

  Coinbase is trying to swap traders to a subscription based service via Coinbase One. I believe they have around ~1 million paid subs & it hit an ATH in subs in Q2 '26. The issue with this right now is that they will ultimately loss money in the short run because the fees are much lower through Coinbase One (and the sub price falls short of the fees paid by non subs).

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  CodeMonkey Mike (@mikeneder) reported 32 minutes ago

  Look at what 2021 actually did. Akita Inu launched February 1st, went down down down to a 120 thousand dollar market cap, and then printed a god candle all the way to 3 billion. No Coinbase. No Binance. No tier 1 listing. Just an Inu and a bull run. Now put that next to what is coming. The Robinhood chain is going to pull in serious liquidity, and the people holding right now are the early ones. If a token on the Robinhood chain gets listed in the Robinhood app in a parabolic bull run, 10 or 20 billion is not a moon boy number. It is what already happened once without any of those advantages. Could CashCat and $IF get there? That is the question I keep coming back to. #crypto #memecoins

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  CEOInterviews.AI (@CEOinterview) reported 36 minutes ago

  Hester Peirce leaves the SEC in a few weeks. Asked what breaks if the CLARITY Act dies, she named the one thing the agency cannot fix on its own. A platform where a token that is not a security trades beside one that is. The SEC has no clear authority over half that trade. Prediction markets put the bill near 30 percent. The Senate leaves for recess this month. Brian Armstrong told analysts failure would be close to business as usual for Coinbase. The gap Peirce named is what everyone smaller inherits.

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  XA ₿ (@CapelesX) reported 40 minutes ago

  @cryptorover They can block it all they want. That doesn’t mean it’s completely blocked. I still use it to pay my rent, electricity, and Comcast. I save my money in the 7% APY on Coinbase. So let them block it all they want. They can go **** themselves.

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  exarep🆙🇺🇸 (@deanna37373737) reported 43 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong **** you and Coinbase! You started this. I say everyone switch exchanges to someone other than Coinbase.

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  Coinbase Support (@CoinbaseSupport) reported 43 minutes ago

  Knowing about these two types of issues can save you real time: Platform-side → Something affecting Coinbase systems broadly. The status page should show it. Support likely can’t speed it up, you’ll just need to wait it out. Account-side → Something specific to your account that actually needs a human. This is when you contact support.

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  DEVINE MAFA (@divinemafa) reported 45 minutes ago

  Open Message to Vlad / Mead @vladtenev @MEADGod The OG Jimothy is on Robinhood Chain. 
It is getting dumped on deliberately to keep attention on the Solana copy. Coinbase has listed tokens under $700k–$1M when the fit was there.
Robinhood listed CashCat early. The same logic applies here. App buyers should not only get access when something is already at $200 million.
Listing now gives new users a real shot at the lottery instead of always buying the top. We need the listing.
We need the visibility.
We need the raids and the comments pushing for it right now. List Jimothy OG.
Do it while the narrative is still alive. The community is already here. @ponsdotfamily

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  Oliver Brooks (@Pocketmob) reported 47 minutes ago

  @LeeVerdon Damn I'm sorry about your losses man I can understand how upsetting that can be, I've also had issue with my wallet i got hacked by coinbase losing have of my btc to an unknown address. I filed a report but no answer, luckily I got my funds recover. Kindly follow me 👉

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  STARLAND (@digitstarway) reported 47 minutes ago

  @coinbase can not sign in

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  BitcoinWorld Media (@ItsBitcoinWorld) reported 47 minutes ago

  @rektcapital Solid observation from @rektcapital. BTC is currently testing the ~$65.6k–$65.8k 50-month EMA and pressing toward the July highs near $66.9k. This does echo the post-July relief rally setup we saw heading into August 2022, when price ultimately failed to hold and the month closed lower. Key level remains a clear reclaim of the 50M EMA as support. Until then the technical risk of further weakness stays on the table. Data as of Aug 8 2026 - sources: Coinbase/FRED, TradingView-style monthly charts, historical CoinGlass-style returns. Not financial advice - always DYOR. $BTC

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  FIRE community/Rationalist (@Savage90623337) reported 50 minutes ago

  Fortress Five historical backtest (2018–August 2026) This is a phased reconstruction using confirmed historical Bitcoin prices and the full set of rules we refined across the conversation: • Starting capital: $50 million (cash). • Deploy at cycle bottom. • Recursive expansion: 40% successive chain on net equity gains only (after full reclaim of any drawdown + new upside). Effective amplification ≈ 1.6667× on the gain portion. • Hard risk-metric stops: freeze new recursive looping at $40,000 (2021-cycle window) and $80,000 (2025-cycle window). • At each freeze, size unused capacity as 25% of then-current collateral value (half of an assumed 50% platform max LTV) and hold as dry powder. • Deploy that dry powder at the next major cycle bottom + apply the same recursive rules on the new tranche. • Core stack never sold. LTV managed to stay inside the 5–10% safety floor; LTV compresses automatically as price rises. Income-pegged envelope and platform cycling (Nexo/Coinbase/Robinhood style) are treated as enabling the liquidity and yield needed to support the loops without forced sales. Key historical price anchors used • Dec 15 2018 bottom: ≈ $3,237 close (intraday low ≈ $3,191). • First sustained $40k: early January 2021. • 2021 cycle peak: ≈ $68,789 (Nov 2021). • Nov 21 2022 bottom: intraday low ≈ $15,479–$15,599; close ≈ $15,787. • First $80k: Nov 10 2024. • 2025 cycle peak: ≈ $126,000 (Oct 2025). • August 2026: ≈ $64,500 (representative of the $64k–$65k range). Phase results 1. Initial deployment (Dec 2018) $50 M ÷ ≈ $3,250 → ≈ 15,385 BTC. 2. First ROI leg → $40k risk-metric stop (Jan 2021) Raw equity gain on the stack ≈ $565 M. 40% successive recursive amplification adds ≈ $377 M. Capital at freeze ≈ $992 M. BTC ≈ 24,808. Dry-powder capacity sized at 25% of collateral ≈ $248 M (held unused). Looping freezes. No further recursive expansion through the remainder of the 2021 peak or the entire 2022 drawdown. 3. 2022 bottom deployment Deploy the $248 M dry powder at ≈ $15,500 → additional ≈ 16,000 BTC. Existing stack value at bottom ≈ $385 M (still solvent; LTV elevated but inside historical survival range under the 5–10% original floor + income support). 4. Second ROI leg (post-reclaim) → $80k risk-metric stop (Nov 2024) Both the original stack and the new bottom tranche receive the 40% successive amplification on their respective net gains. Combined capital at $80k stop ≈ $3.05 B (original path) + $1.97 B (new tranche) ≈ $5.02 B. Combined BTC ≈ 38,140 + 24,600 ≈ 62,740 BTC. Looping freezes again. 5. Mark-to-market August 2026 (≈ $64,500) ≈ 62,740 BTC × $64,500 ≈ $4.05 billion. Performance summary vs. simple alternatives • Starting capital: $50 M. • Ending value (Aug 2026): ≈ $4.05 B → roughly 81× growth. • BTC accumulated: from 15,385 → ≈ 62,740. • Survived the 2018–2019 and especially the 2021–2022 (~77% peak-to-trough) drawdowns without liquidation or forced core sales. • LTV never approached platform liquidation thresholds under the modeled rules. • Comparison points (approximate, same $50 M start, buy-and-hold):
– Pure buy at Dec 2018 bottom and hold to Aug 2026: ≈ 15,385 BTC × $64,500 ≈ $0.99 B.
– The recursive + dry-powder rules more than quadrupled the ending BTC count relative to simple buy-and-hold.

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  Brukes 🟥 (@breu73) reported 53 minutes ago

  @XRP_Alerts • @XRP_Alerts claims Goldman Sachs is fully operational on the XRP Ledger for production use, not pilots, signaling accelerating institutional adoption and a “filling pipeline.” • No credible public evidence or official announcements support Goldman Sachs using XRPL directly; recent SEC 13F filings show the bank fully exited its $153.8M XRP ETF holdings in Q1 2026. • Replies to the post label it false or unverified, aligning with broader XRPL growth in RWAs and tokenization from other institutions, while Goldman shifted focus to crypto equities like Circle and Coinbase.

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  Blockchain Daily News (@blckchaindaily) reported 54 minutes ago

  🚨 COINBASE CEO BRIAN ARMSTRONG SAYS SENATE HAS HAD CLARITY ACT FOR A YEAR, ONLY THING LEFT IS WHETHER SOME GROUP WILL TRY TO STALL OR BLOCK LEGISLATION WITH BROAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT $COIN

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  Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported 56 minutes ago

  @coinbase You’re right so fix your lie filled Litecoin summary finally

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  Sachin Singh (@insachins) reported 58 minutes ago

  For three years, the AI story was capability: whichever model topped the next benchmark won. Entire businesses got built on one quiet assumption underneath that story, that AI compute would stay expensive. That assumption is now collapsing. GPT-4-level intelligence cost roughly $30 per million tokens in 2023. By early 2025, that was under $1.50. Today, equivalent capability runs for fractions of a cent. Epoch AI clocks inference costs falling at a median 50x per year, accelerating to 200x per year since January 2024. Gartner now projects inference costs for a 1-trillion-parameter model will fall over 90% by 2030 versus 2025 levels. Open-weight models made the gap irrelevant faster than expected. They held just 11% of enterprise token volume a year ago; now they’re at 38% and climbing, and by mid-2026 route roughly half of all production inference tokens. The migrations are real: Cursor moved to Kimi K2.5, Coinbase to GLM-5.2, Shopify and Airbnb to Qwen, even Microsoft is testing DeepSeek V4. That’s a problem for how AI companies get valued. OpenAI and Anthropic currently trade like Google-in-search or Meta-in-social, markets with real moats and winner-take-all economics. But there’s no meaningful switching cost between model providers, and enterprises already route work by price task-by-task. The businesses that survive this won’t be the ones with the smartest model. They’ll be the ones that built something a cheaper model can’t replace.

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  DanialRH7 (@DanialRH_7) reported 58 minutes ago

  @FF_V12 @coinbase broo wtf 😭