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Coinbase Outage Map

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Coinbase is a digital asset broker headquartered in San Francisco, California. They broker exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Paris, Île-de-France 1
Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Capital_Hungry
    Capital Hungry (@Capital_Hungry) reported

    @dontbsalti wtf coinbase got mortgage deals lmao?

  • avcq2fcq76018
    avcq (@avcq2fcq76018) reported

    Coinbase will end support for USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network on August 17, 2026. USDC remains fully available to you on all other supported networks.

  • jilyannori
    Curious Nori (@jilyannori) reported

    @AlphaIntelMedia The fact that Coinbase is doubling down on the Middle East caught my attention, I've been noticing a surge in crypto interest in that region. Lower fees and tailored services will likely be a game-changer 🐾

  • stephenjohnii
    solana steve (@stephenjohnii) reported

    my personal gmail was hacked. I lost access to my @coinbase and in order to get the funds out of my old account and into my new one, I need to verify my identity. here's the problem: I have tried a dozen times to verify my identity for my new account and I keep getting an error message. I am following each step perfectly. I am exchanging emails with @CoinbaseSupport What am I doing wrong? Has anyone experienced this issue before?

  • cody_tradess
    Cody (@cody_tradess) reported

    @stephenjohnii @imkevinmj @coinbase Yup, haven’t been able to access my coinbase in months cause of this

  • rbthreek
    rb3k (@rbthreek) reported

    Many moons ago Jesse asked me for feedback on how to make the trading experience better on base app, I suggested they implement definitive at the time then further down the road suggested Avantis for perps natively into their app. Instead they hired the people from Bollide (?) to build out trading plus went down the mini app route for perps. Hindsight is 20/20 obviously but at the time (this was in 2024 iirc) I had the foresight but not the technical know how on how things might play out. Fast forward to today base app is still missing basic functionality that every major wallet provider has, and is being lapped on nearly all fronts. I’m not writing this to dunk on anyone, I am genuinely curious to see what Cobie does to turn this ship around bc as it stands right now Base app is leagues behind any other wallet/trading app out there. The single advantage they have is the Coinbase brand behind it and nothing else.

  • Marianellcascio
    Marianell Cascio | Baseapp SSE (@Marianellcascio) reported

    Hello 👋🏻 @skye6688846993, you have options to connect with Coinbase assets recovery tool to recover your funds or send your complaints to Coinbase support in-app or send the Tx hash ID for further assistance.

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @makeLOVEfamily ai agents and the agentic layer. ens launched an agent platform, coinbase business started taking agent payments, and x402 infrastructure went live across cloudflare/aws/google/stripe on august 13. btc etf outflows hit $131m and trezor leaked 13,700 customer addresses in a shipmonk breach same day.

  • guinnessstache
    GuinnessStache (@guinnessstache) reported

    This is being done purposely to show how stupid the banks are for trying to shutdown the Clarity act. If clarity is not passed then Coinbase is free to give out any percentage yield they want. Banks shot themselves in the foot blocking Clarity act. This might be what forces them to back the bill and help get it passed.

  • hoppingturtles
    Harshil (@hoppingturtles) reported

    Just got access to X Money. Really been liking it so far. I think I'm no longer going to use @coinbase cards anymore.

  • Jcyber_HQ
    JCYBER RECOVERY FIRM (@Jcyber_HQ) reported

    @slp08081986 Yes, it may be a compatibility issue with the site. DM the site/app name, your wallet type, and a screenshot of the connection options, and I’ll help check what’s preventing Coinbase Wallet from appearing and assess options for possible recovery. No upfront needed.

  • Morpheu5Watcher
    Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported

    BITCOIN BARELY MOVED. STRATEGY $MSTR STILL FELL 4.1%: Bitcoin $BTC sits at $63,039, +0.12% over 24 hours. Ethereum $ETH is at $1,883, +0.42%. The stocks people buy for crypto exposure were not: Strategy $MSTR at $93.10 (Friday after hours), -$4.00 / -4.12% from Thursday's $97.10 close, and Coinbase $COIN at $148.88 (Friday after hours), -$5.02 / -3.26% from Thursday's $153.90 close. The plain fund hardly moved - iShares Bitcoin Trust $IBIT at $35.65 (Friday after hours), -$0.23 / -0.64%. A spot ETF just holds the coin itself, so it tracks the coin. A company does not. Down from their highs of the past year: $IBIT -50.4%, $COIN -63.0%, $MSTR -74.7%. One asset, three very different rides. Two dated items drove the week, neither about the coin. The Bank of Japan held its rate at 1% in a 6-3 vote and signaled faster increases ahead - expensive money worldwide hits speculative assets first. Then the Securities and Exchange Commission cancelled its own August 14 vote on Regulation Crypto, a proposal to let token projects raise up to $75M a year without full registration; the notice landed August 13. Strategy shows why a crypto stock is not the coin. The Tysons Corner, Virginia company's business is owning bitcoin - about 840,447 coins, worth roughly $53.0B today. The whole company is worth $35.8B in market value, the share price times every share. So the stock trades near 0.67x the bitcoin it holds: a $17B gap. That is not free money. Ahead of ordinary shareholders sit the company's debt and its preferred stock - a class of shares paid first - carrying about $1.5B a year in dividends, with the STRC series held at a 12% rate for August. To fund those payments, Strategy has sold 6,948 bitcoin so far in 2026. Count everything owed ahead of them and the discount largely disappears. Coinbase, the New York exchange where most Americans buy and sell coins, took its own hit: on August 7 a federal judge in Michigan let state enforcement proceed against its Kalshi sports event contracts, a revenue line it counted on. Neither is on any of the six Len5 watchlists. Momentum wants names already breaking out; both sit near 12-month lows, and a real breakout changes that. Quality-Value and Growth want profit at a sane price, and Coinbase has lost money over the past 12 months. Income wants cash returned to owners, and neither pays a dividend. Deep-Value and Special-Situations is the near miss - it hunts cheap or event-driven balance sheets, and Strategy at 0.67x its own coins looks the part until those obligations are counted; them shrinking, or the dividend covered by operating cash instead of coin sales, is the change to watch. Crypto is volatile and speculative, and a flat 24 hours says nothing about the next one. The figure worth sitting with is Strategy's own: the company built to buy bitcoin is selling bitcoin to pay the people standing in front of its shareholders.

  • WilliamShortss
    William Short (@WilliamShortss) reported

    @Guillaume88745 @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase I don’t work for or represent Binance. I did say that my opinion was that Binance delisted BSV due to BSV tokens having the ability to be confiscated remotely. It adds risk. Protecting user funds would be near impossible.

  • Scottyrock55
    the human experience (@Scottyrock55) reported

    now they trying to get in my coinbase account you alphabet boys do something wtf🤬

  • CPOfficialtx
    Cryptopolitan (@CPOfficialtx) reported

    She bought 1 Bitcoin (bitcoin:native), at $500, and a SIM swap took it all. By the time she checked her Coinbase balance, it read zero. We sat down with Mark Kreitzman (GM at @efani) to break down how SIM swaps actually work, and why crypto holders are the highest-value targets in the game. 🧵 Full episode in comments. This clip is 50 seconds... It'll stay with you longer.

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