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Coinbase Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Coinbase users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Coinbase, make sure to submit a report below

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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
Pike Creek Valley, DE 1
East Flatbush, NY 1
Petaling Jaya, SGR 1
Denver, CO 1
Louisville, KY 1
Wix, England 2
Guayaquil, Guayas 1
Palo Verde, Coclé 1
Rome, Latium 1
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 1
City of Tiffin, OH 2
Montreux, VD 1
Miami, FL 1
Solihull, England 1
Boldon Colliery, England 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • GabPaul2001
    Paul Gab (@GabPaul2001) reported

    @coinbase Is this where the customer service budget went? Glad to see Brian is prioritizing F1 content over actually fixing the glitchy interface and high fees.

  • jettie_Rider
    Jettie (@jettie_Rider) reported

    @coinbase Focus on fixing your customer support response times instead of filming high-budget PR stunts

  • midsusnight
    midnight (@midsusnight) reported

    Polymarket just crushed Q1 2026 with 122 million visits and left everyone else in the dust Robinhood came close with 118.1 million but still couldn't touch the top spot and Coinbase trailing at 78.8 million shows you where the real action is happening right now DraftKings, FanDuel and all those traditional betting giants are sitting way below at 47 million 39.3 million while Polymarket keeps pulling in traders who want real markets not just sports parlays even Kalshi and Kraken combined don't come close to what polymarket is doing and that gap only keeps growing every single quarter this isn't just some niche crypto betting site anymore this is the platform where serious money moves and where the smartest traders are placing their edge

  • BruceDougl21966
    Dylan Nordic (@BruceDougl21966) reported

    @chris_taylor @CryptoAsesino I need Base support or Coinbase Support. The recovery phrase for Base Wallet (formerly Coinbase Wallet) is entered, but the "Withdraw" requires BNB or ETH. Seeking assistance on this logic.

  • crico41
    Legrand Rico 🐊 (@crico41) reported

    @SwapHunt Market is at a decision point. BTC rejection at $79.4K isn’t weakness it’s supply being tested. Structure still bullish, EMA support holding, and Coinbase Premium staying positive = real bid underneath.

  • QubitValue
    QubitValue (@QubitValue) reported

    The blockchain industry's quantum reckoning isn't a question of if, but when. And the migration might take longer than the timeline itself. A new position paper convened by Coinbase lays out the challenge in stark terms. A quantum computer capable of breaking the elliptic-curve cryptography that secures major blockchains will eventually be built. The machine doesn't exist yet, as major engineering leaps remain, but the cryptographic migration needed to survive it will take years, making later an increasingly expensive word. Key takeaways worth understanding: - The real vulnerability isn't mining, it's signatures. Proof-of-work mechanisms rely on hash functions that resist quantum speedups well enough. The danger lies in the digital signatures that authorize transactions, the lock on every wallet door. - The numbers are sobering. Roughly 6.9 million Bitcoin sit in wallets with exposed public keys, theoretically vulnerable once a capable machine arrives. About 1 million of those are concentrated in just 11 large addresses, serving as a canary in the quantum coal mine. - Post-quantum signatures come with serious baggage. A current signature is 64 bytes. Its post-quantum replacement under NIST standards balloons to 2,420 bytes or more, with proportional hits to throughput, fees, and storage. Naively swapping them in could cut transaction capacity by over 90%. - The proposed solution is elegant. A hybrid approach lets wallets register both a classical and a post-quantum key. Networks continue using the fast classical signature until the threat becomes real, then flip a network-wide switch. You build the lifeboat now, but only board it when you see the iceberg. - The hardest problem may not be technical at all. Networks must decide the fate of wallets whose owners are unreachable or have lost their keys. The panel outlines the uncomfortable choice of freezing unmigrated funds or leaving them as sitting ducks for a future quantum attacker. For famous early-era wallets, they propose rate-limiting movement to turn dormant coins into a quantum early warning system. - The broader industry is moving, but unevenly. Some networks have detailed roadmaps or executed post-quantum transactions, while others remain in the proposal stage. NIST recommends completing migration by 2035, signaling how seriously governments take the timeline. Every industry relying on public-key cryptography faces a version of this same challenge. Blockchain just happens to be one of the few domains where the assets at risk are visible, quantifiable, and impossible to patch retroactively. It serves as a live stress test for how any sector handles the quantum transition. Preparation is not premature when the cost of being late is irreversible #QuantumComputing

  • Web3brr
    Deflex👨‍🍳🟦 (@Web3brr) reported

    @SadlifeTv_ @base Coinbase verification isn’t working for some countries

  • DrAndrew_Re
    Dr.Andrew Reiner☀️ (@DrAndrew_Re) reported

    @doxie0923 Thank you for the support! At the moment, Coinbase as announced native staking support for Flare (FLR)., but any listing or staking feature will depend on demand, regulatory approval, and exchange integration. Do you hold your tokens on coinbase wallet ?

  • ZienUndisclosed
    zien prime (@ZienUndisclosed) reported

    Litecoin is wilding with all these delays. Just tying up people money. Why allow us to initiate any transactions with LTC if you know there’s issues? And why is coinbase the only platform that actually is notifying consumers of these problems?

  • PanmoniCom
    Panmoni: Web3 Product Studio (@PanmoniCom) reported

    3/ /blocks — per-block chain economics. Tx count, miner take (coinbase), implied fees (coinbase − subsidy), economic value transferred, block size. Every block since CashTokens activation, paginated newest-first, with 7d / 30d / all-time aggregates and sparklines.

  • W00_am_1
    ? (@W00_am_1) reported

    @TedPillows btc holding above 78k with positive coinbase premium is actually a good sign for demand. that cme gap at 84k has been sitting there for a while. if 80k flips to support this could move a lot faster than people think

  • Queen1Crypto
    Jenn🛡️ (@Queen1Crypto) reported

    @ShibariumPups @cryptocom @coinbase Nooo.😩 Never had a dispute there, but at least they don’t block my charges outside of a 60 mile radius of my home.

  • hulmeheights
    hulmeheights (@hulmeheights) reported

    @saylordocs we'd all have bigger problems than checking coinbase

  • SentryxHQ
    SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported

    @RockyBrand60800 I can help recover your lost $TIG balance; I am currently tracing the movement of funds for assets sent to unsupported Coinbase addresses and can facilitate the recovery of your tokens. Share the transaction hash or details so we can assist.

  • Web3snr
    FOREXxxy (@Web3snr) reported

    @0xsadikbaba The bug is broken asset accounting: the vault uses a manual totalAssets variable instead of the real ETH balance. Because ETH can be forced into the contract (selfdestruct, coinbase rewards, etc.), totalAssets can diverge from address(this).balance.

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