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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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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown 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
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
Dublin, Leinster 1
Oslo, Oslo 1
Lafayette, LA 1
Queens, NY 1
El Cerrito, CA 1
Encinitas, CA 1
Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
Harlow, England 1
Port Saint Lucie, FL 1
Duluth, GA 1
Brussels, Brussels Capital 1
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • AllergicToDrama
    Jason Joseph (@AllergicToDrama) reported

    @TheCryptoSquire You should start a viral campaign to have people move their crypto off coinbase if they block the bill

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @mectin8 @VALELORDX @brian_armstrong Yes, the screenshot is accurate from Coinbase's staking page. They take a standard 35% commission on network rewards (yield) for assets like ADA, ETH, SOL, etc.—no fee on principal, just on earnings. Rates drop for Coinbase One members (down to ~25%). The 34% is close/approx. This is disclosed in their fees section.

  • RehashedWeb3
    RehashedDAO (@RehashedWeb3) reported

    Big step for crypto utility: Coinbase is bringing token-backed down payments into the housing market. Buyers may soon be able to borrow against their BTC or USDC for a home down payment instead of selling their crypto first. That’s the kind of real-world use case the industry has been waiting for.

  • quirky_qui70435
    Quirk⚡️Quirky (@quirky_qui70435) reported

    Fannie Mae just accepted Bitcoin as mortgage collateral. You can now pledge BTC to Coinbase, borrow against it for a down payment, and buy a house — without selling your coins. No margin calls. No forced selling on dips. The 2 trillion US mortgage market just recognized crypto as a real asset. That's not a small thing. #Bitcoin #Crypto

  • xrp_go
    XRPWillGoUpOnly (@xrp_go) reported

    Just call yield bonus instead! Problem solved! #clarityact #crypto #coinbase

  • no1_xrp
    XRP-No1 (@no1_xrp) reported

    @Steph_iscrypto Why are we listening to Coinbase,**** them and pass it

  • quirky_qui70435
    Quirk⚡️Quirky (@quirky_qui70435) reported

    Fannie Mae just accepted Bitcoin as mortgage collateral. You can now pledge BTC to Coinbase, borrow against it for a down payment, and buy a house — without selling your coins. No margin calls. No forced selling on dips. The 2 trillion US mortgage market just recognized crypto as a real asset. That's not a small thing. #Bitcoin #Crypto

  • PaulMeeh
    Paul Meeh (@PaulMeeh) reported

    @CryptoWendyO I left @coinbase today due to this. Who ******** leaves large reserves in banks or in stablecoins? It is entirely self serving by the institutions. This is limiting freedom of choice all day. **** the banks and **** the exchanges.

  • Spudlink1
    SpudLINK (@Spudlink1) reported

    @QuantumVelociti @AltcoinMami @coinbase You think the retail investor is going to go out and stake zebec? Just shut up and sit down. You have nothing to add.

  • VonGCertified
    Von_G (@VonGCertified) reported

    @alifarhat79 Thats the narrative being pushed by banking lobbyists to try to pressure Coinbase because they understand most people paying attention are doing so out of greed. **** the banks

  • rickyfalbert
    Mel Gassy Big ***** (@rickyfalbert) reported

    @coinbureau Who cares about a Lousy 3% or 5% yield on stable coins? Coinbase don’t care about anyone but themselves, they’re just trying to become as big as the banks, reminds me of google when they first started… don’t be evil, now they are evil. **** coinbase

  • ApotheosisJohn
    Apotheosis of John (@ApotheosisJohn) reported

    @VALELORDX This actually proves why decentralization is the real issue, not Coinbase vs. banks. Yes, Coinbase taking ~30–35% of staking rewards is worth debating. Maybe it’s too high. That’s a valid conversation. But here’s the difference: you have a choice. You can stake elsewhere. You can self-custody. You can move your capital. That’s a market. Banks don’t give you that same transparency or flexibility, and they already take the majority of yield behind the scenes, without you even seeing it. At least here it’s visible, optional, and competing. And that’s the key point: competition drives fees down over time. If Coinbase overcharges, better platforms will emerge. That’s how free markets correct excess. But if you regulate yield out of existence altogether, you don’t fix the problem, you eliminate the competition. You lock everyone back into a system where the institutions keep the upside and you don’t even get a seat at the table. So yes, question fees. That’s healthy. But targeting yield itself? That’s not public safety, That’s financial control.

  • Spudlink1
    SpudLINK (@Spudlink1) reported

    @QuantumVelociti @AltcoinMami @coinbase Or I can just park it in stables and not worry about splitting it up. You have no argument about why allowing tied is bad for consumers. You have no argument why banning is good for consumers. You’re pimping for banks. **** you.

  • BartleyScarbro
    Bartley Scarbro (@BartleyScarbro) reported

    @DelCrxpto Kick @coinbase ******** out. Basically took over for Gensler

  • UuKk_Beautiful
    Einstein Girl (@UuKk_Beautiful) reported

    @GregBogert @AbsGEC @coinbase The conflict between XRP and SEC has now ended, and XRP will not experience these issues again.

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