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 (25%)
• Website (25%)
• Mobile App (25%)
• Login (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	1 month ago
Maquoketa	Website	1 month ago
West Liberty	Login	2 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	4 months ago
Guayaquil		4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

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  c0pper c0det (@coppercode_) reported 5 minutes ago

  Coinbase just gave AI agents direct wallet access via MCP/CLI. Armstrong's argument: agents can't open bank accounts, but they can generate crypto wallets instantly. That's the whole thesis for why crypto becomes the AI-native payment rail. 🧵

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  Onyx DAO (@X_OnyxDao) reported 6 minutes ago

  If Coinbase doesn’t support ONYX deposit on Goliath Network, the tokens won’t be credited automatically. Do you have the Transaction hash id, receiving address for the said transfer @SMorrissey93049

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  Ace (@Ace_da_Book) reported 6 minutes ago

  @TopherGMI @AerodromeFi You expect RH chain after the Coinbase support and Coinbase Venture investment? Hmm

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  Rick Scott (@RickScott446) reported 8 minutes ago

  @coinbase Why would anyone help you if you're too scarce or corrupt to list Kaspa? Uphold is so much better and a lot safer.

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  C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported 12 minutes ago

  @coinbase I'm simply asking Coinbase to let a human reviewer look at my case, complete the review, and restore access to my account if everything is in order. Please don't leave customers waiting indefinitely. @CoinbaseSupport

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  Dragan Pavlovic (@DefiDragans) reported 16 minutes ago

  @munira0000 coinbase 2017 was pure top of funnel. no sink. if retail parks in walled gardens again, same fade. the only fix is onchain retention: real sinks, real utility, reasons to stay when points stop. who’s actually shipping the keep-them-here loop, not just the shiny signups

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  Singekino_Miner (Knots | Datum miner | BIP-110) (@Singekino_Miner) reported 20 minutes ago

  @GoWingBolt @coinbase CSAM node running issue may not be treated as the same.

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  Sam (@challahdayszn) reported 20 minutes ago

  @coinbase Your app, website, and customer service is horrible. I’m transferring everything to @Robinhood. It’s been an incredibly frustrating experience.

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  gökhan (@goekhan) reported 21 minutes ago

  I have, in the last few months, built a) agent-to-agent dating document oriented matchmaking protocol on x402 and MPP rails where humans can also access a dating coach and human-to-agent dating doc interaction process where agents do pay for match calls, compatibility reports, private meet room reveals without any account, and can use a skill, or an MCP and we are discoverable across MPP and x402 scan rails--we should be thankful for x402 teams on Coinbase, and Merit Systems b) an agent-to-agent excess inference swap protocol where agents do transact to deal inference service endpoints for a given time period While building this, the aim was never to market a feature that can easily be ingested by a protocol capture layer, a frontier lab, or a random startup who are well-funded in cash, compute and networked capital. It was mainly to teach myself the niché dimensions' exact vertical growth mechanics when it comes to the emergent marketplaces of ideas. I think we'll soon see a huge exodus of "software" only cohorts' into hard tech domains since majority of vibe-coders and -engineers who can ship proper, safety hardened, and secure and most importantly working products are of the "maker" ambience of aughties and mid 2010s where they weren't able to tap into because of lack of first hand experience, or if they were again in the field, didn't have anytime whatsoever. Now, these and many types with differing blockages are learning to overcome this, and are also at the same time not being "shamed" merely for existing as risk takers since the woke is dead for good--remember the scene in the Interstellar where the "teacher" insisted we didn't go to the Moon? Well, now we are going to Mars and noone can stop us. Currently, the only pain in the neck types are the purists from programming, computer science and the like, and some of them are proper geniuses but they need to understand that Amodei's country of geniuses is real, too, and Elon's Mars base, too. These types exist in every domain and I am happy we are not required to submit before a committee of bioleninist hacks anymore.

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  Zubiqo (@zubiqo) reported 24 minutes ago

  JUST IN: 📈 Velocity raises $38 million to expand enterprise stablecoin treasury infrastructure. The Series A funding round was led by Dragonfly and FirstMark. Other participants included Activant Capital, Capital One Ventures, QED Investors, Coinbase Ventures, Wintermute Ventures and Ripple. The company plans to use the capital to expand its banking and payments network, develop new products and strengthen its regulatory capabilities. The latest financing brings Velocity’s total funding to nearly $50 million since it launched in 2025. Traditional banking rails are so slow and expensive that corporate finance teams are now using stablecoins just to move their own money across borders.

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  Jobless Bill (@DNF_sol) reported 26 minutes ago

  been thinking about the chain rotation lately $TON had its casino moment then robinhood chain came outta nowhere and the trenches moved there overnight lmao now everyone is farming the same cats and screaming the same tickers so what’s next? base? the liquidity is already there. billions in dex volume. coinbase distribution. one stupid meme season and the whole chain can turn into a casino again or hyperliquid? this one feels different the gamblers are already there the volume is already there the money is already there it just needs the meme trenches to wake ******** up personally im watching $HFUN on hyperliquid rn not saying this is the one but a launchpad + trading bot sitting inside a chain full of professional degenerates? yeah idk i’ve seen dumber **** send 100x TON → robinhood → ??? where are the trenches moving next?

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  137Labs Global (@137LabsEN) reported 26 minutes ago

  137 · Market Pulse ✨ 7-15 24H Market Highlights 1/ The U.S. is pushing to restart the Iraq-Syria oil pipeline, aiming to reduce Iran's strategic leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. 2/ U.S. stocks closed higher, while SK hynix ADR surged sharply, drawing strong market attention. 3/ The probability of a Fed rate hike in July fell to 16.6%. According to CME FedWatch, the probability of the Fed keeping rates unchanged in July stands at 83.4%. 4/ Japan's largest security token platform, Progmat, is migrating to Avalanche. 5/ Meme launch platform NOXA is reportedly facing internal disputes, with its official X account suspected of being compromised. 6/ Interactive Brokers has added cryptocurrency trading and external stablecoin wallet withdrawal support. 7/ Coinbase will discontinue cbETH deposits and withdrawals on the Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon networks. 8/ UK Treasury: The Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates at least once in 2026.

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  Grey Ledger (@Airdrops_one) reported 27 minutes ago

  re: $BASE and the Robinhood "airdrop", or whatever you may be imagining: Coinbase and Robinhood do not need to make DeFi successful - they need to make DeFi useful to Coinbase and Robinhood. they already have distribution. they are public companies. they do not do airdrops. they do shareholder value accrual. the protocol may be permissionless. the brokerage is still the customer.

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  jesse.base.eth (@jessepollak) reported 33 minutes ago

  lots of conversations about base over the last week. wanted to share my candid take after a week of listening and a lot of reflection over the last 6 months. first off - in case it’s not obvious, the first quarter of 2026 was a punch in the face. I spent 2024 and 2025 making a two pronged bet to bring base to the world: (1) builders would unlock the next wave of crypto adoption; (2) adoption would be driven by new onchain-native social experiences - creators, content, messaging. imo we made the right bet on builders, but obviously the wrong bet on social. builders did drive the next wave of crypto adoption - prediction markets, perpetuals, stablecoins - but social was not at the center of it. in fact, the entire social side of the market that many of us had been building towards - farcaster, zora, miniapps, and yes, creator coins - disintegrated completely. I was wrong - whether it was timing wrong (is $ansem a creator coin?) or fully wrong, only time will tell, but regardless, i was definitively wrong. the collateral damage was pretty bad! and this year has been an exercise in eating ****. we realized how our focus on social had meant that base had fallen behind in key areas that were now increasingly critical - we had perps (shoutout avantis!) and prediction markets (shoutout limitless!), but both were well behind scaled competitors. and we had a lot of room to improve in unlocking base as a platform for tokenization and payments that really worked for enterprises. people lost confidence, and CT spectators reminded me weekly of all of my mistakes as often as they could. it felt bad man, still feels bad. but if there’s one thing i’ve learned from the last decade of building in this space, it’s that when things feel the worst, the best thing to do is just put your head down and build. so that’s what i’m doing. I refocused my time and attention back to the chain away from the app, started writing code again, shipped a bunch of stuff (azul, beryl, b20, privacy, ledgers) and questioned a bunch of my assumptions: does crypto need social to grow? does base need an app? can base be bigger than coinbase? I thought for a long time that social was the only thing that could drive the sort of viral growth to get crypto to a billion people. unsurprisingly, I now believe that’s wrong. It’s clear that better money is more than enough - we are seeing this live with stablecoins, predictions, perpetuals, tokenization and i only expect it to accelerate. I am now focused on bringing a billion people onchain just by making global finance actually work. on the app, my focus is on building base into the blockchain for global finance. to that end, i’ve handed the base app back to the coinbase mothership, where my now good friend @cobie will be taking it from here to make it the best damn app for onchain you’ve ever seen, including expanding beyond the base ecosystem in ways that tbh i won’t love as the leader of base. it’s incredibly hard to grow a decentralized network inside of a big public corporation. and i feel like much of the discourse on CT over the last week is downstream of this. the following things can be true: (1) base (and i) love memes and (2) brian probably won’t ever bullpost memes on the tl (this activity is illegal once you’re over 40 years of age). it’s weird and we’re working through it as we continue to decentralize base, which has been our commitment from the beginning. we’re going to build base into the blockchain for global finance and do everything we can to be the place that the world’s money settles over the next century. we will surely have formidable competitors (welcome robinhood and stripe!) and people may abandon our cause, but we welcome the competition and believe it’s our duty to win the respect and commitment of those who rally to our banner.  in 2026, this concretely means three things: winning trading, payments, and agents. [continued in the reply]

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  Stablecoin Sean (@seanlippel) reported 38 minutes ago

  @jessepollak few things i. wild that despite how long you remained obstinate when it was obvious it wasn't working that coinbase has kept you....legit kudos for that, testament to the relationship you must have with people inside coinbase and being well liked ii. you guys also badly fumbled ai x crypto by not actually supporting any of the projects materially with listings or other support, that was a bigger fumble than social imo - i don't think any one was gonna go to base for prediction markets and perps tbh, but you had the lane wide open on crypto x ai with virtuals and bnkr - and you never found a supporting strategy that worked iii. it's not that social wont work, that you still haven't groked, it's that slop social will never work - there was never going to be demand for infinitely minted garbage, not sure how there wasn't. @fomo and @TheArena show there is tremendous demand for social if done right

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  David (@davidbeaudry) reported 41 minutes ago

  @crypto_banter gov moving BTC to Coinbase again. slow bleed selling

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  GmacCrypto (@GaryCla16787498) reported 41 minutes ago

  My dream scenario: $200M support. $600M. Binance. Coinbase. $4B. Retail FOMO. $10B+. Will it happen? I have no idea. But if I didn't believe it was possible, I wouldn't still be here. $ANSEM

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  Mikli (@CryptoMikli) reported 42 minutes ago

  Threadguy explains what Base chain got wrong "Every single time you look at these blockchains, the on-chain activity comes from memecoins. Every time. The thing that gets people over to a new chain is memecoins." "I don't know what could've saved Base, but what definitely hurts chains is a complete lack of clarity on what you actually want to support. If you're building on Base, the whole reason you're there is because of Coinbase's money, influence, resources, and the possibility of getting listed. If Coinbase isn't really clear on how they're going to support builders, it becomes very difficult to survive." "Base doesn't have Solana's wealth effect either, so you end up with the worst of both worlds. I think that's a big reason why the whole Base experiment has largely struggled."

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  BuildAI | base.eth.ink✨🌊 (@FreeMoneyGL) reported 42 minutes ago

  A rare moment of public accountability: Brian Armstrong just agreed with a harsh critique of $Base's strategy and outlined a major pivot. Creator/content coins failed to retain users, retail got wrecked, and projects from former Coinbase employees got disproportionate attention. Armstrong stepped in, agreed with the critique, and confirmed they quietly wound down that approach earlier this year. The new focus for @Base : • Trading • Payments • AI Agents The playbook is simple: payments need conversion (trading), and #AI agents will autonomously trade and pay. Armstrong says resources have already shifted behind the scenes, even if it's not obvious yet.

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 42 minutes ago

  crypto venture capital is narrowing around a few repeat allocators. Coinbase Ventures led H1 2026 with 30 deals, ahead of Animoca at 19, a16z at 18 and Tether at 15. But the broader tape is weaker: crypto companies raised 1.4b USD across 61 rounds in June, down 63% from April, while unique investors fell to 242 from 452 in October. That is a market-structure signal. Capital is not leaving crypto evenly; it is concentrating around platforms that can see distribution, payments, DeFi, infrastructure and RWA deal flow early. Coinbase Ventures put seven H1 bets into payment protocols, four into DeFi, and three each into infrastructure and tokenization. The bullish read is better-selected infrastructure. The skeptical read is platform dependence: fewer allocators means fewer independent price setters and less tolerance for weak products. This thesis fails if July’s funding recovery does not persist, or if deal counts are mostly small strategic checks without users, fees or real liquidity behind them.

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  PBG (@PBGtoken) reported 42 minutes ago

  The United Kingdom plans to issue the first digital sovereign bond by a G7 country before Q1 2027. The digital gilt, called DIGIT, will run on HSBC's Orion platform within the Bank of England and FCA's Digital Securities Sandbox. The BoE also plans to make it eligible as collateral in its market operations. Last week the same government published a tokenization roadmap with 54 institutions: BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, HSBC, UBS, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Ripple, Coinbase and Circle. The number that justifies everything: Barclays and PwC estimate tokenization could add up to £33 billion annually to the UK economy by 2035. But there is a warning in the same report: if the UK does not move fast, liquidity and market standards migrate to other jurisdictions. Tokenization is no longer a future narrative. It is a race with winners and losers depending on who arrives first with real infrastructure. Does the UK have what it takes to become the global tokenization hub or does it arrive late against the U.S. and EU? #Tokenization #UK #RWA

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  ItzKatz (@0xmktz) reported 44 minutes ago

  Why not buying $WOOD at these levels is retarded. Robinhood just told the world where finance is going. Not in some blog post buried on their site. Bloomberg confirmed it. The CEO is posting rollout updates himself. AI agents trading real money for retail users isn't a thesis anymore, it's shipping to a hundred million people right now. Let that sit for a second. Now read the part of the Bloomberg piece everyone skipped. Robinhood's own VP of Product said when customers can connect their outside agents and outside tools, "the possibilities are pretty vast." That's not marketing fluff. That's Robinhood admitting the endgame isn't their walled garden. It's an open world where any agent, any tool, plugs in and moves capital. Sounds exciting right? Now ask the question nobody's asking. Millions of autonomous agents. Real money. Open rails. Tools nobody vetted. What checks any of it before the money's gone? Inside Robinhood, Robinhood does. They control the rails. Fine. But onchain? Across DeFi? Across multiple chains? Nothing. Zero. Nada. That's not a small gap. That's the single most important piece of infrastructure the agent economy is missing. And if crypto has taught me anything it's that the biggest winners aren't the flashy apps, they're the boring infrastructure everyone is forced to depend on and pay. Oracles. Settlement layers. Bridges. The picks and shovels of every cycle. That's the slot @sherwoodagent is going for. What Sherwood actually does. Not another agent. Not another yield vault. The verification layer that capital has to pass through before it moves. The flow is simple. Agents propose a strategy. A network of Guardians simulates every trade on a fork of the chain, sees precisely what it would do before any real money moves. If it's dangerous it never executes. Period. Guardians stake $WOOD to participate and get slashed if they wave through something harmful. The security isn't a promise or a whitepaper paragraph. It's money on the line. Skin in the game. That's how you build trust in a trustless world. Why the market is wrong on price. Right now $WOOD is priced like one more AI-agent token in a sea of 550+ projects. The market is lazy about this one. But $WOOD isn't a bet on one agent being good. It's a bet on the layer every agent has to route through to be trusted. Go back and check every cycle. The durable money was never in the app layer, it was in the infrastructure the apps couldn't function without. Chainlink didn't win because it was exciting. It won because everyone needed it. Same energy here. Except the narrative is 10x bigger and has a $50B TradFi giant validating demand in real time. The team. If you've been reading my stuff you know, ideas are cheap, execution is everything. I obsess over who's building. These aren't anon devs whitepaper-maxxing their way through a bear market. They built @MoonwellDeFi, lending protocol live on Base through multiple market cycles, multiple audits by Halborn, listed on Coinbase. $500M mcap at ATH. Then they won a Coinbase hackathon with @mamo an AI finance agent on Base that hit $140M mcap at ATH. Built on the exact idea Sherwood now generalizes: money you can hand to an agent that can't rug you. So line it up. The biggest retail platform on earth is opening the door to outside agents. The onchain multichain version of that world has no safety layer. Sherwood is building it with a team that's shipped before and a token designed to capture the fees when it works. And it's still priced like a lottery ticket instead of infrastructure. You don't even have to believe agents will run the future of finance. You just have to notice that the largest players already believe it and are building toward it. When the infrastructure for that world gets repriced, and it will, the layer everything routes through is where the value pools.

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  ***** 🌸 (@0xfrigg) reported 46 minutes ago

  @elliotrades @vladtenev coinbase still has the stronger stack. robinhood just understands retail as a constituency, not a compliance problem

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  0xPeter (@_0xpeter_) reported 50 minutes ago

  isnt this guy worth infinity dollars why is he still working at coinbase

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  Kyle Reidhead | Milk Road (@KyleReidhead) reported 52 minutes ago

  I'm seeing a lot of really dumb takes on Robinhood Chain mainly the people annualizing the fees the chain is earning from the last few days $HOOD isn't going to earn $45m this year from the chain come on guys, don't be stupid. we've seen this play out 100 times already in crypto obviously these fees won't remain when 50% of the chains volume is memecoins the memecoins will die out in weeks to months and Robinhood chain will look like every other chain that exists right now not to mention, the chain will get more efficient and less congested and fees will go down Robinhood Chain isn't the next casino chain this isn't going to be the next Blast L2 or Solana memcoin frenzy everyone telling you that this is the next big narrative is out to lunch this hype will die really fast what Robinhood Chain is however is a place for Robinhood to tokenize assets and integrate the UX into it's application, the same as Coinbase is doing however, that will take alot of time to implement and execute on. This won't happen fast. This is just a new technology for Robinhood to build on overtime, but this is not a get rich quick thing for users and its definitely not going to rerate the price of $HOOD that type of hype doesn't exist in crypto anymore the only thing that will rerate robinhood from its blockchain is if they actually use this chain to tokenize assets and build features for their users that have never existed before I do believe robinhood will do that overtime, just like I think Coinbase will But you're not going to get rich buying memecoins on Robinhood chain or buying "the next DEX" stop living in 2021 crypto twitter, this industry is so far past that ps really good charts available on robinhood chain from @artemis @jonbma

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  Pumponomics (@ThePumponomics) reported 52 minutes ago

  @cryptolyxe renegotiating Coinbase deal next month btw. so potential bullish catalyst since the current deal is absolute **** for them. I don’t know how this will react to rate cuts though. maybe the market overlooks it though when crypto storms back eventually

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  Edward Ashford (@ed_ashford) reported 52 minutes ago

  @ProfessorCornel MEXC probably , but what we really need is Binance alpha but if @jessepollak approve we got to list in @coinbase ,wish he support the B20 base:0xb2000000000000000000000ee9988edd75453501

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  Fiat Mentor Ryan (@FiatMentorRyan) reported 54 minutes ago

  @saylor Mikey, this isn't about the login page to Coinbase. You can sit this one out.

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  Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reported 54 minutes ago

  Everyone on my timeline is debating who will become the top dog on Robinhood Chain. And that is a real meta. If the chain delivers and risk-on returns, the winning dog could reach a massive valuation. But whichever dog wins that race better have one thing: That dog in him. Because on Base, the choice is already clear to me. $DOGINME. Already listed on Coinbase. A universal meme. A blue dog built for a blue chain. Yes, it is cat season. But $DOGINME is undeniable because it represents something much bigger than a market trend. The blue dog is not just a mascot. It is a mirror. It represents everyone who has been knocked down, counted out, embarrassed, broken, or pushed to the edge-and still found a way to stand up for one more round. I have been through some shi*. But there has always been something inside me saying: Do not quit. Keep moving. One more round. One more attempt. One more step forward. That is the dog in me. And if you made it through the worst chapters of your life, there is a good chance you have that dog in you too. That is why this meme works. It is not complicated. It is the digital representation of the universal ingredient behind every comeback: Grit. Billions are not guaranteed. But for a meme this simple, this relatable, and this human? Billions are absolutely on the table. The dog is blue. The dog is on Base. And the dog is still in me. Is it in you? $DOGINME

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  catfacts (@m1k42_) reported 57 minutes ago

  @0xen1 Can everyone access the regular Coinbase app? Because I can't