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 (33%)
• Website (17%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)
• Withdrawals (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	11 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	14 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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  Bourne Identical (@Bourne_Identica) reported 2 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Using alleged ai to ban people from Coinbase is egregious. **** you and the devil coins.

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  CoolhandFluke (@thundacheeks06) reported 4 minutes ago

  @khromeheart @ZynxBTC Ive been in crypto for 10 years. Im well aware of this narrative. Ive never subscribed to it. There are exponetially more people that have lost crypto outside of exchanges than those who have lost it within them. People hold on to what happened in the early days mostly on sketchy foreign exchanges versus the reality now. Your crypto is infinitely safer on exchanges and have been for a decade. Fidelity, coinbase, robinhood ever gets hacked they will reimburse you. You lose your seed phrase to a hardware wallet or some online wallet is comprised you are **** out of luck. As cold card wallet holders are discovering right now. If you transfer it all over the place to hardware, online wallets you are a fool.

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  Our Crypto Talk (@ourcryptotalk) reported 7 minutes ago

  Bitmex and BitMart raised a question of CEX vs DEX in 2026 or $HYPE vs $BNB That's not what's actually happening in perps right now. Binance is still doing $10B+ daily volume. Hyperliquid is running $5-8B monthly average daily. Neither of those numbers is going anywhere. > Mid-tier CEX perps volume: $400K to $50M daily, and shrinking > Custody: still holding your funds > Deposit insurance: none, typically > Regulatory status: often unlicensed or in the process of closing That's not a competitor losing market share. That's a category dying, and BitMEX and BitMart just gave you two live examples of it. Here's the part that matters for anyone actually trading size. A sophisticated perps trader leaving Bybit or a mid-tier exchange isn't migrating to Coinbase or another CEX. They're going on-chain. Hyperliquid's non-custodial model and permissionless listings via HIP-3 solve the exact problems that made mid-tier CEXs risky in the first place: thin books, no proof of reserves, high slippage on size. The top of the CEX stack isn't threatened by this at all. Deep liquidity, SAFU-style funds, licensed status in key jurisdictions, that's a moat DEX volume isn't close to touching. So the framing needs to change. This isn't CEX vs DEX. It's top-tier vs everyone else, and DEX is the thing eating the everyone else. DEX is not threatening Binance. It is threatening the exchange that was already losing. Where do you think that $400K-$50M mid-tier volume actually goes once those platforms shut down. On-chain, or does it just leave crypto entirely.

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  doffman (@DOFFMAN_BTC) reported 8 minutes ago

  About to tell my girl to put all her damn bitcoin back on Coinbase ****.

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  Degen DaveB (@degendaveb) reported 11 minutes ago

  @trevgoes4th @ZynxBTC Coinbase has known issues a long time. Wouldn’t trust revolut as far as I could spit

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  MikeMac (@xmikemac) reported 13 minutes ago

  @SimplisticGains I’m on Coinbase and I’ve never had a single issue and I’m totally comfortable with it.

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  Solar BTC & Coffee (@SolarEnergyBTC) reported 15 minutes ago

  @zosegal Another “crypto expert” saying something useless Does everyone just have amnesia every bear market abd forget what coinbase does when you try to buy/sell or withdraw/deposit during the bull runs? Coinbase is like a giant treasure chest full Of gold tempting every pirate on the entire globe to hack it and steal coins. Coinbase gives very little information (bc they’re not required to yet) and most likely rehypothecates customer coins. That is the last place everyone should flood to. Thus stupid coldcard hack is a drop in the bucket, it’s nothing on the whole, this doesn’t mark the bottom yet The bottom comes when everyone floods to exchanges and the hackers start targeting those and a large one fails bc of the exploits and hacks. Learn about multi-sig , the setup may be difficult, but you’re trying to protect your life’s energy. You need to understand it. It’s no different than understanding that you must keep your valuables hidden in secret. It’s just you must learn how it’s done digitally now. It’s not an issue once people educate. Boomers had (and still have) a hard time with simple tech like cell phones. The younger generations already use Bitcoin wisely, they get taught how to run their own nodes in many high schools. Don’t preach to people unless you’re certain you’re right. I only preach that people need to educate themselves on Bitcoin. Once they do the rest happens automatically

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  ZenRiot (@zenriot) reported 21 minutes ago

  Finally sold my $COIN I've been too lazy to worry about for a while. Been a @coinbase customer since 2014. This MAGA asswart is doing everything he can to tank your shares. GL if you still hold.

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  Peanutz (@56km0dem) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BTCBreadMan True, you could still lose a portion if Coinbase or Fidelity ever got hacked, but they literally have entire teams working 24/7 just on security. That’s a very different risk profile than pure self custody.

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  Nick Sainato (@nicksainato) reported 21 minutes ago

  @dannydeezy But for real, I think the issue is more that this bug and the factors that led to it and the arrogance that delayed an effective response is a risk and one most people aren’t positioned to effectively evaluate One could make a reasonable claim that Coinbase is net-safer.

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  KayZ (@kayyar1) reported 22 minutes ago

  Self-custody is the ideal. It is also the hardest part of Bitcoin for most people. I have a CS degree from Berkeley and still got cleaned out in 2021 by a staking site. Passphrases, firmware versions, backup locations, multi-sig. One mistake and it is gone. The Coldcard firmware bug just proved it again. Weak seeds generated years ago. No one touched the devices. Funds still drained. Here is the truth. Some of the absolute best computer science minds on the planet are thieves in this space. They are patient. They are better than almost everyone reading this. You and I have no realistic chance against them long-term if we treat self-custody like a hobby. That is why the ETFs showed up. Liquidity, tax wrappers, inheritance that works. Counterparty risk is real. Coinbase concentration is real. Permanent loss from operational error or a five-year-old firmware flaw is also real. In 2026 the question is simple. How much of your stack are you actually willing and able to secure like a professional? For most of it the regulated products are the rational tool. Sovereignty is expensive. Pay the complexity cost only on the portion you can truly defend. @dotkrueger curious how you see the trade-off after this. Help ever. Hurt never.

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  Spartanzero1 (@Spartanze4o) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BTCBreadMan Where do you put the rest ? Coinbase ? ETF ? Problem with etf conversion it’s that a taxable event .

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  mrpicule.eth (@MrPicule) reported 26 minutes ago

  BitMEX, BitMart, and AscendEX all shut down this month. On-chain DEXs are making the same structural mistake that killed them Three centralized exchanges dead in July. AscendEX on the 1st, BitMEX on the 23rd, BitMart on the 26th. The common take is "bear market cleanup, weak CEXs die, this is healthy." And it is. But the reason they died matters more than the fact that they died Every one of them ran the same model: build your own matching engine, bootstrap your own liquidity, acquire users fast enough to cover the overhead. When the user flow slowed down the economics collapsed. You can't sustain an entire exchange stack on thin volume Here's the part nobody in defi wants to hear: most on-chain DEXs are running the exact same playbook Count the perp DEXs right now - 150+. Count the spot DEXs across every L2 - 500+ if you include uniswap forks. Every single one bootstraps its own liquidity from scratch. Every one fragments the same pool of traders across yet another isolated venue. The only difference from the CEXs that just died is that the liquidity is in smart contracts instead of a company's bank account The result is the same: thin books, wide spreads, poor fills, and a race to acquire users before the treasury or incentive budget runs out. When incentives dry up, volume migrates, and the venue slowly dies. We've watched this cycle play out dozens of times already in defi and nobody connects it to what's happening on the CEX side right now The CEXs that survived (Binance, Coinbase, OKX) survived because they hit enough scale to sustain the overhead. The ones that didn't hit that scale died. In defi the threshold is even harder to reach because you're competing for the same liquidity across hundreds of venues simultaneously The fix isn't "build a better DEX". The fix is stop rebuilding the exchange layer from scratch every time. Shared matching infrastructure that multiple frontends plug into. One deep order book instead of 500 thin ones. The frontend is the brand and the UX. The execution and liquidity layer underneath is shared This changes the economics completely. A new DEX doesn't need to bootstrap liquidity from zero. It plugs into existing depth from day one. If one frontend dies, the liquidity doesn't disappear because it was never locked to that single venue. Users aren't stranded the way BitMart's 13 million users are stranded right now The CEX shutdowns this month aren't just a CEX problem. They're a warning about what happens to any exchange model built on isolated infrastructure. Defi isn't immune to that just because the contracts are on-chain What would it take for defi to move from "every project builds its own exchange" to "every project plugs into shared exchange infrastructure"?

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  Chris Navigato Sr. (@cnavigato) reported 28 minutes ago

  @beyond_broke FUD. someone tackle this account and let them know that decentralized is not a group of "trusted" validators inside a centralized SQL server with a cryptographic wrapper. That's what @coinbase is.

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  space Ξ (@spacexbt) reported 29 minutes ago

  coinbase biggest money printer is the thing they look down on blockchain rewards are their largest revenue segment > 13 straight quarters at number one > bigger than their stablecoin business > bigger than interest income what drives base activity? degens trading memecoins and tech coins (trenches) the same people coinbase leadership treats like a nuisance in every earnings call, yet base processed $32 trillion in stablecoin transfers last year you don't get to farm degens for volume and act like you're above them

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  0xPeter (@not0xpeter) reported 31 minutes ago

  its almost as if all the corpo mercenaries and tourists who ****** up crypto have moved on and are now ******* up ai anyone ever wonder why all ai products suck now? ai companies hire religiously from US cexs the same people responsible for leaking millions of users info at coinbase the same people responsible for creating dogshit casinos like kraken, gemini, and bitstamp these people dont give a **** about you, the products their building, or the world all they want to do it collect their paycheck and vest their RSUs

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  ChoPaeng Momma (@ChoPaeng_TV) reported 37 minutes ago

  I’m sorry this happened. Keep all Coinbase account records, transaction history, screenshots, 2FA details, carrier records, and support communications as evidence, then contact @TrevorRecovery1 for legal guidance and help reviewing your recovery options.

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  Mac (@mac_eth) reported 38 minutes ago

  I'd probably go to Coinbase (or any exchange) if they support: 1. Options (I'm mainly a premium seller) 2. Forex (I'm short Yen) 3. Good cross margin engine (I really want to do the perps basis trade; have spot that collateralizes a short perp, ie the Ethena trade).

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  Rob Meder (@twiggysays) reported 42 minutes ago

  @itscoachgoodman Honestly I never hear about this happening if your BTC is simply in a coinbase wallet. Or sitting on Robinhood. I only hear about this happening with ledger wallets. I’m sorry man. It’s hard to believe. And I do not know how you can brute force guess seed phrases. Seems impossible.

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  JCYBER RECOVERY FIRM (@Jcyber_HQ) reported 42 minutes ago

  @aitradingtool Losing funds through both your Coinbase exchange and wallet with no meaningful resolution is incredibly frustrating. DM your wallet address, transaction details, and any case information, and I’ll help trace the funds, and assess options for possible recovery.

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  Sebastian Olof (@Toronto_SebOlof) reported 49 minutes ago

  @zosegal Coinbase steals crypto here/there. It happened to me in 2017/2018 when withdrawing BTC. They never sent transaction on chain but removed the BTC from my account. Zero replies from "customer service" Happened to other people on Twitter as well back then.

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  Zeeko (@ZeeekoSol) reported 50 minutes ago

  @drkwyd Coinbase locked my account 3 years ago with 70k in it and never got the money back from them **** coinbase @coinbase

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  Gold (@FiatFlameOut) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Mr_Derivatives Until their wallets are compromised. A wallet belongs to anyone with the right sequence of digits. ETFs coinbase are all the same. One line of flawed code or one disgruntled employee with the right access and it is gone. No recourse. Downside of decentralization. Gold has been and will continue to the the best decentralized store of value.

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  Odogwu Herself (@IdaraImeh) reported 52 minutes ago

  Think about what makes a website safe to use. Not just that it loads, but that you can trust it, which took two separate technologies working together, HTTP to send data and TLS to prove it's real. AI agents paying for things online are going through the same split right now, except only half of it exists. x402 is the half that works. An agent hits a 402 response, pays with stablecoins, gets the resource, done in one request. Coinbase built it, and by mid-2026 a neutral foundation had grown past 40 members, Visa and Stripe and Google among them. But x402 asks the payer nothing at all, no account, no ID, nothing to verify. Fine for buying an API call. Not fine for anything the law actually regulates. @Concordium is the missing half, adding a verified identity check into that same payment step, so a seller learns who they're dealing with without ever seeing personal data.

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  Matthew (@MatthewMadera) reported 52 minutes ago

  Is there a happy medium between @coinbase listing almost anything and @binance charging an arm and a leg? I miss when a listing actually meant something. That “oh ****, they just got listed on ___” feeling carried real weight because you knew it was earned.

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  Tat Thang (@tatthang) reported 53 minutes ago

  "Taking your card out when you go to a website. That will eventually die." @moonpay CEO Ivan Soto-Wright said this on Market Bubble. He booked a flight to Spain by talking to Claude, paid $400 in USDC through a protocol called x402, and had the boarding pass in his email within minutes. Never opened a browser. The product is called PayBox. It's a non-custodial wallet that lives inside Claude and ChatGPT. You can swap tokens, place bets on prediction markets, or book a flight just by typing what you want. x402 launched under the Linux Foundation last month with 40 founding members. Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, Google, AWS, Stripe, Coinbase. They didn't fight AI payments. They built the protocol for it. MoonPay airdropped $355K in free USDC to 19,000 people to get them testing PayBox. The app hit top 100 in finance on the App Store without a single promoted post. Credit cards don't die. The checkout page does.

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  Ethereum Maxis (@Ethereum_Maxis) reported 56 minutes ago

  **** @base and @coinbase Return all assets to Ethereum Mainnet If you don’t support ETH, we don’t support you.

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  loxuteri (@loxuteri) reported 59 minutes ago

  EU users joining Coinbase One can get a 5 percent bonus when moving crypto to Coinbase, with product access and liquidity on a MiCA compliant exchange. Check offer terms and eligibility before moving funds. Is it worth it? #crypto #Coinbase.

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 59 minutes ago

  Foundry USA stamped block 960,652. Total take: 3.1446 BTC (3.125 subsidy + 0.0196 in fees), 4,720 txs, 99.8% full. At 93% confidence, Foundry's fingerprint on coinbase is clear. They remain a dominant hashrate presence.

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  51dbk3 (@khaledbebo1111) reported 60 minutes ago

  @zquestz @Cyborg300Crypto You have experience working in Coinbase. Make the currency a key to enter the browser. Make it a way to subscribe to the Pro Browser. Make a benefit for it to continue, otherwise it will reach zero and you will not find the community around you