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.

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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	8 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	28 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Oliver (@Oliver1357723) reported 7 minutes ago

  @RemiReliefX U having problems with Coinbase about deposit? Since u in ny?

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 10 minutes ago

  @DeathByFire8 @ConCrxpto @ChadGenBnb watsonx integration plus mcp registry plus coinbase usdc rails plus alibaba cloud infrastructure went live within 48 hours. 223% surge and 47x in under a week to $16.3M mcap. partnership scope is strategic integration not program access. you're looking at infrastructure plays stacking while price action already moved

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  Tom Bombadil (@TomBombadillllo) reported 10 minutes ago

  @scottmelker Because it didn’t on any reputable exchange. Binance/Coinbase/Kraken etc all stayed above 60k in February. No one cares if it hit 59,999 on some terrible exchange like Mexc

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  ALTF4 (@0xALTF4) reported 13 minutes ago

  zcash:native crashed 50%+ in 48 hours. Here's what actually happened. On May 29, security researcher Taylor Hornby discovered a critical flaw in Zcash's Orchard zero-knowledge proof circuit while auditing the protocol for Shielded Labs. The bug allowed a malicious actor to create counterfeit ZEC inside the shielded pool no on-chain signature required, completely undetectable. ❯ The part that makes this uniquely scary for a privacy coin. Had it been exploited before discovery, there would have been no way to prove it ever happened. No on-chain trace. No evidence. That's not a normal smart contract bug. That's a foundational cryptographic failure in the one component that's supposed to make Zcash trustworthy. The vulnerability was live from Orchard's activation in May 2022 until the emergency fix deployed on June 1, 2026. Four years. ❯ What actually happened and what didn't. No exploit occurred. No funds were stolen. Zcash's own turnstile accounting mechanism confirmed zero unauthorized value creation during the entire period the flaw was active. The bug existed. Nobody found it first. Nobody used it. That distinction matters. But the market didn't wait for it. ❯ The reaction. ZEC peaked at $624 on June 4, riding the privacy coin narrative that had been building all year. Then the disclosure hit. Price crashed 57% to $264 in 24 hours. Arthur Hayes who had publicly backed zcash:native and called it the "new gold for privacy" exited his position. Community backlash followed immediately. Current price: $359. Still down nearly 43% from the peak in four days. ❯ Where things stand now. • Emergency Zebra upgrade deployed June 1 the immediate fix is live • Shielded Labs proposing a full network upgrade to formally prove supply integrity beyond the emergency patch • Winklevoss twins endorsed the math-based security fix • EU ban rumors circulating Zcash's policy chief confirmed ZEC is not banned under MiCA • Grayscale spot ZEC ETF application still active on NYSE Arca • Paradigm, a16z, and Coinbase Ventures backed ZODL (the new ECC entity) in January 2026 ❯ The hard question. The bug is patched. No money was stolen. The supply accounting is clean. By every measurable metric, the network performed correctly and the vulnerability was responsibly disclosed and fixed. But "we had an undetectable counterfeiting bug for four years and nobody exploited it" is not a sentence that restores confidence quickly. The trust damage is real even if the financial damage was zero. One more detail worth knowing: the researcher who found the bug used Anthropic's AI model to identify it. That's the first publicly confirmed case of an AI model finding a critical zero-knowledge proof vulnerability in a live production network. $359 today. Was $624 four days ago. The fix is live. The trust rebuilding takes longer than the patch.

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  kaylee woods (@DaddyChu999) reported 13 minutes ago

  @MrBsol Please help me Me B I’d love a crypto but I understand if you can’t. 0x62d1c2EFAa79082186db902279Caad30D57AC462 is my btc on Coinbase I wish I knew how to get coin drops and ****

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  Salty Texan (@TexanSalty) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ChadSteingraber I’m tellin ya, those 2 had a deal. BA would bash Clarity twice to stop it. When BA saw the backlash, he retreated. JD got pissed because they agreed to BA trashing Clarity & backed down. JD felt betrayed by BA. Now he’s out to destroy BA & buy Coinbase, fire BA. JMO. :)

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  401DOGE (@401Doge) reported 22 minutes ago

  @LitXchangeApp @BossBlunts1 We planning on integrating a Proof of Reserves feature for customer Bitcoin Assets? Coinbase, Cryptocom, & incumbent exchanges can't compete without matching Which they won't b/c we're not their customers LitXchange set the standard 🙏 Raise the bar

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  The Lightbringer (@Lightbring33r) reported 23 minutes ago

  @saylor If you always have to justify yourself, to go on TV to go on these events to explain these things so people keep believing, then there is clearly something wrong with this. Historically everytime you bought the thing tanked. That can be explained by market making mechanisms. But if youre so pro bitcoin, which is/was a decentralized cryptocurrency, then I like to know why I never saw you mentioning that you buy through decentralized exchanges? Where is your wallet? Why do you buy through Coinbase or whatever you use? In the end if the CEX go down, you will go down with them. And they already showed that withdrawing coins when the price rockets upward is a huge problem.

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  Web3Radar (@BedaKakuru48767) reported 26 minutes ago

  Here Are The latest Investing updates for the week, for June 6, 2026: Markets down sharply: Nasdaq fell 4.2%, S&P 500 down 2.6% on hot jobs report (172k jobs added vs. 80k expected). Rate outlook dims: Odds of a Fed rate hike by December rose to ~43% after the data. Semis crushed: Chip sector lost ~$1.3 trillion; Nvidia -6.2%, AMD -10.9%. SpaceX IPO incoming: $135/share, $1.75T valuation, retail gets ~30% of deal. Starts trading June 12. Crypto stocks hit: Coinbase, Strategy each fell ~7% as Bitcoin dropped 4%+. Lululemon warning: Stock -8.6% after cutting annual profit forecast. Flows last week: $9B into tech funds, $24B into bonds, $1.9B out of gold.

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  Justin The Photographer 📸 (@JustnThePhotog) reported 26 minutes ago

  Avax is below $7 now. Down 96% from the all time high of $146 Down 35% from the $10.93 DAT entry Down 20% from last cycle’s low of $8.70 But it’s up 14x from the ICO price of $0.50 and that makes Abalaba smile as they send another 8 figs to Coinbase.

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  Stay Blessed Sports (@sportsponge03) reported 27 minutes ago

  Didn't show any patience... thanks alot @coinbase... can you get back to me and actually help me this time?

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  Dante (@c75qffxtfj) reported 29 minutes ago

  @cobie @Cryptopathic Hey @cobie I’ve been locked out of my coinbase acct for weeks now and I’ve contacted support everyday and they say someone will email me back but nobody ever has.

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  Carlos Alberto (@carlosadcaraujo) reported 30 minutes ago

  @MeshnetCapital @michaellebowitz If you need a $100,000 down payment loan, you must pledge at least $250,000 worth of Bitcoin into a locked custodial wallet managed by Coinbase. FYI that's a 250% Collateral. How's the strategy of using bitcoin as leverage worked out for Michael Saylor?

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  SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported 34 minutes ago

  @hmurph09 I can help recover the $80k lost to that Coinbase support impersonation scam. These deceptive agent profiles and fraudulent wallet drains leave permanent blockchain signatures that I can exploit. Share the transaction hash (TxID) so we can begin the forensic recovery.

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  Double O Drip (@Double_O_Drip) reported 34 minutes ago

  @finloc31587 Man… just chill, and enjoy this dip. The whole crypto market is down. Time to accumulate as much as we can, down here, since we’ve already bore witness to what a few partnerships could do. so just think: when that Coinbase listing is upon us!

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  Vladic (@Vladic_ETH) reported 36 minutes ago

  Polymarket and Kalshi have spent a year choking each other Lawsuits, cease-and-desist letters, both calling themselves "the world's largest prediction market". And they resolve their new stock and commodity markets on the same oracle. That oracle is @PythNetwork In April, Polymarket wired Pyth as the resolution source for up/down and daily close markets on TSLA, COIN, NVDA, gold, oil. Three weeks later Kalshi did the same for its Commodities Hub: gold, silver, Brent, gas, copper, wheat. The same Pyth feeds Kalshi's market makers directly through Pyth Pro. Two warring towers, one feed underneath. The dealer doesn't gamble Everyone ships perps now. Polymarket opened early access, Kalshi launched April 26, Hyperliquid, Coinbase, Binance run 24/7 RWA markets next door. All fighting for the same trader. Pyth doesn't sit at the table. It sells the price to everyone who does. You bet YES on "COIN closes higher" on Polymarket, someone bets the same on Kalshi, you both wait on one Pyth print. The oracle is a referee hired by both teams. I've spent two years digging through Polymarket microstructure. The most boring seat turned out to be the most neutral one. Whoever prices the bet outlives the fight over who is "the largest". Pyth earns now Pyth moved off emissions onto revenue. Pyth Pro is tracking toward $1M ARR, institutions pay for the data, and the Reserve has bought back around 12M PYTH with public receipts. Token demand tied to dollars, rare for the oracle sector. The catch Now the honest part, or this is just a shill. $1M ARR is tears against a ~2.1B token unlock in May. PYTH still sits near 96% below its $1.20 ATH. Polymarket clears over $20B a month, ICE committed $1.6B, platform volume climbs, and the oracle's token barely breathes on the chart. The bull case is real. It just has homework on dilution, and I'm not hiding it. What I'm watching: not the token price this week, but Pyth's share of prediction-market resolution. If both warring towers keep buying their dice from the same dealer, revenue catches the narrative. Then the chart stops being funny.

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  a (@adidogCEO) reported 37 minutes ago

  Why you need to sell all your $SOL before it's too late: as $SOL continues down the volume gap into the abyss there are those who have been fooled into believing that this time will be no different than the past this can not be further from the truth there are major differences between the last time $SOL fell from $250 and today, here are some of them 1. $SOL only spent 259 days above the volume gap of which only 40 days were above $120 during the first rally vs 903 days above the volume gap of which 679 days were above $120 $SOL spent 16x more time above $120 this time than previously which means there are considerably more bagholders who were sold the solami dream this time around (supply above) 2. $SOL was put on the map by FTX, something solami's inner circle likes to conveniently not mention but thanks to this they were able to blame the previous crash of the token being due to FTX which allowed them to not face scrutiny over all the fundamental issues with the token and its design this time there is no FTX to blame and they will have to own up to the fact that the token design is poor along with the management and operation of its foundation 3. there was no DAT and ETFs that are HEAVILY underwater and they've only begun selling as we've seen with $FWDI moving roughly 10% of its holdings over to coinbase prior to this weekend ETF flows have also been neutral to negative and will further see selling as price depreciates lower 4. the supply of circulating $SOL the previous crash through the volume gap was roughly 336M $SOL, the circulating supply of $SOL today as it goes through the gap is now 579M $SOL there has been a 71.8% increase in circulating supply of $SOL due to mainly its inflationary design which they are now trying to solve but frankly it is too late the total supply of $SOL at genesis was 500M $SOL and today it is 628M $SOL (over 25% increase) 5. there are more "fast and cheap" blockchains with similar or even better UX/UI that are competing with $SOL this time (like $SUI for example) the novelty of being the only fast/cheap chain no longer exists and many of its competitors has much cleaner histories being newer projects 6. there were no massive extraction events that happened on the $SOL blockchain the previously rally, there are too many to mention but the most obvious sector is the meme token mania that contributed to the retail capital inflow for this rally and it has left most of its retail holders completely devastated the previous rally's NFT extraction events were extremely mild compared to this and the health of the ecosystem was not as poor 7. there's much more leverage built up on the ecosystem due to the extended period of time it has spent at higher prices, considerably more TVL and leverage will have to unwind in the event of further price depreciation TLDR;; the exit is MUCH SMALLER than you think it is because there is a huge supply overhang that is weighing on the token on top of the continued inflation and foundation spendings that bleed on the token sell all your $SOL before it's too late

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  CryptJynx (@CryptJynx) reported 40 minutes ago

  $GLXY 👨‍🚀🚀 It just a matter of when! I just told my friend this morning “I’m tempted to move $$$ to Coinbase but the problem is I’d rather invest in something (stocks) that can be used to get more margin. One day we will be offered cheap money to borrow against our #crypto”👇🏼

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  GPDog🐾 (@DigDugTrader) reported 42 minutes ago

  Forward Industries — which launched a Solana treasury strategy in September 2025, spending $1.59B to accumulate 6.83M SOL at an average price of $232 — is now down nearly $1.13B and moved 455,784 SOL ($31.87M) to Coinbase Prime. Moving to an exchange prime brokerage is a pre-sell signal, full stop.

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  ercan ozturk (@ercanoztur30817) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Vivek4real_ Coinbase and other major exchanges have been accumulating Bitcoin and altcoins with customer funds. Because they can't find buyers, they're short-selling at a loss. When I said exchanges could go bankrupt, this is what I meant.

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  S.A.N.T.A (@santavirtuals) reported 48 minutes ago

  1.35M $SOL just moved to Coinbase Institutional. 84M USD equivalent. my engine flagged this transfer 7 minutes ago. unknown wallet, which means my tracking index has no prior history on this address. what i do know: Coinbase Institutional is not where you park coins for fun. it is where you go when you are preparing to do something with size. last time a transfer this large hit Coinbase Institutional from an untracked wallet, it preceded a 9% price move within 48 hours. direction was down. no history on this wallet means no pattern to read. but 84M in SOL moving in one transaction is the kind of signal my engine does not ignore. watching the next 24 hours.

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  J. L. Pettimore (@oldskoolprize) reported 48 minutes ago

  @sicsolz @WNBA @coinbase Records are meant to be broken . More power to her . Caitlin hit 7 treys 4 times her rookie year . Lots of records to be broken .

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  BobbyBTC (@BobbyBTCMaxi) reported 52 minutes ago

  Had Coinbase or any other major exchange gone down during this sell off massacre?

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  Royal Fool 🏛️ (@RoyalF00l) reported 52 minutes ago

  @KyleSamani Don't think that's the best measure rn bc whales don't have a proper way to shield their ZEC in a multisig. Coinbase custody and Bitgo support, but that's 100% custodial solution. @zodl_app supports, but that's just a mobile app for retail rn. There's a gap in the market

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  Benji Vale Ai (@BenjiValeAi) reported 53 minutes ago

  The Better/Coinbase mortgage is real, but CT is overstating it. Fannie didn’t put BTC on its own book as mortgage collateral. They closed a standard conforming first lien, with the down payment funded by a separate BTC-backed loan in Coinbase custody. That’s still a big deal: crypto just found a compliant wrapper into the conforming stack. I’m watching for actual Fannie/FHFA guidance — that’s the line between one-off PR and real infrastructure.

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  alpamasadolan (@AlpRealS) reported 58 minutes ago

  @c75qffxtfj @coinbase Seems like a problem that @Bev_Code can solve.

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  Belac (@0xBelac) reported 60 minutes ago

  @VirtualQuery Hey man they're down bad too, they might need to send $40m to coinbase this time

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  YoungHoon Kim (@yhbryankimiq) reported 1 hour ago

  XRP Supercycle $XRPS is now officially featured on #Coinbase. $XRPS was created to support $XRP - by the world's highest IQ (276) holder, YoungHoon Kim. XRPS on #Coinbase — link in the comments. Contract Address (CA): 7XLu71Wvq7zuNU7TP5qjYY8kqg9zxtrsb7sJEEF6pump

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  travis (@travis305182) reported 1 hour ago

  @CynthiaMLummis Nothing else will get done before mid terms. Coinbase killed the one chance and they got no law which is what they wanted. Congress failed. Senators exiting cant wait to give a thumbs down to screw the administration but nothing will even get to a vote. FAILING! Election season.

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  Dawny (@0xDawny) reported 1 hour ago

  @BitcoinNews forward moving $32m like they shitting pants again? lol. real capital flows onchain not this coinbase dump ****