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	9 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	29 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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  ALGOwhereyouGo (@ALGOwhereUGO) reported 1 minute ago

  Who remembers when coinbase went down and Gapped $Algo up? We remember $ZEC going down just a couple days ago..these exchanges are here to **** you..get your coins and your money off of them. Set up new systems..go after the protocol and voting rights..assure yourself youll do it

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  𝐁𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐚. (@DiBian123) reported 2 minutes ago

  Crypto mortgages are evolving fast as Coinbase and Better have closed the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed home loan secured by $BTC. A Michigan couple used Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment, letting them access a conventional mortgage without selling their crypto or triggering capital gains taxes. The two-loan structure places a standard mortgage alongside a second crypto-backed lien on the home, with $250,000 in $BTC covering a $100,000 down payment. Coinbase expects the product to roll out nationwide in coming months, initially supporting $USDC as well.

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  Kapoor Kshitiz (@kshitizkapoor_) reported 6 minutes ago

  Crypto has a demand problem! Everyone is focused on price. I'm focused on who's actually buying. - $BTC open Interest has fallen to around $23B - Fear and Greed has collapsed into Extreme Fear - The Coinbase Premium has been negative for 19 straight days At the same time: - US jobs came in at 172K vs 85K expected - Markets are now pricing a much more hawkish Fed That's a dangerous combination for crypto and can lead to further downside from here.

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  Alexander Lorenzo (@alexelorenzo) reported 6 minutes ago

  The cheapest spot Bitcoin in retail America today is not at Coinbase. It is at Morgan Stanley. 0.50%. Schwab: 0.75%. Fidelity: ~1.00%. Coinbase: ~1.49%. Meanwhile Robinhood Q1 crypto revenue: down 47% year over year. The disruptors are being disrupted. By the dinosaurs.

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  Elix (@GenericMage_) reported 9 minutes ago

  Should clarify that on $XMR the coinbase transaction is public, so total supply is easily known. The coinbase is what's used to mine new coins, not to be confused with the CEX of the same name. So this isn't a general problem with privacy coins.

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  John Pitts (@EquityDiamonds) reported 10 minutes ago

  CULT OF JEFFREY EPSTEIN [Coinbase: “btc”] A financial analyst’s report by John Pitts Don’t forget! Jeffrey Epstein’s pal Judge Rheinhardt tried in vain to cancel Dr Craig Wright’s defense in the Kleiman vs Wright court before it started. He decided to judge the case against Wright before evened was argued in a fair court. His decision was reversed when further evidence was submitted. (read the tweet highlighted below) Don’t forget, COPA is made up of people and entitities which took seed money from Jeffrey Epstein and visited Little Saint James Island. Funny how Jeffery Epstein always shows up behind the kids who are tormenting one man (whom they claim is a clown to ignore but they never actually ignore— but fight with all their might and financial backing they’ll can muster). Think about what you’re supporting, and ask more questions about who they associate with. btc was created by liars cheats and pedos, for liars cheats and pedos— look into it. The bad connections are public and very strong now. Feel free to send this to pals who own btc simply bc it was trendy/trending when they bought it, but don’t know much about it. Coinbase is a member of COPA and lists Fartcoin and CumRocket but not real Bitcoin [ @orangegatewayx: “BSV”]. They also routinely give money to Brink to channel to btc’s Core Developers, who make changes like Taproot to the btc system under the approval of Coinbase while firing anyone (like @LukeDashjr ) who opposes their wishes. Think about why— follow the money. Lightning Networks are not decentralized— they’re fiefdoms, each channel with its own “trusted third party”— exactly the problem that Satoshi drew-up Bitcoin to END (it’s in the first paragraph of his white paper).

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  Getalle (@getalle_altcoin) reported 10 minutes ago

  Woods on why Funding Rate and Coinbase Premium are NOT overrated: "I saw nothing but slander, but man if that confluence is working, how is it overrated" 👇 @robw00ds @regothetrader

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  big z (@zectrillionaire) reported 11 minutes ago

  Really haven't seen ZCash mentioned anywhere except CT and that one Sergei Brin talk from a couple weeks ago. Imagine once it really breaks into the mainstream for the first time. BTC hit 1k when the main exchange was a magic card trading website, the money supply was significantly lower, considerably less money sloshing around crypto AND the inflation rate of BTC was considerably higher than what the inflation rate of ZCash is right now (less halvenings under the belt). The fiat onramps are already set (Robinhood & Coinbase), it's never been easier for people to buy ZCash directly. Once the tidal wave of mainstream attention hits, there will be a face-melting rally, unlike anything the world ever seen.

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  OBABES (@ekenedilichukuu) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BattleCoinArena ➥ Why Base? Before platforms like BCA could exist, there was a practical problem. You wanted to battle with $5. Gas fees on Ethereum mainnet would eat $20 just to process the transaction. That killed the entire concept of small-stake crypto gaming before it could even start. Base fixes this. Transactions on Base cost under a cent for most interactions, because Base batches transactions together and settles them on Ethereum's mainnet in compressed form. You still get Ethereum's security. You just don't pay Ethereum's gas prices. As of May 2026, Base crossed $13 billion in total value locked, making it one of the most dominant L2 networks in the ecosystem. It has 110 million Coinbase users sitting behind it as a potential distribution channel. Building BCA on Base means battles settle in about 2 seconds. Gas is basically invisible. And the user doesn't need to bridge assets through five protocols just to play. Connect your wallet, fund it on Base, and jump into the battle.

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  JACK (@JACKsPools) reported 17 minutes ago

  @trythreews @coinbase Hm, what If every new crypto project would have a 3D AI agent on its site, one that explains the project, answers user questions, helps with onboarding, and makes the whole thing feel alive instead of sending people to read 20 docs pages? And I got that just from the tittle lol

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  fidelio (brb checking the chain) (@NateLawson) reported 17 minutes ago

  chris bosh all over the coinbase app with everything nuking it’s terrible man it’s a terrible place to be

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  a (@adidogCEO) reported 18 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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  Apple Peak (@peak_apple53506) reported 19 minutes ago

  @atmoio You hit the nerve... Interviewed with both companies...Block's COO is now OpenAI CFO... utter nightmare... Coinbase, I don't even know where to start...not a serious place..

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  Tirolo (@PTirolo) reported 21 minutes ago

  Coinbase just closed the first-ever government-backed mortgage secured by $BTC. A Michigan couple pledged Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment, sidestepping capital gains taxes and keeping full upside exposure. The loan splits into a standard Fannie Mae note and a second lien backed by crypto. Better requires $250K in $BTC to cover a $100K down payment, with liquidation only after 60 days of delinquency - price swings don’t trigger margin calls. Rolling out nationwide soon, the product will also support $USDC initially, turning crypto wealth into homeownership without selling a single sat.

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  Jerome (@JeromeHthr) reported 25 minutes ago

  @WilliamR1945 Disappointingly, coinbase seems to be falling on security and their support is the worst.i am sorry to hear about your losses. Do you have the transaction detailed proof from this incident?it might be helpful in investigating this further

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  fox.sol (@ryanolivwira) reported 29 minutes ago

  A Michigan couple just closed the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed home mortgage using $BTC as collateral for the down payment - without selling their Bitcoin. Coinbase enabled the product with lender Better, allowing holders to pledge crypto like $BTC and $USDC while avoiding capital gains tax and liquidation risk. For a $100,000 down payment, they posted $250,000 in BTC as a second lien, and Fannie Mae’s rules cover the primary loan. With federal housing agencies now aligning with crypto-friendly directives, this could unlock real-estate access for long-term holders who don’t want to exit their positions.

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  Hans Germish 🐭 (@HansGermishMagi) reported 29 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @grok please look at all the altcoins listed on coinbase in the US (must be listed at least 1 year) and give an average % down alts coins are in the last two years.

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  toni (@tonitrades_) reported 30 minutes ago

  @beaniemaxi Down 75% is rough, no argument there. But moving assets to Coinbase is not always a sell signal - big funds do custody changes for staking or compliance reasons all the time.

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  Yasmani (@Yasmani2555) reported 32 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Coinbase’s position is wild: “We can’t find records that you reported the fraud in 2024, so no reimbursement.” Amount: $3,272 Ticket: #26541212 CFPB: #260406-30978511 Since when does a company’s missing support records become the customer’s problem? @coinbase @CoinbaseSupport

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  Moms-In-Bitcoin (@MomsInBitcoin1) reported 33 minutes ago

  @calibrated_lies @1914ad Coinbase famously goes down and folks can't move their coins or sell or buy when high volume/traffic occurs. Very frustrating for those who use it.

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  TimeEnergy Traveller (@fixingmoneybtc) reported 35 minutes ago

  It makes sense that an American would help their country limit the effects of the complete collapse of their economy. I believe Coinbase and MSTR are part of this "Strategy" its not a micro Strategy either. Its big. The nationalisation will happen as the USD officially collapses

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  oo (@ooxbt) reported 38 minutes ago

  alright this time it dies see you at 2k per btc **** Coinbase.

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  Joyceli24 (@joyceli2425) reported 39 minutes ago

  @WNBA @coinbase And no landing space foul called. NY had 40 free throws to 15 for Indiana. 0 FT for Clark and Boston. Impossible that the PG and post player don’t get fouled. Just be consistent and fair.

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  Vincent Hancock (@quytongdaivn) reported 49 minutes ago

  Breaking News: Here are the real reasons behind the Bitcoin crash: Coinbase sold 13,501 BTC, Binance sold 13,142 BTC, whales sold 24,871 BTC, Wintermute sold 4,572 BTC, and Kraken sold 3,980 BTC. They offloaded over $10.7 billion worth of Bitcoin, driving the price down to around $60,000. Is Ethereum next?

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  DJKDownunder (@djk_downunder) reported 50 minutes ago

  Every day $XEC isn't on @Coinbase, retail investors buy something else. 100M Coinbase users. None can access XEC. That's demand redirected daily. @CoinbaseAssets #XEC #eCash #CoinbaseListXEC

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  Web3Radar (@BedaKakuru48767) reported 52 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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  CarolinKaKao (@carolynkakaoo) reported 53 minutes ago

  The first-ever Fannie Mae-backed conventional mortgage secured by $BTC just closed, with Coinbase and Better helping a Michigan couple pledge Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment. The structure uses a standard home loan plus a second crypto-backed lien, letting borrowers avoid selling their $BTC or $USDC and sidestepping capital gains taxes - no liquidation triggers even if prices swing. For example, a $100K down payment can be backed by $250K in Bitcoin, marking a concrete step as U.S. housing regulators align with the push to make the country a crypto hub.

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  stax (@staxbt) reported 54 minutes ago

  Seems the only market that’s alive in crypto are die hard community coins with underlying cultural value. Interesting. @coinbase @binance @solana are you guys just going to ignore the market participants that have actually been putting their money in crypto ? Or are you going to continue rewarding vaporware piece of **** tech coins disguised as value as a few founders continue to **** over and milk this industry for all it has? Let’s troll the world.

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  Freda Duan (@FredaDuan) reported 56 minutes ago

  Prediction Markets | 2026.06 Update With the World Cup just around the corner, there is growing anticipation around how prediction markets will perform. YTD, the most notable changes have been: 1) $Kalshi’s stellar growth, with volume up roughly 90% from January to May; and 2) the growing divergence between $Kalshi and $HOOD’s prediction-market volume. $HOOD used to represent roughly 50–60% of $Kalshi’s implied volume. That ratio has declined every month this year, falling to 22% by April 2026. $HOOD’s own prediction-market volume has been essentially flat YTD. At first glance, one might assume $Kalshi is intentionally directing volume away from $HOOD and “cutting $HOOD out.” But this is more of a pull model than a push model. In my view, the issue is more likely on $HOOD’s side. There are a few possible explanations. First, $Kalshi has added new distribution and exchange partnerships, including Coinbase. It is estimated that $Kalshi is now generating 60%+ of volume from its own platform/API, with the remainder coming from broker partners including $HOOD, Coinbase, PrizePicks, and others. $Kalshi went viral in 1Q, helped by strong momentum around the Super Bowl and March Madness. Second, $HOOD’s current product supply is more limited, while $Kalshi has seen growth in non-sports contracts. $HOOD remains very sports-heavy. $Kalshi is also still sports-heavy, with sports representing roughly 80% of YTD 2026 volume. But $Kalshi’s non-sports share has increased from 9% in December 2025 to roughly 20% by March 2026. ---- Looking forward, $HOOD’s own prediction-market JV appears to have come online right before the World Cup. Rothera recently went live, likely in late May or early June 2026, and $HOOD has now begun routing at least some prediction-market flow to Rothera. Rothera is operated by the $HOOD/SIG JV. $HOOD is the controlling partner, SIG provides liquidity, and MIAXdx provides the CFTC DCM/DCO infrastructure. On unit economics, the current $Kalshi-distributed-through-$HOOD model appears to be: the customer pays 2 cents, with 1 cent going to $HOOD and 1 cent going to $Kalshi. With the new JV, $HOOD can technically capture more of the economics. The open question is whether $HOOD will keep that incremental margin, or use a better and cheaper product to acquire customers — consistent with how the company has competed in other verticals. The World Cup will be an important test. It remains to be seen whether $HOOD becomes more aggressive on customer acquisition and product promotion around the event. Medium to long term, $HOOD likely needs to broaden its prediction-market product offering beyond sports. If the company wants to close the gap with $Kalshi, distribution alone may not be enough. The product surface area needs to expand.

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  Dante (@c75qffxtfj) reported 58 minutes ago

  @coinbase Hey, I can’t access my account and I’ve tried contacting customer support and I’ve gotten no help with my issue just a run around for a week