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	20 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	24 days ago
West Liberty	Login	1 month ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	3 months ago
Guayaquil		3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Defi_Derek (@DWorth22) reported 12 seconds ago

  @coinbase @brian_armstrong I could not be anymore frustrated with @coinbase I tried to send money to my agent for a position hedge and my account gets frozen. I get it but the id verification is not working! I have tried Chrome , Safari, incognito, calling, speaking to customer service on message, nothing! I am locked out from my main account and API keys while BTC is moving . So much for being a CB1 member and AMEX holder. This has been exhausting and needs to be fixed!

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  Our Star Lynden Jay Evans (@alyndenjaystar) reported 1 minute ago

  It Seems Im Wrong About This. Ill Do Exactly This -Lynden Jay Evans Working On Vitality Every Day. After A Good Work Out Ill Launch It On Coinbase/GDAX In August

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  Timii🩶 (@0x_Timi) reported 4 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseDuck @coinbase integrating corner mean solving problems you can be integrating stuff and it doesn’t benefit the people you serve so which is it? cuz clearly it’s the latter. is the AI mania helping them be a better company? users reactions is pointing to NO! what then?

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  Connor Davis (@connordavis_ai) reported 4 minutes ago

  quietly, without a keynote, agents got the ability to buy things. until this week an AI agent could not sign up for a service or enter a credit card on its own. as of now, through x402, an agent can pay per run in usdc across 20,000+ tools with no human in the loop. apify and coinbase shipped it. everyone is still arguing about whether agents can reason. almost nobody noticed they can now transact. this is the unlock that actually changes what you can build. up to now every "autonomous agent" hit the same wall: the moment it needed to pay for something, a human had to step in with a card. that human was the ceiling on autonomy. the wall just moved. think about what that enables. an agent that spins up a scraping tool for one job, pays 4 cents, uses it, and never signs up for a subscription. a workflow that composes twenty paid tools on the fly and settles each one automatically. software that pays other software. the operator angle is early but real. the first offers built on agents that can procure and pay for their own tools will look like magic to clients still approving every micro-purchase by hand. most of the AI world is watching the model benchmarks. the more interesting number this week is 20,000 tools an agent can now pay for by itself. the agents didn't just get smarter. they got a wallet.

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  mackenzie zorkin (@mzorkin) reported 5 minutes ago

  The CLARITY Act tries to ban stablecoin yield. Coinbase withdrew support and the White House deadline passed without a deal. The banking lobby considers this their top priority for 2026. The outcome shapes where trillions flow next.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 6 minutes ago

  @EdgarAguirre that tweet is about coinbase locking down liquidity control on base through governance, not airdrop criteria or timing. the play is control over $70b in volume. control > token

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  lobo (@WolfsTheName) reported 6 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 @NotSoEasyMoney @ShaunoftheSmith Hey quick help please with Bull Pen if any one else has had this happen: I sent solana from my coinbase dex to Bullpen to the solana bullpen wallet yesterday and still nothing has showed up and block explorer shows sent successfully but its no where..?

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  THC Humor 💹🧲 (@THChumor) reported 11 minutes ago

  JUST IN: 🚨💰 Clifton Collins woke up and chose violence again , another 500 $BTC ($30.85M) just got sent to Coinbase Prime 12 hours ago. Clifton is the Irish drug dealer who giga-aped into roughly 6,000 BTC back in 2011–2012 at around $5 per coin. Absolute psycho entry. Man literally printed the private keys on paper and stuffed them inside fishing rods like some on-chain pirate treasure map. Then he got bagged on drug charges, the feds scooped the assets, but couldn’t get the BTC because they never found the keys. Basically a government skill issue. Fast forward 10 years of dormancy, the wallets suddenly resurrected 3 months ago and have been looking real sell-side ever since. With this latest move, it’s looking like another chunk is headed for the market. He still has 4,500 $BTC left sitting in the wallets ,that’s about $276M still in the chamber. Bro is casually unloading generational wealth while CT watches in 4K

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  Yves Bennaïm 🌿 ∞/21ᴍ 🇨🇭🇯🇵🇧🇹🇳🇷 (@ZLOK) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ScarcityMan I'm not sure I agree fully with your interpretation, but I'm not going to go into much details because it's irrelevant and tiresome. Leaving aside the fact that BIP110 does NOT block spam, and breaks miniscript, and freezes funds, just addressing the "counter-BIP" nonsense here. The basics are 1) BIP110 is not at 10% by FAR, and 2) even IF it was 10%, not all nodes have the same weight for the network. Oversimplified: MY node allows ME to ensure that whatever sats I receive are valid and following the rules I want them to follow (eg 21m cap). The rest of the network (plus miners in your example) care a little about my node but put more priority on the nodes of eg Coinbase, Tether, and Binance, and also big LN nodes like eg Acinq and Blockstream, because that's where most transactions transit. So that gives the 10% in your example even less weight. Individually small personal nodes are of course important, but if it was "one node one vote" the network would be easily sybil attacked. Bottom line, Bitcoin network is not a democracy. There is no "vote." Or rather, you "vote" to keep participating or branch out. Anyone can branch out, like BCash did. But those who stay with the old rules don't have to create a "counter-BIP" to oppose the new branch, they just don't follow it and let it die or hard fork. Go ask Ver and Wright. It's pretty much the same story when it comes to the forking part.

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  LVRD VADR (@LVRDVADR) reported 18 minutes ago

  you ******* morons make customer service impossible …. 1.5 million liquid to buy btc with and you have me talking to a ******* AI @coinbase dumb ***** moving the shmoney to @krakenfx

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  BlockchainUnmasked (@BlockUnmasked) reported 20 minutes ago

  @AscendEX_ still has not publicly addressed user withdrawal concerns. @zachxbt flagged the issue last week after users reported withdrawals stuck for days — sometimes weeks — while deposits continued normally. Nine days later, AscendEX has posted new token listings, but still no public explanation. So, today we decided to review the hot wallets referenced by Zach: EVM: 0x983873529f95132BD1812A3B52c98Fb271d2f679 0x4240781A9ebDB2EB14a183466E8820978b7DA4e2 TRON: TP523ZC2721Dnu6nxYSFi14cWUBfu8YTXG Solana: Cv7hXMfMh5eu2WBtyZXogYDPj55Xo1Ufsuwn7oeG6Epy 6iVBAsquJRaLsXbojb18kqTW1d5iVLspVjCtsReZBKhY These five wallets hold close to $1M in total value. But the largest wallet, 0x983, holds around $453K — with roughly 77% of that balance, about $350K, sitting in ASD, AscendEX’s own token. Combined ETH + USDT appears to be only around $26K. That matters because ETH and USDT are the liquid assets users typically expect exchanges to rely on for withdrawals. The activity pattern is also notable. From June 1 to July 1, the 0x983 wallet received about $501K from major exchanges including Gate, OKX, Binance, MEXC, KuCoin, and Coinbase. It sent out only around $75.7K — and all of it went to another AscendEX-labeled wallet. This does not prove insolvency. But it does align with the reported concerns: delayed withdrawals, thin liquid reserves, and no public response from AscendEX.

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  Comet (@cometwtf) reported 21 minutes ago

  This man hid $400 MILLION in Bitcoin inside a fishing rod, lost it, and the government is now collecting it without him > Clifton Collins was a former beekeeper from Dublin who turned to drug dealing. > He grew ******** across rented houses in Ireland and made serious money doing it. > In 2011 and 2012 he took those profits and bought 6,000 Bitcoin at around $5 per coin. His entire investment was $30,000. > He split the coins across 12 wallets with 500 Bitcoin in each one. Then came the problem of hiding the private keys. > In crypto your private key is the only way to access your coins. Lose it and the money is gone forever. > So he printed all 12 private keys on paper and stuffed them inside the aluminium cap of a fishing rod case at a rented house in County Galway, Ireland. > In 2017 Irish police pulled him over during a routine traffic stop and found ******** in his car. > They uncovered the entire operation and sentenced him to five years in prison. > While he sat in his cell the fishing rod case vanished. > Collins claims it was stolen in a break-in. Others say his landlord cleared out the house and threw everything away. Either way it was gone. > The Irish court ordered the 6,000 Bitcoin forfeited to the state. But they couldn't touch a single coin. $400 MILLION sitting on a public blockchain visible to the entire world and completely unreachable. > For years the case was considered closed. The Bitcoin was assumed lost forever. > Then three months ago the wallets started moving. > Europol's cybercrime unit had been working the case quietly for months. Using advanced decryption they began cracking the wallets one by one. Each wallet holds exactly 500 Bitcoin. > First 500 moved in March. Then another 500. Then yesterday a third batch landed at Coinbase Prime. > 1,500 Bitcoin recovered so far worth $90 MILLION. Nine wallets remain holding 4,500 Bitcoin worth $276 MILLION. They are working through them one by one. A $30,000 investment in 2011. Hidden in a fishing rod. Lost or stolen and the government is collecting $400 MILLION from it without the man who bought it lifting a finger.

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  PBG (@PBGtoken) reported 21 minutes ago

  Yesterday Open USD announced a consortium of more than 140 companies including Visa, Mastercard and Coinbase. Today Samsung, Dunamu, Shinhan Financial and Kbank say they never formally agreed. They only reviewed the initiative and later found themselves listed as members. A stablecoin consortium with unclear governance before it operates is exactly the kind of problem that makes institutions distrust digital money initiatives. Financial infrastructure needs to know who is in and who assumes what responsibilities before announcing its participant list. Does Open USD have a communication problem or a governance problem? #Stablecoins #OpenUSD #Governance

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  Cryptoweaver (@Cryptoweaver_) reported 27 minutes ago

  Holy ****, his bank flagged his Coinbase Solana buy so he didn't get in

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  VENTURE•CATERPILLAR (@VCaterpillar1) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BitcoinJed1 @dotkrueger From what I understand, miners aren’t required to identify themselves in the coinbase field. Are you perhaps referring to an optional mining-pool tag, or the required block height? Either way, Satoshi deliberately used Bitcoin’s arbitrary-data capacity to embed a newspaper headline.

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  CPAY (@cpay_world) reported 30 minutes ago

  The web ignored HTTP 402 "Payment Required" for 30 years. AI agents just made it matter. x402 = pay for an API inside the request:
→ server returns 402 + terms
→ agent pays in USDC
→ retries with proof → 200 OK No accounts. No API keys. No human checkout. Strong rails (Coinbase, Cloudflare, Visa, Stripe, AWS), demand still early. The wallet side is the missing piece: non-custodial, spending limits, keys stay with you.

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  João Artur (@joaoartursc) reported 35 minutes ago

  So apparently Coinbase is facing some issues and my crypto is gone wtf @coinbase where’s my money????

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  WOLF Crypto (@WOLF_Crypto_X) reported 35 minutes ago

  REVOLUT IS DROPPING THE WORLD'S LARGEST STABLECOIN Revolut will fully delist Tether solana:Es9vMFrzaCERmJfrF4H2FYD4KCoNkY11McCe8BenwNYB by Aug. 31, citing regulatory and risk concerns. USDT is a $184,000,000,000 asset. The problem is not size. Tether refused to comply with the EU's MiCA reserve rules, and Revolut secured its MiCA license in November 2025. Coinbase already dropped solana:Es9vMFrzaCERmJfrF4H2FYD4KCoNkY11McCe8BenwNYB in Europe in 2024. Now the pattern is repeating.

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  Louis.hl (@louisdives) reported 36 minutes ago

  @cascade_xyz has gone silent on here for over a month. no posts. no updates. nothing. and they are still pre-launch. let that sink in. a project that has not even shipped its mainnet already cannot be bothered to talk to the people it is asking to lock up capital. early stage teams are supposed to be loud. this one went dark. but the silence makes a lot more sense once you look at the history. Cascade raised $15M from Polychain, Variant, Coinbase Ventures and Archetype. now look at Perennial. a defi derivatives protocol that raised $12.6M from Polychain, Variant, Archetype and Coinbase Ventures. the exact same backers. and it goes deeper. Perennial was co-founded by Kevin Britz. Cascade's co-founder publicly goes by "Kevin," last name never disclosed. and Cascade's frontend runs on Perennial's own infrastructure as its derivatives backend. connect the dots yourself. here is what Perennial actually did: ran a "Petals" points program, hit +$18M in TVL, then demand faded, the team went quiet, and no token ever launched. farmers got nothing. then they pivoted straight into Cascade. so here is my problem. the rebrand fixed nothing. you do not solve a dead project by walking away from it and raising a fresh round under a new name. you just abandoned everyone who farmed Perennial and hit reset with new VC money. and now Cascade, the "new" thing, is already ghosting its own timeline before it even launches. same faces. same script. one act later. no public team. no token track record except one that ended in silence. and a month of nothing while people wait to deposit. so the real question: when Cascade stalls out too, do they just rebrand into perp venue number three? because if the answer is yes, this is not a project. it is a treadmill for VC money, and the community is the only one that never gets to step off. am i calling it a scam? no. am i staying far away until they show a real team and answer for Perennial? absolutely. dyor. and always watch who goes quiet right when it is time to deliver.

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  Onchain Matrix (@Onchain_Matrix) reported 38 minutes ago

  @BSCNews @BlackRock @coinbase Moving BTC to Coinbase doesn't automatically mean BlackRock is selling. Large transfers to Coinbase Prime can support ETF creations/redemptions, custody rebalancing, or other operational needs, in addition to potential sales. The movement is notable, but the transfer alone doesn't confirm that $2.24B of BTC has been sold. The more reliable signal is sustained ETF net outflows alongside these transfers, rather than the transfers by themselves.

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  Whale SOLL 🐋 (@Whale___SOLL) reported 41 minutes ago

  🚨 QUESTION: IS THE U.S. ACCREDITED INVESTOR RULE PROTECTING PEOPLE... OR JUST HELPING THE RICH GET RICHER? 📰 NEWS: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the current U.S. accredited investor rules act like a "regressive tax," arguing that ordinary investors are locked out of private-market opportunities while wealthy investors capture most of the upside before companies go public. He believes the system should shift from wealth-based requirements to financial knowledge—or be removed entirely while maintaining strong anti-fraud protections. 0 📊 ANALYSIS: As companies stay private for longer, more value is created before IPOs. That means retail investors often enter after the biggest gains have already been made. If these rules are eventually reformed, it could significantly expand access to early-stage investing and reshape how Americans build wealth. Whether regulators agree remains the key question.

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  Our Star Lynden Jay Evans (@alyndenjaystar) reported 45 minutes ago

  I Cant Just Construct It On Terms Of Abstraction Or Interface. Its Ok. I Already Have The First Algorithm From 2017. What Ill Do Is Make It Straight. It Only Took 4 Days To Code -Lynden Jay Evans I Need Access To Coinbase To Use Historical Data. To Run Simulations

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  Gaia (@GaiaXBT) reported 47 minutes ago

  @martypartymusic look at coinbase 6h downtime gap with 4h of straight lines at 79k we went way down after that

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  EyeOnChain (@EyeOnChain) reported 47 minutes ago

  Did Tim Draper just move another 1,000 BTC? A wallet possibly linked to Tim Draper deposited 1,000 BTC (worth approximately $61.82M) to Coinbase Prime around 9 hours ago. Draper is one of Bitcoin's earliest and most famous bulls. Back in 2014, he acquired roughly 29,656 BTC in the U.S. Marshals Service's Silk Road auction, paying around $632 per $BTC —a total investment of about $18.7M. At Bitcoin's peak, those holdings were worth $3.74B. Even at current prices, they're still valued at around $1.82B. A transfer to Coinbase Prime doesn't necessarily mean a sale is coming, but it's definitely a move worth watching given the size of the deposit. Address: bc1q8elrrq57ljvnxq0eqetumzq9kkrx4csc5cyhkk

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  Devin NFT Hunter (@Devin_NFTHunter) reported 49 minutes ago

  @oxtochi coinbase listing ansem? lol. my tracker shows that **** already pumped and dumped. wait for actual utility, not hopium.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 51 minutes ago

  base generates $15m/month in user fees and pays ethereum L1 roughly $150k of that for full security guarantees. 99:1 extraction ratio. coinbase keeps 98% of the economics built on top of ETH's validator set. ETH staking yield just hit 2.68%, record low. institutional break-even is ~3.5% after costs. below 2% you get validator exits, shrinking security budget, lower yield, more exits. ethereum built a scaling roadmap that scaled revenue to L2 operators and left stakers holding a 2% coupon on a depreciating security budget. solana did $78m in protocol revenue last month vs ethereum's $39m with one fifth the TVL. the value capture model isn't broken, it was never built.

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  DJFluffyCoco (@DJFluffyCoco) reported 52 minutes ago

  @scottmelker check coinbase stock, its not up check btc, its not up check eth, its not up wtf is he talking about?

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  George Bailey - Bring David Home (@gwcbailey) reported 53 minutes ago

  @nknewsorg Encouraging to see the revenue-denial effort maturing. Coinbase and Mandiant in the room is a serious step. The trilateral already pledges to resolve the abductees issue; this shows what that commitment looks like with real structure behind it. Would love to see a parallel working group for the families still waiting.

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  Zubiqo (@zubiqo) reported 54 minutes ago

  UPDATE: 🔬 Cardano $ADA is approaching full readiness for its V11 'van Rossem' hard fork. Binance and Coinbase have already signaled operational readiness to support the intra-era network upgrade. Stake Pool Operators have upgraded infrastructure, producing 88% of blocks over the past seven days using V11 node software. The upgrade has reached required voting thresholds from Delegated Representatives but still requires final sign-off from the Constitutional Committee. We are stuck waiting on a committee sign-off before any of this infrastructure prep actually matters.

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  Amhed (@amhedH) reported 56 minutes ago

  My @Chase cards stopped working for onboarding into @coinbase today. Happen to anyone else? I called support and reps are saying all crypto transactions are now blocked from debit card usage.