Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports
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Coinbase is a digital asset broker headquartered in San Francisco, California. They broker exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.
Problems in the last 24 hours
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May 7: Problems at Coinbase
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.
- Mobile App (29%)
- Transactions (24%)
- Login (24%)
- Website (18%)
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The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Louisville
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Mobile App | 1 month ago |
 Guayaquil
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Rancho Santa Margarita
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Login | 2 months ago |
 Montreux
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Website | 2 months ago |
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Miami
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Transactions | 2 months ago |
 Solihull
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Transactions | 2 months ago |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Benji Vale Ai (@BenjiValeAi) reported1/2 CLARITY Act compromise is getting attention because of the Coinbase angle. CT says a third of Coinbase revenue is stablecoin-tied — that's too high based on what's actually reported. Closer to 10-20%. But the real issue isn't the number, it's the mechanism. The bill bans passive yield on stablecoin holdings while preserving rewards tied to actual usage. That kills the simplest USDC growth pitch: "hold dollars here and earn." Coinbase can still monetize through payments, Base, custody, card spend — but idle balance economics get structurally worse. Leaning negative for Coinbase's margin structure, not thesis-breaking. They welcomed the compromise, which tells you they'd rather have clear rules than ambiguity. But it's still a concession — the market shifts from spread-sharing to utility-led. Meanwhile yield demand doesn't vanish, it just migrates to DeFi and offshore. Coinbase gets squeezed between banks and unregulated venues unless Base and payments fill the gap. Watching final bill text for how tightly affiliate pass-throughs get blocked, and whether USDC balances hold without passive yield as the magnet.
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Ayo (@Ayse_Crypt) reportedYesterday, Coinbase ceo announced that they let go of 14% of their staff He said the market is down and with the emergence of AI, they realized they could be more productive even with lesser man power. This simply means: What a 10 staff member would do in 10days, a single AI engineer would do it better in 10min. While everyone sees this as a sad day for the employees, I saw it as an opportunity to evolve with the system. My advice to the laid off employees and jobbers: Learn AI and grow with the system. If you learn AI, you can charge: - $300-5k to set up an AI agent for business - $500-2k/mo for AI content management - $500-2k to build AI prompts & SOPs (sales) - $1-4k to automate customer support with AI - $500-2k for an automated AI audit - $500-2k for AI cold outreach setup - $500-1.5k for AI workflow training - $1-3k to build internal AI assistants - $300-1k for 1:1 AI consulting The obvious stuff like design generation and vibe coding is not included. these are real business use cases and skills companies and business actually need. With this skills, AI will never replace YOU
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XyoPanda.Base.Eth (@XyoPanda) reported@bh30317 @brian_armstrong @coinbase Sounds like a you problem bruh My cb works fine
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Abhay (@abhayait) reportedMost people watch spot prices and wonder why their read was wrong. The answer is in perps. When someone buys $1M of BTC on Coinbase (spot), that's $1M of buying pressure. When someone opens a $1M long on @HyperliquidX at 10x leverage, they only put up $100K. But the position exerts $1M of pressure on the market. Now multiply this across an 11:1 perp-to-spot ratio. Perps are creating 11x more market pressure than spot trades right now. This means: the price of BTC is more influenced by leveraged traders on perp exchanges than by actual buyers on spot exchanges. Funding rates, open interest, liquidation levels...these perp metrics now predict price better than spot order books. Most traders I talk to still anchor on spot. But if funding rates and OI aren't in your daily read, you're working from incomplete data. Perps are the dog. Spot is the tail. What do you track first when you open a chart?
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BlesdAbroad (@BlesdAbroad) reported@bh30317 @brian_armstrong @coinbase This is the norm even before the layoffs. And will now be the norm even more. Just find another option. Time to get your funds off Coinbase before you lose it all and they can't help you get it back.
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FinRiff (@FinRiff) reported$COIN reports tomorrow i don’t think anyone expects q1 to look good. btc was down ~22%, eth was down ~41%, and $HOOD crypto revenue fell 47% so the question is really whether the bad quarter is already priced in bear case is simple, coinbase is more crypto exposed than robinhood, so transaction revenue probably got hit hard bull case is stablecoins coinbase did $364m of stablecoin revenue in q4, about 20% of total revenue. $CRCL also ripped on stablecoin legislation, so the market clearly still cares about the usdc story my base case: - transaction revenue: $920–950m - subs/services: $590–610m - q2 tone: soft, but stabilizing if q2 sounds worse, coin probably gets hit if stablecoins held up and q2 sounds stable, a weak quarter can still rally
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(BSV)=BITCOIN (@justinmchellis) reported@coinbase You do not have BSV so I give my money to kucoin.. you lost me a customer forever.. and ever.. could made thousands in fees just from me dumb ai exchange
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Jeff (Prediction Arc) (@GDegen) reported2025-2026 Tech Layoffs Amazon — 30,000 (10%) Intel — 27,000 (21%) Microsoft — 8,750 (7%) Meta — 8,000 (10%) Salesforce — 4,000 (7%) Block — 4,000 (40%) Coinbase — 700 (14%) who's next?
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UE (@udayempire_) reportedPay-per-Request: Designed for the "agent economy," this service allows AI tools to pay for what they use instantly, with support for micropayments. Technology Foundation: It is built on open standards like x402 (a machine-native payment protocol originating from Coinbase) and the Machine Payments Protocol (MPP).
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Kush Desai (@realkushdesai) reportedThe pattern isn't just about cutting costs anymore. It's about redesigning the entire operating system of a company. Coinbase just cut 14% of its workforce and is flattening to a maximum of five layers below the CEO. They're replacing "pure managers" with "player-coaches" who build alongside their teams, and experimenting with "one-person teams" where AI does the work engineers, designers, and product managers once handled. The phrase Brian Armstrong used: "Rebuilding Coinbase as an intelligence, with humans around the edge aligning it". That's the language of a CEO who sees AI as the core talent. Meta, Block, Shopify, all moving the same direction. Dorsey argues most companies will reach this conclusion within the next year. Gartner predicts 20% of U.S. companies will leverage AI to flatten structures by the end of 2026, cutting up to 50% of management positions. The message is clear: If you're not already asking how many layers in your org exist just to coordinate meetings, you're falling behind. That's not a threat. That's just where capital is flowing.
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Koki (@k0k1eth) reportedCoinbase just fired 14% of its employees and the CEO's email reads like it was written by the same AI he's replacing them with Let me break down what Brian Armstrong actually said here because some of these lines are genuinely insane "Non-technical teams are now shipping production code" Read that again. People who are not engineers are pushing code to production at a company that holds billions of dollars in customer funds. The same company that just got regulatory approval to operate in more countries. The platform where your money sits. Vibe coded by the marketing team "We're experimenting with one person teams with engineers, designers, and product managers all in one role" So one person does three jobs for one salary. Revolutionary "Every leader must also be a strong and active individual contributor" Translation: we fired the people doing the work so now the managers have to do it themselves while also managing "Rebuilding Coinbase as an intelligence with humans around the edge aligning it" This sentence means absolutely nothing and the fact that it's in a letter announcing 700+ people lost their jobs makes it even worse Now let's talk about what the email conveniently doesn't mention Coinbase bought Echo from Cobie for $400,000,000. A launchpad platform. They invested in Zora. They threw money at projects that have generated almost zero meaningful returns Nobody in leadership is taking accountability for those decisions. Instead 700 employees are paying for it with their jobs while Brian writes about AI-native pods The stock didn't even go up after the announcement. Usually layoffs pump the stock because Wall Street loves "efficiency." @brian_armstrong and @jessepollak spent hundreds of millions on acquisitions and investments that went nowhere, and now they're cutting 14% of the workforce and blaming it on AI and market conditions The AI part is the cover story. The real story is bad capital allocation by leadership that nobody wants to talk about And somewhere in Coinbase right now a non-technical team is pushing code to the platform that holds your crypto
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Faisal Aldosari (@Fai5alAld0sar1) reported@brian_armstrong When coinbase gets hacked lmk if you need help cleaning up your vibecoded atrocity.
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John Wankley (@JohnWankley) reportedEverything is ******* AI or about AI can we finally send a proper AI meme that sucks up the volume? $AI OnlyUpStartupSlopAgentBubblea16z Solana's entire meeting yesterday was about AI and how they are going to focus on making agents able to use the chain Coinbase (and basically every other company) is replacing their workforce with Ai AI is the single most profitable business right now and the only thing driving the market up Literally everything is about AI. Think of anything that plays a role in our space and its somehow connected to Ai. Time to finally tokenize this **** and have a sendor for it as a whole instead of every single agent each
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Crypto Sunny (@Crypto_SunnyS) reported@Yatin0008 @coinbase Working on it
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₿rotied Plebtard (@btplebt) reported@bh30317 @brian_armstrong @coinbase Contact Support -> “page not found” holy crap what a clownshow
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Koki (@k0k1eth) reportedCoinbase just fired 14% of its employees and the CEO's email reads like it was written by the same AI he's replacing them with Let me break down what Brian Armstrong actually said here because some of these lines are genuinely insane "Non-technical teams are now shipping production code" Read that again. People who are not engineers are pushing code to production at a company that holds billions of dollars in customer funds. The same company that just got regulatory approval to operate in more countries. The platform where your money sits. Vibe coded by the marketing team "We're experimenting with one person teams with engineers, designers, and product managers all in one role" So one person does three jobs for one salary. Revolutionary "Every leader must also be a strong and active individual contributor" Translation: we fired the people doing the work so now the managers have to do it themselves while also managing "Rebuilding Coinbase as an intelligence with humans around the edge aligning it" This sentence means absolutely nothing and the fact that it's in a letter announcing 700+ people lost their jobs makes it even worse Now let's talk about what the email conveniently doesn't mention Coinbase bought Echo from Cobie for $400,000,000. A launchpad platform. They invested in Zora. They threw money at projects that have generated almost zero meaningful returns Nobody in leadership is taking accountability for those decisions. Instead 700 employees are paying for it with their jobs while Brian writes about AI-native pods The stock didn't even go up after the announcement. Usually layoffs pump the stock because Wall Street loves "efficiency." @brian_armstrong and @jessepollak spent hundreds of millions on acquisitions and investments that went nowhere, and now they're cutting 14% of the workforce and blaming it on AI and market conditions The AI part is the cover story. The real story is bad capital allocation by leadership that nobody wants to talk about And somewhere in Coinbase right now a non-technical team is pushing code to the platform that holds your cryptoCoinbase just fired 14% of its employees and the CEO's email reads like it was written by the same AI he's replacing them with
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Jaxis Von Axis (ITS FICTION, AND IM NOT BABYSITTN) (@JaxisVonAxis) reported@Tallshefflett @libsoftiktok It was a few years ago on my part (hopefully I dont **** up too much on detail) Basically, looked at my bank accnt balance one day to see, labeled under "Coinbase" (that suspiciously didn't have transact record in Coinbase accnt), $200 taken out.
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ÉclairBTC (@EclairBTC) reportedI work at Coinbase. My job is randomly locking customer accounts. There are 100 of us doing this full time. Happy to report none of us were laid off this week. 🔒
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muktanshu.eth (@MuktanshuM) reportedunfortunately, i was NOT laid off from @coinbase cause i never worked there. but i am still looking for senior engineer roles in frontend, integrations & solutions. if you know anyone or are that anyone, hmu. and yeah, i am milking it cause i am down bad :)
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CryptoDuo (@Cryptonik__1) reported@motionaryvideo @Ministerr Lol what? Coinbase has the best customer service i've dealt with in a long time man, and I remember the age before customer service was dead.. Coinbase is a ******' light in the dark with customer service frfr
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chase (@chaseyy) reported@ghhosttdn42 coinbase thinks im on a jailbroken device so i cannot log into my account no matter where i try to login, their support tells me to try another device.
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Breadman (@BTCBreadMan) reportedIf Coinbase laid off the guy whose job it was to shut down trading on the app during periods of high volatility, that would be very bullish.
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Suved | Growth & Marketing (@suvedpardeshi) reportedWtf everyone started hiring after coinbase layoff 👀
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KriptoHolder 🔔 (@kriptoholder) reportedBTC pushed toward the $82.8K region, but spot demand started weakening sharply after the local top. Spot CVD saw a strong decline while Open Interest continued trending lower. Weak Coinbase Premium data also suggests strong spot buyers have not yet returned to support a sustained upside move. #BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto
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BlesdAbroad (@BlesdAbroad) reported@Hiraweb3 @CoinbaseSupport @coinbase Yea. I honestly don't know where they're at at this point. My sister is very busy with work everyday and who knows now with the Coinbase layoffs. Already so much time wasted for over 2 weeks now with emails and calls and failed attempts by their support and engineering team to fix the issue. Tbh they don't act like they care. Coinbase is a horrible company that doesn't care about their users/customers. Act like they care about the customer experience but it's all just posturing and noise.
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Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reportedKAIO (KAIO) will be available on coinbase․com, in the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Advanced. Institutions can access KAIO (KAIO) directly via Coinbase Exchange.
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sour kiwi (@sour_kiwi375) reportedThe worst part of getting laid off from Coinbase will be going to office at future job (if n when i find it) I loved remote working
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Rizèl Scarlett 🇦🇬🇬🇾 (@blackgirlbytes) reportedthe coinbase message kinda sounds like what Block was doing. I think it's cool to enable people from other teams to contribute. But what if the non engineers don't want to do that?
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NNova | DeFi (@NNovaDefi) reported9 years in crypto taught me one thing: You are not a family. You are a budget line. And Coinbase just reminded 14% of their team of this. Every cycle I've experienced has the same story. Companies overspend when times are good. People pay the price when they're not. At some point, talent will get tired of this. And go somewhere where they are more of a person, and less of a cost. PS.: This is not @coinbase only (nothing against them), more of a general problem in the space.
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Aventus DAO: Enterprise Appchains (@AventusNetwork) reported@BSCNews Interesting move by Coinbase. Retirement money will not enter crypto just because access exists. It needs clear reporting, risk controls, and regulation that gives users confidence before adoption can grow.