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	23 days ago
Maquoketa	Website	28 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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  AVG_PX (@AVG_PX) reported 25 seconds ago

  @CoinbaseSupport when will @solana be working again on @coinbase ?? I'm waiting hours for a fkn transfer unacceptable

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  roman.poly (@mitchellek89573) reported 2 minutes ago

  coinbase told me the wrong team won. this is exactly why i don't trust anything except my own anxiety and a polygon rpc. proof problem indeed.

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  Rain (@raintures) reported 2 minutes ago

  $ETH is up 10% this week and open interest barely moved: the actual signal. Leverage ratio hasn’t recovered from June, this bounce comes from spot demand. Net Taker Volume flipped positive June 28 and ETH’s gained 14% since. The prior drop happened under negative readings the whole way down. $76.2M liquidated in a day, most of it longs, right as $1,800 failed to hold. Still capped under the 50-day EMA at $1,806. RSI at 58: nobody’s actually committed yet. ETF inflows hit four straight days though and Coinbase Premium’s climbing off its lows. Can spot demand alone break $1,800, or does this need leverage to actually show up first?

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  True Lines Sports (@TrueLinesSports) reported 2 minutes ago

  coinbase predictions are terrible.... just added usdc and they wont let me use it

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  Leonidas 🧡 $DOG (@LeonidasNFT) reported 2 minutes ago

  BELOW I PRESENT SHOCKING EVIDENCE THAT EXPOSES BIP-110 LEADER @LUKEDASHJR AS A FRAUD AND A LIAR 🧵 I SPENT THE PAST MONTH RESEARCHING THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN AND HAVE UNCOVERED A DARK SECRET SO ASTONISHING THAT IT WILL SURPRISE EVEN LUKE'S MOST DEVOUT SUPPORTERS WHAT I DISCOVERED NOT ONLY UNDERMINES LUKE'S INTEGRITY BUT CALLS INTO QUESTION THE LEGITIMACY OF THE ENTIRE BIP-110 PROPOSAL HERE ARE MY FINDINGS BEGINNING IN BLOCK 139690 LUKE'S MINING POOL ELIGIUS MADE ITS FIRST OF MANY INSCRIPTIONS INTO THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN THE INSCRIPTIONS APPEAR TO BE CATHOLIC PRAYERS THAT ARE STORED IN COINBASE TRANSACTIONS THAT MUST BE HOSTED BY NODES IN THE BITCOIN NETWORK FOREVER SIMILAR INSCRIPTIONS APPEAR ACROSS BLOCKS 139717, 139792, 139831, 138898, 139904, 139921, 139942, 139960, 139977, 139990, 140181, AND MANY OTHERS ANYONE CAN INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY MY FINDINGS WHAT IS MOST ASTOUNDING IS THAT THESE INSCRIPTIONS BEGAN APPEARING IN 2011 WHICH IS OVER 10 YEARS BEFORE THE FIRST ORDINALS INSCRIPTIONS APPEARED IN THE BITCOIN BLOCKCHAIN THIS MEANS THAT NOT ONLY DID LUKE USE THE BITCOIN NETWORK TO HOST NON-ARBITRARY DATA BUT HE WAS THE ONE WHO STARTED THE "SPAM" MOVEMENT BUT IT GETS EVEN WORSE NOT ONLY WAS LUKE HIMSELF A "SPAMMER" BUT HE APPEARS TO HAVE BUILT A SERVICE THAT ALLOWED OTHERS TO "SPAM" THE BITCOIN NETWORK IN ELIGIUS MINED BLOCK 142573 SOMEONE APPEARS TO USE HIS SERVICE TO INSCRIBE THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE: "7Militant atheists, {LINK REMOVED} -- happy now?" THE LINK THAT I REMOVED APPEARS TO BE A "RICKROLL" THERE ARE MANY OTHER SUCH INSCRIPTIONS LUKE HAS ATTEMPTED TO HIDE THIS INFORMATION FROM HIS FOLLOWERS FOR OVER A DECADE HOPING THAT IT WOULD NOT BE FOUND AND BROUGHT TO LIGHT FORTUNATELY I HAVE DISCOVERED IT AND FEEL OBLIGATED TO SHARE IT WITH THE BIP-110 COMMUNITY WHO HAS BEEN WORSHIPING A FALSE IDOL IF THE LEADER OF THE BIP-110 MOVEMENT IS THE ORIGINAL "SPAMMER" THEN IT MAKES ME WONDER WHAT OTHER SECRETS ARE THESE PEOPLE HIDING?

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  Raye (@arayyye) reported 8 minutes ago

  Agree on distribution, but I think Robinhood also won on customer trust. Coinbase had the burden of being crypto-first in a regulatory gray area, which meant users often experienced friction like account reviews, locked access, and compliance-driven restrictions. Robinhood started with stocks, where the rules were clearer and consumer trust was easier to build, then layered crypto on top once it already had distribution. The other difference is focus. Robinhood appears to be building a more integrated financial platform, with crypto as one component alongside stocks, options, and cash management. Coinbase often feels like it is chasing too many directions at once: Base app keeps shifting, the main Coinbase app keeps adding features, and some of those products still seem to have less real customer demand and volume than focused crypto-native products like Hyperliquid. So I agree both are converging, but Robinhood’s path may be stronger because it started with trust and distribution before crypto. $HOOD $COIN

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  GeoCities (@GeoCities_eth) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ValidatorEth @agendaweb3 Feedback: Labs is primarily responsible for BD & integrations, many of which support .eth but not imported DNS names. For purposes of enhanced integration/functionality & credible neutrality, can Labs get PayPal, Venmo, Coinbase, Rainbow & others to support imported DNS names

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  Crypto Miners (@CryptoMiners_Co) reported 13 minutes ago

  Coinbase secures UK investment services license @coinbase has secured a UK investment services license from the Financial Conduct Authority, enabling it to expand beyond crypto into derivatives and equities trading. The authorization allows institutional users to access crypto, equity, and commodity perpetual futures, while retail users will be able to trade equities on Coinbase for the first time in the UK.

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  slaya. (@slayasolana) reported 16 minutes ago

  Waiting 2 hours now for @coinbase to transfer my funds to gmgn so i can trade on robinhood, you’d think with this many users and this big of an exchange it wouldn’t take hours to solve this ****. so useless

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  Wendy O (@CryptoWendyO) reported 19 minutes ago

  @J0se @coinbase This is actually bullish, it would be even more bullish if they had direct experience working in fast food as a cashier.

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  James (@TheN1James) reported 19 minutes ago

  @sumitroy2 And then he submits that judge signed paperwork to say coinbase and now coinbase is by court order going have to get him access to his new accounts

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  MISFIT (@Desiredbase) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coinbase sort your **** out, send and receive on mobile app not working……..

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  Dwayne (@JustDoItDwayne) reported 24 minutes ago

  @oMonica7 🤨keep in mind. It’s offered to Coinbase one members. Which is a monthly service and there’s other requirements. Not entirely free. Still a good option. Idc tho. XRP still good to go.

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  👀 🐂🀄️ (@I4NFTS) reported 26 minutes ago

  Do you guys want to know how the Robinhood story will play out as if you haven’t lived through it on 10,000 chains already? 1 runner spawns ( $cashcat ), it may be being pushed by Robinhood because green candles are marketing so it gets people talking about their chain and trading on their chain That’s the good part… for about a day Then we all know what happens from there. Dilution occurs because it’s where the volume is, liquidity gets spread thin, everything slow bleeds together until the chain is irrelevant This has happened with every single chain to ever launch in the existence of my time in crypto We know how this goes, don’t fool yourselves into thinking this time is different “Oh but it’s Robinhood don’t underestimate” cmon. Binance is big. Coinbase is big. It’ll all end the same.

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  Darren Kelly ✪ (@greatdaytolearn) reported 31 minutes ago

  @rapthiel Hi! Sorry you’re experiencing this. If your Ledger address matches but the Coinbase dApp isn’t detecting your available balance, it could be a temporary sync or connection issue. Could you share which Ledger device you’re using and your current Ledger Live version?

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  materkel.gwei 🦇🔊 (@materkel) reported 32 minutes ago

  @lex_node The sad thing is that even those who absolutely should be our greatest supporters, developers, are mostly opposed to crypto in general, largely due to a decade’s worth of shitcoinery and Bitcoin centrism. We desperately need Ethereum to become crypto’s poster child, which also means flipping Bitcoin, to make up for a lost decade of opportunities. Talk to anyone in web2 and you’ll mostly get weird looks for being into crypto. Nobody takes this industry seriously except ourselves and a few TradFi guys. That’s the reality of it, or at least it was. We’re only now starting to "maybe" break out of this with stablecoin adoption via x402, but it's super early and it will require us to finally throw Bitcoin under the bus. I think it’s about damn time. Every time I pitch Ethereum to “normal” devs, I basically have to **** on and denounce Bitcoin first to be taken seriously. The fact that Coinbase still thinks it’s a good idea to put Bitcoin first makes me think they haven’t talked to real people outside of our ********** yet. Your typical normie absolutely hates Bitcoin and thinks Ethereum is basically the same thing. I mean, look at people like @PeterSchiff. They think Bitcoin = crypto, and as long as it sits at the top, who can even blame them? Yes, crypto, and Ethereum specifically, is more than “money” games. But we’ll only be able to really get serious funding and adoption for “real” use cases like decentralized compute, storage, and other things once we’ve undisputedly won finance first. TLDR: ETH needs to win for Ethereum to salvage crypto.

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  TokenizedWolf (@tokenizedwolf) reported 32 minutes ago

  Crypto exchanges are racing to become the new brokerage layer. Fresh update: Gemini launched 0% commission stock trading for eligible U.S. users. That puts crypto, stocks, market data, and traditional brokerage access closer inside one app. Why it matters: The exchange war is shifting from coin listings to full financial platforms. Market impact: Crypto firms want the user relationship before tokenized stocks, stablecoin payments, and onchain markets become mainstream. Watchlist: Gemini Coinbase Robinhood Tokenized stocks Brokerage rails Financial super apps The next crypto winner may not look like an exchange — it may look like the front door to every financial market.

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  XWednesday (@WednesdayzX) reported 32 minutes ago

  Does CEX like @coinbase explain a 1 token nonstop multi-trade valued less than the minimum requirement except for dusting that brings down the price of people's investment ?

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  Macro Bombastic (@MacroBombastic) reported 36 minutes ago

  @CryptoMiners_Co @coinbase About time, mate. More access to real markets without the woke gatekeeping. Bullish for UK degens.

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  jez (equity perps era) (@izebel_eth) reported 37 minutes ago

  base had a chance to outcompete sol for memecoin liquidity by weaponizing coinbase listings, but they dropped the ball people are now speculating rh could do the same usually the issue is the cex leadership wants to protect users liq (they dont want their users 0ing out topblasting a memecoin) while the onchain eco wants the listing for EL but for the first one i think everyone is aligned in creating a success story

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  Spencer Gilmore (@spencer_gilmore) reported 38 minutes ago

  its 2026 - your coin needs to be on the exchanges - pay the 5 mil or whatever and get it on the big 3 and the others will follow - good use of sac funds at this points - and get them trading on all major wallets like coinbase wallet and Meta mask - so tired on needing to check another wallet or website just to see the correct balances and prices - its dumb

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  Tushant Suneja (@tushant_suneja) reported 38 minutes ago

  @J0se @coinbase social support at scale for crypto isn't just about building trust, it's about mitigating the constant erosion from broken fiat rails. the real test is how quickly they can escalate and resolve payment-related blocks.

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  LIMITLΞSS 🐺👑 (@goodguyaugust) reported 40 minutes ago

  @cryptodadnc @ChainLinkGod @mysteriouz_goal Lmfao this overweight chinbeard Mike Baker is a good two comments from having a heart attack from working himself up. All because he’s too incompetent to understand why Coinbase/FTX would market to the masses while a financial infrastructure company wouldn’t. Clown world.

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  Claude-Emmanuel Serre | Ledger (@delipro2) reported 41 minutes ago

  @DiddyStare sorry to hear you're having issues with your coinbase, kindly send a dm to resolve the issues .

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  Jo 🦅 (@joe_da_vinci) reported 42 minutes ago

  Don't get shaken out this early, in the next leg up🚀... solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump will hit flip $PUMP $ANSEM will get listed on binance $ANSEM will get listed on coinbase $ANSEM will hit 1billion $ANSEM will hit 10billion $ANSEM will have world recognition Don't lose focus The only problem you’re going to have, is if you don’t buy more $ANSEM at this cheap price

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  Langgg 🐂 🀄️ (@Laanngg8) reported 48 minutes ago

  Oi @coinbase can you sort your **** out? How tf am I suppose to ape a 10k shitcoin if I can’t transfer my solana!

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  PrimaZzz (@PrimaZo_) reported 51 minutes ago

  @coinbase Fix your **** @coinbase

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  JJ Makaveli (@jj_Makaveli) reported 52 minutes ago

  @MatthewRyanCase I Bank with JP Morgan Chase, but I will never **** with Coinbase.

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  Brie Wolfson (@zebriez) reported 53 minutes ago

  The Kool-Aid Must Flow When Apple launched Think Different in 1998, Steve Jobs wrote this in an address to employees: “The most admired companies in the world have one thing in common: They stand for something. The world can change. Their products can change - but their core beliefs remain the same.” How many startups would you claim to know the core beliefs of? Try to name them and you realize the list is actually quite short. Everyone agrees who makes the list and who doesn’t. OpenAI and Anthropic. Any Elon company. Midjourney. Ramp. Palantir. Stripe. Figma. Notion. Coinbase. Anduril. Like them or not, these companies stand for something. And they’re impossible to ignore. Startups should be working very hard to get on this list. If you're not, your company feels soulless. Toothless. Spineless. Boring. Launches are forgettable. Talent bumbles. It’s all just spaghetti on the wall. In the long run, no one cares who invested or where you worked before. People care when they feel something. This is why the world erupted with hope for the future when a bootstrapped image generation company announced their medical imaging device and accompanying spa. Midjourney stands for something. This is why when a payments company funds a cure for the common cold, publishes books, or puts a team on climate action, we celebrate the breadth of their ambition. Stripe stands for something. This is why two 21-year-olds could convince the world’s best chip designers to come out of retirement to build a new one from scratch. In the most supply-constrained environment in history. Going up against the most valuable companies in the world. When most experts said it couldn’t be done. Etched stands for something. Founders, do you know what your company stands for? Does your team? Candidates? Customers? If not, it’s time for everyone to find out. Now here’s the open secret about belief: it isn’t automatic. It’s constructed. Ask any of the teams on the list and they’ll tell you the same thing; serving up company Kool-Aid isn’t about perks like it used to be. It’s about giving people reasons to commit to your mission and each other. Steve Jobs constantly told the Macintosh team they were rebels. He put a sign up in their office that said “it's better to be a pirate than join the Navy" and flew a skull and crossbones flag over their building. Elon Musk posted rocket launch schedules above the urinals in every bathroom. A bunch of artists at Facebook built a studio and churned out posters that went up in every office (they’re the reason there are posters on the walls of your startup). Most of us know about “Move Fast and Break Things.” Fewer people know about the one that was hung on Mark’s door the day of the IPO that said “Stay Focused and Keep Shipping.” The desks at Valve have wheels on them because “you should always be considering where you could move yourself to be more valuable.” This is not symbolic. People literally move to be close to the teams they’re working with. When there’s density around a project, everyone knows there’s magic brewing. Netflix employees were told “adequate performance gets a generous severance package.” Everyone could work with confidence that the person across the table was excellent at their job. Etched moved half their team to Bangalore to be closer to a critical vendor. Dario shares his contemplations about our future with AI in Anthropic’s Slack for the entire team to read. When a new post appears, employees huddle around laptops to read the latest together. One employee told me “it’s the closest I’ve been to church.” This is how your team loves their jobs so much they can’t stop talking about it. This is how you compete for talent with companies that can pay them 50x as much. This is how people root for you. This is how you get to do it your way with your people. And if we aren’t doing that, what’s the freakin’ point? The Kool-Aid must flow.

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  Jess (@theweb3jess) reported 53 minutes ago

  @J0se @coinbase How did you go from head of product to VP of customer experience