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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.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.
- Transactions (31%)
- Mobile App (31%)
- Login (23%)
- Website (8%)
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The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Houston
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Mobile App | 6 days ago |
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Louisville
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Mobile App | 2 months 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 | 3 months ago |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Seth Rosen (@TavCannaLLC) reported@brian_armstrong @HyperliquidX I think you should also do something with the horrible customer service provided by Coinbase.
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PILTR (@Nico_pltrs) reported$BTC order flow read price flushed while OI got hit aggressively -> positioning got cleaned up hard on the move down spot still looks weak overall: > spot CVD continues bleeding > Coinbase premium deeply negative again > no real sign of aggressive US spot demand stepping in > funding relatively neutral perps peaking up, without spot confirming unless spot starts reclaiming and premium improves, I still lean toward this being temporary relief inside a broader corrective structure lower.
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Bizfluent (@Bizzfluent) reported💰🚀 Crypto Alert! 🚀💰CLARITY Act Secures Senate Majority, Coinbase & Fidelity’s Support Ahead of Thursday’s Markup
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Jeremy Vince (@JeremyVinceATL) reportedCoinbase just announced 1-person teams backed by AI agents. Most enterprises can't get one AI project past compliance. The gap isn't talent. It's that legacy orgs built systems to slow things down on purpose.
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OOKC (@OOKCLabs) reportedCoinbase pulled support earlier this year. Now Armstrong calls it "strong." That shift matters. When the largest crypto exchange moves from opposition to endorsement, the bill has found workable ground. Today's Senate vote is the one to watch.
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J A (@JA30360705) reported@BasedOneX $based deserves to be delisted from coinbase at this point. You have everything needed to be a multi billion dollar runner. One of the cleanest names in crypto, on a successful chain partnered with cb, a working product ect ect, instead you just dump huge clips at a low mktcap FU
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A Sovereign Individual (@SovereignBTCer) reported@brian_armstrong Coinbase might actually be the lowest-quality service that exists. It’s like a temu product that breaks as soon as you actually try to use it as advertised. It has been this way CONSISTENTLY for years. That says something.
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Adrian (@adrianisxx) reportedi woke up today with the thought that the coinbase thingy is more bullish for $PURR than $HYPE i've not exactly sat down to find the correlation but i feel the plausibility of this idea in my non-existing-but-real *****
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Devin (@devinthatdude_) reportedBanks are ***! Slow, direct deposits need approvals that takes weeks. Clarity act actually happens, I will never be using a bank for finances again. I updated my direct deposit with SoFi and COINBASE 3 weeks ago and they have yet to verify with my company. Crypto forever…
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Crypto ごっこ 🇯🇵 (@cryptogokko) reportedCoinbase support really is a piece of ****.
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BitMart Intern (@BitMart_Intern) reportedKULR bought 1,021 $BTC at $98,627 avg. spent $101M. just sent 300 to Coinbase Prime. you cheered every corporate BTC treasury like it was @Strategy 2.0. they're down $17.8M. not everyone has the same mechanics.
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Xav (@XavLiew) reported@mdudas @coinbase @circle Their customer support team already has strong synergy
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MrHodl🟠🤌👍⚡️Bitcoin Core + Bip110 + URSF ✊🏻 (@MrHodl) reported@2muchtimewasted @moneyball That's what I originally thought, but no. You have no access to a bitcoin key at all. Which I really don't have a problem with. It's better than leaving all your bitcoin on Coinbase.
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Tankstir (@tankstir) reported@VincentSco72192 I got a call from them. Telling me my cold wallet was compromised and the smart contracts needed to be updated. They hacked my email, intercepted my attempt to validate, spoofed Coinbase support emails. They were good. I stopped. They got nothing. Changed my email
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R (@robert6795) reported@coinbase @HyperliquidX why can't I stake hype as a coinbase customer?
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tim currier (@pokerlife11) reported@emiliemc @balajis @coinbase We can only hope coinbase, the **** coin casino does not last 14 more.
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NN 🌸🐧 (@nn_blossoms) reportedEven more rev & burn now that Coinbase/Circle are working with Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid.
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T.D. (@theTDMcCarty) reported@jonbma Coinbase is trash. Cockfart coin and whatever else... The **** they lost is criminal.
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Robert Nass (@nassquantum) reported@BitcoinNews Coinbase access likely boosts USDH liquidity and HYPE utility
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Zuzu | runner ☯️ (@ZuzuuGang) reported@0xAefre @0xen1 Coinbase MMs breach of duty . @jessepollak pls fix this.
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Publius (@publius_val) reported@Bankless @tushar_jain I buy and hold my privacy tokens on Coinbase, make it make sense Skill issue
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Jordan (@Jonny2104) reported@coinbase @TorontoFC Funneling millions into sports deals while the actual platform continues to let down retail traders with insane fees and poor service.
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yungeifel (@yungeifel) reported@JJJchain Customer success in the US (former Coinbase)
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jb (@acousticxbt) reportedgod save hyperliquid from coinbase, bcoz whatever they touch, turns to ****. maybe loracle knew it lmao.
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Stb (@0xstb) reported@0xmmert @NomadiesART i switched to chrome, same thing. i have more than that on my wallet. the only wallet prompt that's working on there is coinbase and i don't have that
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adrian defi (@0xadriandefi) reported"Which crypto platform should I use?" is the most common question I get asked by UK clients. It's also the wrong first question. The better one: what risk am I actually taking on by using this platform? @coinbase , @krakenfx and @Revolut can all be useful access points. They are not the same tool. Coinbase: simple on-ramp for beginners. UK-regulated, smooth interface, custody handled for you, which is also the catch. Kraken: more control for informed buyers and larger positions. Cleaner withdrawals, but the operational complexity bites people who never move past the beginner phase. Revolut: convenient for small amounts and existing app users. It was built as a bank that does crypto, not as a place you'd hold for years. The mistake is treating "easy access" as the same thing as "good structure." The platform is only the entry point. Before you pick one, the questions that actually decide whether the platform fits: 1. How long do I plan to hold? 2. How much will I deposit? 3. Will I move funds off the platform? 4. Do I need bank-style cash management? 5. Who else needs to access this if something happens to me? 6. Do I have a record of how I funded the deposit? 7. Have I talked to my tax adviser about reporting it? For small first steps, convenience can be fine. For serious capital, convenience is not a strategy. Crypto access is easy now. Crypto structure is still where most people make expensive mistakes.
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Mippo 🟪 (@MikeIppolito_) reportedThe winner of the Coinbase vs Hyperliuqid deal depends on the end state of stablecoin market structure. It all comes down to whether there are many or very few stablecoins. In the world of many stablecoins, there are thousands of issuers (banks, payment providers, etc...). Interop solutions are very important and end up extracting the majority of the value. Issuers compete in a fragmented, highly competitive market, and keep almost none of their NIM. In the world of many stablecoins, interop layers are the big winners and it sucks to be an issuer. There's another world where there are very few stablecoins. In this world, interop isn't necessary (90% of activity is concentrated around only a few coins). These issuers pay out a large amount of yield, but they make up for it in volume. Over time, once they have dominant market share, they can slowly reduce the amount of reserve yield they pay out. In this world, it's good to be an issuer (if you're one of the big ones), and interop is largely useless. Folks who have paid attention to crypto over the last ten years may see some parallels, especially if you spent time in Cosmos. Personally, I think everyone is underestimating the network effects at the asset level for USDC and USDT. Becoming an issuer is difficult, and if you could get 90% of the NIM for 0% of the work, I find it hard to believe most venues won't choose that route. I would take the breathless takes on CT with a heaping tablespoon of salt, and wouldn't write off Coinbase or Circle's stablecoin businesses just yet.
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Vishnu (@pic_a_daily) reported@jsensarma Yes. Trust is a two way street and it is broken. Just heard that Oracle has revoked offers of students who are about to join next month. Last year Coinbase did same just week before. Due to their lucrative offer, people didn’t appear for other placements or MS ans lost other opps
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gm (@greedymaximizer) reportedhyperliquid's potential regulatory issues somewhat mitigated by this? by virtue of coinbase aligning with hyperliquid
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TechEdgeDaily (@techedgedaily) reported@unusual_whales The pitch was "AI is cheaper than humans." The reality is enterprise AI deployments now cost more than the people they replaced. Plus you still need humans to manage the AI, fix what it breaks, and explain to leadership why the savings didn't materialize. Coinbase laid off 14% to go "AI-native." The math only works if the AI tools they use don't cost more than the salaries they saved. Right now, for many companies, it doesn't. The tools are getting cheaper fast. Grok 4.3 at $1.25/$2.50 per million tokens versus Claude at $5/$25 changed the economics overnight. But "AI is cheaper" only works once. The first wave of enterprise adoption is paying premium prices for capabilities the second wave will get for 90% less.