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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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July 20: Problems at Coinbase

Coinbase is having issues since 06:50 PM IST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.

  • 40% Transactions (40%)
  • 20% Website (20%)
  • 20% Mobile App (20%)
  • 20% Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Le Taillan-Médoc Transactions 12 hours ago
Leipzig Transactions 1 month ago
Maquoketa Website 1 month ago
West Liberty Login 2 months ago
Houston Mobile App 2 months ago
Louisville Mobile App 4 months ago
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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • scienceBYchoice
    danielsinn (@scienceBYchoice) reported

    @LinkCryptoChain because i dont want to have to worry about the **** getting hacked , if Coinbase implements the option than i will stake my massive bag

  • FreyasFantasys
    Freyas Fantasy (Commissions Open) (@FreyasFantasys) reported

    @Kirkwall_RS my guess, and i looked this up, coinbase does not allow NSFW Payments. very strict. i have all the proper paperwork. I applied twice. they rejected me both times with no explanation besides "we cant help you at this time" so im thinking its NSFW related.

  • KHvyHash
    (@KHvyHash) reported

    Bitcoin 4 year cycles are based around its halving which occurs every 4 years, the cycle is basically 3 years trending up/bull and one year of bear The halving is at a specific block height that immediately cuts the coinbase emissions in half for miners Kaspa has its halving every 365.25 days except instead of slashing the coinbase emissions in half at a specific block, it is done gradually on a monthly basis Kaspa’s first bullrun started summer 22 in the heart of bitcoins bear market, nowhere near the $btc bottom For anyone to assume that $kas has correlation to $btc the same way the rest of the shitcoins excluding Hyperliquid do I believe they’re making an incorrect assumption I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again that I think kaspa would have its own cycles Time will tell but I’m pretty confident with this thought

  • Psalmdav0
    Psalm (@Psalmdav0) reported

    📡 "The transaction history you're looking at might not be the whole picture. Here's what block explorers actually show you." Block explorers like Etherscan show you on-chain activity clearly, but "on-chain" doesn't mean "everything relevant." A lot of important context lives off-chain entirely, a project's actual team identities, legal structure, or off-chain agreements between wallets aren't recorded on the blockchain at all. The chain shows you what moved, not always who's really behind it or why. A few things worth knowing when reading a wallet's history: 1. Multiple wallets can belong to one entity. A "distributed" holder list can still be one person or team splitting tokens across many addresses, nothing on-chain forces disclosure of that. 2. Exchange wallets look different from personal wallets. Large, labeled addresses (Binance, Coinbase hot wallets) holding tokens usually represent many users' combined balances, not one whale, check for exchange labels before assuming concentration risk. 3. "First transaction" isn't always creation. A wallet's oldest visible transaction on one chain might just be when it first touched that chain, it could have history elsewhere.

  • cryptojezuz
    Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported

    $BRIAN flushed to $626K today after the -60.4% drawdown and most people will write it off as another Base memecoin that peaked and died. Wrong read. The token cycled $1.62M in volume at a sub-million market cap, which means it's still discovering price with real liquidity moving through. CASHCAT on Robinhood Chain is sitting at $77.59M after proving it can absorb drawdowns and hold structure. Both tokens are plays on the same thesis from different entry points. Base already proved it can mint blue-chip memecoins when BRETT ran to billions. The infrastructure works, the onramp is live, and Coinbase isn't slowing down on retail distribution. BRIAN at $626K is the reset that separates tourists from people who understand what sub-million entry math looks like when the venue already has institutional liquidity built in. #Crypto

  • LitecoinRicky
    Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported

    @mollyisonchain @coinbase I'm an engineer and I already told Brian to fix your lie filled Litecoin summary if you don't want to get sued

  • M4UROX99
    M4UROX (@M4UROX99) reported

    @brian_armstrong I do appreciate that you’re addressing this directly but saying you weren’t following the coin doesn’t really address the bigger issue. You’re the CEO of Coinbase, not someone working quietly in the background, so people are naturally going to pay attention to what you say and do. I’m not asking you or Coinbase to shill random meme coins, pump prices, or rescue people from bad trades (i know many want it). But I do think there should be someone whose job is to keep an eye on the trenches and act as a link between the community, Jesse, and you, well before anything reaches the stage of formal Coinbase involvement or investment. (Or maybe there is already but is not aligned with the community) They could filter out the noise, spot credible builders, identify recurring problems, and give you both a clearer picture of what’s actually happening on Base. That would make communication and onboarding much easier without suggesting that Coinbase endorses any particular token. I understand that Base is building for enterprises and has to take regulation seriously but the trenches are also where a lot of volume, users, ideas, and builders first enter the ecosystem. Some may start with memes or experimental projects and later move into more serious areas, including RWAs. The trenches shouldn’t define Base, but they shouldn’t be ignored either. They’re often the front door to the wider ecosystem.

  • helenahseva
    Helena🐂🀄️ (@helenahseva) reported

    @iruletrenches @brian_armstrong @coinbase Bulls support Bulls 😤🐂

  • aisarcore
    Aisar (@aisarcore) reported

    BONK is down 30% this month and the reason will shock you. Someone found a way to legally stole $21M worth of $Bonl from the BONK treasury. He has been selling it in batches since then Today he just sent the last batch to Coinbase The crazy thing about this is that they can't really do anything about it Welcome to crypto 🤝

  • MAJllIN
    majin.eth (@MAJllIN) reported

    @MLeeJr @coinbase @base Not trying to be overly confrontational here, but can you let me know what I’m missing? To me it seems like the trenches tried to will this non-event into a major happening, and now feel let down that Brian didn’t participate (he never does w memes).

  • aisarcore
    Aisar (@aisarcore) reported

    BONK is down 30% this month and the reason will shock you. Someone found a way to legally stole $21M worth of solana:DezXAZ8z7PnrnRJjz3wXBoRgixCa6xjnB7YaB1pPB263 from the BONK treasury. He has been selling it in batches since then Today he just sent the last batch to Coinbase The crazy thing about this is that they can't really do anything about it Welcome to crypto 🤝

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @NolimitNorte latest from 2 days ago: BonkDAO treasury attacked, partial selloff ongoing. token contract and user wallets weren't compromised. goes back to the july 6 drain where 4.4T tokens ($21M) got pulled via BIP #76. attacker moved $19M to a "BONK 2.0" multisig, dumped 2.4T to exchanges. price dropped 40%. final 400B tokens hit Coinbase. BonkDAO pursuing legal action with Solana Foundation. $BONK trading at $0.00000298 now, up 3.8% in 24h. market cap $262M, volume $84M. down 94.9% from ATH of $0.00005825 back in november 2024.

  • _MiReTu
    MiReTu (@_MiReTu) reported

    🚨 BREAKING: Coinbase has officially begun migrating injective-protocol:native to the native Injective Mainnet. Today, July 20, 2026, Coinbase officially began migrating the INJ token from the Ethereum ERC-20 standard to the native token on the Injective blockchain. From July 20 to July 22, INJ deposits and withdrawals on Coinbase will be temporarily unavailable. All INJ held on @coinbase will be automatically converted at a 1:1 ratio into native INJ. Once the migration is complete, Coinbase will fully support native INJ via Injective EVM. This means millions of Coinbase users will gain direct access to the Injective ecosystem without the need for bridges. This milestone was made possible by @injective's MultiVM technology and further reinforces the project's growth as a full-fledged Layer-1 for DeFi.

  • ChrisAd95399613
    It’s You (@ChrisAd95399613) reported

    @blmj0831 Why aren’t they marketing this to @coinbase instead of just spewing this into the ether……their marketing is terrible.

  • Techgeeg
    †εςhgεεg (@Techgeeg) reported

    Coinbase’s $INJ migration starts today. It might look like a temporary pause in deposits and withdrawals But it’s actually a huge step forward. Once complete, Coinbase users will have native access to the Injective ecosystem for the first time, making it easier to interact with everything being built on Injective. Sometimes the biggest upgrades happen quietly. Bullish on what comes next for $INJ.

  • bluebase6895
    meshvi (@bluebase6895) reported

    @brian_armstrong @chamath **** base and Coinbase

  • 0x_Timi
    Timii🩶 (@0x_Timi) reported

    @Stanunlocked you’re not saying it’s wrong tho and that’s the point. it’s not news, at least to those who keep up, that when a company prioritizes investors over customer experience (they start heading down the wrong path - coinbase & 999 others i don’t do sugarcoating, it’s just what it is.

  • justinhvogel
    Justin Vogel (@justinhvogel) reported

    Every strong marketing leader I've worked with, even the pure people manager ones, had a distribution experiment running on the side. A personal brand. A blog about one of their hobbies. Somewhere to stay sharp on social and SEO where nobody was watching. Nobody made them do it. But Coinbase just did. They cut 700 people in May and told everyone left there would be no pure managers. Every leader has to be an active IC now. The manager layer existed because execution was slow and someone had to coordinate it. But execution isn't slow anymore. The trend is clear: when you lose the ability to operate, you lose your value

  • LeaT_Design
    Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported

    @whale_alert another coinbase shugfle. my dashboard tracks the actual settlement volume, not this phantom ****.

  • musicguyeth_
    musicguy.eth (@musicguyeth_) reported

    Now I’m wondering what to think. Jesse, either you make so much money that you're completely out of touch with reality, or you're just stupid—which I don't believe, because you seem like an intelligent person. Sometimes it's better to wait a moment before you post anything. The pfp change was terrible, and I think it ultimately had a really bad impact on how @base is perceived. I really wish you would post less in moments like these; just a few days ago you wrote about the mistakes that were made, and then a billionaire, the founder of Coinbase, gave a buy signal (that's just how it works, regardless of your approach). I don't believe you guys are psychopaths who lack human emotion, but I'm starting to feel a lot of shame looking at my Base tattoo and remembering that I’ve been here for years as an ambassador.

  • BSCNews
    BSCN (@BSCNews) reported

    Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) speaks out about the lack of support for the Base community... "If you want Jesse or me to pump your bags or shill certain coins, we're also not going to do that." @Coinbase will only support projects it believes will create long-term customer value.

  • news_oct
    OCT News (@news_oct) reported

    CRYPTO NEWS for 20th July: ➤ U.S. Court Orders Forfeiture of $8.3M in Bitcoin, Monero, XRP and Stellar Linked to Ransom Schemes. ➤ AZ-COM Maruwa Plans Large-Scale JPYC Stablecoin Payments for 2,300 Partners in Japan. ➤ Brazil’s Securities Regulator Forms Working Group for a Tokenized Securities Sandbox. ➤ Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Rejects Claims That AI Demand Threatens Bitcoin Mining Economics. ➤ Andrew Cuomo Joins OKX Board of Directors, Advisor Since 2023

  • FinanceFreeman
    Finance Freeman 🇺🇸 (@FinanceFreeman) reported

    You are wrong and this is the base mindset hence why they are losing the CT crowd. Many folks like myself trade all assets. Community and “utility.” Anyone who builds a utility project will know that in fact, community is a utility. You speak on Ansem as if it’s done. It is not. All charts go down. Now of course, there are extractors and that’s what we are seeing with Brian and that’s the frustration from retail Coinbase. Chart will die like Jesse’s coin. CASHCAT and Ansem will be fine. I totally understand some folks not liking memes, but the mindset to talk down on them is the exact reason RobinHood just passed base in volume. Embrace all volume.

  • LeaT_Design
    Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported

    @whale_alert another coinbase shuffle. my dashboard tracks the actual settlement volume, not this phantom ****.

  • DipanshuC9
    Dipanshu Chaudhry (@DipanshuC9) reported

    Dimon's concern is that stablecoin issuers shouldn't get the benefits of banking without the responsibilities. 6/ Coinbase sees the issue differently. Its argument is simple: Banks aren't protecting consumers.

  • rbthreek
    rb3k (@rbthreek) reported

    Lest we forget teams like @noicedotso got red carpet treatment from Coinbase/base while the rest of us ate **** only to exit scam as well, there are countless examples of this btw I can go thru them all if you guys want But yeah memes are the problem

  • beejorn
    Beejorn.crypto (@beejorn) reported

    JPMorgan says Hyperliquid’s rise could put pressure on Circle’s USDC economics. The issue is simple: USDC issuers earn reserve income. But large trading venues that bring massive stablecoin volume may start demanding a bigger share of that income. JPMorgan calls this a kind of “prisoner’s dilemma” for USDC. As Hyperliquid becomes one of the biggest perp venues in crypto, it gains leverage over stablecoin partners like Circle and Coinbase. The bigger point: Stablecoins are not just about distribution anymore. They are becoming a revenue-sharing battle between issuers, exchanges, wallets, and high-volume trading platforms.

  • dotlocker
    .locker - Your domain + digital identity. (@dotlocker) reported

    .locker digital identities will work just like .eth for: ✅ Payments. Send and receive straight from your .locker name with MetaMask. Coinbase, and supported EVM wallets. ✅ Logins. Your .locker name becomes a login credential. No more forgetting passwords! ✅ Cross-chain transactions. One .locker name can hold address records across many chains, not just Ethereum.

  • RhinoSlasho
    RhinoSlasho 🦖 (@RhinoSlasho) reported

    This is absolute mockery of base users. Memes are the major reason Amy chain survives. Builders help sustain it but memes are the ones that really push the chains up. Brian, your this post is making me think super hard to leave base and eventually coinbase from using for anything.

  • MargielaCapital
    Margiela Capital🪶 (@MargielaCapital) reported

    Simply put, Coinbase and Base are ******. Nothing will change unless they delete the bloat and go private. Coinbase going public was the worst thing they could have done. I don’t see anything changing unless they go private, remove the bloat, and find a direction that positively impacts users. Otherwise they’re corporate slop until otherwise. A shame bc I loved $COIN. Jesse ******* sucks, Brian is a yes man cuck, and the rest of the team are directionless losers. Adding @cobie is a short term solution to a long term problem. Sayonara Coinbase until further notice That’s the truth. If you disagree, pls reply and explain why