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 (33%)
• Website (17%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)
• Withdrawals (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	8 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	11 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	2 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Dexetera Labs (@dexeteralabs) reported 2 minutes ago

  Coinbase misses revenue estimates, stock drops 5%. Centralized exchange problems are your opportunities. On Dexetera, trade a $COIN futures contract directly — short the news, long the bounce. Permissionless market creation. #DeFi #Derivatives

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  theKOLLAB 🤝 (@theKOLLAB_io) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Shopify teams up with Coinbase and Stripe to bring USDC payments to merchants worldwide. Now in early access: merchants can accept USDC on Base, using their existing Shopify payment and fulfilment flows - no new integrations or gateways needed. Customers can pay via guest checkout, Shop Pay, or hundreds of supported crypto wallets. Merchants get paid in local currency by default, with zero foreign transaction or exchange fees, or they can opt to claim USDC directly into their own wallet. Shopify and Coinbase built a first-of-its-kind smart contract giving merchants the same "authorize now, capture later" flexibility as credit cards - but with stablecoin speed and global reach, handling real commerce complexities like tax finalisation and inventory holds.

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  Techmeme (@Techmeme) reported 4 minutes ago

  Coinbase reports Q2 revenue down 19% YoY to $1.2B, vs. $1.3B est., stablecoin revenue below est., and a wider-than-expected loss; COIN drops 6%+ after hours (CNBC) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)

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  Troy Root (@TroyxRoot) reported 8 minutes ago

  @wpkindred @BrendanPedersen More like the problem of money laundering to the RNC (and DNC) from foreign governments aided by Coinbase, Binance, Tether, Circle and Anchorage Digital. Audit World Liberty Financial.

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  Grim (@onchainreaper) reported 8 minutes ago

  @jessepollak Stop talking **** Jessica We all know the teams you back and support are all some how connected to Coinbase This has been the same since you launched your ****** chain

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  Copium News (@gascope) reported 10 minutes ago

  Coinbase Q2 revenue misses at .22B vs .29B est, down 14% QoQ as crypto trading slows. Net loss , EPS -$1.36 vs -.42 est. slips ~5% after-hours, near . Not financial advice. #COIN #Crypto

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 11 minutes ago

  Cathie Wood trims Bitmine and Robinhood while doubling down on Coinbase and Circle Ark Invest (@ARKInvest) sold about $4.4M in crypto equities on Wednesday, led by a $2M cut to Ethereum treasury firm Bitmine as $BMNR fell 5.6%, alongside smaller sales of Robinhood, Block, and Bullish. The sells are modest next to what Ark has been buying. Over the prior three sessions the firm added roughly $43.5M of @coinbase and @circle stock, tilting toward exchange and stablecoin infrastructure while trading-driven names wobble.

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  Ben | The Fundamentals Guy (@neverquitcrypto) reported 12 minutes ago

  Hot take but I use Coinbase because I actually want to invest in crypto projects - not sports gamble or lose money on bitcoin price predictions. Can we get this garbage off all the main pages? @brian_armstrong

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  CHItrader (@CHItrader) reported 14 minutes ago

  COINBASE $COIN Q2'26 EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS 🔴 Net Revenue $1.154B (−17% YoY) 🔴 Total Revenue $1.220B (−19% YoY) 🔴 Net Loss $(359.5)M / $(1.36) per share 🟢 Subscription & Services now 48% of net revenue 🟢 ATH Coinbase Crypto Trading Volume Market Share 🟢 ATH Average USDC Held in Coinbase Products $20B Trading & Transaction 🔹 Crypto Spot Trading Volume $146.4B 🔹 Crypto Derivatives Trading Volume $1,027.0B 🔹 Total Trading Volume $1,299.7B 🔹 Stablecoin Volume $92.7B 🔹 Transaction expense $189.8M Subscription & Services 🔹 Strong diversification away from pure BTC spot fees 🔹 Prediction markets already >$100M annualized run-rate 🔹 USDC-related revenue contribution remains material Operating Metrics 🔹 Average USDC Market Cap $77B (ATH) 🔹 Average USDC held in Coinbase products $20B (ATH) 🔹 Monthly Transacting Users and Assets on Platform tracked internally (details in 10-Q) Expenses & Profitability 🔹 Technology & Development $472.8M 🔹 Sales & Marketing $239.8M 🔹 General & Administrative $356.9M 🔹 Stock-based compensation $238.3M 🔹 Restructuring $52.4M 🔹 Adjusted Expenses $1.035B Balance Sheet 🔹 Cash & cash equivalents $8.614B 🔹 Total assets $26.46B 🔹 Shareholders’ equity $13.08B Bottom Line 🔹 Operating loss $(113.5)M 🔹 Net loss driven by lower trading volumes + crypto asset mark-to-market losses 🔹 Business continues shifting toward higher-quality subscription, stablecoin, and onchain revenue streams CEO / Strategic Commentary 🔹 Focus remains on increasing economic freedom, product velocity (AI-driven engineering gains), and positioning for agentic finance + tokenization waves. Trading cooled, subscription mix hit a new high, and they still sit on a fortress balance sheet. Classic $COIN — volume down, platform optionality up.

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  BUNT (@BUNT10) reported 16 minutes ago

  Wall Street Priced the Quarter. It Missed the Rails Being Built Underneath It. why $COIN could be at the best DCA zones? Q2 2026 delivered a $359 million net loss, EPS of -$1.36 against a Street estimate of -$0.01, and revenue of $1.2 billion missing by $150 million (11.11%). The stock dropped 6.53% to $152.90 in after-hours trading. Read as a headline, that's a disaster quarter for @coinbase Read as an operating report, it's a company executing a diversification strategy exactly as planned while a volume drought hit the entire market at once. Both things are true simultaneously, and conflating them is where most of the coverage went wrong. Why the net loss looks so much worse than the actual business did? Coinbase holds a portfolio of crypto assets and marketable investments on its balance sheet, roughly $1.6 billion of it as of Q2, including strategic BTC and ETH positions the company has been accumulating (+92% BTC units held, +34% ETH units held over the trailing period). Under FASB fair-value accounting, every one of those holdings has to be marked to market at quarter-end and the unrealized gain or loss runs straight through the income statement Through GAAP net income. So when BTC and ETH prices dropped in Q1 and stayed soft through Q2, Coinbase had to book a paper loss on assets it never sold, sitting on a balance sheet. This is the same mechanic that made Q1's -$0.17 EPS miss consensus by 254%. Operating cash flow for H1 2026 was still $380 million positive. The $359 million net loss and the health of the underlying operating business are two separate stories that happen to share one income statement line. The volume drought wasn't Coinbase-specific Total market crypto spot trading volume fell 25% quarter-over-quarter. Crypto asset prices declined 11%. Volatility hit multi-year lows, which matters because volatility is the actual driver of transaction revenue, not price direction. Transaction revenue fell 21% to $599 million on that backdrop. Total revenue down 14% QoQ. This is a market-wide liquidity contraction, not a Coinbase-specific churn problem. it's the majority of revenue Subscription and services hit $555 million, 48% of net revenue. Bitcoin spot trading, which used to be over 50% of total company revenue, is now 12%. That's the single most important number in this entire release. Coinbase spent two years re-architecting its revenue base away from a coin-price-dependent model into a recurring one, and the Q2 print is the first quarter where you can see it holding up the entire company through a volume crash. Market share went up while volume went down Coinbase hit an all-time-high 10.3% share of global crypto trading volume, up from 9.1% in Q1. Gains came in both spot and derivatives, with spot share concentrated specifically in the highest-margin crypto-fiat channel. Derivatives volume stayed roughly flat quarter-over-quarter while the broader derivatives market declined by double digits, marking Coinbase's third straight quarter of derivatives share gains. You don't gain share into a falling market by accident. That's a distribution and product advantage compounding while competitors bleed volume faster than Coinbase does. Expense discipline Opex fell 7% QoQ to $1.33 billion. T&D down 10% to $473 million, G&A down 5% to $357 million, *** down 10% to $240 million. Headcount was cut 14% in May, bringing the company to 4,321 employees from 4,988 the prior quarter. Full-year 2026 adjusted expense guidance was narrowed to $4.2-4.45 billion, roughly $600 million below the 2025 annualized exit rate. Adjusted EBITDA still landed at $208 million, the 14th consecutive quarter of positive adjusted EBITDA across every kind of market condition Coinbase has faced since the metric became relevant. That streak is arguably a better solvency signal than GAAP EPS, which is currently distorted by mark-to-market accounting on treasury holdings, not by operating performance. Stablecoins are the actual profit engine now Average USDC held on Coinbase hit an all-time high of $20 billion, up 44% year-over-year, more than 30% of all USDC in circulation. Coinbase captures roughly 50% of total USDC economics. The multi-stablecoin push is working too: USDC plus partner stablecoins made up 79% of market stablecoin transaction volume in H1 2026, up from 55% for all of fiscal 2025. it earns on float regardless of whether BTC is pumping or dead flat. Prediction markets and lending are the two fastest-growing lines nobody's pricing in yet Prediction markets revenue jumped 106% QoQ, crossing $100 million annualized, driven by NBA playoffs and World Cup activity plus new market types. Average daily loan book balance hit an all-time high, up 53% year-over-year. Both of these are small in absolute dollars today, but the growth rates say they won't stay small. Base the default rail for agentic economy @base stablecoin transaction volume is up 7x year-over-year. Within onchain agentic commerce specifically: 99%+ settles in USDC, 90%+ of that volume runs on Base, and 97%+ of onchain agentic transactions route through Coinbase's x402 protocol. Coinbase isn't competing for the agentic settlement layer. It's already holding a near-total share of a category that barely existed 18 months ago. The balance sheet backs up the business $8.6 billion in cash and equivalents, $10 billion in total available resources including $1.6 billion in crypto and marketable investments. The company has also been actively managing dilution, returning over $2 billion via buybacks (10.1 million Class A shares), offsetting more than 85% of stock-based comp issuance since Q4 2024, with roughly $2 billion in authorization still unused. Bunt's POV The bear case still has one real data point in it: assets on the platform fell to $246 billion, and Coinbase's share of total crypto market cap slipped to 11.2%. Management attributes most of it to ETF-related outflows and says the trend has stabilized quarter-to-date in Q3, with native units (ex-ETF) actually up QoQ, but that's still self-reported and worth watching independently rather than taking at face value. What convinces me the diversification thesis is real rather than a slide-deck narrative is that Bitcoin going from 50%+ to 12% of revenue happened during the exact quarter volume collapsed 25%, and the company still hit 14 straight quarters of positive adjusted EBITDA. Either the recurring revenue base holds up under stress or it doesn't, and this quarter it did.

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  MrBull (@0xMrBull) reported 21 minutes ago

  Just ate another quiet L on funding last week. Position was right, direction was right… and still walked away red because the rate bled me dry overnight. Classic perp tax nobody talks about until it hits. Then I finally looked properly at what @grvt_io shipped. Stable Funding Perps. Rate is published before you even click open. Capped. Settles once a day. Starts at zero when the book is balanced. Only the crowded side pays the rent. That alone is enough to make me pay attention. But they’re not stopping there. One balance that trades, earns yield, and backs margin across crypto + equities + commodities. No more jumping between wallets just to keep capital working. $ 400B+ volume already. 100k+ wallets. Live on Coinbase, Binance Alpha, Bybit and the rest. Listings are nice. The product is the actual unlock. This one feels different.

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  Nefilims.ink (@xnefilimxs) reported 22 minutes ago

  @seyong Coinbase isn't doing it against the fomo app; they are directly running ads on the App Store. Don't distort this. Instead of blocking people who criticize the transaction fees and UX infrastructure in your app, I advise you to address these issues. Keep the psychology to yourself.

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  LevinX | AI Tools, Agents & Automation (@levinxhq) reported 23 minutes ago

  BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF attracted 10 billion dollars faster than any fund launch in history. Almost none of those investors own a single Bitcoin. That is not a flaw. It is the design, and it is quietly changing what Bitcoin is. How the machine actually works, in plain English: 1. An ETF share is a claim, not a coin. The fund holds real Bitcoin in institutional vaults run by custodians like Coinbase Custody and BitGo, while sponsors like BlackRock and Fidelity issue shares that trade like any stock. Big institutions create and redeem shares against real Bitcoin, and that arbitrage keeps the price tracking. 2. It reverses Bitcoin's core idea. The whole design was self-custody: your keys, your coins, no middleman. The ETF quietly restores the old model, where a third party holds everything and you hold a promise. If accounts get frozen or rules change, ETF holders have no path to the underlying coins. 3. The SEC said no for over a decade. Market manipulation, custody risk, volatility. What changed was not Bitcoin. It was BlackRock, with 10 trillion under management, walking in with the application. 4. Convenience has a price tag. No seed phrases, no hardware wallets, works inside your 401k. In exchange you pay 0.25 to 1.5 percent every single year, forever. Direct ownership costs you only when you move coins. The fee is the toll for not learning. 5. The playbook, if you use them: dollar-cost average instead of timing swings, keep the allocation small since advisors suggest 1 to 10 percent, use retirement accounts for the tax treatment, watch institutional announcements for sustained flows, and stay away from leveraged 2x and 3x versions, which decay on volatility. 6. The paradox nobody resolves: pension funds and insurance money pouring in gives Bitcoin its deepest legitimacy ever, while producing millions of holders who never touch the technology it was invented to be. Bitcoin's protocol did not change. Its owners did. A system built to escape institutions is now mostly held inside them. With ETFs, you own the performance, not the asset. Decide which one you actually want.

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  Zack Guzmán (@zGuz) reported 23 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseDuck you are making me want to post about my history of working with Coinbase Actions speak louder than words said publicly

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  Kevin Labianco (@klabianco) reported 25 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @MorganStanley funds sent into coinbase are currently not there after 6+confirmations, customer service says they're delayed... yet there's no status page update. what's going on...

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  Emporos (@EmporosResearch) reported 27 minutes ago

  @A_Lacastar @Havochl_ Hyperliquid is kyc coinbase slop now. Price will keep going down

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  RumplePig$kin (@HSightCapital) reported 29 minutes ago

  You do realize this whole crypto winter was avoidable if Coinbase and Brian Armstrong didn't block the Clarity Act in January over stablecoin yield that only really benefits crypto exchanges. $1.6 billion in transient rev for Coinbase vs Trillions coming into the industry. And I only do Bitcoin. Also, Coinbase revenue is directly affected by cht coins. They will either be bought out (at a discount probably) or they go out of business. Schwab, etc., will eat their lunch. You cannot hate Coinbase and Brian Armstrong enough.

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  StockIncubator (@stockincubator) reported 31 minutes ago

  $COIN Q2: revenue $1.22B vs $1.29B est — MISS. Transaction rev $599M vs $628M est, down from $1.5B a year ago as lower crypto prices hit trading. Stock -5% after hours. Can subscriptions and stablecoins offset the trading slump? #Coinbase #crypto #notadvice

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  CBduck (@CoinbaseDuck) reported 36 minutes ago

  @mirovena_ @zGuz From my personal experience In a bear market. - I do use Coinbase more in this bear market. I would trade stocks weekly and play with prediction market sometimes besides DCA on crypto. (DCA in the bear market) is still one of the best strategy. - I use Coinbase Amex card exclusively now where Amex is accepted. I no longer use bank issued card like chase or etc. because I visit Coinbase app more frequently, I would make a trade or two because I’m there already. - I used to use a lot of Morpho loan, but I haven’t been using it because my borrow is usually short term, I can’t afford 1-2% processing fee. Crypto isn’t cheap enough yet for me to tap into any borrowing yet. So hopefully Coinbase can offer reduced fee for Coinbase one preferred user. - Coinbase perp is great but bear market liquidity is always low. But I use Coinbase perp now exclusively if it’s on Coinbase. I no longer need to use hyperliquid if available on Coinbase. I think he underestimated the volume drop in this bear market and again fail to recognize all the great things Coinbase is doing. As a user, I simply get more value from Coinbase than any other trading platforms nowadays. Everything Exchange is working nicely.

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  𝓐𝓶𝓮𝓵𝓲𝓮 (@_Crypto_Barbie) reported 37 minutes ago

  🤯 WOW: COINBASE CHIEF POLICY OFFICER FARYAR SHIRZAD SAYS: „MORE THAN A MILLION PHONE CALLS & EMAILS HAVE GONE TO SENATORS IN SUPPORT OF CLARITY!“ 📞 PASS THE CLARITY ACT! 🇺🇸

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  JJAM.. (@jamjen1011) reported 38 minutes ago

  @coinbase the fact that only 1k plus are in this love event shows a lot folks. Sad to see this go down this way. The act is all a bunch of ****. It will never make this space better. Watch out folks

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  Joe | Dead Cat Media🎙️ (@joe4deadcat) reported 38 minutes ago

  “Coinbase is about to have a real problem.”

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  Alessandro Ottaviani (@AlexOttaBTC) reported 40 minutes ago

  What an ironic day. With the Coldcard Issue many Bitcoin Maxis whonhave been preaching that self-custody is the only way are recommending to move the funds from Coldcard Self-custody hardwallet to an exchange. Hard truth: having Bitcoin in Coinbase or buying IBIT may be no only the most practical solution but also the safest, as the likelihood of Coinabse being hacked or Blackrock going bankrupt is way lower than the likelihood of having an issue with an hardware wallet.

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  100DollarMARA (@dollar_mara) reported 42 minutes ago

  $COIN pivoting away from crypto *COINBASE CEO SAYS `EVERYTHING EXCHANGE STRATEGY IS NOW WORKING'

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  Ashli Leonardo (@dteel95) reported 43 minutes ago

  @jiggadrin_ @coinbase Hi, sorry for the inconvenience. Do you need help?

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 43 minutes ago

  coinbase reported q2 today: a record 10.3% share of global crypto trading volume, up from 9.1% in q1 — a third straight quarter of share gains in spot and derivatives, through a quarter where industry spot volume fell about 25% qoq. $COIN still fell in after-hours trading. the other side of the same report: net revenue 1.2b usd, down 19% yoy. a 359m usd gaap loss. transaction revenue 599m usd and subscriptions 555m usd both missed consensus. record share in a shrinking market is still share of a smaller pie. the structural signal is the mix, not the beat. 88% of net revenue is now non-BTC spot. subscriptions are 48% of net revenue. prediction markets doubled qoq past 100m usd annualized. average USDC held on the platform hit 20b usd, over 30% of all USDC in circulation, and coinbase has captured roughly 50% of USDC economics over the last year. the exchange is morphing into a stablecoin and rails business with a trading halo. that is also the concentration risk. one US venue clears 10%+ of global volume and holds the economics on a third of USDC supply. stablecoin revenue fell yoy to 292m usd and missed estimates — if rate cuts compress stablecoin economics, the diversified story takes the hit first. invalidation: stablecoin revenue declines again next quarter, or share gains reverse when industry volume recovers.

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  Z (@Zimo0o0) reported 45 minutes ago

  @rodpalmerhodl **** man. Hate to say it but Coinbase and IBIT is looking more and more like the safer choice here lol. This is crazy. What a dumpster fire of a bug.

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  Dark Crypto (@explor_wd_hamza) reported 47 minutes ago

  Strategy just reported an $8.32 billion loss on its Bitcoin holdings for Q2. It still holds 843,775 BTC. Every single one bought at an average of $63.69 billion total cost. Bitcoin is at $63,900 today. Strategy is underwater on the entire position. Coinbase stock is down 62% from its all-time high. Reports earnings after close today. The two most important crypto companies in America are both reporting losses on the same day the Bank of Japan decides rates. This is not a normal Thursday. #Bitcoin #Coinbase #Crypto

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  Wes 🇺🇸 (@moneyfromstate) reported 50 minutes ago

  I don’t want to hear bitcoiners use “shitcoin” anymore unless you’re willing to also call @jackmallers a shitcoiner… Dude talks **** about Coinbase and did the same thing…

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 51 minutes ago

  Coinbase held an average of $20 billion in USDC last quarter, a record, and says that's more than 30% of all USDC in circulation sitting inside its products. Stablecoin revenue was $292 million. Transaction revenue fell to $599 million, and the company posted a $359 million net loss. Coinbase doesn't issue USDC. Circle does. But Coinbase holds a big share of the float, and it said it captured roughly half of USDC's economics over the past year. This is the distribution-versus-issuance split showing up in a public filing. The issuer runs the mint; the platform that holds the balances and owns the customer takes a large cut of the reserve income. My read: in stablecoins the reserve income is real money, but who earns it depends on who holds the float, not who runs the mint. The Circle and Coinbase revenue-share arrangement gets renegotiated periodically. That's where this split actually gets decided. @coinbase @circle @BuildOnCircle #stablecoins #onchainfinance