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 (40%)
• Website (20%)
• Login (20%)
• Withdrawals (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	1 month ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	1 month ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	3 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Gun Le (@Gunle1504) reported 8 seconds ago

  EntropyIO: The Successor Steps Into the Gap In June 2026, Ventuals(@ventuals) shut down. The project that first brought OpenAI and Anthropic valuations onto Hyperliquid walked away after generating over $650 million in volume and drawing 500,000 HYPE in community support. All positions settled. The first on-chain pre-IPO market went dark. Two months later, the lights came back on — with a completely different roster. EntropyIO launched with $14M led by Ribbit Capital(@RibbitCapital), plus a $40M HYPE stake. The team comes out of Citadel Securities, Optiver, Millennium, and Polymarket — actual market makers, not crypto builders learning on the job. First product: perps on Anthropic pre-IPO equity, running on HIP-3, priced by RedStone oracles. Why this isn't "Ventuals 2.0": Ventuals proved the demand existed. EntropyIO showed up to solve what Ventuals couldn't — and they named the problem themselves: pre-IPO markets have been stuck with short-dated requirements or near-zero liquidity, while instruments on public assets get crushed by high funding rates. That's a capital and market-making problem, not an idea problem. $54M and a Citadel team is a direct answer to it. The detail almost nobody is talking about: In May 2026, Anthropic declared any unauthorized share transfer void — including through tokenized securities and SPVs. SPV-backed pre-IPO tokens dropped 40-50% within a week. The Hyperliquid perps survived. Because they're non-deliverable synthetics — nobody owns a share, they just trade a reference price. That's the real lesson here: the winning model isn't the one that holds the asset — it's the one that never needs to. The first can be shut down by the issuer. The second can't. What this says about Hyperliquid: HIP-3 is moving from experiment to institution. Ribbit Capital — the fund behind Robinhood, Coinbase, and Revolut — isn't a crypto-native shop. When tier-1 fintech money flows into something built on Hyperliquid's order book, that's a different signal than another crypto fund joining the round. Ventuals paved the way. EntropyIO is laying the asphalt.

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  Nora Dvorakova (@NoraDvorak8d) reported 11 seconds ago

  @maxibitcat Hey, The key issue is UTXO ownership vs. address ownership. A Coinbase verification request can’t simply assume a spent input address is still the address you should sign from, especially with a multi input transaction

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  Algorithm33 (@Mt_GoX_) reported 50 seconds ago

  @BenHPSauce @zachrypto It’s like the outage is intentional and it’s crazy because Coinbase is reading hex price at 0.005

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  Emmy (@2ctv) reported 2 minutes ago

  @cryptomfer69 coinbase listings still hit different for liquidity access, but the real test is whether there’s actual demand after the first wave settles down. gonna watch this one. @cryptomfer69 follow back? let’s build the network

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  JohnPaulVal 🦇 (@JohnPaul_Val) reported 2 minutes ago

  Coinbase Tokenized Stocks are now live on @glider__ You can now access and invest in Coinbase Tokenized Stocks on Base Coinbase has officially launched Tokenized Stocks on Base, and Glider is one of the first apps to support them from day one. Here are some of the coinbase Tokenized Stocks that you can invest in right now on Glider: • Apple • Meta • Nvidia • Alphabet More stocks will be added over time. Note: This is available for eligible users outside the US. Login into Glider and start investing. Link below 👇

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  Alexis (@Alexis_LUNC) reported 2 minutes ago

  @coinbase what about #LUNC? 2022 falled down - 2026 reborn?

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  appe (@APproctor) reported 4 minutes ago

  coinbase only pumps 20% and people want to short bitcoin to squints 73k👍🏼 **** you higher

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  Nora Dvorakova (@NoraDvorak8d) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Joeshmoe21121 Hey, Could be a Coinbase/Base routing or token-contract issue rather than $DRB itself. I’d verify the contract address and Coinbase’s supported-asset status before trying to force the buy, send me a screenshot and I can pinpoint what’s happening

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  Randy / Hayden R. Nobel 🎁🦝 (@tomokanashitosa) reported 9 minutes ago

  @manifestingdiva @coinbase That could help a bit

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  JoeyBagODonuts (@Joeshmoe21121) reported 9 minutes ago

  Ok, I coinbase customer support is using crayons $DRB. Whoever i was talking to basically is telling me $DRB is not tradable on coinbase. This was just 1 screenshot of the whole conversation. They wanted me to send screenshot of proof on where I heard about $DRB being on coinbase today. Very odd. @coinbase @grok

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  Elon AlterEgo (@Elons_Alterego) reported 11 minutes ago

  I truly think base will scam pump $Basecat .. why you might ask? They already pushed it hard. Listed it on coinbase under 10m mc, yet still RH is winning. I added a bag because **** it. Send it to 100m

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  Yannimoto (@Yannimoto) reported 17 minutes ago

  Excited to launch Bitwise Automated Token Portfolios (ATPs) today. Before today, if you wanted a professionally designed stock portfolio, you bought a fund - if you could. Access was gated, and anything new took months to launch. Bitwise ATPs change that. Tokenized equities tracking Bitwise-designed models, delivered directly to your wallet. You hold the assets, and they're composable onchain. Powered by @coinbase equities and @glider__ infrastructure on @base. Vaults, ATPs, and more coming. The design space for onchain investing just got bigger yet again.

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  ₿itcoin ₿ull (@bitbybitbullish) reported 19 minutes ago

  Giving up on the genesis puzzle, and thank you to the creator. This was genuinely fun. Big thanks to Galaxy Research @glxyresearch for spotting it on chain and getting the hunt rolling. The prize still sits at bc1qfkhx02v89u2qyyyljeczw6hu9sr437y44t7ae5yf09thrdukfqesnjg2wj We spent about $60 on paid hints. Here is everything he told us, so nobody has to pay for it again. We asked if the witness script was a hash lock, a multisig, or something else. He said it is a multisig. We asked how many keys and what threshold. He said two keys, both required, the rest is for you to derive. We asked if both keys come from the same genesis field and if the function is a hash. He said yes, both keys use the same Genesis field, and there is no hash. We asked if the second key comes from the first or both independently. He said both are derived independently from Genesis. We asked which field it is. He pretty much said figure it out yourself, the Genesis Block is public and which part matters is for you to discover. Fair enough, that was our cue that the clues were done. What we tried across more than 50 rounds and over 2 trillion candidate scripts, so the next hunter can skip it. Brainwallet keys. Every standard BIP39 and BIP32 derivation over genesis data. Electrum wallets. Raw genesis values as private keys in every 2 of N shape. The coinbase pubkey X and Y as keys. Field bytes pasted into the script as literal keys. Hex strings as ASCII keys. The headline split by bytes, halves, words and its numbers. Decimal, stratum, bit reversed and word swapped byte orders. Eight multisig script wordings including PUSHDATA variants, CHECKSIG chains, CHECKSIGADD and CHECKMULTISIGVERIFY. Timelocked multisig. OP_DROP stamped scripts. Hybrid 06 and 07 pubkey encodings. Curve decompression pairs using the computed Y. Reflection, inverse and cross derivation pairs. Slices of the raw coinbase, the full 285 byte block, the hex string of the whole block, and the all zero previous block field unique to genesis. At the end we even broke the no hash clue on purpose and ran hashed and seed derived 2 of 2 wallets. All empty. So between running out of fresh ideas and that last answer telling us to figure the rest out ourselves, we are calling it. One footnote for the AI crowd, nearly all of this was planned with Anthropic's Claude on the Fable 5 model, and right at the end a flagged message bumped my planning side down to the fallback model, Claude Opus 4.8, funny enough because a 50 round push to rebuild a wallet from public data looks like wallet cracking to an automated filter. That was the final nudge to wrap up. Whoever cracks it, tag me. I want to see the recipe. GL 🫡

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  Arbion Labs (@ArbionLabs) reported 23 minutes ago

  $GRVT trades in two halves, and the two halves barely touch each other. 🔸 The spread column reads institutional. Bitget, MEXC and Coinbase all quote 0.05%, OKX 0.08%, LBank 0.09%, BingX 0.10%. Under 10 bps across most of the list is what a properly quoted book looks like. 🔸 The venue carrying the flow is none of them. Upbit's KRW pair turns over $44.1M of the $59M daily total, which is 69.6% of all spot volume, and it quotes 0.34% — roughly six times wider than the tightest book on the list. Coinbase, at 0.05%, clears 0.6% of the flow. Underneath that, depth stays thin. Add up every venue and total depth within 2% comes to about $1.7M, under 3% of a single day's volume, and it leans to the bid: roughly $755K of asks against $950K of bids. There is more support below price than resistance above it. The other half of the market is leveraged. Perps carry another $40M a day, and 71% of that sits on Binance and OKX, neither of which runs meaningful spot flow. Open interest is $13.3M against a $24.3M float, so more than half the circulating supply exists as levered notional, and funding has been negative across every major venue since August 18. Spot price forms in Korea, leverage forms on Binance and OKX, and the books connecting the two hold $1.7M within 2%. 💠 2/3

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  Crypto Sunny (@Crypto_SunnyS) reported 26 minutes ago

  💵Stablecoins Are Giving People Access to Digital Dollars Coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong recently highlighted how people in countries with high inflation or volatile currencies can use stablecoins to hold dollar exposure without leaving their country. Take Sri Lanka as an example 🇱🇰 During the 2022 economic crisis, the Sri Lankan rupee collapsed and people saw their purchasing power fall. Someone who had converted part of their savings into USD-pegged stablecoins like USDT or USDC could have held an asset linked to the US dollar instead of keeping everything in LKR. And a similar idea applies to India 🇮🇳 The INR has gradually lost value against the USD over the years. So, for someone holding part of their savings in USDT or USDC, a weaker INR can mean those dollar-denominated holdings are worth more in INR terms. This is why stablecoins are becoming more than just a crypto trading tool. For some people, they can simply be a way to access and hold digital dollars. 🌎💵 Of course, stablecoins come with their own risks, so this isn’t financial advice. -- “Be honest 👇 If you lived in a country where your currency was losing value every year, would you keep your savings in your local currency or move some into USDT/USDC? What would you choose and why?”

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  Marcus ™ (@shn_mmarcus) reported 28 minutes ago

  Coinbase is listing tokenized stocks on Base. This moves equity exposure from slow settlement rails to instant, composable liquidity. It is not about speculation; it is about reducing the friction cost of holding real assets. If developers can build yield strategies around these tokens without leaving the chain, retention becomes a function of utility rather than hype. The moat shifts from access to integration depth.

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  CryptoPhoenix27 (@CharlesMcCull27) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Bird_XRPL @eideen777 Coinbase wall at $32 attempting to block an overshoot. Hmmmm

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  Nathan (@0xNathan) reported 30 minutes ago

  @H1TMAN_ Today isn't looking good, tokens list on Coinbase and then dump wtf

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  Shridlock (@shridlock) reported 30 minutes ago

  @aganstwallst Your Coinbase leg is real: it closed below Binance every day since May-6, 111 straight. But the gap is down to -1.4bp - eleven dollars on a 79k coin - and yesterday traded green intraday. Not gone. Out of ammo.

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  Safe BLAST Army (@SafeBLASTarmy) reported 33 minutes ago

  @coinbureau I love @coinbase but Nah. Screen first and go deeper. Being a pro-crypto candidate is no longer a good enough excuse because the LUNA and FTX founders are both pro-crypto. They love to enrich themselves and let the masses fight over the crumbs. This past year we saw "pro-crypto" candidates and their families rank in millions and billions of dollars from pro-crypto insider trading while everyone else was seeing red. We NEED Pro-Crypto Candidates who actually care about Users First and want to advance crypto-friendly rules to help: ✅ 1. Reduce Scams, ✅ 2. Embrace Innovation, ✅ 3. Increase Decentralization and ✅ 4. Promote Mass adoption. Anything short from this is complete garbage. Advocating for crypto doesn't mean we get to rubberstamp anyone who calls themselves a "pro-crypto" candidate. - Abe (@SafeBlaster )

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  Ally (@CryptoAllyy) reported 35 minutes ago

  @TheeHustleHouse Really having trouble getting coinbase wallet to connect, I could get MM to connect but my ape is on coinbase wallet and don't want to transfer him, any help? 😭😭

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  web3 lawyer 首席大律师 (@Web3Counsels) reported 39 minutes ago

  The SEC’s June 2023 complaint against Coinbase $COIN @coinbase in the Southern District of New York remains the cleanest expression of the agency’s exchange-registration theory in crypto. The regulator alleged Coinbase acted simultaneously as an unregistered broker-dealer, national securities exchange, and clearing agency, and that its staking-as-a-service program offered unregistered securities. Thirteen tokens—from SOL to MATIC—were flagged as potential investment contracts under Howey. Coinbase’s defense centered on lack of fair notice and the absence of a workable registration path, rather than a token-by-token merits fight. Legally, the case bundles three discrete Exchange Act registrations into one platform, plus an investment-contract claim for staking rewards. If a court accepts that secondary-market trading of certain tokens satisfies Howey, the registration obligation cascades: exchanges must either register, delist, or restructure. The staking count is especially notable because it treats pooled, administered yield as a separate securities offering, even when the underlying token is not itself labeled a security. For market participants, the action frames a compliance checklist: token classification, exchange licensing, clearing/custody separation, and staking-product registration. Until Congress or the courts draw a brighter line, venues operating in the U.S. are pricing regulatory risk into every listing decision. The case may be procedurally slow, but its signal on registration-first supervision is already reshaping U.S. crypto markets. #SEC #蓝V互关

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  somethingbase.base.eth (@Nepalimanxe4) reported 43 minutes ago

  @CryptoKaleo sell your Coinbase man **** coin

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  Dwinity (@dwinity_eco) reported 45 minutes ago

  @thecomfeed @zachxbt the customer list is the attack surface. coinbase disclosed in may 2025 that overseas support agents were bribed to hand over account data, and put remediation at 180 to 400 million dollars. no wallet got cracked there either. someone just bought the address book.

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  Ta𝕏Reasons (@ReasonsTax) reported 45 minutes ago

  @maxibitcat @coinbase I don’t think most people do and that’s the problem.

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  Yune (@dvsg_life) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Stacks got marked down on its transparency filing for three things it doesn't do. (I hold blockstack:native, same size, six years.) What it says isn't there: no post-2018 insider vesting, no tokens committed to exchanges, no listing fees in tokens, no protocol-owned liquidity or purchased TVL, no loans against unissued tokens. What it does say: the market maker is Wintermute, 6,000,000 blockstack:native, 24 months, a loan and option that restrikes quarterly. Morpho answers that same question with "confidential." Stacks uses that word zero times. There is a seller, and it is named. SIP-031 emits new STX into an ecosystem endowment over five years, which funds Stacks Labs and spends on grants, liquidity and marketing on a published split. Its contract is onchain, history auditable, spend and runway quarterly. The filing puts that emission at 500 million STX in three places and 400 million in one. Completeness is not accuracy. Old supply is done. The 2018 rounds vested over 24 to 36 months; the last tranche, 8.33% of supply, ended October 2025. Three of the four gaps are formatting. The form says that with no exchange deals, "state that explicitly; doing so earns full credit." Stacks typed N/A into a table. It is self-reported: @Blockworks "reviews completeness only." But it is dated, and Coinbase, Kraken, Anchorage, BitGo and Copper have agreed to use it in diligence. In this filing the sellers are named, the schedules are public, nothing is marked confidential. NFA, DYOR. The filing is public, read it yourself. Tell me if I'm wrong and I'll fix it.

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  Dan | Clipur.com (@danisdriven) reported 52 minutes ago

  @coinbase Bitcoin refuses to stay down

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  stephane popovic (@veronicamontyy) reported 53 minutes ago

  Sorry this happened. Confirmed crypto transfers are generally irreversible. Contact Coinbase Support with the transaction hash so they can verify the transfer and advise on any available options.

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  Synapse Brief (@Synapse_Brief) reported 59 minutes ago

  Coinbase just turned four Nasdaq stocks into DeFi collateral, and the stock market barely noticed. NVDA, AAPL, META, and GOOGL are now live on Base as B20 tokens, each backed 1 to 1 by a share sitting in custody at Alpaca Securities. You can hold NVDAc in a self-custody wallet, no brokerage account, and drop it straight into Aave as collateral or into an Aerodrome pool for liquidity. Day one pricing held tight. NVDAc traded at 208.51 against Nvidia's 208.48 close. AAPLc at 311.23 against 310.34. METAc at 558.50 against 559.02. That's not a synthetic tracker drifting off its peg, that's an oracle doing its job. Coinbase stock closed the same day down 3.76 percent, at 179.48. The product that's supposed to be the future of the company launched on a day the market shrugged at the company itself. Worth sitting with before anyone calls this an unambiguous win.

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  ₿itcoin ₿ull (@bitbybitbullish) reported 60 minutes ago

  Giving up on the genesis puzzle, and thank you to the creator. This was genuinely fun. Big thanks to Galaxy Research @glxyresearch for spotting it on chain and getting the hunt rolling. The prize still sits at bc1qfkhx02v89u2qyyyljeczw6hu9sr437y44t7ae5yf09thrdukfqesnjg2wj We spent about $60 on paid hints. Here is everything he told us, so nobody has to pay for it again. We asked if the witness script was a hash lock, a multisig, or something else. He said it is a multisig. We asked how many keys and what threshold. He said two keys, both required, the rest is for you to derive. We asked if both keys come from the same genesis field and if the function is a hash. He said yes, both keys use the same Genesis field, and there is no hash. We asked if the second key comes from the first or both independently. He said both are derived independently from Genesis. We asked which field it is. He pretty much said figure it out yourself, the Genesis Block is public and which part matters is for you to discover. Fair enough, that was our cue that the clues were done. What we tried across more than 50 rounds and over 2 trillion candidate scripts, so the next hunter can skip it. Brainwallet keys. Every standard BIP39 and BIP32 derivation over genesis data. Electrum wallets. Raw genesis values as private keys in every 2 of N shape. The coinbase pubkey X and Y as keys. Field bytes pasted into the script as literal keys. Hex strings as ASCII keys. The headline split by bytes, halves, words and its numbers. Decimal, stratum, bit reversed and word swapped byte orders. Eight multisig script wordings including PUSHDATA variants, CHECKSIG chains, CHECKSIGADD and CHECKMULTISIGVERIFY. Timelocked multisig. OP_DROP stamped scripts. Hybrid 06 and 07 pubkey encodings. Curve decompression pairs using the computed Y. Reflection, inverse and cross derivation pairs. Slices of the raw coinbase, the full 285 byte block, the hex string of the whole block, and the all zero previous block field unique to genesis. At the end we even broke the no hash clue on purpose and ran hashed and seed derived 2 of 2 wallets. All empty. So between running out of fresh ideas and that last answer telling us to figure the rest out ourselves, we are calling it. One footnote for the AI crowd, nearly all of this was planned with Anthropic's Claude on the Fable 5 model, and right at the end a flagged message bumped my planning side down to the fallback model, Claude Opus 4.8, funny enough because a 50 round push to rebuild a wallet from public data looks like wallet cracking to an automated filter. That was the final nudge to wrap up. Whoever cracks it, tag me. I want to see the recipe. GL 🫡