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 (31%)
• Mobile App (31%)
• Login (23%)
• Website (8%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Houston	Mobile App	7 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	2 months ago
Montreux	Website	2 months ago
Miami	Transactions	3 months ago

Full Outage Map

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 1 minute ago

  Coinbase cluster should always have more than 15%, Binance should not have more than 25-28%, Coinbase cluster with less than 10% means it's some asian cabal garbage, many rules like this, i've been checking coins for months now looking at these metrics and studying the aftermath, try doing the same you'll see so many things

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  km🦈 (@BiNkYdaMauLeR) reported 4 minutes ago

  @PierreSamaties @coinbase CB is a laundry store front, imo.. this last second announcement really shouts, "unprofessional", imo.. add that to interrupting service every time #BTC crashes and retail can't trade, GRRRRRR. 😡😠

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  Craig Rader (@tankerusaf) reported 6 minutes ago

  Don’t use @coinbase. It’s the New York dumpster fire of CEXs. Use @KoiniApp or @koiniswap. Fees are next to nothing and better service. Off-ramp anytime you want.

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  Daiana 🔶️ (@DaianaM007) reported 8 minutes ago

  Morgan Stanley is going into crypto. This makes Coinbase, Robinhood, and Charles Schwab having a big problem. Morgan Stanley has launched crypto trading on its E*Trade platform at 0.50% per transaction - some of the lowest fees in the industry- undercutting Coinbase, Robinhood, and Charles Schwab. The pilot is live for a limited group of users, with access expected for all 8.6 million ETrade clients later in 2026. E*Trade clients will be able to trade #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Solana directly from their brokerage account, through a partnership with zerohash handling liquidity, custody, and settlement. So Morgan Stanley is offering digital and traditional assets in the same dashboard - not in separate apps. E*Trade gives Morgan Stanley a distribution channel few crypto-native exchanges can match: roughly 16,000 in-house advisors overseeing about $9.3 trillion in client assets. This is another strong sign that Wall Street big names are aggressively expanding into digital assets. The question is no longer whether to enter crypto. It is how fast.

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  Lucas Tcheyan (@Uptodatenow) reported 9 minutes ago

  @trevor_flipper Circle and Coinbase help Hyperliquid on the regulatory front - Circle/Coinbase ensures USDC on a major regulated perps venue - Coinbase gets a wedge in the perps market against CME by launching on Hyperliquid HIP-3 markets ??? Idk, lots of holes

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  yaroGM2999 (@yaroGM2999) reported 11 minutes ago

  Hyperliquid just handed its stablecoin infrastructure to Coinbase & Circle. And it was the smartest move they've ever made. Since September 2025: USDC had the liquidity. USDH had the yield-sharing. Two stablecoins. Split liquidity. Suboptimal. AQAv2 (if confirmed) just deleted that tradeoff forever. The mechanism: • Coinbase = treasury deployer, 500k $HYPE staked (slashable) • Circle = cross-chain via CCTP, 500k $HYPE staked • Total: 1 million $HYPE locked as collateral This isn't an integration. This is a hostage mechanism. The yield: ~90% of reserve yield on $5.19B USDC flows directly to the protocol. Hardcoded into L1. No governance votes. That's $163M in new annual revenue (+19% on top of the existing $844M). But here's what's still not priced in: If AQAv2 becomes mandatory for every HIP-4 market, every new perp launch automatically deepens the USDC pool. The flywheel has no off switch. USDH fragmentation = over. Hyperliquid didn't just fix a problem. They hardcoded a perpetual buyback engine directly into their L1.

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  Mr. Cypherpunk (@ABlastforever) reported 15 minutes ago

  @duonine “Hyperliquid partnering with Coinbase is like Satoshi working with the Federal Reserve to launch a token.” Not even close. Hype was alway centralized from day one with a small team. Nothing like btc

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  T.D. (@theTDMcCarty) reported 16 minutes ago

  @jonbma Coinbase is trash. Cockfart coin and whatever else... The **** they lost is criminal.

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  Aaron Sanchez (@AaronPsy01) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DaoKingdom @Zero2HeroZombie No fud...Just questioning and noticing. $ICP price is down +10% since Coinbase May 13th announcement. Coincidence?

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  Wolf (@Wolf_Velli) reported 18 minutes ago

  Nikkei down 2%, coinbase down 2% on pre market open. Should Get interesting. Only Jesus has the answer for this one... $WOLF

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  geeee (@JunglerotG) reported 20 minutes ago

  @beaniemaxi Terrible take. There is no product ending up at Coinbase lol

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  tim currier (@pokerlife11) reported 22 minutes ago

  @emiliemc @balajis @coinbase We can only hope coinbase, the **** coin casino does not last 14 more.

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  ₿rotied Plebtard (@btplebt) reported 22 minutes ago

  @dorvonlevi @coinbase You guys suck so bad at compliance it’s unreal. I know a guy who receives nothing but lip service or compliance/regulatory violations from you guys despite begin a credit card and Coinbase One subscriber. @bh30317

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  Orpheus🧬 ADD+ π² (@ParadoxProx4ey) reported 22 minutes ago

  BTC showing Coinbase discount vs other exchanges — historically a bearish signal reflecting US sentiment. $76K support retest looking increasingly likely. Not panic, just reading the data. #Bitcoin

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  TechEdgeDaily (@techedgedaily) reported 28 minutes ago

  @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.

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  ELITE RECOVERY FIRM 🛡️ (@EliteRecoveryF) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BettorsAA Sorry you are dealing with this frustrating Coinbase glitch. Many users are also experiencing this. Please preserve screenshots of your balance, chat logs, and the formal statements from support. Send a DM, and I can help get it sorted.

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  lyfe (@0sx1s) reported 28 minutes ago

  ****, Coinbase!

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  Andre 🕳️🦦 (@cyanidepilled_) reported 29 minutes ago

  Always been the main bear risk with hype since its inception. The policy fund created a few months was a good proactive move towards that and nos coinbase being involved lowers that risk substantially. Coinbase spends a **** ton lobbying. Does this betray the og hyperliquid vision? **** yes it does

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  CBduck (@CoinbaseDuck) reported 30 minutes ago

  @naruto11eth @ether_fi @coinbase Base can’t solve every 3rd world issues.

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  solomiya.eth (@girlincrypto007) reported 31 minutes ago

  My @coinbase account was just stolen 🤯 I received a call from a Saudi Arabian number (I’m in the UAE) from Coinbase support, asking me to confirm a phone number change. Of course I thought it was a scam and didn’t press anything. When I tried to log in, a different phone number was already linked to my account. I’ve already reached out to their support. Luckily, all my funds had been withdrawn a long time ago - but it’s still unpleasant. I’m shocked that this is even possible on a CEX. Never experienced anything like this in 5 years in crypto.

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  Market Occultations (@marketoccultat1) reported 32 minutes ago

  Coinbase is STILL not 100% legal in Canada. You can use it but even as of this month there was the potential for problems within a 2 day window before a deal was made which is only temporary again. Imagine you had big positions there… it’s happened to me many times before How about you become 100% legal before sponsoring teams and drawing users in thinking “oh…they sponsor a local team” Here was what AI said about the recent happenings: “there was an approaching April deadline, the exemption renewal mattered materially, and failure to obtain it could have placed Coinbase Canada into a much more uncertain legal/operational position similar to other firms that lost Canadian access.” Ya I had all that happen before why bother?? Ridiculous waste of time and I’m not going to mentioned the amounts I’ve lost due to open positions being closed on other platforms in the past It’s too much!

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  Pain (@PainBnb) reported 32 minutes ago

  @emiliemc @coinbase coinbase holding down facts

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  zafrian (@platinum_shiver) reported 39 minutes ago

  BTC showing weakness with Coinbase premium going negative — historically a bearish signal. $76K support level could absolutely get tested if bulls don't step up soon. Not panic, just watching the data closely. #Bitcoin

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  JesusIsGodAndKing (@JesusGodAndKing) reported 41 minutes ago

  @nicdunz @coinbase Get on your coinbase app and get connected to one of the people if you still have your subscription you can talk to a live person. Many companies will at least offer a partial refund for a few months if you are accidently subscribed to something tell them you never even used it like ever they have logs. This worked for me with Amazon Web Services where I accidently had a linux server free trial that turned into a paid service I never used. Got like 4 months back.

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  Steve (@Steve_4P) reported 42 minutes ago

  @CosmicDude3000 @coinbase @Official_Upbit Fiat currencies, unlike stablecoins, cannot be moved on a blockchain. Additionally, stablecoins have a specific issuer, whereas the Korean Won (KRW) is issued by the central bank. KRW deposits held in Upbit are stored on Kbank, not Hana. If Hana were to replace KRW, Hana would potentially own a significant portion of their stablecoins, amounting to several billion dollars. However, it’s uncertain whether Upbit will utilize Hana’s stablecoin as a quote currency for their stablecoin initiative. While stablecoins may not generate yields like KRW, K-stablecoins might not produce yields from treasury bonds like Tether and Circle. Nevertheless, they are required to issue these stablecoins due to legal mandates. Consequently, they must find a venue to distribute and utilize them, as they have a responsibility to do something with these stablecoins.

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  rishma harut (@rishmaharut) reported 49 minutes ago

  @coinbase @TorontoFC ICX community has been patient long enough. Time to support the ICX/SODA transition properly.

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  Gryazin (@gryazintweets) reported 52 minutes ago

  $HYPE broke $45 Looking back, the market these past few months was... crystal clear. All you had to do was long $HYPE. Can I brag for a sec? Thanks. Was bullish at $22. Still bullish at $30. Coinbase just became the official USDC treasury deployer for Hyperliquid. Fairy tale stuff. Two takeaways: a) 99% of crypto is garbage and the teams belong in prison. But that 1%... Hyperliquid isn't the only project like this. Right now something is being built that will be massive. I want to go all-in on that - not spread across a hundred shitcoins chasing $10 gains. b) I only hold $BTC and $HYPE, sold $ETH. But I'm taking $HYPE profits on the way up. Project is great, everything's pumping, vibes are immaculate - but my gut says this could go the way of Terra. Regulators, a hack, something. Don't know the mechanism. Just a feeling, and it rarely fails me. The most important skill in crypto: knowing when to pull out.

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  VincentScott (@VincentSco72192) reported 53 minutes ago

  Let’s create a helpful thread of Scams to avoid in Crypto “QFS” is used by scammers to get your **** “Crypto recovery experts” are actually just scammers trying to get your **** “Resecure your Coinbase account” is a scammer trying to get your **** People Please add more for awareness so people can bookmark

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  Alex4DeFi (@Alex4DeFi) reported 54 minutes ago

  Coinbase cut 700 jobs this week. Three months ago, they took full control over Base, their own blockchain. Here's what actually happened. Base started on Optimism's infrastructure. Shared code, shared upgrades, shared revenue. Classic startup move: borrow someone else's stack to launch fast. But Base got big. Really big. At its peak, Base was generating 94% of Optimism's entire fee revenue. When you're carrying someone else's network, you eventually want your own house. In February 2026, Base migrated to a self-managed stack built on Reth. Faster execution, 2x more upgrades per year, zero dependency on outside teams. Pure efficiency play. Meanwhile Armstrong is in Washington pushing the CLARITY Act. Clear rules for exchanges. CFTC oversight. Stablecoin yield. Good for Coinbase's business. Faster tech stack. Fewer employees. Regulatory cover in DC. Coinbase is vertically integrating an L2 while calling it decentralization. Base is Stage 1 on the decentralization scale. Training wheels partially off. But Coinbase still controls the sequencer. The single computer that processes every transaction on Base. That sequencer went down for 30 minutes in August 2025. One point of failure. $360M in annual fees flowing to Coinbase. The tech improved. The governance did not. Reth is an upgrade. The layoffs are a signal. The CLARITY Act is a business deal. The decentralization was never the point. For Coinbase: sequencer fees, no token needed, no market dependency. Cut headcount, own the stack, lobby DC. Textbook vertical integration. For users: cheap transactions, familiar interface, real DeFi access. Genuine utility. The tension is not technical. Base works. The tension is between what you thought you were using and what it actually is. A public company's infrastructure. In decentralization's clothing. Use it if it serves you. Just know who built the house and why.

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  Oxxyy (@Oxxyy13) reported 58 minutes ago

  Been talking about native stablecoins on hyperliquid for a minute. After learning more about the USDC deal and the fact that they're going to be putting revenue back into the HL ecosystem, this could be massive for hype... Let's see how Coinbase handles ecosystem support.