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 (25%)
• Website (25%)
• Mobile App (25%)
• Login (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
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
Guayaquil		4 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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  JPOW (@dropdx) reported 1 minute ago

  @cobie @punk6529 @heart_ Base app is ******* terrible. I actually liked the Coinbase Wallet.

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  peter starx (@peterstarx79) reported 6 minutes ago

  Here is the thing - these fuckinf @base and @coinbase guys dont owe us ****. They dont care and rightfully so. At the end of the day, it is every man for himself and his family. You wouldnt ******* care about us either. Adapt / grow up $brian

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  Zack (@savedbyai) reported 7 minutes ago

  @iruletrenches @brian_armstrong @coinbase The biggest weapon Base has is Cobie. If Cobie gives his support. Send it to Valhalla. Game on.

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  C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported 8 minutes ago

  Case#26866769 Live support says my documents are enough. Then why I still cannot access my account? Day 31 No update, no feedback, no timeline, nothing. This is too much waiting for KYC. Coinbase, I trusted you since you have millions of users.

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  南北望 WNB (@wnb1926) reported 15 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong what a retard, go **** yourself and your Coinbase products

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  peter starx (@peterstarx79) reported 17 minutes ago

  I actually cannot fathom that I bought the dip of a coin that was shilled just 24 hours ago by the head of Coinbase and I am down 40% on the dip that came after. Blows me away $brian

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  tiger is fine... (@tigerisfine) reported 22 minutes ago

  Must be nice for coinbase to just have cobie in their back pocket on standby to magically appear whenever they feel like they’re losing mindshare. Robinhood had a moment and then cobie is called in for customer support and interning. Then base gets a meme runner.

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  Dusty Field (@dusty_field) reported 24 minutes ago

  Three changes from the last 48 hours across oracle security, DeFi lending infrastructure, and institutional stablecoin rails. Ostium: On July 15, an attacker compromised a private key belonging to one of Ostium's oracle signers on Arbitrum and used that access to submit fraudulent future-dated price reports through the protocol's registered PriceUpKeep forwarder. The attacker executed approximately 20 looped delegated trades, opening positions at market prices and closing them against manipulated oracle prices in a single atomic batch, extracting between $11.86 million and $18 million in USDC from Ostium's main liquidity vault. Ostium paused all trading immediately. The root cause is a private key compromise, not a flaw in audited contract logic. The exploit hit the oracle signer layer sitting outside the audited smart contracts and did not require any on-chain governance or direct contract interaction to execute. Ostium had raised $27.8 million and processed over $50 billion in cumulative trading volume before the incident. Cascade: On July 16, PeckShield reported that the Cascade Liquidity Strategy vault, operated by Polychain and Variant-backed perpetuals platform Cascade, was exploited for 1.34 million USDC. The attacker bridged the stolen funds from Arbitrum to Solana and then to Ethereum via Relay Protocol in DAI. User deposits in the CLS vault were locked pending trading launch, meaning affected depositors had no ability to withdraw before the exploit. A second Solana lending protocol, DeFiTuna, disclosed on July 16 that an attacker exploited its lending pools roughly seven hours earlier, extracting $580,000 and leaving the USDC lending pool at a matching deficit. DeFiTuna identified and patched the attack vector and said it is investigating and attempting fund recovery. In both cases the confirmed loss came out of user-supplied pool liquidity rather than protocol treasuries. Aave V4 / Avalanche: On July 15, Aave Labs deployed Aave V4 on Avalanche, the first V4 deployment outside Ethereum mainnet. The deployment introduces the Hub and Spoke architecture, replacing the monolithic pool model with a single Liquidity Hub that distributes credit to modular Spokes operating under separate risk parameters. Initial assets at launch include wAVAX, sAVAX, BTC.b, USDC, USDT, WETH.e, and EURC across three Spokes: a Main market, an AVAX Correlated market, and a Forex market. A dedicated RWA hub supporting borrowing against tokenized US Treasuries, money market funds, private credit, and corporate bonds is planned as a subsequent Spoke. Chainlink provides oracle infrastructure. The Avalanche Foundation committed up to $15 million in milestone-based incentives tied to hub launches and market growth. Future V4 deployments on Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base are contingent on stability metrics from this Avalanche deployment. Visa Stablecoin Platform: On July 16, Visa launched the Visa Stablecoin Platform in beta with select institutional clients. VSP packages stablecoin minting, redemption, wallet custody, and treasury settlement into a single Visa-managed environment for financial institutions, fintechs, and crypto-native firms. The platform launches with Open USD, the consortium-backed stablecoin introduced by Open Standard, a group that includes Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase, and Stripe. Clients can use Visa's new Wallet-as-a-Service stack or connect existing wallets, then configure dual-control approval workflows, audit logs, passkeys, and transfer allow lists for treasury and settlement operations. The platform integrates stablecoin flows into Visa's existing network, risk, and fraud systems rather than requiring institutions to build separate blockchain infrastructure. Visa's parallel stablecoin settlement pilot was running at a $7 billion annualized rate as of April 2026 across nine blockchains. VSP extends that from settlement-only into full-stack issuance and custody operations.

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  Unclejed (@_Unclejed) reported 24 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong You support memecoin on coinbase, mr coinbase man ?

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 25 minutes ago

  Well hopefully $baby distro is getting better, there are a few clusters here and there and i'm not sure what they mean, but nothing higher than 4.3% which is fine for a low cap. The Mexc clsuter (now 10%) is lower meaning that our asian friends sold the bottom, Coinbase getting higher meaning we're attracting burgers and binance is in the organic range. Change Now cluster a little bit high with 5.3% but that's ok. Also checking on the fees apart from the 0.000075001 generic fee with lots of supply nothing appears to be above 4%. This ain't bad for some **** we shilled out of the blue, let's go

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  Secure Trace Lab (@SecureTrace_Lab) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Cannabisking42 I came across your post regarding the missing Coinbase Wallet. The loss of access despite having the recovery code may prove more consequential than it first appears. I’ve examined similar cases that yielded actionable findings. Happy to have a look.

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  mtn drew (@mtndrew) reported 34 minutes ago

  Unfortunately, I don't think there's anything Cobie or Coinbase can do to bring life back into the industry until they start playing more in the regulatory gray areas and pushing the envelope. If they're waiting for CLARITY, it could be waiting a very long time. Cobie should be able to help stop Coinbase from self-immolating though.

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  TheEagle (@_PatrioticEagle) reported 35 minutes ago

  @coinbase Yeah. This is a huge problem. The entire country needs to be completely and permanently geoblocked.

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  HashNews👩🏻‍🌾 (@HashNews01) reported 39 minutes ago

  🔥 Coinbase premium negative for 60 days straight—record. US retail and institutions absent from spot buying for two months. BTC sliding toward $63K, but the issue isn't price, it's who's buying and selling. #crypto

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  TMJ News Network (@tmjnewsnetwork) reported 39 minutes ago

  Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said any Israeli nationals found in the country would be immediately deported, as authorities investigate allegations that Israelis participated in Network School, a private residential and technology community in Johor. “If we find any Israeli, we will deport them immediately because we do not recognise Israel,” Anwar said, adding that action would follow if the allegations were confirmed. The investigation began after social media claims alleged that Israeli citizens with dual nationality had entered Malaysia using non-Israeli passports to participate in the project. Network School, founded by former Coinbase chief technology officer Balaji Srinivasan, operates in Johor’s Forest City and describes itself as a community of “techno-optimists.” Johor Chief Minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi ordered authorities to examine participants’ identities, nationalities, travel documents and immigration status. Malaysia has no diplomatic relations with Israel and generally prohibits Israeli passport holders from entering without special approval, reflecting its longstanding support for the Palestinian cause. Immigration authorities said they had examined 266 foreign nationals from 40 countries connected to the Forest City community and found their immigration documents valid, while authorities have yet to announce whether any Israeli nationals were identified.

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  vitamin_wat3r (@purplegatorades) reported 41 minutes ago

  Coinbase has been holding my money since last Friday… this platform is actual ****.

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  0xbvnk (@0xbvnk) reported 41 minutes ago

  @bankrbot @coinbase report issue to devs

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  Mbenzdream.base.eth (@MBenzdream__) reported 43 minutes ago

  @basedsnipez We know Coinbase its not going to support this coin , they let Miggles Base god and all others die . This is no different

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  gotdanish (@gotdanish) reported 43 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport @coinbase @brian_armstrong Reached out to support. Same usual song and dance, clear cache, log out/in, uninstall/reinstall. That's not a fix. Something is fundamentally broken in the last update and it needs an actual engineering review, not a script.

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  BTC Live (@btcliveco) reported 44 minutes ago

  Analysis: 1/5 🧵 Sixty consecutive days of negative Coinbase Bitcoin Premium, now reading -0.1025%, is the loudest signal in today's data. US spot demand is structurally absent, and it shows. BTC sits at $63,172, down 2.04% on the day. ETH is worse at $1,822.25, down 3.11%. Gold is at $4,002.00, up 0.41%. Risk-off is rotating into the old store of value while crypto bleeds. Fear & Greed at 27 means the crowd is scared, not greedy. That is not a sell signal. Historically, sub-30 readings mark accumulation zones, not distribution tops. The real story is the gap: institutional rails are being built globally while US spot demand sits this out. That divergence cannot hold indefinitely.

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  Onchain Insights (@OnchainIns5699) reported 48 minutes ago

  BTC spot is selling off with cumulative delta volume at -318.96M and Coinbase premium at -0.10%, signaling weak spot demand, while perp futures show +65.16M CVD and positive funding at 0.0021%, indicating leveraged longs are still accumulating despite the price decline from 66K to 63K. This divergence between spot sellers and futures buyers suggests one side will break, with liquidations of leveraged positions at risk if support fails. $BTC #BTC #ETF

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  PaperImperium (@ImperiumPaper) reported 48 minutes ago

  Maker/Sky is already earning the same rate on its actively-managed, risk-taking Prime book than it would earn holding idle USDC on Coinbase, (where the exchange pays Sky to custody it) So I find it surprising that Sky wants to do this 10 bps cut to their spread. Sky reports a very small positive NIM as of today (3.67% - 3.62% = 5 bps), and that’s actually better than the 12-month average. So on a risk-reward basis, it seems like you’d want to shrink the Primes’ balance sheets rather than try to give them back a few bps. Spark, for example, used to pay a hefty premium over the idle USDC in the PSM. That premium has eroded over the last year, and has been flat or negative in recent months. The 12-month spread over idle USDC appears to be about 0.6% and drifting lower as months of negative or de minimis spread accumulate. Think about that for a moment. For taking on risk and complexity, Sky has been getting less yield than if the funds were used to buy USDC and hold it on Coinbase. Grove still manages to eke out 20-30bps premium over holding USDC, but it’s hard to think that compensates for the risk profile vs idle USDC. Obex is less mature but shows the same pattern of compressing yield for Sky since February launch. One could argue this is a depressed rate environment and I think that’s a fair retort. It’s not like Ethena et al are doing demonstrably better. Cyclical markets are just a fact of life in crypto. But why not trim their credit lines to encourage a smaller book with sensible risk premiums instead of giving 10 bps back to the Primes, as that doesn’t really fix the core issue. Jettison the marginal positions inside the Primes until Sky is paid for the risk they add vs idle USDC. If better rates or opportunities emerge, then you can always allow the Primes to ramp up again. But the convergence on a tiny or negative risk premium is occurring across all of the Primes, so it’s a systematic challenge, not one team fumbling a couple quarters of performance. As I’ve said elsewhere, it’s actually pretty hard to make money in stablecoins! It can be done (Tether shows this, as well as some periods for Sky and Circle), but it’s not easy. Helpful data sources in next post.

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  Zama 🔮 (@Zamma3) reported 50 minutes ago

  Testing out my Hermres agents, review newsletters and X posts from smart money. Here are some potential coins which have been on the radar over the past week. 📷 POTENTIAL COINS (DAY 8) $ETH — Watch — Heavy whale accumulation with 89,396 ETH withdrawn from Coinbase Prime by 7 new wallets despite a 3% price dip (both). (DAY 5) $HYPE — Bearish — Facing near-term selling pressure after an a16z-linked whale deposited 437,000 tokens ($28.38M) to exchanges, causing a 12% drop (both). (NEW) $ONDO — Bullish — Surged 15% to $0.38 following a partnership with Japan's SBI to tokenize Japanese assets (newsletter). (DAY 7) $CASHCAT — Watch — Down 61% with one trader losing $460k, though some analysts remain bullish on the Robinhood Chain meme coin if Bitcoin holds strength (X). (DAY 4) $ZEC — Bullish — Highlighted as an asymmetric opportunity and a strong privacy alternative to protect against inflation and AI surveillance (X). (NEW) $LDO — Bullish — Gained 8% to reach $0.37 in 24-hour market movements (newsletter). * (NEW) WLFI — Bullish — Listed as a top gainer, rising 2.0% to $0.0581 (newsletter). (NEW) $OPEN — Bearish — Listed as a top loser, falling 3.99% to $0.3339 (newsletter).

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  Hguy ❇️ (@huggiehguy) reported 50 minutes ago

  VISA HEROICALLY SAVES STABLECOINS FROM THE TRAGEDY OF NOT INVOLVING VISA After years of watching people send digital dollars around the world without generating nearly enough fees for established financial institutions, Visa announced this week that it will support Open USD, a revolutionary new stablecoin designed to finally solve crypto’s most urgent problem: insufficient participation by Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, Stripe, Coinbase, Google and approximately 135 other enormous corporations. “We’ve always believed money should be open, borderless and accessible to everyone,” said a Visa executive, standing in front of a slide labeled HOW DO WE GET IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS? Industry experts praised the breakthrough as a bold new form of decentralization in which the money is distributed among more than 140 of the world’s largest financial institutions rather than selfishly concentrated in only one. “This is exactly what Satoshi envisioned,” said a Visa VP speaking on the condition of anonymity, explaining that the future of permissionless finance would be administered by a consortium containing both Visa and Mastercard. “The banks are finished. They’ve been replaced by the banks, payment networks, asset managers and technology monopolies working together under a cooler name.”

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  Web 3_Goddess 👑 (@BlomieB) reported 53 minutes ago

  Crypto has never had a technology problem, It's had a usability problem. If sending crypto still means copying long wallet addresses, mass adoption will always feel out of reach. That's why I like what @MegPrimePay is building. Sending crypto with a username or a U.S. ACH bank account instead of a long wallet address is a step toward making digital payments simpler for everyone. Ready to experience it? Download the MegPrime Pay app and see how easy crypto payments can be. U.S. users can purchase $MPP directly in the app. Global users can get $MPP via Coinbase Wallet or Uniswap.

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  ⓗwΞdini, CFA (@0xhwedini) reported 53 minutes ago

  You can access and swap base:0xb69bbb15095c0949489fbb43951d2b750fa7fa89 on @coinbase! Link below 👇

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  meshvi (@bluebase6895) reported 54 minutes ago

  @rbthreek Coinbase literally pushed miggles , now you tell me it did well not because of support , I rest here , gg

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  Adam Bavosa (@adambavosa) reported 55 minutes ago

  Building web3 apps with a web2 experience is easier than ever. Users can deposit into your prediction market or perp DEX with this killer stack. - Privy embedded wallets, sign in with email - Smart accounts with Coinbase Developer Platform and paymaster - Halliday for Deposits End users can deposit or withdraw without worrying about gas or wallets. @CoinbaseDev @base

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  Market Bubble (@MarketBubble) reported 57 minutes ago

  Jesse Pollak shares the story of how he started Base "I feel like it's my job to just show up every single day, and there's always going to be haters. Sometimes you regret taking a big bet. But I don't want to get into a place where we're stopping to take big bets" "Starting Base at Coinbase was a big bet. I spent a year failing, falling on my face. People basically telling me you're not doing anything right. They shut down my team" "Then out of the ashes I was like, give me one more go. And that's what turned into Base. At the time, no one really took us seriously. We had people working nights and weekends. I don't think anyone thought it was going to be a thing" "Three years of making mistakes and people hating on us. And the attitude is always: keep taking big bets, keep showing up, keep eating the **** even when it doesn't taste so good, and just keep trying to change the world"

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  FoFan (@FoFan_eth) reported 59 minutes ago

  I really cannot understand why @coinbase trying to pump memes on @base. Base was always about utility, AI agents, new tech tokens. Why is Base trying to pump memes when there is Solana and Robinhood for this? Memes are a short-term hype, not a long-term vision. - You can sell the idea via utility tokens (sometimes even real utility) - You can make a mini alt season with the pump on AI agents utility tokens on base. Like it was in May and February 2026, it was always about AI agents and the idea behind it. I’m not even talking about the end of 2024; I’m talking about this year. February and May showed us that AI agents and utility tokens are the right idea, the right vision for Base. Brian pump it. I see no reason to support base:0xb2000000000000000000007bf6d5cbb0e24cb301, while there is ribbita-by-virtuals:native, base:0xed664536023d8e4b1640c394777d34abaff1df8f, $VIRTUAL etc.