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%)
• Mobile App (20%)
• Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	1 day 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:

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  vanxyrus (@Vanxyrus) reported 2 minutes ago

  reason why i'm not capitulating my main conviction bags on @base is because they don't need the support from base or coinbase to succeed if the coins you're in requires interaction from any of the base/coinbase team or a cb listing etc maybe its time to run for the hills

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  Vordon Csgo (@vordoncsgo) reported 3 minutes ago

  Jesse Pollak explains how Coinbase quietly shut down its Web3 product and rebuilt it into something with $2 billion in Bitcoin flowing through it "In the Coinbase app, we started with no products on chain. And then in like 2021 to 2023, we added this like Web3 section of the Coinbase where you could kind of go and create a new wallet and do a bunch of things in there like trade crypto assets and send and receive NFTs." "And what we found is that it was too confusing for customers. They were like, wait, I have this like separate thing. Like, what is this? And so we actually shut that down, I think, like late 2023, early 2024." "Basically refocused all of the efforts in Coinbase for on-chain at doing what we call the DeFi mullet, which is basically taking base and this really powerful financial infrastructure that's built on base and integrating it in super seamless ways into the Coinbase app." "There's a product that lets you borrow against Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, basically any crypto that you hold in Coinbase. You can get dollars against it at super low rates. Lower rates than a credit card, lower rates than a payday loan, lower rates than pretty much any other kind of consumer loan that you can get on the market." "That product is entirely built on base. Built with Morpho. Powered by USDC and Coinbase wrapped Bitcoin. And I think it has like $2 billion of Bitcoin that has moved into it over the last year and a half."

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  Tushant Suneja (@tushant_suneja) reported 4 minutes ago

  @0xbilly @coinbase @cobie coinbase's onchain settlement issues are a known problem but the real concern is how often this happens without users even noticing, not just when it's a visible fail like this one

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  Bud (@thisisforCBB) reported 5 minutes ago

  The problem with Armstrong is that he is clearly lying. This is a man who looked a market on polymarket and said the words out loud on their earnings call. I’m supposed to believe he doesn’t know what’s happening? As with many Coinbase things, it’s half assed. Either stop being a retarded lying **** and go full CZ or be an altruistic **** and go full Vitalik. Playing in the middle for random spurts is gay and pointless.

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  Mack Jedi (@Th3Ticker) reported 13 minutes ago

  @jessepollak @base @coinbase maybe you should have spent less time hating on your builders, promoting internal launches/narratives, and more time doing what you were supposed to do. Base could shut down tomorrow, no one would care.

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  Above Average Bowler (@aboveavgbowler) reported 14 minutes ago

  My take is Brian should not have a public presence. Let the brand of Coinbase lead. Then he won’t have these problems. If I were comms for Coinbase I’d get him off X.

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  Ripper (@ripper0x) reported 14 minutes ago

  @jessepollak @base @coinbase not just that y'all got alot of stuff to do and fix

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  Lils🍀 (@Base11210) reported 14 minutes ago

  @1CrypticPoet I'm convinced that when he changed his picture, he wasn't aware there was a meme on it, no problem there. However, when they saw the huge surge in interest, even though the channel has been incredibly boring for months, you can see that. It's serious, so let it run its course. He clearly saw the hype. Wait a bit or communicate before doing it. That's the only criticism I have of him. Okay, but after the picture change, you see the hype on memecoins. You know it'll all die down if you change it the next day without warning. Or if you don't suspect it, you don't know your community. I think he only cares about Coinbase and that Base is just a tool to achieve what he wants. In any case, there's clearly a disconnect between CEOs and the average user, and it's so frustrating. 😔

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  NTG (@nottouchingrass) reported 14 minutes ago

  Max extractors are butt hurt cause the founder of Coinbase doesn’t support their endless scams. We’re healing.

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  Rune (@RuneCrypto_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong "i may not even be aware if there is a coin or project attached to the content i'm posting" brian there was a token called $BRIAN on YOUR chain, doing $100M+ in volume, with 40,000+ people trading it, thousands of them tagging you, replying to you, asking you to acknowledge the situation. how can you not know? that's not an excuse, that's an admission that you don't pay attention to what's happening on your own chain and if you genuinely didn't know, that's worse. because it means the CEO of coinbase with 100M users is so detached from his own ecosystem that a $100M volume token named after him on his own L2 didn't reach his radar. while thousands of people were in his replies you put cobie in charge of the base app. you replied to ansem about why base is dead. you engaged with jesse about memecoins publicly. you changed your pfp to a memecoin. you clearly know what effect these actions have on a market that watches your every move. you're not new to this so either you knew and you're pretending you didn't, or you didn't know and you need someone around you who does. because right now 10,000+ people are down 99% on a coin named after you, on your chain, that pumped because you changed your pfp, and you're telling them it's their fault for paying attention to you that's not a disclaimer. that's abandonment

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  ً (@trading_axe) reported 22 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong You’re a 50 year old bald decabillionaire who runs Coinbase. Why are you even clarifying or giving any thought to a bunch of no-life onchain gamblers begging for you to give them a chance to make money? You owe them nothing. “HE CHANGED HIS PFP PIC OMG QUICK BUY THIS RANDOM COIN RELATED TO IT!” Like what? Negative IQ mouth breather ****. Tell them to **** off. ~ Dr. Axius.

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  The Cabal (@TheBasedCabal) reported 22 minutes ago

  Cringe man. How do you manage to keep making worse and worse posts each time… Now we know you don’t care about trenches so why are you acting like “build on base” is a thing. NOBODY TALK ABOUT SUPPORTING COINS WTF? we talk about showing support for team And define protocols and product build ng on base. Damn man is dumb as a rock. He gonna lose all of Coinbase and ruin it. Vlad please save us and the trenches I’m tired of team Bald and balder

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  Crypto Breaking News (@CryptoBreakNews) reported 23 minutes ago

  Vietnam Targets Binance and OKX Users With $1,900 Fines; Coinbase Faces Scrutiny in China Vietnam is moving to tighten oversight of crypto trading by cracking down on retail users who access overseas platforms not licensed in the country. At the same time, lawmakers and regu...

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  GoonTycoon(277IQ)🥶 (@Goon_Tycoon) reported 23 minutes ago

  @jessepollak @base @coinbase Nobody gives a **** about tokenized stocks. We want memes that generate income and tokenized startups. Why is this so difficult to comprehend

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  STP821 (@0xSTP821) reported 26 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong **** this guy and Coinbase. Economic freedom just to freeze accounts and expressly refuse to provide any explanation whatsoever.

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  qudev7🥷 (@Dominikz177) reported 26 minutes ago

  “I might not even be aware if someone attaches a token or project to the content I post.” Brian, a token called $BRIAN launched on Base and generated over $100 million in trading volume. More than 10,000 people traded it. Thousands of users tagged you, replied to your posts, and asked you to acknowledge what was happening. It’s hard to believe you never noticed. That doesn’t sound like an excuse—it sounds more like an admission that you aren’t paying attention to what’s happening in your own ecosystem. How can you not know when there’s a sudden surge of activity on your own network? If that’s true, it suggests you simply aren’t paying attention to what’s happening on Base. And if you genuinely had no idea, that’s an even bigger issue. It would mean the CEO of Coinbase—a company with over 100 million users—is so disconnected from his own ecosystem that a token carrying his name, doing over $100 million in volume on his own L2, never made it onto his radar, despite thousands of people talking to him about it directly. You’re the one who put Coby in charge of the Base app. You publicly replied to Ansem about why Base was struggling. You engaged with Jesse on the topic of memecoins. You changed your profile picture to a memecoin. You know exactly how closely the market watches your actions and the impact they can have. This isn’t new to you. So there are only two possibilities: either you knew and you’re pretending you didn’t, or you genuinely didn’t know and you need people around you who are actually paying attention to what’s happening in your ecosystem. Because more than 10,000 people lost around 99% on a token that carried your name, launched on your network, and gained momentum in part because you changed your PFP. And now they’re being told the real mistake was paying attention to your actions. This doesn’t sound like a disclaimer. It sounds like washing your hands of responsibility.

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  Logan (@LoganTeix) reported 31 minutes ago

  The internet has had a payment problem since day one. HTTP shipped in 1991 with a "402 Payment Required" status code... that never got used. 35 years later, it's finally happening. And it's built for AI agents... x402 - a protocol that embeds payments directly into web requests. No redirects, no checkout pages, no API keys for billing. Just: agent makes a request, payment clears, data flows back. Coinbase built it. Now it's going fully open.

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  meowy (@meowyonchain) reported 33 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong imagine if Brian says **** it let me change pfp back to coinbase man after seeing all this criticism

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  Kai - Briefing Block (@briefing_block_) reported 33 minutes ago

  20/07/26 Investor’s Daily Brief - AI Demand Is Rising, Certainty Is Falling Demand is broadening, but margins, backlogs and market leadership are becoming less secure. Market snapshot: S&P 500: 7,489.18, +0.42% Nasdaq: 25,720.87, +0.79% WTI oil: $82.68, +0.2% Bitcoin: $64,706, +0.59% Inside today: • AI contracts promise visibility, not certainty • Microsoft validates AMD as a second source • China pressures frontier-model pricing • Coinbase exposes narrower speculative liquidity • PayPal’s assets attract strategic interest The AI trade is entering a harder phase. Demand is still rising, but investors can no longer assume every backlog converts cleanly, every shortage lasts or every incumbent keeps its pricing power. 1. Backlogs aren’t bonds Long-term AI supply agreements support the growth story, but they are not guaranteed revenue. If utilization weakens, customers can seek delays, lower volumes or renegotiated terms. The real test is conversion into cash flow without margin concessions. 2. $AMD gains strategic credibility Microsoft’s planned deployment of AMD’s Helios system gives hyperscalers another full-stack option beyond Nvidia. That validates AMD, but it also gives buyers more leverage over price, architecture and supply. Execution, software adoption and utilization now matter more than announcements. 3. China compresses model scarcity Alibaba’s Qwen3.8 Max highlights how quickly frontier-model leadership can change. If capable models become cheaper and more open, proprietary model premiums become harder to defend. Independent benchmarks and developer adoption will matter more than parameter counts. 4. $ZCOI.NE reveals narrower risk appetite Soft trading-volume expectations suggest that resilient crypto prices are not translating into broad retail activity. Coinbase’s recurring revenue offers protection, but the next earnings report must show that weaker transaction activity is not becoming structural. 5. $PYPL’s assets outshine its narrative Takeover interest suggests strategic value remains in PayPal’s checkout network, merchant reach and Venmo user base, despite years of weak execution. A credible bid could reset valuation; a failed process would return attention to the turnaround. Bottom line: The AI boom is real. The easy scarcity trade is not. Investors now need proof of backlog conversion, durable margins and recurring cash flow—not just large contracts, new model claims or demand headlines.

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  greencrack (@internetmfer) reported 34 minutes ago

  “On the topic of “support” from the Base team or Coinbase, there seems to be confusion around this too. There are many tokens we would like to list on our centralized exchange, but can't for compliance and regulatory reasons. If you want Jesse or me to pump your bags or shill certain coins, we're also not going to do that.” You guys told base supporters for the last year “build and you will be rewarded”… I just want base to do a better job at objectively supporting cool stuff on base, because it does feel polarized sometimes what @base and leadership decide to endorse or support with posts and what is largely faded.

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  hvr (@hanuveer_) reported 36 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @RuneCrypto_ No need to support it atleast you need to be aware that few things have consequences. Dismantle zora creators coins Make a meme coin expert as a base meme lead List $Brett on coinbase Lay out a map for meme coins What it takes to be listed on coinbase atleast volume target or narrative

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  sosa (@ogusernametag) reported 38 minutes ago

  I work at coinbase support

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  Third (@thirdmetax) reported 41 minutes ago

  Ash Robin says people need to put more respect on Ansem for igniting a spark onto the chain and putting his reputation on the line “People need to put more respect on Ansem, he is putting his entire reputation on the line, he’s going out, I get it, he owns this bullpen thing, and it’s not like Coinbase, no, it’s not as big as that, but he has a lot to lose too” “Yes is he breaded as ****, does he have tons of money, of course, he obviously has money, does he need to do this meme coin, no, but did he ignite a spark onto the chain, yes” “It also just so happened it happened around the same time that Vlad launched this Robin Hood chain thing too, I feel like the effects of what Ansem did would have been a little bit different on Solana had there not be like a spread in volume, in liquidity between the two, but this past month was good” “There is probably going to be something else that comes up, I don’t know how much longer Robin Hood lasts, I hope it lasts a while, I hope they get with it, I hope that Ansem continues to go out and shill coins, I hope that we start to see other runners and stuff like jimothy”

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  Rune (@RuneCrypto_) reported 43 minutes ago

  hey @cobie, you’re seeing all of this in real time brian just publicly said not to care about crypto natives and the trenches. jesse spent 2 years experimenting on his own community, ignoring every piece of feedback, promoting scammers, launching coins that wrecked people, and pushing a strategy everyone told him was failing until the data was so catastrophic he had to admit he was “definitively wrong” and now we know exactly how they feel about us. not from speculation, from their own words. brian doesn’t follow the trenches. jesse treated his community as a lab experiment. coinbase sees base users as metrics on a quarterly report, not people you’re one of the most respected people in crypto. you earned that by being honest, by calling out bullshit when you saw it, by being on the side of the community when it mattered. you literally warned people about luna before it collapsed. that’s your legacy so why are you standing with them? you’re joining a team where the CEO says he doesn’t care about the people actually using the chain, the chain lead ignored his community for 18 months and promoted a documented scammer, builders feel gaslit by management, and the biggest token ever built on base wasn’t listed on coinbase for over a year you saw what happened with content coins. you saw all of it, you’re literally in the replies watching it happen the crypto community trusts you. that’s rare and it’s valuable. but that trust was built by being independent, not by joining the people the community just told you they don’t trust anymore if you can genuinely change coinbase from the inside, that would be incredible. base has every advantage: the users, the capital, the infrastructure. it just needs leadership that gives a ****. maybe that’s you but if you’re walking into a structure where the CEO doesn’t care about the trenches, the chain lead is still in charge after everything he did, and your role is to put a trusted face on an organization that burned its community over and over: then you’re not fixing base. you’re lending your reputation to the people who broke it and once that reputation is spent, you don’t get it back we’re rooting for you cobie. genuinely. but the community deserves to know: are you there to change things, or are you there to make us feel better about things that aren’t changing?

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  Crypto Diplomat (@diplomat_crypto) reported 43 minutes ago

  @FeedHorm @coinbase Ready to help amplify the hype. Let’s collab 🤝

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  Gami (@gami_vc) reported 46 minutes ago

  @0xbilly @coinbase @cobie fill issue

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  Raye (@rayethesis) reported 48 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong I don’t think Brian Armstrong is abandoning the Base community here. He is just being extremely careful because Coinbase has spent years building regulatory credibility and lobbying Washington for clearer crypto rules. The last thing he needs is a meme or profile picture being interpreted as the CEO of a public exchange pumping a token. Deep down, I think he understands exactly how crypto-native attention works and knows that even a small post can move narratives and markets. But publicly, he has to separate himself from speculation, endorsements, and meme-coin culture. This is ultimately about protecting Coinbase’s regulatory progress and keeping crypto’s optics clean. He can still enjoy the memes, but he cannot afford to look like he is using his influence to pump anyone’s bags.

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  Jean (@JohnStrongHodl) reported 49 minutes ago

  @0xUnihax0r why not close chain then and just keep the coinbase? he's just full of ****, as most big names in here study incentives

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  Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported 56 minutes ago

  Base Head: Working With Coinbase on 1:1 Asset-Backed Tokenized Stocks Base head Jesse Pollak said in a post on X that Robinhood Chain’s launch of tokenized stocks in an EVM environment is the right direction. While Base is behind in this area, it is working with Coinbase on a related product. Pollak said Base plans to offer tokenized stocks backed 1:1 by underlying shares, rather than using Robinhood’s derivatives model.

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  Bullish Beessie (@basjee01) reported 59 minutes ago

  @ChillTRD @MCGlive Ooh yes for sure, if you look at what superteams are doing for Solana! That is some proper work, Base also has a ****** service tbh. I only know angry Coinbase users tbh.