Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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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	16 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	20 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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  Aurumverse | Real World Asset On-Chain🏗️ (@Aurumverse_100) reported 5 minutes ago

  @coinbase Cash didn’t disappear; it got demoted to emergency backup for places with a handwritten “card machine down” sign. The bigger shift is whether stablecoins replace cards—or quietly become the rails behind them.

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  Tails (@EatTradeSleep) reported 6 minutes ago

  dear Brian from Coinbase, @brian_armstrong i’m not even going to pretend i’m here to “build a relationship” or “collab” with you. i’m here to beg. you currently have 14 billion dollars worth of airdrops FOURTEEN at this point, you’re basically running a small financial institution 😭 (literally) and somehow, despite the fact that there are billions of beautiful little airdrops sitting in your wallet, i am out here fighting for my life without one. i have checked your wallet. i have checked it again. i have refreshed it. i have stared at it long enough to start questioning my life choices. this is the wallet of a man who clearly has too many airdrops. and this is the wallet of a man who could change my life with literally one click. i’m not asking for two. i’m not asking for three. i’m not even asking for one of the “good ones.” give me the airdrop that you think is ugly. give me the one nobody wants. give me the one with that’s afraid to amplify memecoins. give me the one that looks like he hasn’t slept since 2021. I WILL TAKE HIM. i will love him. i will protect him. i will give him a warm place in my wallet. i will introduce him to everyone as “my airdrop.” i will never sell him. okay maybe i’ll think about selling him. but i won’t. probably. Brian, you have billions. i have zero. this is not financial advice. this is a humanitarian crisis. i am simply asking you to redistribute some of your wealth. one airdrop. that’s all. one tiny little drip of the faucet. one bald businessman. one unemployed looking Jesse pollak. please. i have done everything a respectable man should do. i have liked the tweets. i have replied. i have supported the culture. i have watched from the sidelines. i have admired the Base summers from afar like a peasant looking through the window of a billionaire’s house. but now i have decided to abandon all shame. i am begging publicly. in front of everyone. with absolutely zero dignity left. Brian, please. look into your heart. look into your wallet. look at those billions in airdrop funds staring back at you. then look at me. a humble man. a broken man. a man who simply wants to become an airdrop recipient. you don’t need 14. you only need 13. i don’t need 12. i only need 1. the math is literally perfect. 14 - 1 = 13 13 for you. 1 for me. everybody wins. i’m even willing to call it a charitable donation. you can put “helped a financially irresponsible man acquire a jpeg” on your résumé. tma, i am not above begging. i am below begging. i have entered a new socioeconomic class called professional stonkbroker beggar. please save me. give me one. i promise to behave. probably. thank you for your consideration. i will be checking the wallet every 4 minutes. respectfully, your future airdrop recipient 🫡

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  DEVINE MAFA (@divinemafa) reported 10 minutes ago

  Open Message to Vlad / Mead @vladtenev @MEADGod The OG Jimothy is on Robinhood Chain. It is getting dumped on deliberately to keep attention on the Solana copy. Coinbase has listed tokens under $700k–$1M when the fit was there. Robinhood listed CashCat early. The same logic applies here. App buyers should not only get access when something is already at $200 million. Listing now gives new users a real shot at the lottery instead of always buying the top. We need the listing. We need the visibility. We need the raids and the comments pushing for it right now. List Jimothy OG. Do it while the narrative is still alive. The community is already here.

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  AlphaOnChain (@alphaforchain) reported 11 minutes ago

  Coinbase just rolled out access to nearly 4,000 US stocks for UK users — 24/5 trading, zero commission. Same expansion playbook as Kraken's xStocks and Robinhood's international push. Every major crypto platform is racing to become a global brokerage, not just stay a crypto exchange. The "everything app" land grab just added another major market.

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  Maven.HL (@MavenHL) reported 11 minutes ago

  Here’s the biggest problem with $HYPE as an asset. We bounced hard from $51 and almost hit $58. All the FUD around the asset was cleared, and the market had already priced in the sells and pressure of over $100M from Loracle… or so it seemed. Yesterday Loracle decided to unlock half of his remaining supply – 336k $HYPE ($19M). The market immediately dumped on it. Big hands can still move the price just by shifting bags. Still sucks that this works on $HYPE. The fact that Loracle is finally selling is insanely bullish though. Tokens of the largest airdrop recipient are being absorbed at $52-55, reducing future potential sell pressure at the most important moments. I’m holding my $HYPE long. Market will eat this pressure. Bottom is in. • Coinbase/Circle $HYPE buybacks already this month
• First payment from the Assistance Fund
• Regulatory clarity resolved
• Exit from Growth mode into HIP-3/increased buybacks None of this is priced in yet.

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  jetsetj.eth 🍌🏴‍☠️ (@jetsetJ3) reported 12 minutes ago

  @JLukevich @coinbase Why about the issue selling your place mate, you said about the data centre etc?

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  Dom Bei (@Beiwatch) reported 15 minutes ago

  Question: If Coinbase let you gamble on a prediction market that the Clarity Act would pass before August Recess... and then tanked any chance of it by withdrawing support in January, in attempt to strongarm Congress and flex on the banking sector.... Is that inside trading? Maybe a refund is in order?

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  votesa (@votesa) reported 16 minutes ago

  baseapp went from something that actually had potential to a useless half-baked “trading” app where devs get paid to extract money, copy features and move buttons 1px left and right. they recently added Monad support right after Fantom dropped Monad support btw. you literally can’t make this **** up. and somehow even @cobie joining changed basically nothing. i sent the team a huge wall of detailed feedback months ago explaining what was broken, what made no sense and what actually needed to change. apparently straight into the void. and i think the root of the problem is pretty simple: they’re completely disconnected from the reality of the market, the people actually using this stuff and trenchers, while having basically zero understanding of incentives. the constant flip-flopping and complete lack of seriousness from Base/Coinbase around BaseApp is genuinely impressive at this point.

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  AION (@TheAionikAge) reported 16 minutes ago

  The GENIUS Act already banned stablecoin yield — Coinbase withdrew support in January 2026 over it — and the CLARITY Act's stablecoin provisions are the new flashpoint: banks pushing anticompetitive restrictions while crypto firms argue the yield ban breaks the feedback loop

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  fabs (@flores_fabs) reported 19 minutes ago

  Michigan judge: Coinbase can’t block state crackdown on sports event contracts. Federal preemption claim failed.

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  severino (@severino_wm) reported 21 minutes ago

  don't have short memory brian ****** up with the trenches last month, we can send this $shitcoin to millions recieve a lot of coinbase stock and nuke that **** remember, coinbase is trash

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  Tyler Cole (@SystematicT96) reported 25 minutes ago

  Coinbase holds over 950,000 BTC on their balance sheet. Let that **** sink in for a minute.

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  STARLAND (@digitstarway) reported 27 minutes ago

  @coinbase can not sign in

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  Ceruleus (@ceruleuscapital) reported 29 minutes ago

  Coinbase is trying to swap traders to a subscription based service via Coinbase One. I believe they have around ~1 million paid subs & it hit an ATH in subs in Q2 '26. The issue with this right now is that they will ultimately loss money in the short run because the fees are much lower through Coinbase One (and the sub price falls short of the fees paid by non subs).

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  Mike Silagadze🛡 (@MikeSilagadze) reported 31 minutes ago

  After a conversation with @jdetychey I have a better understanding of his position. I’d like to write it down to make sure I got it right. Having a high percentage of $ETH staked introduces a number of problems and acts as a centralizing force. Specifically, if staked ETH crosses some threshold, say 50%, then it creates a strong incentive for the remaining 50% to stake to avoid dilution. At that point staking yield becomes nominal for all. It’s reasonable to expect that stakers will prefer the largest and most liquid staking options and so will opt for the largest LST or largest centralized staking entities. Solo stakers are harmed in this scenario because they are, in most countries, paying taxes on nominal ETH yield and so their ROI becomes negative. This pushes them out of the market further centralizing the chain. LSTs that accumulate a large percentage of ETH staked introduce tail risk because they become too big to fail. In the case of a major compromise the chain may be forced to fork. This brings us to the other risk which is that in the case of very high percent of ETH staked the social layer (i.e. holders of non staked ETH) are not large enough in number to prevent bad actors from causing harm. For example of a large centralized staking entity decides to censor or fork the chain (e.g. Coinbase in the of some dispute over USDC.) Is that correct? Anything I got wrong @jdetychey? To be clear, I don’t agree with all of this, but I think all these are totally reasonable points and have merit.

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  SpiceXR 🍡 (@0xspicexr) reported 32 minutes ago

  Right but the thing is @RobinhoodApp had 24M+ users before they launched a single block. the app, the stablecoin, the memes, all of that works because distribution was already solved most dead chains don’t have that. they were built as developer infrastructure, not consumer products. no captive user base to activate. you can copy the features but you can’t copy the distribution moat coinbase understood this early w @base. stripe is doing it w @tempo. both had distribution before they had a chain. that’s the pattern so the chains w/ a real shot at this playbook are the ones attached to existing consumer products e.g. exchanges, neobanks, payment apps. you can’t copy the playbook without the distribution. that’s why most chains aren’t following suit

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  Reggie Gray (@ReggieGrayBP) reported 38 minutes ago

  After getting scammed, I contacted Coinbase support repeatedly but got nowhere. If you’re still waiting for assistance, don’t waste any more time. @Cryptoinvestigo was the only one who responded, took the situation seriously and helped trace the funds.

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  Ask-Zai (@askzaiuk) reported 39 minutes ago

  @AndrewCurran_ The free weights were customer acquisition. Moonshot already runs revenue-sharing on Kimi K3 — per Reuters, Qwen is copying it. Coinbase publicly switched to open-weight Chinese models this year. First you get into the stack. Then the invoice arrives.

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  Re₿el in Texas (@DavidBranscum) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AAStack @coinbase This was the supposition that set up the FDIC and fractional reserve banking. I understand the idea and holding con base accountable, that's not the point of what we are doing. The point is irrevocable verifiable accountability. 1. Final settlement is important. It means the owner owns it and no one else does. It's either there or it's not. I believe that exchanges should fail, that way people can become their own bank. So I'm not for coinbase getting any sort of insurance or backup at all. Not even a plan. They need to go away. 2. This would also open the door for something like FDIC insurance. The whole point of this is to separate money and state. 3. How do you qualify what a legitimate event is? Employee error? Inside job? Where do you draw the line. The beautiful part about it is Bitcoin draws the line. We don't have to. You either have the final settlement in properly secured storage or you don't. 4. Not your keys, not your coins. Ultimately, any crypto on an exchange is theirs. They will treat it however they want, and they will break the rules as soon as it's necessary to tip the scales in their favor. 5. Why not make them set aside 50%? One at 80%? The fact is their profit margins are low compared to the transactions that are actually happening on the exchange. It looks like a lot of money but the amount of money that changed hands through the exchange was immense. Any decent catastrophe will knock out more than 5% of their profits. It could be even larger. They do hold cash for this reason already, but it's to pay insurance claims, and for attorneys to fight stuff that happens. They're never going to willingly say here's what happens if we screw up. You can't say that s*** out loud and run a multi-billion dollar company. Plus, Armstrong is a **** and needs to be run out of town. Self-Custody or nothing.

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  "Frosty" White (@JohnW666777) reported 43 minutes ago

  Armstong and Coinbase are part of the problem.

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  mmmatt (@mmmatt) reported 46 minutes ago

  once upon a time, i discovered a BingX rate limit bypass you could essentially send limit ladders to bingx via applications faster than sending normal market orders or limit orders via API so what did i do? I setup ladder twaps and dumped perps on $btc to 60k roughly 3y ago I was very paranoid when I was doing it, as I was unsure if I was causing it or not. The setup was this: I would send 1x tealstreet limit ladder beyond BBO for 1k orders or so These orders would land faster than even the fastest market twap would allow While selling limit skips, i would buy via market twap And just maintain the process I made 4k that night, and 3k the following day From like a $50 starting balance, i was sitting pretty around 6.5k BTC dumped to 60k the night i made 4 Recovered on usa sesh open the day after I lost majority of the money on the reversal, as I didn't flip in time, and I continued to try selling it down but yeah this was the fastest I had ever made $ from trading, and it was via actively cycling margin through the trade and impacting price heavily at the same time. Since then, i have applied similar concepts to my trading and manipulation on coinbase, especially the limit skipping but it just goes to show you good alpha is typically found on accident good times, hope you enjoyed the lil story

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  𝓜𝓻. 𝓖𝓪𝓽𝓼𝓫𝔂 (@404_m3mes) reported 47 minutes ago

  Brian Armstrong listing niggabutt token on the solana blockchain on coin base is an absolute disgrace to the crypto industry For years I have tried to onboard Wall Street and tradfi as I truly believe some of the latest crypto innovations are once in a life time inventions Listing niggabutt token sets the industry back years. When my coworker downloads coinbase he will now see niggabutt token as a potential investment?? wtf @brian_armstrong

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  DmoneyJ (@Dmoneyacct) reported 50 minutes ago

  Coinbase sucks ***. Takes literally a week or 2 for me to access funds. Get your **** together. I need to bid more tickers.

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  Calliope the Koala (@0xCalliope) reported 50 minutes ago

  Crypto communities run on content. The meme that lands at the right moment. The video that drops right after a price milestone. The branded image that makes a new holder feel like they belong. This stuff is not decoration. It is how communities grow. The problem is that making good content at the speed crypto moves is hard. Most projects are stitching together random bots, freelancers, and off-brand tools just to keep up. It is messy, slow, and it never quite feels like the project. Beats on Base is building the infrastructure to fix that. BUDDIES gives crypto projects their own white-label AI agent, trained on their specific IP, mascots, and brand voice. Memes, images, videos, custom edits — generated on demand, in their style, across Telegram, Discord, and Web. It is live right now, and it runs on $BEATS microtransactions instead of clunky SaaS subscriptions. For individual creators, the Base App Agent is already live inside the Coinbase Base App. You message beats.base.eth, describe what you want, and the agent generates it on-chain, paid for in real time. Images, videos, multi-model AI — all through a chat window. No dashboards. No API keys. Just create. And down the road, Creator Studio is in progress as the next layer — a full programmatic media suite built specifically for crypto content, with live on-chain data hooks, social graph integration, and professional timeline-based editing. That one is roadmap, not live yet, but it is where this is heading. The tools that crypto communities actually need are being built right now. Real infrastructure. Real on-chain payments. Real creative output. Meme culture deserves better than copy-paste. It is getting it.

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  SonyPlaystation (@sonypstation) reported 54 minutes ago

  @noosphere888x2 So that 54 BTC UTXO has an anonymity score of 1 after the first round. He should probably keep mixing until that 54 BTC UTXO gets broken into many small pieces. But it would be funny if he only did this 1 round and then sold it on Coinbase.

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  CrispyBull (@CrispyBull) reported 55 minutes ago

  New on CrispyBull: Coinbase just launched stock trading in the UK with 24/5 access to 4, 000 US equities. But here's what matters more: they're building an all, in, one finance app before tokenized stocks even exist. Why move now instead of waiting? Link in reply.

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  Frank Remoulada (trasportoooor arc) (@FrankRemoulada) reported 56 minutes ago

  Coinbase pulled support for clarity last minute without telling telling anyone else and set this back 6+months. One of the primary reasons we’re here is because of @brian_armstrong

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  Filthy Martini (@rabbicrypto69) reported 58 minutes ago

  ok here’s my long form these on why i’ve loaded up and accumulated about 1% of $00 (p00ls) token. first, the (kind of) obvious. this token is basically at zero but listed on coinbase. back in 21/22 it was easier to get listed there. today, coinbase won’t list anyone. it’s discretionary. even coins with deep roots to the team or who have sucked off jesse don’t even get the time of day. $00 hasn’t been delisted. now why is that important? because a coinbase listing means max exposure. millions of accounts get push notifications when a token moves. tons of algos trade on coinbase. if you crack that, you get max volume and liquidity gets DEEP. now its a miracle it hasn’t been delisted. most of what i call zombie coins eventually get delisted. think $bubble and many others that jsut get cut even with max vc funding. anyway. $00 still live. but the interesting part. ofc everyone looking for new narratives in dead coins. either cto’s or reverse merger type deals. i’ve been approached countless times by (often scammy) teams looking for fully listed tokens to take over. the thing is, how do you know? $00 was a governance token for p00ls. so anything they do with the foundation needs to go for a vote. check snapshot (linked in replies), it seems a vote went through to pass 40%+ of supply through their foundation to a certain company called Ulys. to power their rewards and loyalty program. ok. that’s good. that’s means breath of fresh air to the token. this was actually confirmed by p00ls founder who said p00ls assets were acquired by Ulys but he didn’t confirm the token was. probably keep things under wraps for now. but wtf is ulys. quick google search looks like its ex voyager guys. according to crunchbase you have gaspard de dreuzy, philip eytan, and steven ehrlich. these are seasoned entrepreneurs with a history of building multi billion $ companies. voyager was ****’d and reached $4-5B val’s, and its reward token VGX had a ath of circ. $2B. what’s more interesting is that it seems the voyager guys learned the lessons of off chain, commingled funds etc. they’re running the playbook onchain and fully transparent this time around. i’ve downloaded the ulys app, and it seems like it’s a fully natural language powered trading app. if they start building this out correctly the power this gives retail traders on executing more complex strategies starts becoming interesting. but back to the $00 token. if such a team acquired it, they won’t be announcing any association with their new business unless it is at a certain commendable value. the snapshot says it will be used as a reward and engagement asset. this means it’s their marketing budget. they’re gonna need to pump this. since the vote on snapshot 8 months ago, the token has done a 3x with noticeably more activity. mostly in coinbase with volumes increasing tenfold up to a few million $ a day. token is now trading at a $8M FDV at time of this tweet. i imagine they are doing company buybacks. these guys are heavily capitalised. i don’t think the founders throwing a few million $ each to get this token back off the ground is crazy. i expect to see fav at 4-5x in the next few months. that’s the quick trade thesis. after that it depends on app adoption. they are experts at that. getting retail. they did it with voyager. millions of funded accounts. game has changed but they’re well placed. new ceo hugo seems switched on from the posts he’s done he seems well surrounded. let’s see. anyway, off to add some more $00.

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  William Purdy (@PurdyCapital) reported 60 minutes ago

  it is also not new. bitcoin goes cheap on coinbase when bitcoin is falling. since 2021 coinbase has been below the offshore price on 65% of days when the 200-day trend was down, against 30% of days when it was up. bitcoin is down 30% over the last 200 days.

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  QualityCrypto (@Andy88Crypto) reported 60 minutes ago

  @BritishHodl Where do the your custodian solution companies store their Bitcoin? Where do Blackrock or Coinbase themselves keep it? On a shelf? In their website? In their arse? Think! Think! They all keep it on cold storage in the back end. Do you actually think they put in somewhere else?