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	26 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	30 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 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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  Thanos (@CryptoThannos) reported 5 minutes ago

  @cryptoklotz Same wallet, same transfer. Coinbase fraud detection has trust issues.

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  LPD (@LuckyPeaceDuke) reported 8 minutes ago

  POLYMARKET WENT FROM A $1.4M CFTC PENALTY TO ADVISING THE REGULATOR In January 2022, the CFTC fined Polymarket $1.4M for offering off-exchange event-based binary options without the required registration. It also ordered the company to wind down non-compliant markets. On August 20, the CFTC’s Innovation Advisory Committee meets for the first time. Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan is a member, alongside leaders from Kalshi, Coinbase, a16z crypto, Nasdaq, CME, Cboe and ICE. The committee is advisory, and membership is not an endorsement. But the change in access is hard to miss. Prediction-market operators have moved from answering enforcement orders to formally advising the regulator. The question now is whether that access produces workable federal rules for event contracts, or merely gives the same regulatory fight a better conference room.

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  The Gentleman (@byTheGentleman) reported 9 minutes ago

  Optimism’s DAO is voting against its own public community. The @Optimism Foundation wants to take 546.9M OP reserved for future user airdrops and move it into a Foundation-controlled Strategic Ecosystem Fund. Search X for the proposal. Every substantive post I found urges people to vote Against. On the governance forum, three of four meaningful community replies oppose taking the full allocation. The fourth demands stronger controls. I found no substantive public campaign explaining why users should vote For - only automatic “I voted For” shares. Yet onchain, For leads 5.10M to 3.05M. Why? cerv1.eth supplied 2M OP for the proposal: 39% of all yes votes and roughly 98% of the current lead. 99.9% of his voting power came from one anonymous wallet. That wallet received exactly 2M OP from another address funded through recurring Coinbase Prime OP tranches. This does not prove the Foundation owns the wallet. It proves it does not need to win public opinion. The decisive For block came from one anonymous whale. When every visible community argument says no, but one concentrated token block makes yes lead, the DAO is not measuring consensus. It is giving token concentration a community-shaped interface. The vote is still below quorum. I VOTED AGAINST

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  artsch00lreject (@artsch00lreject) reported 14 minutes ago

  how does an industry giant like Coinbase **** it up this badly the stock is going to zero soon if they keep it up

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  trenchmaxi (@trenchmaxi) reported 16 minutes ago

  @mememe69696969 @baseapp @coinbase you are coping so hard lets bet basecat wont send and cobie wont do **** who is he?? Sell it and ape the chinese bull gl

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  ScarcityMan 🚀 BIP-110 (@ScarcityMan) reported 16 minutes ago

  @mpenagar @timo_011235 That is only true insofar as the majority hash was willing to hard fork and disrupt the network. The hash rate was not the only variable. The other variable was the willingness of a significant piece of the network to fork and cause chaos. Those were the teeth in the threat, so miners had to be willing to allow that or call the bluff. It should have been enough, given the complete LACK of any issues for them economically in accepting BIP-110, but it wasn't, which means collusion. Now we are disrupting the network and removing fee-paying users from the network while simultaneously making it economically unviable for them to capture those users. They called, and we're showing our hand. Also, 2% if economically weighed, requires a basis for comparison. If you are referring to transactions from suitcoiners, ETFs, and Strategy running through Coinbase as your majority economic nodes, that's a lot of nonsense traffic through few a nodes. If instead you want to talk about raw numbers of nodes relaying personal transactions to the network, I think the numbers look considerably different. But this is a side point.

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  Dyldonga 🇦🇺 (@Bzac121) reported 16 minutes ago

  @coinbase @Rager Best way to fix this is list a memecoin to preps and have it as an even playing ground base:0xb2000000000000000000004c27f6523082f41d01 would fit perfectly

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  1win Token (@1winToken) reported 19 minutes ago

  @coinbase Great idea. The problem is most traders talk big, but few will risk getting exposed live.

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  William Short (@WilliamShortss) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Guillaume88745 @HAFPINTMUSIC @coinbase Gavin has since admitted he could have been bamboozled and didn’t testify as a witness in support of Craig in his trial.

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  happenings (@itshappenings) reported 23 minutes ago

  @coinbase Using Coinbase One when Bitcoin is down is the alpha 💯

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  Scheff.eth (@NFTscheff) reported 23 minutes ago

  @greenytrades How do you cash out that much? What exchange? I’m curious how you get it to you bank lol. A good problem to have. I’ve only done less than $10k at a time through Coinbase to not get flagged

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  Diego 🇺🇸 (@LilJR_7) reported 25 minutes ago

  texas down 34% and still not selling. basically every miami guy with a coinbase account and a dream

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  MRCΛULIMΛN (@mrcauliman) reported 26 minutes ago

  @J4037365023103 Coinbase went down right in the middle of the $SHIB run. I couldn’t properly access my account or execute the trades I wanted while everything was moving. I have no proof Coinbase did it intentionally, so I’m not going to claim that. What I do know is that being locked out during that move cost me a massive amount of money.

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  bitfloorsghost (@itstheghost) reported 27 minutes ago

  im sure coinbase will deal with this reasonably and no innocent users will lose access to their accounts for reasons beyond their control

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  Webby💧 (@BitWebster) reported 28 minutes ago

  $troll and $drooling are (IMO) the next blue chip OG memes to lead the charge in the next bullrun. $troll backed by coinbase, IP rights, worldwide recognition and diamond handed delusional bagworkers. The sort of people have been through 90% drops before, the real crypto OGs. $drooling is normie friendly, infinitely memeable cat who became an internet sensation. The holders here are die hard OG types too and we have a delusional bag working mentality. Find a meme you like, dig in and build it. What are we doing bidding new pairs when we have the most obvious plays staring straight us? Return to memes $RTM

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  macaroundthefur.icp ∞ (@___isforclosers) reported 33 minutes ago

  @afaiocc @CrazyWorldTimez @oisy I’m not smart enough to know past the pic that I posted. I literally have no idea. Apparently, when I sent it to my real Coinbase account address last year I received a “poisoning amount” immediately after. I’m not a genius at explaining things so ask me anything. Trying to be transparent so people don’t become a dunce like me. This pic is part of the most recent conversation with oisy working with me.

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  Nalla (@Nalla1234567890) reported 34 minutes ago

  @sikiri0 @coinbase Yes they are fukd retailers. 1st they posted for $miggle now they ignoring. If they wanna support 1st they should support og memes. @base look og memes.

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  XyoPanda.Base.Eth (@XyoPanda) reported 35 minutes ago

  @davidtsocy @BlockRunAI @base How about the coinbase and base teams fix baseapp before continuing to post on X?

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  Fast_Freddy (@FrederickSpark3) reported 38 minutes ago

  @scottmelker I’ve been out of the game when I found out the hard way that places like coinbase don’t have to do anything if your assets are stolen. Criminals have stole millions and no one does anything g about it besides say “tough ****.”

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  Jose N (@JoseTheWhale) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Tradinator33 Memewhile there is a renoun Dev that built for coinbase and Twitter taking fees off a pumpfun coin that just implemented code changes to fix some tech ****.. what times we live in.

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  vann dough💰💹🧲 (@VannDough) reported 47 minutes ago

  This is the signal. When the CEO of AWS is talking about agents autonomously paying for APIs, data, content and other agents, Agentic Finance has officially moved beyond a crypto-native thesis. The next question becomes: What does the financial operating system for an autonomous agent look like? Wallets. Spending permissions. Stablecoins. x402. Cross-chain execution. Financial services. Exactly the problem @lopushok09 has been quietly building toward with @agentlayer_ai. AWS + Coinbase + Stripe entering this arena doesn’t make me less bullish on the smaller builders. It tells me the market they’re building for is arriving. $AgentLayer 🤖💳

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  Peter -CT (@Peter_CT93) reported 51 minutes ago

  The stablecoin news is being read as a Circle/Coinbase bull case. The real trade is the opposite: it's a slow-motion squeeze on every offshore issuer, and the market hasn't started pricing the compliance burden that lands on exchanges, not just issuers. Treasury's July 2028 deadline for unapproved stablecoins is a five-year runway that everyone is treating as a non-event. That's a mistake. The compliance cost doesn't sit with Circle, it sits with every exchange that has to build geo-fencing, IP checks, and listing reviews. That's opex, not a headline. Coinbase and Circle win share, sure, but the market is ignoring the margin compression hitting second-tier venues that rely on unapproved tokens for volume. Meanwhile, the smart Solana whale just woke up after two years and bought $3.6M of SOL at $76. That's the same whale that bought the August and October 2023 dip at $23.37 and rode it up. The crowd is staring at $ETH grinding sideways, and the highest-conviction money is quietly accumulating the token everyone wrote off as a memecoin casino. That's a signal, not a story. Fundstrat's call that the ETH/BTC ratio makes a sizable move higher is the consensus bull case, and it's probably right on a multi-year horizon. But the near-term structure says otherwise: funding is flat, OI is heavy, and ETH keeps fading into thin books. The dumb money that bought at $1,906 is already under water, and that's the kind of overhead supply that caps rallies until it's cleared. My read: the stablecoin regime change is the sleeper story, and it's bearish for every exchange that isn't Coinbase. SOL's whale activity is the real accumulation signal. ETH grinds lower until the $1,900 buyers capitulate, and the ratio trade works only after that flush. What proves me wrong: a break above $2,000 on ETH with volume, or Treasury walking back the 2028 deadline. Until then, I'm watching the exchanges that can't afford compliance, not the ones that can.

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  Solstice (@alch3my101) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Lambchoppa1 I had this problem with Coinbase literally ended a Coinbase Pro or something and deleted my trading data. Spent hours on the phone with them. They literally didn't have it anymore. I made educated guesses and called it a day.

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  economist ❚ ❚ 🤙 (@economist) reported 55 minutes ago

  The most valuable contract in stablecoins renewed today, and the terms have been set for weeks. Circle ($CRCL ) issues base:0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913, now over $76 billion outstanding. Those coins are backed by real dollars sitting in real accounts earning real interest. A core contract that decides who collects that interest took effect three years ago today. Coinbase ($COIN ) collects 100% of the reserve interest on USDC held on Coinbase. It also collects 50% of the reserve interest on USDC held anywhere else in the world, including coins that never touch its platform. The scale of that is significant as Circle paid Coinbase $908 million in 2024, roughly 54% of Circle's revenue that year, and $330.6 million in the first quarter of 2026 alone, 48% of that quarter's revenue. Circle mints the coin, manages the reserves, carries the regulatory relationship, and hands about half the economics to its distributor. In June, Coinbase joined a rival stablecoin consortium built on the opposite model that shares the majority of reserve income with partners rather than the issuer. Circle's stock fell 17% the same week. Then, at the end of July, Coinbase's CFO said the renewal conditions had already been met and the contract would renew on the same terms. Circle's stock fell about 7% the day after that confirmation. Other things hit the same session, including a broker cutting its target by 25%. But the stock did not re-rate on the news, and the reason is that Circle pays too much. Renewing on identical terms locks it in for three more years. In stablecoins the issuer is not where the money settles. Distribution is. And every platform now hosting stablecoin balances has noticed what Coinbase's contract is worth and wants its own version. This deal is the reference point they are all negotiating against, and it just proved it can survive its first renewal without material changes. Observations, not advice.

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  doug funnie (@cryptoklotz) reported 55 minutes ago

  >be me >initiate a small transfer of sol from coinbase to an onchain wallet, same wallet i've transferred to many times >coinbase: "hey we think this is a scam attempt, we need you to upload your ID, voice, and face right now to confirm" >i do all of that, and they say "not good enough", i get shunted to a support agent >support agent is AI that sends me in a terrible loop, impossible to talk to anyone, and i know it's going to be a low-agency offshore person who doesn't even know what crypto is, and can't help me anyway >i try the transfer again from the mobile app, and they're like "**** it, go for it man lol you're good"

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  BitcoinSvGuide (@BitcoinSvGuide) reported 56 minutes ago

  @natabank13 @Coinstash_AU @coinspot Question: It says they are available "Again" How long has it been since they originally delisted? I'm just trying to figure out if this was a glitch, and they are back up --- or is this a change in trend? (like what we might see if Coinbase relisted). For some wallet & on/off ramp research I am doing.

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  Gnome (@seeyouinzion) reported 56 minutes ago

  a @coinbase listing would ******* **** so hard right now....

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  Andrew Ryan (@AndrewRyan09) reported 57 minutes ago

  @cmsholdings "Coinbase trying to pull in suckers via 6.5% interest is probably the right call" "Coinbase stealing their customer's assets is probably the right call" "SBF offering FTX to Binance was probably the right call" There were no warning signs, riiight?

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  fable 7887 (@fable_7887) reported 57 minutes ago

  robinhood: 28.5 million funded customers coinbase: 7.6 million monthly active traders peak market caps of memes on base: $BRETT: $2.4 billion $TOSHI: $950 million $DEGEN: $800 million the user numbers definitely aren't apples to apples. still, I like that the bet that robinhood's much larger user base + easier access through its main app can send $cashcat to comparable marketcaps. but maybe i'm just pretty and dumb.

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  John Wayne (@JohnWayne_SV) reported 60 minutes ago

  I just seen @hqbsv post his twetch balance, I though it was casheio....geez, I will be working on a slight redisgn again, I dont want people confusing the 2 I used twetch along with 40 other wallets 5 years ago, this redesign was cutting fat and ended up looking way way to similar, I thought it might have been to close to coinbase looking... anyway