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	1 month ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	1 month ago
Leipzig	Transactions	2 months ago
Maquoketa	Website	2 months ago
West Liberty	Login	3 months ago
Houston	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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  wani (@NazimWani7) reported 1 minute ago

  BRIAN (Coinbase Man) Web3 pe buy ho raha hai, sell nahi. Uniswap pe sells + liquidity dono available hain. Support generic reply deke case close kar raha hai. Funds stuck hain. Fix the sell route.Contract: 0xb2000000000000000000007bf6d5cbb0e24cb301 Bro users fasga @smtgpt

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  John Wick (@0xJohnWickw) reported 4 minutes ago

  @bighornguy pretty sure they need convince 2nd circuit first, then rakoff need to open a global action, however i think coinbase is going down the route of sbf

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  Ali Kebede (@Sumi_Ali14) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BlockchainFXcom @BlockchainFXcom I’m an existing BFX investor. My Coinbase Smart Wallet works with the old dashboard, but the new dashboard says Smart Wallet is not supported. How can I connect the same wallet and access my existing BFX allocation before launch? Please advise.

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  Chip Nexus Technologies (@chipNexus0717) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport CAN YOU EXPLAIN WHY EVERY TIME I HAVE A GOOD RUN DEVELOPING SUDDENLY I HAVE "SECURITY ISSUES" THAT TAKES A WEEK OR TWO TO RESOLVE. YOU HAVE LOCKED MY VISA CARD PREVENTING WITHDRAWALS. I WILL HAPPILY POST THE EVIDENCE. MY MONEY IS "NOT SAFE" ON COINBASE. YOUR SUPPORT SERVICES SUCK FOR THE DISABLED. IGNORED OVER 100 CASES IN 1.5 YEARS OF DEALING WITH "YOUR SITES, "GLITCHES"

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  WastedFiat (@WastedFiat) reported 7 minutes ago

  @goondotgf @coinbase @Nasdaq Facts. Shipp without GTM support.

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  Ashutosh Singh (@0xAshutosh) reported 8 minutes ago

  In the next month crypto will win @solana @ethereum @coinbase The $157.8T Tokenization Opportunity Global equities are now worth roughly $157.8T, according to SIFMA's 2026 Capital Markets Fact Book. WFE's end-2025 figure is $151.94T. The old $140–141T figure is stale. But don't make the mistake of saying $157.8T is "entering crypto." It is the size of the underlying market that tokenization could potentially transform. The tokenized-equity market is still microscopic. Depending on methodology, 2026 estimates range from roughly $1.9B to $18.2B. Against $157.8T of global equity capitalization, that's approximately: $1.9B → 0.0012% $6.6B → 0.0042% $18.2B → 0.0115% The huge spread exists because different datasets count different things: issuer-sponsored securities, custodial representations, structured products, tracker certificates and synthetic exposure. So the important number isn't a precise tokenized-equity market share. It's how early the market still is. And the infrastructure is no longer theoretical. On January 28, the SEC's staff issued a joint statement clarifying that tokenization does not automatically change a security's legal status. The economic substance still determines whether something is a security. On March 18, the SEC approved Nasdaq's rule change allowing securities to be traded in tokenized form. In July, DTCC processed real production trades using tokenized DTC-held securities, with its broader Tokenization Service targeted for October 2026. More than 50 firms have participated in the industry working group. That's the important transition: Traditional securities → tokenized representation → on-chain trading/settlement infrastructure → programmable financial markets. But we're not at universal 24/7 settlement yet. Today's systems still preserve significant parts of existing clearing, custody and settlement architecture. 24/7 global markets are better understood as a potential end-state of the technology, not what has already shipped. CLARITY is relevant, but it is not the foundation of this thesis. The Senate's cloture vote is currently scheduled for September 15, 2026, and the bill has not become law. The deeper thesis survives either way: The opportunity isn't that $157.8T suddenly moves onto blockchains. It's that one of the world's largest financial markets is beginning to adopt blockchain as a new infrastructure layer. And at roughly 0.01% or less of global equity capitalization currently represented by tokenized equities, the market is still extraordinarily early.

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 8 minutes ago

  🔴 AI agents transact $50M via stablecoins; Coinbase x402 protocol processes 165M payments AI software agents are emerging as a new payment class, buying data, computing power and API access in small-value, high-frequency transactions. Coinbase's x402 protocol processed 165 million payments worth $50 million combined, with roughly 99% denominated in USDC stablecoin, according to Coinbase head of AI product Lincoln Murr. • x402 moved approximately $24 million over 30 days in July • The protocol counted 480,000 active agents as of April • Average transaction size: roughly 30 cents

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  Maxitrol 🏝️✈️🥥 (@maxitrol_404) reported 11 minutes ago

  @ryanberckmans I won't even open Coinbase website until I see Brian talking about Ethereum on CNBC without mentioning boring orange coin.

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 12 minutes ago

  the SEC finally proposed its own crypto rulebook, and it contradicts the one congress was supposed to write. regulation crypto assets hit the federal register aug 21, comments due mid-october: a 5m USD startup exemption with no audited financials, a 75m USD-a-year fundraising tier, and a safe harbor that lets a token exit securities status once the issuer certifies its 'essential managerial efforts' have ceased. no resale restrictions, state blue-sky preempted, airdrops and staking distributions covered. read it against the clarity act: senate cloture vote sept 15, ~three working weeks of runway, and polymarket odds for 2026 passage down to ~16%. the frameworks collide — clarity uses a statutory decentralization test with a hard 20% ownership cap; the sec version is issuer self-certification. and this rule covers only offerings; trading, custody and exchange licensing are still unfinished. the cftc is the tell. chair selig told his new innovation advisory committee (cme, nasdaq, cboe, coinbase, uniswap in the room) that if clarity dies he'll build a 'crypto asset market' label on the dcm model under existing authority, plus developer-protection rules. three frameworks, one unresolved question: which tokens answer to the sec, which to the cftc. structural read: teams get a menu of contradictory on-ramps with different disclosure, resale and decentralization tests — and a clock. peirce, the safe harbor architect, leaves in november; if the rule isn't finalized on her votes, the exit path dies with the comment period. risk: a surprise senate passage in september turns the whole 'break glass' play into a footnote. watch sept 15 cloture and the oct 20 comment deadline — both land before the midterms.

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  Juan Cena (@juancena2027) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Haantje1992 @MrMigglesOnBase i agreed with you on certain takes and disagree with you but it's making a strong comeback now that coinbase listing memecoins genuinely believe coinbase will support the $MIGGLES team now

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  αᥣꪱᜒen.τ 🇹🇳🇺🇸 (@0xAlienware) reported 14 minutes ago

  @TayechiWess Too early to jump into **** coins. But you can consider these coins $SUI L1 $aero coinbase dex $virtuals AI $tao AI $hype dex $Pendle( Rwa , defi ) $ena rwa Picked based on volume + revenue Do not FOMO yet!

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  Alexandr Pro DeFi (@hell0men) reported 15 minutes ago

  A story of a lucky options trade. On August 8, $HYPE was hovering around $54, with all the whales unstaking / selling. Annoyed by such unfairness toward the future House of All Finance and the upcoming dividends from Coinbase USDC, I decided to go long via options. I chose a further expiration date, expecting that this narrative would start being pushed on X in September, which would support prices. To finance the purchase of 60$ CALL, I sold 50$ PUT, as I was ready to buy at that price. The total position was: -50 PUT $50 +100 CALL $60 I wanted an even spread, but my limit order wasn't filled, so I didn't care. On Derive, spreads are wide, and RFQ is the same; I paid few precent to accumulate this pos at some discount and about 7-10% in exit price spread, so I thinking about switching to ByBit. After the price started rising, I decided to protect my profit by capping half of the upside, selling 70$ CALLs. The next day, the pump showed how much we had forgotten what crypto can do. Since my options were already deep in the money and HYPE price found risistance at $70, where my profit growth slowed down, I decided to lock in the profit and unwind everything except the sold puts. I closed them later, although I could have held them until expiration; I simply decided to roll the positions for the remaining $20. Total profit: $700 in 2 weeks. Risk: $185 if held until expiration, ignoring the possibility that HYPE could have dropped below $50. Sometimes options are an excellent tool if you have an idea, timing, and a willingness to accept a clear risk.

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  Adult in the Room 🐂 🀄️ (@adult_itr) reported 18 minutes ago

  Hot take: Crypto is going to get a lot more fun. We will have listing wars between Coinbase, Binance and RH. The morals have changed. Coinbase coming forward and admitting they focused on the wrong things, then hired Cobie. What do they really mean? Of course focusing on the builders is indeed what makes sense, so they weren’t wrong there. The problem is that they kept being limited by fake morals. They didn’t support projects on their chain, even though they were generating attention and volume. Coinbase realised this and hired cobie, which is a culturally influenced hire. They didn’t hire @cobie because of his business track record necessarily, but to help align the organisation with the onchain volume. Interestingly enough @vladtenev against all odds listed cash-cat:native which immediately created a vibe shift and sucked all volume from competitors. Now think of today, we got fomo and pump, which will dominate the market. They will definitely 1000x from here in a bull market and will be the most profitable organisations to come out of crypto. But both of them also enable abstracted multi chain trading. I think we are on the verge of a very exciting bullrun where if positioned correctly we will be able to experience multiple 100x. Coinbase, Binance and RH will promote and list multiple tokens in order to gain market share and keep volume on their chains. Fomo and Pump will onboard millions of people and attention will rotate.

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  Kevin.Stacks (@layeredstacks) reported 22 minutes ago

  So attacking Coinbase for not accumulating additional ETH is going to motivate them to buy more ETH? It's interesting seeing this angle. BTC maxis are always attacking Brian/Coinbase for supporting "**** coins". And i guess ETH people attack them for not buying more ETH? Kinda crazy TBH.

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  Leszek Laska (@llaska233) reported 30 minutes ago

  @coinbase @base @solana Anything to extract fees from retail while customer support remains virtually non-existent.

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  William Short (@WilliamShortss) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Guillaume88745 @MoreBigFish @bitcoinsv_com This is also true for Coinbase and any other exchange. It’s not their description for BSV, it’s just taken from the official BSV website. It’s how the BSVA described BSV.

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  moon (@munjongu977994) reported 30 minutes ago

  @rbthreek Coinbase is rubbish. Garbage is garbage forever, so you have to throw it away.

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  Sonic (@Sonicpriv67) reported 33 minutes ago

  all these people work at Coinbase support

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  Manuel (@Manuelfhtc) reported 38 minutes ago

  @doctorofLFLabs @LovelyLegends_ Friends, if it weren't for the BitMart exchange issue, LF would be listed on the top 5 exchanges like Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Robinhood, etc. and would have reached $1. How lowly, despicable, and deceitful you LF managers are. Curse your father and mother, whatever you are, y

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  mmmatt (@mmmatt) reported 39 minutes ago

  so, if you've followed me for a while, you would know i have been perfecting my manipulative toxic flow for quite some time now. so much so, i recently got banned (and later unbanned) from coinbase. coinbase, on call with me, said i nearly brought down the entire exchange. when this happened, i told you guys, and uploaded a picture of the message reaffirming my ban, a message i received from support. anyways, i would like to share a small part of the story of how i discovered that it's possible to move $btc (and all crypto assets) with dust sized orders. if you think this is larp, stop reading here. when i was coding out one of my coinbase market making bots, i accidentally inverted the spread. when running, it was limit skipping- placing bids in the ask, and ask in the bids. i had no clue what was happening when i first started it w that bug, so i let it run a few minutes. it was mostly delta neutral flow. but what i observed on bitcoin, was; via slamming tape on both sides, buy and sell, volatility increased quite a bit on the short term. at the time, i didn't think i was influencing volatility. so i coded a test: i am going to send identical flow as the bugged limit skipping mm, but this time, with a delta. so i did that. limit skip flow, with a buy or sell delta. roughly 2 orders a second (my code was **** back then). turned it on, sell side. what happened next, blew my mind. bitcoin formed a parabola down for $1000 or so. a decent move. i triggered it OK, sick. so i can move price with flow. and this flow can have inventory management, so i never have to stop. what's next? perfecting it it's been a few years since this discovery. and i have experimented with all sorts of flows, and ob techniques, to move price. and at that, since i had very little money, i had to make it work with sub $20 these days, you guys see my very orchestrated flow, and probably don't think much of it. but i have been perfecting the craft for better part of 2y now. what's happening to the market right now is no coincidence. i have been preparing to trigger another bull, as i did prior once before with the assistance of another buyer. moral of the story is. you typically find edge when you're not looking for it, or on accident. but from there, it is yourt job to craft it into the most perfected form of the original thing. hope u enjoyed :)

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  highcalibertake (@JayceExalted) reported 42 minutes ago

  @coinbase your app is having issues even with pre bull market levels, seems to be a trend with your company. Please improve user experience.

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  STILL K.A.P.O (@KAPOTHEGOAT01) reported 42 minutes ago

  Not selling base:0xf1e9baa65d418a9025e1851dd2d37f1ad208bba3 at these levels Don’t care. Absolute garbage slop can run to $100M and a game changing signal killer is only @ $3M mcap? Nah moon dat Coinbase and all the CBO, listing team, are paying attention to this as it’s ignited the belief in the BASE ecosystem The runners are back. They are watching

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  O (@ooo000ooo00ooo) reported 49 minutes ago

  Coinbase is the biggest pile of ****. Jfc

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  Lauren Stern | Rep (@DesireePerzz) reported 49 minutes ago

  Are you seeing an error when trying to purchase XRP on Uphold, and is Coinbase blocking the XRP transfer at the send/withdrawal step or showing a specific message?

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  Shruti Gandhi / Array VC preseed rounds (@atShruti) reported 53 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport i called your support and reported the fraud and your support did nothing. Said file a legal police complaint. I took out all my crypto from coinbase and will never be your customer.

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  FrostEntry (@KorruptioLegenD) reported 53 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong I don't remember what it looks like anymore; I stopped using it the very second you changed your Coinbase Man profile picture and honestly, that’s your biggest problem that needs fixing 🫵

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  Mayhem Protocol (@mayhemproto) reported 54 minutes ago

  @BitcoinSVCOL @coinbase This proves how close we are getting. They want to scam people soon looking to buy real Bitcoin. @brian_armstrong eat **** *****

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  MANDO CT 🇮🇪 🇦🇪 🇬🇧 (@MandoCT) reported 56 minutes ago

  Crypto’s next billion users might not be human. They could be AI agents and they’re already paying with stablecoins. Coinbase’s x402 has processed: • 165M+ payments • $50M in volume • Around 99% paid in $USDC AI agents are buying data, computing power and API access for pennies instantly, globally and without banks. Everyone is watching AI tokens. I’m watching the payment rails powering the entire machine economy. Stablecoins could become the native currency of AI. This is where two of the biggest narratives in tech collide. AI 🤝 Crypto Are you positioned?

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  Lauren Stern | Rep (@DesireePerzz) reported 56 minutes ago

  Could you provide the date of the unauthorized access, the approximate amount lost, and any case or support ticket number you received from Coinbase so the account compromise and verification issue can be properly investigated?

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  Vincent Cap (@vincentcapllc) reported 60 minutes ago

  crypto cold storage is so dumb. held btc and sol on a ledger for years. a random scam token airdropped into the wallet meant i couldn’t withdraw my own assets. even with cold storage you’re still dodging scams just to touch your own money. moved everything to kraken + coinbase today and it feels like a weight’s been lifted. “not your keys, not your coins”…… who gives a ****. spread it across a couple of custodians and you’ll be fine. not worth the brain damage or the risk of losing it all by storing it yourself.