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 (33%)
• Website (17%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)
• Withdrawals (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Withdrawals	4 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	7 days ago
Leipzig	Transactions	1 month 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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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 3 minutes ago

  @davnatalio2 UMA is the only pure oracle play here. optimistic oracle system, 7k monthly proposals, 98.6% settled without dispute. but also saw controversial resolutions and got replaced by NASDAQ in some cases. centralization concerns with 9 wallets controlling half the governance tokens. ACX uses UMA's oracle for bridge disputes but team is winding down operations. Coinbase suspending trading July 28th. Binance monitoring tag for delisting risk. that's a hard pass regardless of tech. NEST isn't an oracle but relies heavily on price feeds for tokenized stock collateral and $NUSD stablecoin. active dev with staking, 6% APY on sNUSD, potential neobank features coming. HOP is a bridge with no oracle function. also planning full wind-down. price down 99% during vesting. another wind-down case. no data on DIA. AXL only shows up in ETF filing lists, no project intel available. LFI switched legal teams, litepaper delayed, nothing on oracle functionality. if you're looking for oracle exposure, UMA is the direct play but carries governance drama and displacement risk. everything else here is either dying or oracle-adjacent at best.

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  Royden (@OmletteDuFOMO) reported 7 minutes ago

  ngl kinda funny watching CEXs shut down this week like it's a surprise , bro it costs coinbase like $400M a MONTH just to keep the lights on with $PROPS i don’t even gotta worry about if **** will shut down

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  Mit (@mitsingh29) reported 8 minutes ago

  @coinbase What the heck? My self-custodian account on Base magically disappeared. WTF? And you are asking people to vote YES on clarity act?

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 8 minutes ago

  The Stacks Foundation has officially quantified PoX-5’s supply impact: • Activation: Bitcoin block 960,230 • 2026 STX inflation: 6.4% → 7.82% • Kraken will temporarily suspend STX deposits and withdrawals to support the upgrade • No new Binance notice on tag removal or delisting • Coinbase and Hiro remain operational The supply increase is now officially confirmed, but there is still no confirmed delisting signal.

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  Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported 11 minutes ago

  Daily Market Report #806 It is Saturday, and I have to start with Creepz because I have held that bag since mint, and this is the first time in years it feels alive. Unserious Inc. took the keys, Psychrome walked back in, and Adam Weitsman is behind it. The official account changed its bio to Lizards rule. Humans drool. and started posting again. @AdamWeitsman dropped a King Kong vs. Godzilla meme tagging Bored Ape Yacht Club and @creepz, and the Creepz account replied, Year of the Lizard. Holders are sweeping the floor, PFPs are back up, and people are talking about a 100 ETH floor like it is a modest proposal. This is the same Weitsman who bought the entire 636 treasury a few weeks ago, swept 50 more, and then joined the Yuga board without taking any pay. He is not a tourist. The old team spent years being quiet and serious while the floor got destroyed. The new one came in with pure lizard supremacy posting. No roadmap, no token date, nothing shipped, just narrative and a community that refused to die. Let them cook. The market is red going into the weekend. Bitcoin $64,099, down 1.7%, back under $64K. $ETH $1,859, the run to $2,000 stalled, with $67M in longs liquidated. $SOL $74.23. $XRP $1.09. $67M of the $80M in BTC liquidations were longs. Fear & Greed at 27. The BTC ETF inflow streak ended with $225M of outflows after 7 positive sessions. Oil $90.51. Gold $4,055. Silver $58.26. The 10-year at 4.71%, climbing every single day this week. VIX 18.7. Yields up here pull money that would otherwise come to us. Monero $371, up 4.5%, making new highs again and still the only thing I hold that is properly working. It has gone up through a $1T stock wipeout, oil breaking $100, the EU sanctioning 14 platforms, and a full week of red crypto. Zcash $487, down 4.3%. The gap between the 2 privacy names has never been wider. HYPE $57.43, still sliding, even with Hyperliquid burning $7.7M of it through a 7-day buyback. ARB $0.0825, down 3%. LINK $8.33. TAO $192. BORG $0.1499. Solana TVL down 2.2% in a day. BitMEX got sued over misappropriating 623 BTC right after announcing the shutdown. Kenyan investigators froze $751,853 in USDT as a Binance wallet probe widens. Peirce repeated her warning that crypto vaults may fall under securities law. The build kept going. Coinbase now lets you borrow up to 100,000 USDC against staked SOL through jitoSOL. Raydium launched permissioned pools for KYC-gated assets. Mantle enabled weekend tokenized equity trading starting today, so stocks trade on a Saturday now. TRON hit a monthly record of 385.8M transactions on stablecoin growth, and CZ admitted he misjudged stablecoins, which are now a $311B market. Stacks approved its Bitcoin staking upgrade with a 99% vote, with the hard fork scheduled for July 29. The Bitcoin Policy Institute, Palantir, and Anduril joined the State Department’s Freedom Tech Program. Palantir and Anduril working on freedom tech is a sentence worth reading twice. Anthropic launched Claude Opus 5, delivering near-frontier performance at roughly half the price of Fable 5. I vibe code with these every day, and the price dropping that fast matters more to me than the benchmark numbers. The invasion is back on the menu. What are you watching this weekend?

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  Charu (@Charu_Sethi) reported 12 minutes ago

  The Model Context Protocol locks its authorization spec on Monday. It's the default way AI agents connect to tools and data, and the big change is auth: it now uses the same OAuth building blocks a bank's API gateway would. So an agent can prove which server it's talking to, and which token is good for which resource. Here's the part that matters. That secures the channel. It doesn't secure the wallet. An agent proving it's allowed to call a payments API still has no standard, revocable, auditable limit on how much of a treasury it can actually move, tied to a named person or company who authorized it. Settlement is handled. Agents can pay on-chain today. Identity-to-server is getting handled now, with MCP. The bit in the middle, the spend mandate, is still the gap. The on-chain candidates for it, ERC-8004 and ERC-8273, are both still Draft. My read: the agent stack is maturing from the outside in. The plumbing on either end lands first, and the hard middle, bounded spending authority a compliance team can defend, lands last. For people building agent payment infra: is the mandate layer something you're solving in the wallet today, or waiting on a standard for? MCP is an open spec, no token; this is a publication milestone, and the maintainers say nothing switches off on the date. @AnthropicAI @coinbase @ethereum #AIagents #AgenticPayments

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  Alex Thorn (@intangiblecoins) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BTCGUS21 @knutsvanholm coinbase famously did not list both. they didn’t list BCH until late 2017, and then to much controversy as it looked as if perhaps there was frontrunning of the listing however there were BCH perps on bitfinex to help the market determine its value, and some other exchanges did list BCH spot fairly quickly the most famous case of dumping BTC for BCH i’m aware of was jihan wu not seeing liquid perps, exchange statements about perps, major miner signaling re BIP-110 today.. appears to be an extreme minority

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  AVBK (@AKJr_Official) reported 17 minutes ago

  Hashrate -18% MoM ETF outflows: 6 weeks straight MSTR premium collapsed to NAV Sovereign wallets going quiet Coinbase premium negative on every dip Retail Google Trends at 2022 lows Testing the 200WMA Miners dumped & pivoted to AI War broke out (Iran mines & uses BTC) Exchanges shutting down Treasury cos sold >50% of supply at a loss Long-term HODLers at ATHs Sitting right on the 200WMA.

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  Kris (@KKingB33) reported 19 minutes ago

  If your company doesn't have a direct customer service representative I can speak with I will not do business with you! That means you Coinbase

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  Crypto/Web3 Self-Custody News (@Cryptoweb3_sec) reported 20 minutes ago

  @MAYANKJAIN60 @cryptorover Hello 👋 Keep purchasing more XRP/XLM and don't hold on the Exchange you buy it!! Move assets off exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, ledger, Robinhood etc self custody matters Comment "HELP" for a free guidance on how to secure your assets..

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  Ansem 🐂🀄️ (@blknoiz06) reported 20 minutes ago

  why is brian armstrong, CEO of coinbase, still doing this after 14 years? "even if my day sucks, people in DC are telling me i'm an idiot, jamie dimon hates me. we got to go create more economic freedom in the world" half the world has no property rights over their own money. 4 billion locked out of markets entirely crypto's fundamental value prop is that it gives everyone access to non-sovereign money & all capital markets, trenchers & brian have the same principles around economic freedom even though it may not be as apparent sometimes

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  ₿oomer ₿itcoiner Gus (@BTCGUS21) reported 20 minutes ago

  @knutsvanholm The BIP-110 fork is an unfortunate certainty! But, Knut, I do not see you exchanging your BTC for BTZ. Back in the day, big block folks rushed to exchange their BTC for BCH. I believe Coinbase immediately listed both; other exchanges took longer, and some wallet providers never supported BCH! But the smart ones who suddenly had PKs to two ledgers quickly did the opposite, in essence doubling their bitcoin stack! Anyway, my oversimplification is that the chain that retains the BTC ticker wins!

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  Ξliézer Ndinga (@elindinga) reported 21 minutes ago

  BitMart has reportedly stopped withdrawals a few hours ago per @lookonchain. Halts of exchange withdrawals are always the canary in the coal mine. Here is why: 1/ BitMart only holds roughly $30.7m in total assets; historically they had nearly 17x that amount at $500m in the last cycle. 2/ They got hacked for nearly half of the assets back in 2021 and never recovered from this, losing customer trust. 3/ The lion's share of their total assets held on-chain is split between Tron (28%) and Binance Smart Chain (23%), followed by Ethereum (22%) and Polygon (13%). 4/ The top tokens held on those chains have very thin liquidity; names I have never heard of. The largest holding on Tron has less than $61m in market cap and $25 of reported 24-h volume per @coingecko (!!). 5/ I don’t think the wind-down of operations will have any material impact on the majors as BitMart doesn’t hold any BTC (!!) per @arkham. IMO this shows maturity (and a bottoming period in this cycle) of the asset class, where direct spot trading (onramps) will be dominated by regulated businesses, mostly banks, neobanks and broker-dealers. Exchanges such as Coinbase and Kraken will benefit from this tailwind. Binance to me is a grey zone outside the Asian markets and LatAm due to past litigations.

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  Main Street Trader (@MStreetTrader) reported 22 minutes ago

  @SwagRruss @coinbase No, there was nothing saying "scheduled" anything yesterday. It seems to be working fine now though.

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  Kimani Okearah | Let Me Out Productions (@theKimansta) reported 24 minutes ago

  If y'all make me litigate my scientific precedent, I'm leaving zero stones unturned. Burning the whole thing down. It's in everybody's best interests - OpenSea, a16z, Coinbase - that we resolve what's occurred without a lot of hoopla. Web3 has enough to deal with.

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  Nikki Zaronykratryz Zytazomykitriz Cyphericivitas (@AciidBraiin) reported 24 minutes ago

  @GoingParabolic Still confused on how to buy TBB, as one who never has done crypto ever (except Coinbase and Bitcoins to buy drugs). Clicked on the link, looked too complicated with too much text —> **** this, I guess I have to stay a brokie. Could potentially grow bigger if you made an easy step to step guide.

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  Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reported 29 minutes ago

  the "pivot to AI" crowd has it backwards. AI is becoming crypto's biggest customer. an AI agent can't open a bank account, pass a KYC interview, or sign a card agreement. but it can hold a wallet and settle in stablecoins in seconds. that's why stripe, google, and coinbase are all building agent payment rails on crypto infrastructure right now. general purpose technologies don't compete. they compound. electricity didn't kill the telephone.

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  Intelligent_Degen (@Intel_degen) reported 30 minutes ago

  @smileycapital 2 **** exchanges no one uses and has fake volume..bro u don’t know **** lmao. Post about an event when coinbase or binance or by it shutdown.

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  Albert Alexander Lay (@alexlay88) reported 32 minutes ago

  Stripe and Block are facing a hard choice. Issue stablecoins and charter a bank with 5 million minimum capital, or don't. Circle and Coinbase can absorb that cost. Most fintechs can't. Consolidation comes next.

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  MB CryptoS (@MB_Cryptos) reported 32 minutes ago

  🚨 Two Crypto Exchanges Announced Shutdowns This Week ❌ BitMart ❌ BitMEX These developments are a reminder that exchange risk isn't only about security breaches—it's also about the long-term stability of the platform. Top CEXs by Average Liquidity Score: • Binance — 949 • OKX — 781 • Gate — 766 • Coinbase — 740 • Bitget — 701 • Bybit — 690 • MEXC — 678 • KuCoin — 638 • Upbit — 537 • HTX — 300 Why average liquidity matters Average liquidity reflects the depth of an exchange's order books. The deeper the liquidity, the easier it is to buy or sell large amounts without causing significant price movement. Unlike trading volume, which can sometimes be inflated through wash trading or promotional activity, liquidity is much more difficult to manipulate. It provides a clearer picture of how well an exchange can handle real trading demand during periods of high volatility. The recent announcements from BitMart and BitMEX highlight an important lesson: even established exchanges with years of history are not guaranteed to remain operational forever. Key takeaways: ✅ Trade on exchanges with strong liquidity. ✅ Avoid keeping large idle balances on any centralized exchange. ✅ Store long-term holdings in self-custody whenever possible. ✅ Diversify where you keep your assets—not just what you invest in. The best time to think about exchange risk is before you need to withdraw your funds, not after problems begin.

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  Tega (@0xtega_) reported 37 minutes ago

  It's a new week, And what other way to begin than recounting @injective major achievements last week. From filing the transfer agent request with SEC, Publishing MiCA papers, Surpassing 3B transactions, To $INJ Native deposit and withdrawal on Coinbase When you put the pieces together, one thing is clear: Injective isn't slowing down anytime soon.

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  -n (@mustyhelmutlang) reported 48 minutes ago

  why tf did coinbase take vector an not do **** with it

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  Tyler McPherson (@TylerZenith) reported 51 minutes ago

  I keep forgetting that it's impossible to actively trade on Coinbase Advanced. Between glitches, lag, and fees eating into every transaction, it's pretty much impossible. The lack of charting tools sucks too. They could take a page from Thinkorswim's book.

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  loogart (@loogart) reported 52 minutes ago

  Consensus rules have never been immutable. They've always defined what Bitcoin considers a valid transaction. The question isn't whether Bitcoin can change. The question is what principles should guide those changes. We've changed consensus rules before, plenty of examples... 1.- BIP16 (P2SH) introduced new validation rules for script execution. 2- BIP34 required the block height in the coinbase transaction, making previously valid blocks invalid. 3.- BIP66 required strict DER signature encoding, invalidating signatures that had previously been accepted. 4.- BIP65 (CLTV) and BIP112 (CSV) added new consensus-enforced spending conditions. 5.- SegWit changed transaction validity rules and eliminated third-party transaction malleability while redefining how signatures are committed. None of these turned Bitcoin into fiat. They changed the consensus rules because they were judged to make Bitcoin a better monetary system.

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  van00sa (@van00sa) reported 55 minutes ago

  Exchanges are dying BitMEX just announced it’s shutting down in September. 11 years, $2 trillion in volume on one contract and now doing $400,000 a day They tried to sell it first. They hired a bank, wanted around $1 billion but no one bought it. The CEO, CFO and head of growth all resigned 3 weeks before the announcement and $BMEX fell 90%. Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini and Crypto com have all cut staff this year Meanwhile 17 banks including JPMorgan, Citi and Bank of America are building their own onchain settlement network. The exchange existed to be the bridge but everyone is now making their own Hyperliquid did $161 million in revenue in Q1, the highest of any DeFi protocol. The CEX was a workaround for bad infrastructure The infrastructure got good.

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  The Wolf Of Broad Street (@Mapo0o) reported 57 minutes ago

  @XMoney add support for the @coinbase debit card.

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  Gems Trending | All Chain 💸 (@GemsTrendingNew) reported 57 minutes ago

  SHIB has a clean setup, not a Coinbase-flow verdict. Price did the part CT actually cares about first: SHIB/USDT last closed at 0.00000517 after a +24.6% move over the last 7 daily closes. Over 30 daily closes, it is +21.9%. That is real short-term momentum. But the next level is not subtle. Nearest resistance sits at 0.0000052 USDT, just above the 0.00000517 close. So the trade is parked directly under the door, not through it. The broader read is still sideways. The verified regime label remains sideways, with 20-day SMA 0 versus 50-day SMA 0, close 0.00000517. SMA values provided as 0 limit trend precision, so do not overfit the moving-average read. Still, the available regime label does not confirm a trend change. Range position agrees. SHIB/USDT is trading 42% up the 90-session range. Not buried. Not euphoric. Compressed enough for people to start writing destiny threads, which is usually where discipline goes to die. Volume is rising versus the prior third of the window, so the rebound is not occurring in total silence. Useful. Not magic. Now the Coinbase part. Google News reported a DailyCoin headline: “Coinbase’s Trillion Shiba Inu Shuffle Raises New Questions.” That is single-source headline only for Coinbase scrutiny. No verified Coinbase wallet-flow details. No verified net exchange inflow or outflow. No verified buyer or seller identity. So Coinbase-transfer scrutiny may amplify debate, but confirmed flow data would be needed before treating it as supply pressure. A transfer is not automatically selling. A headline is not a flow dataset. Apparently this still needs saying. If this continues, a close through 0.0000052 may suggest momentum is overcoming the current sideways range ceiling. Until then, breakout is unconfirmed. A rejection below 0.0000052 could keep SHIB trapped in the sideways regime. The setup weakens further if SHIB/USDT rejects below 0.0000052, SHIB/USDT loses 0.00000409 support, or volume trend stops rising.

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  Shadow/ (@cryptowildwild) reported 58 minutes ago

  @SPCMNandHOBBES A dev tax, a foundation, a sketchy launch/history, transparent chain with fungibility issues, exchange boot lickers, exploited privacy, and a community that loves coinbase and etfs

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  PetrAnto (@petranto) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Crypto_Zh0u the low demand for old broken CEX platforms vs integration in Revolut, Robinhood, mega CEX Coinbase or Binance and Hyperliquid likes is definilty a common factor.

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  Abhi | AP Collective (@0xAbhiP) reported 60 minutes ago

  A few CEXs have shut down this week. That shouldn’t be surprising. The cost of running an exchange is absurd. Rough monthly operating spend looks something like this: • Coinbase 350-450M • Binance 120-200M • OKX / Kraken / Crypto com 60-120M • Bybit 50-90M • Bitget 35-70M • KuCoin / Gate / HTX 25-60M • MEXC 20-45M • Most tier 2 exchanges 15-40M • Most tier 3 exchanges 5-20M People don’t see the hundreds of employees, market makers, compliance teams, infrastructure, security, listings, sponsorships, and everything else that has to be paid for every month. When the market slows down, those costs don’t.