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	21 days ago
Le Taillan-Médoc	Transactions	24 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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  Ham (@HamfromMars) reported 4 seconds ago

  @LowCapB @coinbase Had this happen to me a couple of times. When I opened up a support chat and start talking to a person, it magically appeared.

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  Tyler | Crypto Whale (@TylerHODL17) reported 42 seconds ago

  @CoinbaseMarkets coinbase slow as hell. dai barely moves anymore

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  PulseChainTrenches (@PLSTrenches) reported 1 minute ago

  Brian Armstrong facts, since the timeline clearly needs a refresher. In July he changed his profile picture to a memecoin on Base. It pumped 37x to a $37 million market cap in hours. He changed it back, the coin crashed more than 85% in a day, and then he announced that his account is not trading signals. The CEO of America's biggest exchange nuked his own community with a pfp swap. He publicly praised Coinbase users for their diamond hands through this brutal market. He sold $101 million of his own COIN stock while saying it. Base spent over a year pushing content coins, including tokens tied to its own founder. Retail lost money on them. Brian's response was that they messed up and it's time to turn the page. Nobody got a refund with the page turn. Coinbase pulled its support for the industry's market structure bill the night before the committee vote, and by his own explanation, the bill would have killed several Coinbase products. The whole industry's regulatory clarity died so their product line could live. His company takes a cut of your staking rewards, fees on both sides of every trade, custody fees from the ETFs, and 100% of the revenue from Base, the chain he keeps comparing to Ethereum without ever saying thank you. Brian didn't build crypto. He built a tollbooth on it.

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  Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reported 2 minutes ago

  The pattern: crypto, stocks, derivatives, prediction markets, payments, savings. One app, one balance, every market. Brokers charged commissions for access. Coinbase is making access the free part. Follow @fiftyonexyz for institutional digital asset intelligence.

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  MEMSY (@Mr_memsy) reported 5 minutes ago

  The real milestone for crypto isn't another exchange listing. It's the moment people can use digital assets as naturally as they use a debit card. That's why products focused on real world payments deserve attention. Giving users the ability to spend crypto on everyday needs while earning rewards creates a reason to keep coming back beyond market cycles. With @MegPrimePay, U.S. users can buy $MPP directly in the app and start using it immediately, while global users can access it through Coinbase Wallet and Uniswap. Lowering the barrier between holding crypto and actually spending it is how everyday adoption grows. Utility first. Adoption follows. $MPP

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  utxoiq (@utxoiq) reported 6 minutes ago

  Luxor took block 962,078. At 93% confidence via coinbase identification, reward totaled 3.1568 BTC (3.125 base + 0.0318 in fees). 3,765 transactions, 1.64 MB — again, 99.8% full. Fee yield modest but block space fully utilized.

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  kedy (@big_kedy) reported 9 minutes ago

  The real test for crypto isn’t just whether it can go up, it’s whether it can make everyday life easier. That’s the problem MegPrime Pay is trying to tackle: making it possible to use crypto for more of the things people actually spend money on. With the MegPrime Pay app, you can get started and spend your crypto in everyday life instead of leaving it sitting untouched in a wallet. Midway through the journey, @MegPrimePay is also giving U.S. users a simple way to purchase $MPP directly in the app. And there’s currently a bonus for eligible U.S. users: deposit $25 and receive $50. For users outside the U.S., $MPP can be purchased through Coinbase Wallet or Uniswap. If crypto is going to become part of everyday life, accessibility and real world usefulness matter. MegPrime Pay is building around that idea.

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  ₿ruce ⚡️#Bitcoin is money (@techexe) reported 15 minutes ago

  @jetpen The mechanism relies on open mining protocols like Stratum v2 (Job Declaration Protocol) and DATUM Gateway: 1. Local Node Assembly: The miner runs a local full node (Core, Knots, etc.) and constructs candidate block templates directly from their local mempool. 2. Template Proposal: Via SV2 or DATUM, the miner sends their custom template to the pool. The pool verifies the coinbase payout rules (their fee share) without altering the miner's transaction list. 3. Economic Incentives: SV2 gives miners ~70% lower bandwidth, <2.5ms job delivery latency, and protection against share hijacking. The ultimate enforcement mechanism is market choice: miners route physical hashrate to pools that honor local template declaration, stripping centralized pools of censorship power.

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  PulseChainTrenches (@PLSTrenches) reported 16 minutes ago

  Here is what actually bothers me about leaving $ETH on Coinbase. You cannot prove what happens to it. You hold a database entry in an app, they hold the keys, and their own SEC filings say that in a bankruptcy your coins can become property of the estate while you become an unsecured creditor. Every exchange that ever gambled with customer funds swore it never touched customer funds, right up until the withdrawal button grayed out. Maybe Coinbase is the honest one. But not your keys means you are trusting, not verifying, and this entire industry exists because trusting failed.

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  rusty (@phantomcruiser0) reported 17 minutes ago

  $GIGA built the lifestyle, not just the chart GIGA FITNESS complete with actual protein, pre-workout, and creatine products now sitting on the @Walmart website Fair-launched community token Official handle secured Coinbase and other major listings locked Real retail presence that few meme coins ever touch It once traded near the billion-dollar zone Today it consolidates around $18M with nearly the full 9.6B supply circulating and 80k+ holders still in When a meme becomes a movement that ships physical products to America’s biggest retailer, the narrative shifts Train hard. Stack $GIGA.

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  Lou (@0xLouz) reported 18 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase @BitGo DeFi learned this early: defenders need access before mainnet

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  Captain Jack (@iPursueLife) reported 20 minutes ago

  100% accurate @coinbase is a 3rd party/bank/custodian Ethereum is built to destroy @coinbase Why would @brian_armstrong support that?

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  Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported 24 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Litecoin only fix the lie filled write up already or we will take all of the Litecoin off Coinbase to squeeze your ***

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  Zase (@Zasee_) reported 31 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseSupport Hi, I need help with a Coinbase One refund. I can't reach a human through the chatbot and need assistance with my refund request. Could someone please help me?

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  Paul Timofeev (@ptimfv) reported 32 minutes ago

  The @circle business model is at a crossroads. Q2 reserve income was 95% of its total revenue but: - Supply is down QoQ - The reserve return rate fell 66 bps YoY The float business model has worked well till now but its inputs are deteriorating. Circle can only influence supply via distribution so much; Fed rates are out of its control, which explains why Circle has been laying the groundwork for a volume-based business model that charges per-transaction, much more similar to that of Visa or Mastercard, who collect a fee on each payment they clear, which is a much more sound business model whose growth is tied closer to its industry (consider that Visa grew FY25 net revenue 11% on 8% payments volume growth while rates were coming down). Lower rates also means less incentive to sit on cash, which means money is more likely to move around. A stablecoin volume-based business model is built around stablecoin velocity. Usually measured as stablecoin transfer volume/circulating supply, velocity tells us how actively a stablecoin is being exchanged between different owners for various goods + services. The higher the stablecoin's velocity the more it is being transacted with. For reference, USDC velocity held near ~200 in Q2 ($14.8T volume / 73.3B circulating supply). To monetize USDC accordingly, Circle is building its new business model around its upcoming native L1 @arc - Gas fees on all transactions are paid in USDC, then converted to the native L1 token ARC at the protocol level: validators keep a commission, the rest passes to stakers proportional to stake, and a portion is burned against 2-3% initial issuance - Circle holds 25% of the initial 10B ARC supply and runs validators, so it earns on both sides of that flow - None of this is reserve income, so none of it falls under the Coinbase revenue share that takes 100% of on-platform reserve income plus 50% of the residual reserve income. Velocity matters particularly for agentic commerce because behaviorally agents are more likely to spend money for resources they need rather than hold the money idle as is common in emerging markets using stables like USDT as savings accounts. This behavior is already visible in data; comparing USDC (pink line) and USDT (orange) velocity below, we see the two track each other for six years and separate sharply from mid-2025 (when x402 launched) with USDC breaking above 50x while USDT remained flat around 12x. ~99% of x402 agent-payment volume settles in USDC, and Circle's Agent Stack now supports 900+ paid services, but that activity runs on public chains today. USDC settles transactions while those chains capture the gas fees, meaning Circle currently earns nothing per-transaction itself. Conversely on Arc, value generated in the payment loop will accrue to Circle. x402 has cleared 165M+ transactions across ~69,000 active agents in its first year. If even a portion of that migrates to Arc, each transaction converts USDC gas into ARC, split between validator commission, staker rewards, and a burn against supply Circle owns a quarter of. Transaction count (which has been consistently growing for USDC QoQ) becomes more important than payment size. Needless to say, how this all plays out depends on the success of Arc, whose mainnet is currently scheduled in a little over a month from now. Founding validators include BlackRock, DTCC, ICE, Mastercard, Visa, Standard Chartered, Galaxy, Global Payments, MoneyGram, SBI and Sumitomo; BlackRock is expected to deploy BUIDL on the network; DTCC will enable tokenization of DTC-custodied assets. Circle is also shipping a product suite for Arc including configurable privacy, AI-powered tooling for building apps and smart contracts, and native support for RWAs, while Binance Wallet, Chainlink, Fireblocks, Kraken, Ledger, MetaMask, Uniswap Labs and Upbit have already confirmed day-one USDC distribution on Arc. Realistically won't see the velocity model show up in Circle's numbers till Q1-Q2'27, but monetizing USDC's velocity is Circle's clearest differentiator in an increasingly crowded multi-layered stablecoin landscape.

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  Chaingull (@chaingull) reported 33 minutes ago

  Crypto Brief — Aug 12, 01:20 UTC TOP STORY — impact 60 / 100 ▲ SEC plans customized crypto investment contracts and security tokenization. BULLISH ▲ 60 Strategy CEO says company will buy more Bitcoin this year BEARISH ▼ 55 $197 million in liquidations occurred in 24 hours, mostly longs ▼ 40 Fed's Harker says biggest issue the economy faces is inflation ▼ 40 Bitcoin Treasury Company 21 Capital reported a Q2 net loss of $413.5 million NEUTRAL • 55 BlackRock ETF address transferred 838.07 BTC and 12,670 ETH to Coinbase • 45 Trend fund hit record global bond short position ahead of U.S. CPI report • 40 Pre-market caution ahead of CPI drags US stocks down; S&P 500 holds tight range • 40 Iran's Supreme National Security Council says US must end war and unfreeze blocked funds • 40 Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until conditions are met 2 bullish · 3 bearish · 5 neutral #Bitcoin #Crypto

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  Sama 🤖. (@m_zohal) reported 37 minutes ago

  Stablecoins settled $7.5 TRILLION in March — more than America's entire ACH network. Bitcoin is down 54% from its high. Same ecosystem. Two completely different stories. The bear market is in speculation. The buildout never stopped: 2025: $33T settled on-chain, up 72% YoY — more than Visa and Mastercard combined. March 2026: $7.5T in one month, the second straight month above ACH. TRON alone moved $2.1T of USDT in Q2 (Messari). Stablecoin volume now runs ~103% of all crypto trading volume. Meanwhile the scoreboard everyone watches: BTC -54% from its high, ETF outflows, retail capitulation. The boring part is the part that compounds. The GENIUS Act's implementing rules went live July 18 — OCC, Fed, FDIC and FinCEN now have a working framework for dollar stablecoins. Invesco just filed a tokenized money-market fund to hold stablecoin reserves. This week the SEC cleared Coinbase and Robinhood to list tokenized Apple stock. Tokenized Treasuries, tokenized equities, stablecoin reserves — they all settle on the same on-chain dollar rails. Where this leads: the next crypto bull won't be led by memecoins. It'll be led by settlement volume. Stablecoin supply grew $9.3B last week alone — that's the leading indicator, not the price of a token. Are you tracking stablecoin supply — or just the price?

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  Robotah (@Robotahhhh) reported 39 minutes ago

  @HackerOn2Wheels @coinbase @ledz1996 link is not working

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  INSIDER (@x_insider4) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Defi_Rocketeer Coinbase just turned AI into a paying customer. My portfolio finally has institutional support from robots.

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  The Block (@TheBlockCo) reported 41 minutes ago

  THE BLOCK: Deribit has received a broker-dealer licence from Dubai's VARA, enabling it to route spot buy, sell, and trade orders to Coinbase Exchange for execution. Coinbase $COIN also established its international tokenization hub in Abu Dhabi this week, expanding its presence in the region.

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  Fieser (@DasFiesel) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AnthonyDessauer @oklahodl1 They had huge industry support. Birnain, coinbase, etc. Billionaires had full melt downs on Twitter and in videos, both sides had their money on the table and were risking everything. With bip110 it's just a bunch of plebs following a crazy cult leader because bytes are touching

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  DCA S&P 500 + BTC (@RogLabs) reported 43 minutes ago

  If you want to start DCA'ing, you don't need me or my site. Fidelity, Schwab, River and Coinbase all run recurring buys for free, straight from your bank account. Ten minutes to set up at each one. Do that first. I'll still be saying it after I have something to sell you.

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  Dhiren Makhija - Personal Branding 📝 (@dhirenmakhija7) reported 46 minutes ago

  Most crypto founders have the opposite problem from Armstrong. They're brilliant at the technology. But 0 at communicating why it matters to anyone outside the Discord. Your community already believes. Your next 10,000 users don't. The bridge between those two groups is your personal brand. Armstrong built that bridge publicly for 13 years. That's why Coinbase survived everything that killed its competitors.

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  Zynta (@ZyntaFinance) reported 49 minutes ago

  @WalletConnect @coinbase the most important part is that the problem works and solves problems 🤝

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  Lorenzo Valente (@LorenzoARK) reported 50 minutes ago

  Who is actually accruing the value created in crypto? This started as a conversation on the @Blockworks TG group with @santiagoroel and a few others. Venture in crypto has shrunk a lot! and imo the main reason is that on-chain revenue pools have been far smaller than anticipated. From Blockworks data, total on-chain revenue was roughly $8B in 2025, so I wanted to see how much off-chain/Centralized companies are capturing from this industry by comparison. So consider the off-chain pool: public companies like coinbase, Gemini, BitGo, Bullish, plus crypto revenue from Robinhood, Galaxy etc and private players like Binance, Tether, FalconX, Anchorage, etc. The result surprised me: off-chain companies generate ~$70B roughly, consider roughly a range between 60B to 100B, 8.5x more than on-chain protocols and L1s. To put that $8B in perspective: even if you give on-chain protocols generous 70% EBITDA margins and a 30x multiple, the entire addressable market cap today is ~$168B ($8B × 70% = $5.6B EBITDA × 30x). That's the whole on-chain pie, less than a single mega-cap tech company. Do the same for centralized companies at a more realistic 40% EBITDA margin: $70B × 40% = $28B EBITDA × 30x = ~$840B of justified market cap. Even with lower margins, that's 5x the entire on-chain ecosystem. And to put even that in perspective: the entire centralized crypto industry, all of it combined, is basically worth one OpenAI or Anthropic. The breakdowns are telling too. On-chain, L1/L2 chains take almost half the pool (~49%), with launchpads/trading apps and DEXs/perps splitting most of the rest. Off-chain, it's exchanges and brokers dominating at ~66%, with stablecoin issuers second at ~19%, everything else (market making, payments, infra, asset mgmt) is single digits. Both worlds are extremely concentrated at the top of the same funnel: trading and the rails to do it. From a venture perspective, you were often better off investing early in L1s and traditional exchanges than in most tokens. It was a bit simpler than we thought. To me the common denominator: off-chain companies sit much closer to the end user than protocols and L1s. They own that relationship and monetize it well. They abstract away crypto's complexity: trade, stake, store, manage without ever touching a coldcard or metamask app and people pay up BIG for that. On-chain is clearly in a bear market, but the lesson for protocols, L1s, and on-chain primitives is to build and verticalize more. Get closer to the end user. One caveat: this is an approximation, done with Claude's help. Many of these companies don't have public earnings, so the private side (Binance, Tether, and especially "other private") is mostly an educated guess. Directionally though, the gap is hard to argue with.

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  Bala 💀 (@BalaiBB) reported 50 minutes ago

  interns at major CEXs have access to the most valuable information in crypto they know which tokens are about to get listed before anyone else all they have to do is buy before the listing announcement and sell hours after a former coinbase employee did exactly this he's now facing federal charges insider trading is a crime but most people still do it and go scot free

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  Leon (@_Le_on) reported 50 minutes ago

  Nobody uses binance, coinbase, crypto. com etc anymore. Pump fun has broken the matrix.

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  Litecoin Ricky Ⓜ️🕸️ (@LitecoinRicky) reported 52 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong Have them fix the lie filled Litecoin summary on Coinbase as you keep refusing to do so

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  Ajay Khosla (@Kenny_Khosla) reported 58 minutes ago

  Why is Bitcoin lagging today? Gold +1.4%, silver +2.5%, equities up — all on cooling CPI. Bitcoin: down 0.4%. Gold's getting a double tailwind — rate-relief from the CPI print, plus safe-haven demand from ongoing Middle East tensions. China's central bank also added ~20 tons to reserves in July, the largest monthly buy since October 2023. Bitcoin doesn't reliably capture that safe-haven bid; it's traded more like a risk asset this cycle, not a hedge. Add BTC-specific headwinds: Strategy's now a regular seller instead of buyer, Coldcard/BTCPay security scares pushing some capital toward ETFs, and CLARITY slipping to September. Crypto broadly is weak too — Coinbase, Robinhood, and eToro all posted disappointing results this week, with total crypto market cap down 12.6%. Not one cause — a mix of gold's unique tailwinds and Bitcoin's own specific drag.

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  PyBLØCK (@_PyBlock_) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Ned17Flanders Satoshi wouldn't have gone to Coinbase to sell blocks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6... back in 2009 either—which is why a block from those days is worth a fortune today. Time preference.