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 (25%)
• Website (25%)
• Mobile App (25%)
• Login (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Leipzig	Transactions	1 month ago
Maquoketa	Website	1 month ago
West Liberty	Login	2 months ago
Houston	Mobile App	2 months ago
Louisville	Mobile App	4 months ago
Guayaquil		4 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Finance Freeman 🇺🇸 (@FinanceFreeman) reported 4 minutes ago

  You are wrong and this is the base mindset hence why they are losing the CT crowd. Many folks like myself trade all assets. Community and “utility.” Anyone who builds a utility project will know that in fact, community is a utility. You speak on Ansem as if it’s done. It is not. All charts go down. Now of course, there are extractors and that’s what we are seeing with Brian and that’s the frustration from retail Coinbase. Chart will die like Jesse’s coin. CASHCAT and Ansem will be fine. I totally understand some folks not liking memes, but the mindset to talk down on them is the exact reason RobinHood just passed base in volume. Embrace all volume.

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  Yamikishi (@Yamik1shi) reported 4 minutes ago

  Stripe, Ramp and Coinbase independently built internal coding agents All three reached the same conclusion: The chat window is the wrong interface The production loop: mention a bot in Slack or Linear -> preload the full thread and repo context -> launch an isolated sandbox -> delegate to subagents -> run tests -> open a draft PR -> fix review comments Stripe's Minions reportedly use around 500 curated tools LangChain packaged the shared pattern into Open SWE and open-sourced it The agent does not wait for prompts in another app It lives inside company plumbing and returns tested code Watch and save it

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  ethereanbull.eth (@ethereanbull) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ODELLXYZ bullshit. you can't use bitcoin without a intermediary like coinbase, stripe, or bitgo Sure once you have used the centralized provider, you can send it to another person. But then they can't do anything without a third party, unless they're just gonna pass the same problem on.

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  Trathoa (@Trathoa) reported 7 minutes ago

  @0xFavin @base Trust in Coinbase culture is broken again

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  ☍ TotalɃuzzKit (@TotalBuzzKit) reported 13 minutes ago

  @troyhunt @haveibeenpwned Or maybe keep the donation option but just don't use a trash custodial service such as Coinbase?

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  Jason Faubert (@faubert_ja15525) reported 15 minutes ago

  **** that noise. When I get screwed over by anything or anyone. I simply drop the garbage. If coinbase lets a random person gain access to my account - here I think Face ID was handy but the fact any person can create a Face ID - my face means nothing to you. So.. **** YOU

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  FrostEntry (@KorruptioLegenD) reported 17 minutes ago

  @onchainlurk @brian_armstrong @vladtenev Not everyone is cut out for it, but now he’s taking Coinbase down with him...

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  bitfloorsghost (@bitfloorsghost) reported 17 minutes ago

  the funny thing about what happened with coinbase/base/brian over the past 48 is how many base users who are grave dancing and/or defending what the CEO did just further reinforces what an issue that culture is

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  BLOCKCAST.CC NEWS (@Blockcastcc) reported 19 minutes ago

  Cobie’s comments on Coinbase and Base being distant from crypto-native users, with recent avoidable errors further eroding trust. As the new lead for Base App and Coinbase trading products, Cobie acknowledges these issues but does not oversee the Base network itself. Cobie commits to listening more to onchain users and developing products tailored to their preferences to rebuild engagement.

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  Anthony Loera (@AnthonyLoera_) reported 21 minutes ago

  Twelve years of accusations, interrogated by my own node. Today I'm publishing the transcript. No posts yesterday because I was finishing the document I wished existed: a proposed U.S. regulatory opinion on DigiByte, public reference edition. Not hired advocacy. A starting point any lawyer, researcher, or regulator can adopt, attack, or reject. Free, public, and every claim ships with a SHA-256 hash so you can re-run the evidence yourself. Unsigned by design and not legal advice: the signature line belongs to whichever counsel verifies it. The witness was a DigiByte Core v9.26.4 node, unpruned, independently validating the chain at height 23,870,576 and climbing during capture. What the ledger confessed, to the satoshi: Blocks 1 through 1,439 created exactly 103,608,000 DGB of new issuance. The extra 0.54 DGB on the coinbase total is transaction fees. Yes, the record accounts for half a coin of fee dust from 2014. The twelve-year-old story that 105,096,000 DGB sat in two launch addresses? Arithmetically impossible. That number exceeds the entire verified issuance of the window. No script held it. A dozen years of FUD, retired by long division. The 21,515,999.46 DGB that funded early development traces to 300 mined coinbase outputs. Mined. Not one purchaser dollar entered that path, which is exactly the element Howey requires and cannot find. And the present tense: no person can freeze native DGB, redeem it, reverse it, or compel the nodes. The SEC's own 2026 framework defines a digital commodity and defines decentralization; the record maps DGB onto both, clause by clause. FinCEN built an administrator category; on this protocol, the chair is vacant. New York built a controller's license; there is no one to hand it to. Creation is history. Control is present power. The first belongs to Jared Tate. The second belongs to no one. That is the philosophy: verify, then commit. The DigiDollar edition comes next. Then, and only then, I lock my coins. Facts don't need a sponsor. They ship with checksums. $DGB #DigiByte #DigiDollar

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  Mr. Grover (@Mr__Grover__) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MoitReghason @virtuals_io Base did not respect Virtuals We werent even listed on Coinbase as a top performing platform Now we take our community to Robinhood chain where retail will support us!

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  VOTCrypto 🌍🐂🀄️ (@VoyageToCrypto) reported 27 minutes ago

  @sikiri0 @coinbase @base A memecoin like $Brian that shook KOLs to their core can’t stay down forever

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  spinotron (@spinotron) reported 30 minutes ago

  @MARCollectibles @coinbase @gigazine That’s like saying a stock in the stock market is down. LMFAO. That’s an opportunity for the buyer. Put offers in and get reasonable deals or lucky. When userbase 10x, 100x or 1000x, and no more such LeBron produced, will it still be $600?

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  Arthur "BIP110" van Pelt 🔥 ∞/21M ⚡ (@Arthur_van_Pelt) reported 34 minutes ago

  @billyrestey No, he did not. He made the first coinbase transaction unspendable so no one could accuse him of a premine that enriched him alone. Also he put a 67 bytes text in a 100 bytes text field in the block header. This tiny text field is still in use by miners (only).

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  Command Crypto (@CommandCrypto_) reported 34 minutes ago

  There is no man on earth that have ever gaslit me like the customer service department at @coinbase this is causing me great emotional distress. It drove me to drink.

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  Robert D Landgrave (@RobertLandgrave) reported 39 minutes ago

  I just wanna let you know Coinbase I did not post that previous mess of words whoever that piece of **** was did that, but it wasn’t me

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  Dee 🏕️ (@dee_e6) reported 41 minutes ago

  ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 10SEC 📰 Crypto & Macro Market Update 🔹 Top Headlines BONK exploiter moves more funds The wallet responsible for draining $21.2 million from the BONK treasury transferred another 400 billion BONK (~$1.11M) to Coinbase, continuing to offload stolen assets. Michael Saylor opposes BIP-110 Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor published a detailed article outlining 100 reasons to oppose BIP-110, arguing that the proposed soft fork could weaken Bitcoin's neutrality and alter its long-standing consensus rules. He described the proposal as a threat to Bitcoin's predictable and decentralized foundation. Dormant Bitcoin whale awakens A whale that accumulated 852 BTC eight years ago has transferred 583 BTC (~$37.6M) to a new wallet, drawing attention from on-chain analysts. GENIUS Act rulemaking delayed U.S. regulators have missed the one-year deadline to finalize stablecoin regulations required under the GENIUS Act, creating uncertainty around implementation. Ostium hack confirmed at $23.75M Ostium has confirmed losses of approximately $23.75 million and is working with cybersecurity firms and law enforcement to investigate and recover funds. Binance Wallet expands Meme Rush Binance Wallet's Meme Rush now supports Robinhood Chain Launchpad filters, including projects such as Virtuals Protocol, Flap, and Bankr. SK Hynix ADR premium raises concerns Serenity warned that SK Hynix ADRs are trading at a 25% premium to Korean shares, with ADR conversions beginning July 29 potentially putting downward pressure on U.S.-listed shares. Uniswap governance vote begins UNI holders are voting on activating v4 protocol fees and extending v2/v3 fee collection to Robinhood Chain, a move that could increase UNI token burns. Crypto spot trading remains weak GSR Research reports that the 7-day average spot trading volume has fallen to $21.4 billion, nearly 80% below its market-cycle peak, signaling continued low retail activity. Novogratz backs bipartisan crypto legislation Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz urged lawmakers from both parties to compromise and move the CLARITY Act forward, emphasizing the need for regulatory certainty for the crypto industry 💰 Market Prices 🟠 $BTC : ~$64,600 🔵 $ETH : ~$1,868 🟠 $BNB : ~$568 🟣 $SOL: ~$76 🔵 $GRAM : ~$1.42 ⚫ $XRP : ~$1.09 #Aynk

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  apollo440 (@0xApollo440) reported 44 minutes ago

  @0xDani Coinbase has 62k brand mentions and only 250 card mentions. That's a distribution problem, not a product problem.

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  Official Wendy 🛜(FUN ACCOUNT) (@Digital_Orleans) reported 45 minutes ago

  Crypto things you might have missed: -NYDIG: Clarity Act is crypto's biggest catalyst -Coinbase: USDC growth is not hurting banks -Nvidia CEO claims AI cycle is just starting -Apple flips Nvidia -$63,000 $BTC as chip rout goes global -@. saylor says fiat currency is the problem

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  Casrow (@Casrow1) reported 46 minutes ago

  Coinbase named me in a fed lawsuit. I will never support base or coinbase other than to get regulation passed. Other than that I see them as The Empire.

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  Yamikishi (@Yamik1shi) reported 47 minutes ago

  Stripe, Ramp and Coinbase independently built internal coding agents. All three reached the same conclusion: The chat window is the wrong interface. The production loop: mention a bot in Slack or Linear -> preload the full thread and repo context -> launch an isolated sandbox -> delegate to subagents -> run tests -> open a draft PR -> fix review comments. Stripe's Minions reportedly use around 500 curated tools. LangChain packaged the shared pattern into Open SWE and open-sourced it. The agent does not wait for prompts in another app. It lives inside company plumbing and returns tested code. Watch and save it.

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  Command Crypto (@CommandCrypto_) reported 48 minutes ago

  The customer support dept is so remedial at @coinbase i’m about to apply for a job there. Somebody has to know what they’re actually doing. In 2026 they cannot transfer to management. In 2026 they cannot watch screen recording or video. $42.8 billion is the net worth of Coinbase.

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  MIAKA (@MIAKA83) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Steph_iscrypto Yes, there is truth to it, but the viral post is somewhat misleading. This does not mean XRP has been approved for 401(k) plans or that Coinbase announced XRP will be included. It is support for allowing crypto investments more broadly.

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  Jeff Tyler (@JeffTyler287572) reported 53 minutes ago

  @bsvsimp @JohnDoethe33rd I have to admit here that I’ve done a bit of AI-based ‘research’, but the prospect of marrying NFC to a vastly scalable blockchain presents the kind of outcome Satoshi was aiming for. If a network truly achieved billions of TPS, it would replace the traditional banking backend (Visa, Mastercard, and central banks) that the NFC chip talks to. Instead of an NFC tap routing data through legacy bank servers, a phone's secure element would instantly sign a transaction that settles directly on a hyper-fast blockchain (BSV, the manifestation of the Bitcoin vision IMO). The blockchain handles the global settlement, while NFC handles the local handshake. That is exactly the ultimate value proposition of a hyper-fast and scalable blockchain. By removing traditional middlemen, it significantly reduces the overhead costs of processing payments. When you use a standard credit card or smartphone to tap and pay via NFC, the merchant does not receive 100% of the money. Instead, multiple entities take a cut of the transaction behind the scenes. Imagine if they didn’t. Imagine how, deployed universally, a new system could help bring down the cost of living etc for us all across the board. But it has to be scalable to billions of tps and shouldn’t require new middlemen like Stripe, Coinbase etc. It would only make sense on the base chain. Anything else would be a more costly Frankenstein solution in my albeit non-expert opinion.

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 54 minutes ago

  @SSJCurrency @base People full stack hitler stocks they own and the CEOs don’t treat them like they’re garbage for finding a new opportunity. The exact same thing happens with memecoins, even memecoins with utility and great communities btw. They do it because there are greener pastures. They do it to trade alongside friends. They do it base treats their users like absolute dogshit so no one wants to stick around. If there are other like minded people out there having fun people are more likely to hold and call a chain home. Base abjectly failed at this with no exception. Base, like you, decided to use a blanket classification for people who want to trade memes, and tell them they’re burger flipping gamblers and not worthy of even considering why they might do what they do or what their reasoning for liking memecoins are. Base absolutely made having fun impossible with that kind of mentality and approach. Builders are the worst most unlikeable actors in the space and I’ve yet to see an example to the contrary. But base was “the builder chain”. If crypto can’t solve startup financing better than tradfi then maybe utility beyond gambling and basic finance was a failed experiment. But it can do that, people just have to be more likeable and respectful for others to want to stick around. And you can’t expect a model where the initial funding comes from speculators to magically give user retention. Your product needs to be something people want to use and see real value in. Since when was mocking people and acting holier than thou ever a good or reasonable approach in *any* industry? Goes to show how out of touch coinbase and the remaining base users are.

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  Marvin (@MarvinHarryP) reported 54 minutes ago

  @lechriss17 CEO of COINBASE WTF

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  tulip ✨ (@tulipxbt) reported 56 minutes ago

  feels like base finally has someone who actually understands CT. but can cobie really fix base? the biggest problem isn't the baseapp tho. too many decisions have felt completely out of touch with CT. there have been way too many fumbles. when virtuals was carrying the ecosystem, they barely supported it. now the base:0xb2000000000000000000007bf6d5cbb0e24cb301 situation only made the sentiment worse. cobie's biggest job might not even be the app. it's schooling the CB execs. get them down and ***** in the trenches for a few weeks so they actually understand the culture (like the implications of the CB CEO changing his PFP). it's really this simple bro. make your users money and they'll become your biggest marketers (for free). make them lose money and they'll FUD you forever. if coinbase wants CT adoption, at least learn how things work around here.

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  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 57 minutes ago

  @wagmiAlexander If you didn't live in an echo chamber and talked to people who didn't suck aeros **** you'd learn that almost everyone who won't come to base, won't do so bc coinbase doesn't understand meme culture. When influential base voices like you parrot this same self defeating attitude, it reaffirms in everyone that base isn't for the average person, it's for holier than thou ****** who think people should be buying their utility coins and not having fun onchain. No one wants them to support specific memecoins, they want them to stop being so disgustingly biased towards their own investments in ways that actively hurt regular people who don't give a **** what they're invested in. You obviously don't get that bc they're invested in you, but all the chuds want to scapegoat memes when what they *and at least half of the people in memecoins* have a problem with is the social media driven norm for how people gamble in general, and how infinite launches have exacerbated that into a real problem for stability. The general behaviours apply to all assets, even in the stock market, but for some reason it's only the utility cryptobros who want to scapegoat memes as this damaging asset class that only causes problems. Creator coins were 100x worse. AI agent slop was absolutely no better. VC coins 1000x worse bc then regular people pay a premium to get rekt. You completely miss the point, and if what you said was true solana would be a ghostchain, yet it's not, base is.

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  Chris Dao 道克里斯 (@chris42dao) reported 57 minutes ago

  @ztackingzats @jessepollak Coinbase should have been shut down a long time ago. Really bad for the industry. Hopefully they get shut down before 2030 📴✅✨🙏🏼

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  riot' (@33xp_) reported 59 minutes ago

  It is clear that the traditional companies don't want anything to do with current crypto layout.. this is not supposed to be a story but important to understand what these players are doing 2 days ago, Visa announced a platform that'll let payment providers (banks, fintechs) issue or mint, transfer, redeem, manage or hold stablecoins.. Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP) 2 weeks ago, an independent entity (Open Standard) announced a new stablecoin pegged to usd, OpenUSD.. which is backed by visa, mastercard, blackrock, stripe, google, etc. not surprising, the new visa platform will natively support OUSD with a wallet as a service feature, directly challenging usdc and usdt, dominance. that aside Morgan Stanley rolled out its spot crypto trading, their users can now purchase btc, eth and sol along side stocks.. this is in some kind of way another competition to coinbase, robinhood, etc. connecting this with other changes over the months, its clear that whatever tech would win in the future is not what we have rn.. and we need to start figuring out how to position around these changes the shift is slow, and the mainstream adoption is even slower.. but it'll surely happen, and it'll be funny to be a late majority in something we considered our niche.