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.

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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
West Liberty	Login	6 days ago
Houston	Mobile App	26 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	3 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  NewsBOLT (@BitcoinNewsBolt) reported 2 minutes ago

  🚨 Apple, Meta, SpaceX, and Coinbase joined a DOJ operation that shut down 1.4 million scam accounts. The joint effort also froze over $3.8 million in cryptocurrency linked to funds stolen from Americans.

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  alexander covington 🦞 (@ac253189) reported 4 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase Brian, this does not help USA people

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  Cryptothreads.io (@CryptoThreadsX) reported 6 minutes ago

  @BitcoinMagazine Schwab entering crypto with $12.6T in AUM is a distribution event, not just a product launch. Their client base - mostly traditional investors - getting one-click BTC/ETH access removes the biggest adoption barrier: friction. Coinbase and crypto-native exchanges should be paying attention. The competition just got serious

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  RWA Llama 🦙 (@RwaLlama) reported 8 minutes ago

  This is intermediary rebundling. Not disrupting the broker-dealer - rebuilding it. @coinbase added stocks. @binance added stocks through @AlpacaHQ. Backpack added stocks AND tokenization in one integrated stack. The exchange is becoming the full-service BD again.

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  Kalshi Crypoto (@sametaksoy__) reported 9 minutes ago

  JUST IN: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is "full of ****"

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  The Rollup (@therollupco) reported 10 minutes ago

  NEW EP: @jords on Why HYPE Is The Most Comfortable Asset To Hold Right Now Timestamps 00:00 HYPE Vs Solana Price 01:02 HYPE Is Different Beast 02:47 Liquidations Feed HYPE Buybacks 05:41 HYPE Is Not GME 07:22 Best Apps On HL 10:35 Long Term Price Target 11:25 The High Tide Analogy 13:18 HYPE Up Bitcoin Down 16:01 One Last Rotation Thesis 17:05 IPO Season As Catalyst 21:00 Q1 Q2 Exit Plan 24:08 HYPE Flipped Solana Live 26:05 Coinbase Was The Signal 32:57 $4M Buybacks Low Float 36:22 Everyone Pivoting To Hyperliquid

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  Mr K.A.A (@kev123703) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Gaijin165 @Revolut Go to coinbase @Revolut is not the place for crypto dawg…. They block accounts for any reason mean while they have crypto services on thier platform. Noticed this some time and I just pulled everything there 3 of my friends received money next thing account blocked

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  Kilo-Whiskey-Bravo Eagle-One (@EagleOneWhiskey) reported 15 minutes ago

  @coinbase Wow, outside of U.S.? WTF man!??

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  itsmeverin (@itsmeverin18824) reported 16 minutes ago

  @brian_armstrong @coinbase @HyperliquidX The Hyperliquid and Standard Chartered pieces stand out. Distribution and access tend to matter just as much as the product itself.

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  Mo (@mobelacvrranch) reported 22 minutes ago

  This is so easy. Statement issued by @coinbase. I'm adding this to the evidence file. (We're committed to continuing this work, because protecting consumers isn't just good policy, it's core to building a financial system that actually works for everyone). --------------------------------------------- At Coinbase, we've always believed that crypto done right is a force for good, but that means actively working to keep bad actors out of the financial system. Today, we're proud to share the results of a major joint operation we participated in alongside Meta, Microsoft, Starlink, the US Department of Justice, and global law enforcement agencies to disrupt criminal scam networks operating in Southeast Asia. What We Did As part of the US DOJ's Scam Center Strike Force, led by US Attorney Jeanine Pirro, Coinbase joined industry partners in Washington, DC to share intelligence and coordinate action against criminal syndicates responsible for romance scams, investment fraud, and forced labor scam compounds targeting victims worldwide. Our contribution: Coinbase froze more than $3 million in cryptocurrency assets directly tied to these criminal networks. Why Crypto Is Actually a Powerful Tool Against Financial Crime We know crypto sometimes gets an unfair reputation when it comes to illicit finance. The reality is the opposite, blockchain technology gives law enforcement something traditional financial systems often can't: a transparent, immutable, and permanent record of every transaction. Stronger Together This operation is proof that scammers can't be stopped by any single company or agency acting alone. It took social platforms, financial institutions, connectivity providers, and law enforcement working in lockstep to hit these networks at nearly every point in the fraud chain, online accounts, financial flows, and physical infrastructure all at once. The results speak for themselves: over 1.4 million accounts disabled, 63 arrests made, thousands of Starlink kits terminated, and millions in criminal assets frozen. We're committed to continuing this work, because protecting consumers isn't just good policy, it's core to building a financial system that actually works for everyone.

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  Summer (@EclipeByDeath) reported 26 minutes ago

  @joel_kaplan @RapidResponse47 This is exactly what we need more of. Meta, Microsoft, Coinbase, Starlink, the FBI, and DOJ working together to take down Southeast Asian scam networks — 63 arrests, millions in frozen crypto, and over 1.4 million scam accounts removed. These operations prey on Americans with romance scams, investment fraud, and worse. For too long, big tech dragged its feet while criminals operated freely. When law enforcement is allowed to actually do their job and companies cooperate, real results happen. This is what protecting Americans looks like. Keep going. Crush these networks.

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  Coco (@CocoBunni) reported 26 minutes ago

  That’s not how Coinbase delisting works—delisting XRP didn’t involve removing user balances; it’s usually custody transfer or forced withdrawal windows. If funds are missing, it points to account compromise or transaction history issue, not delisting itself. @SecureTrace_Lab can run blockchain forensic tracing and transaction history analysis to verify where the XRP moved, map wallet destinations, and determine whether it was an internal transfer, unauthorized access, or external drain before any recovery steps are taken.

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  Dawny (@0xDawny) reported 27 minutes ago

  BTC down 2% triggers $768M in liquidations but the Coinbase/Visa/Mastercard stablecoin infrastructure news gets buried. Retail still thinks number go up matters more than actual payment rails being built. My CoinStats portfolio allocation reflects which one actually matters

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  TraderGirlQ (@TraderGirlQ) reported 28 minutes ago

  @MAGA_Aliens @coinbase I left the group on telegram and rejoined trying to fix the chat issues unfortunately it won't let me authenticate and chat

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  Rexha 🐸 (@RexhaRexhaRexha) reported 33 minutes ago

  Swizzle reveals that massive Coinbase premium could be signaling a big move for zcash:native "Historically when that level of Coinbase Premium happens it obviously means there's massive spot buying occurring." "That is one of the premium indicators of a big move is about to happen." "This always would happen with Bitcoin back in the day." "We saw it with the massive move on Solana when it went from 8 bucks to 20." "There is this crazy spot buying and then all these shorts start piling in and they just get blown ******** out."

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  liquidated.hl (@liquidated_hl) reported 35 minutes ago

  @derivativemonky @coinbase It’s this or working as a fast food wage no millionaire status…

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  adrian defi (@0xadriandefi) reported 35 minutes ago

  bitcoin:native looks ignored, oversold, and unloved right now. So I'm buying. Slowly, not heroically. The plan: another 20% of my stables deployed here, split across a spot and a futures position. 60% still in reserve, deployed with limit orders around $60k and into the 50s. No rush to win the knife-catching Olympics. Why now? bitcoin:native is back in its fair value zone and oversold on the RSI. Fear & Greed sits in extreme fear. Sentiment is ugly, social interest is dead, and crypto natives are rotating into the AI trade. That's typically when this market gets interesting again. Not comfortable but very interesting. But interesting isn't a bottom. I don't expect a clean February-style V-bounce. This looks like the slow phase, where sellers get exhausted over time. Less violent capitulation candle, more everyone quietly losing interest and going outside. My levels: $60k gets tested, downside zone is roughly $50 - 55k. That deeper move needs a real panic trigger, and the obvious one is Saylor selling more BTC. Not my base case, but we're in uncharted territory, so respect the risk. Four signals sharpen the thesis. All four say the same thing: money is leaving bitcoin:native for stocks, AI, and robotics. 1. STRC below $100. Strategy's preferred stock pays an ~11.5% yield and is built to hold near par. It's in the mid-90s. Harder to raise fresh money to buy BTC. Early doom-loop worry. 2. MSTR's premium compressing. It used to trade at 2x+ the Bitcoin it holds. Now it's near 1.2x and slipping. Below 1x the stock is worth less than its own BTC. Deep pessimism, historically closer to a bottom than a top. 3. Bitcoin ETF outflows. Billions leaving in multi-week streaks after a long run of inflows. The bid that carried this market is stepping back. 4. Negative Coinbase premium. BTC trading cheaper on Coinbase than global venues means US demand is soft. It's been persistently negative. The serious money isn't chasing here. Put it together and it rhymes with 2022. Back then the June capitulation was a fantastic entry. bitcoin:native and alts still broke lower in Q4, but allocating with a longer horizon worked. A good entry can come well before the final low. Zoom out. In a few months TradFi cools off after the IPO and AI rush, and people start asking where fresh capital goes once everything else has already run. And there's Bitcoin. Beaten down, ignored, setting up for the next four-year cycle. For now: patience, limit orders, and enough dry powder to stay rational. That's why I'm scaling, not aping.

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  Donnie (@Psychronic1) reported 40 minutes ago

  @CryptosR_Us @coinbase No Jamie, it’s you who is full of ****🤔

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  Jason Williams (@jas1don) reported 40 minutes ago

  @sandile__zulu @CoinbaseMarkets @coinbase Always happens either when the price goes really low or goes major high, CB always have issues logging in thus customers arent able to trade so CB don't lose money. Move away!!

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  WNBA (@WNBA) reported 40 minutes ago

  The @valkyries were dialed in from deep all night long 😤 They knocked down 18 threes in their 95-77 win over the Fire, setting a new franchise record and marking the most three-pointers made by any team this szn! #WNBASeason30 | WNBA 2026 Commissioner's Cup presented by @coinbase

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  Max Overload (@mr_overloaded) reported 42 minutes ago

  The kind of stablecoin Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, and Coinbase are working around is explicitly designed to be programmable and force you to be compliant. Programmable means you can attach rules: who can receive it, when it unlocks, where you can spend it. Because these systems permissioned, issuers and regulated platforms can already freeze or blacklist specific addresses. The architecture they’re building makes it easier to control, freeze, or redirect money at the infrastructure level.

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  SonOfaRichard (@heythereRich) reported 43 minutes ago

  Where Did All Coinbase’s XRP Go? Most likely: Coinbase Prime institutional custody restructuring, not retail outflows, although a lot of people were pissed at Brian Armstrong over the last several months. The reduction from 970M XRP across 60 cold wallets down to 165M in 10 wallets is likely institutional outflows, possibly via Coinbase’s partnership connected with BlackRock’s Aladdin platform, redirecting XRP to liquidity corridors, ETFs, or trust structures.  Coinbase Custody and Prime together support 420+ assets for institutional cold-storage custody.  $XRP moving off the exchange’s visible on-chain wallets into Prime custody structures wouldn’t show up as publicly trackable reserves. it disappears from the rich list but doesn’t leave Coinbase’s ecosystem. institutions taking self-custody through Prime is the most likely explanation, not Coinbase selling or abandoning XRP. More supply is getting ******* long term.

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  Professor_XN (@Professor_XN) reported 44 minutes ago

  The Financial System Update Nobody Is Talking About Enough Brian Armstrong recently laid out eight areas where the financial system still needs a serious upgrade tokenization of real-world assets, ~ 24/7 global trading, ~ next-gen payments, ~ AI-powered credit and compliance, ~ innovation-friendly regulation, ~ expanded access, ~ capital formation, ~ and sound money. Unarguably, it's a clean framework. I mean most of it tracks, but there's one point on that list that deserves its own conversation. Not because it needs an upgrade, but cos of a structural replacement/reset. Point three: Next-gen payments. Stablecoins aren't already moving fast. ~ This isn't a gas fee issue. ~ Neither is it because cross-border transfers aren't getting cheaper. But because the conversation around payments has quietly shifted from: ~ humans sending money faster ~ to something most people haven't fully grappled with yet: what happens when the sender isn't human at all. The Problem Nobody Built For Without even thinking too much into it, the current financial system was designed with one assumption baked into every bit of it whereby; ~ A person is making the decision. ~ A person opens an account. ~ A person passes KYC. ~ A person approves a transaction. ~ A person holds the card. ~ A person receives or confirms the payment at the other end. Every rail, every compliance checkpoint, every payment gateway in existence is oriented around that single assumption. And for the last several decades, it was a perfectly reasonable one. Sadly, this isn't how things work anymore. AI agents are already operating autonomously across the internet ranging from: ~ querying APIs, ~ executing workflows, ~ making decisions in real time without waiting for a human to click approve. The infrastructure running beneath them, however, is still asking them to: ~ swipe a card that doesn't exist. ~ fill out a form they can't fill. ~ pass a verification process designed for someone with a face and a government ID. This isn't a friction problem. It's a category mismatch. The financial rails weren't built for non-human actors, and patching the old system to accommodate them is the wrong approach entirely. What x402 Actually Changes The x402 whitepaper was released in May 2025 by the Coinbase Developer Platform. The problem it set out to solve was direct, but only solves it halfway as payments are not native to the internet, so how do you make internet-native payments possible? The answer was hiding in plain sight for over thirty years. x402 transforms the long-dormant HTTP 402 "Payment Required" status code into a practical, blockchain-powered payment mechanism. Instead of routing an agent through account creation, credit tiers, and manual approvals, the payment becomes part of the request itself. By embedding payment directly into the HTTP lifecycle, x402 makes value exchange part of the request-response loop. ~ A request can signal price. ~ A client can pay instantly. ~ The server can verify and fulfill. ~ No account creation, subscription, nor manual approval. Think about what that actually means. An AI agent calling an API doesn't negotiate a contract first. It doesn't maintain a subscription. It pays per request, in USDC, settled on Base, in under two seconds, for fractions of a cent in gas. No accounts, no keys, no humans in the loop. This is not a faster version of what we already have. It's a different paradigm entirely. Where Cluster Protocol Sits In This ~ Cluster Protocol is sitting at number two on x402scan's most-used marketplace ~ ranked by successful requests, ahead of platforms with far more noise around them. ~ x402 agentic transactions on Base went from near-zero in mid-2025 to well over 100 million cumulative transactions through Q1 2026.

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  Bitfunded (@bitfunded) reported 44 minutes ago

  ⚡Some alts are showing surprising strength ENA is one of them. Coinbase Ventures recently announced an open-market purchase and reaffirmed support for the protocol. Currently attempting to reclaim the 0.105 resistance zone. If buyers break through, the next major target sits around 0.12.

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  Xavier Rune (@babaandy369324) reported 45 minutes ago

  Guys, we've found the reason for this price plunge! It turns out it was caused by this massive sell-off. Several exchanges and institutions combined dumped over 120,000 Bitcoins this week. Binance led the way, selling 58,000, followed by Coinbase with 33,000. Even Saylor joined in, his first sell-off in four years. With this pace of dumping, is a major crash imminent? Or has it hit rock bottom? Those still holding Bitcoin really need to be careful. The big players definitely have more and faster access to information than we do.

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  Andros (@0xAndros) reported 51 minutes ago

  These are the only 8 moats remaining for companies, according to @gokulr: 1. Data Moat Proprietary data nobody else has access to. Spotify has a decade of listening behavior across hundreds of millions of users. You can't recreate Discover Weekly without it. 2. Workflow Moat How deeply embedded you are in a company's operations. Weak by itself : but depth matters. NetSuite (runs your entire business) = 1. Zendesk (lightweight ticketing) = 0.5. 3. Regulatory Moat Licenses, capital requirements, multi-year procurement contracts. Coinbase has money transmission licenses state by state + FinCEN registration. Makes it nearly impossible for enterprises to custody crypto elsewhere. 4. Distribution Moat Proprietary, exclusive distribution channels. Intuit trained a network of CPAs to only use QuickBooks. Your accountant won't use the competitor: that's a distribution moat. 5. Ecosystem Moat Third parties built on top of you. You can vibe-code an e-commerce platform : but can you recreate the 100K+ developers who built Shopify apps? Every merchant uses 5-6 third-party apps. That ecosystem IS the moat. 6. Network Moat Classic marketplace density. AI can replicate DoorDash's software : it can't replicate courier density, restaurant liquidity, or reputation history. 7. Physical Infrastructure Moat Atoms > bits. Wherever you have physical infrastructure, displacement is structurally harder. Humanoid robots might close this gap, but not yet. 8. Scale Moat When your scale makes costs so low they're unreplicable. Amazon, TSMC. Important caveat: pure software companies can no longer claim scale moat: AI makes software production equally cheap for everyone. This moat belongs to hyperscalers and physical-world companies now. The scoring framework: - 4+ moats → pretty damn secure - 2-3 → weak position, needs work - 1 or less → real trouble - 0 → you're screwed Real example: < Atlassian scores ~3 (data + workflow + ecosystem). < Monday scores ~1 (workflow only). Both down 75% : but Atlassian is likely oversold while Monday may be correctly priced. Interestingly enough, Gokul explicitly excludes brand as a moat. Switching costs are approaching zero, data portability is getting easy, and pixel-perfect clones are trivial. Brand matters for consumers. For B2B? Increasingly irrelevant. How are you ranking on this score?

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  Ryan Blass (Karpuz Mining) (@karpuzmining) reported 53 minutes ago

  Hey @coinbase, when someone has been a customer for ten years and purchased over 100k worth of BTC from you over the last few months how about not treating them like dogshit?

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  Algorithm.btc (@godfred_xcuz) reported 55 minutes ago

  @axopoa The issue is about 500 STX, right? The Coinbase Rewards roll back to 1,000 STX if I understand, right? 🤔

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  TORONTO HODL 🍁 (@EnjoyingBitcoin) reported 56 minutes ago

  Markets hate uncertainty. @saylor should support BIP110 today. Then require @brianarmstrong's @coinbase to support it. Outcome: Bitcoin stays money. Certainty will increase. Number go up. WIN-WIN-WIN.

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  David@seeASX (@DavidseeASX) reported 57 minutes ago

  Charlatan #Coinbase with no customer service, runs its business on cover up and lies, while regulators getting paid asleep