Coinbase Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Coinbase users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Coinbase, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Coinbase users affected:
Coinbase is a digital asset broker headquartered in San Francisco, California. They broker exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Pike Creek Valley, DE | 1 |
| East Flatbush, NY | 1 |
| Petaling Jaya, SGR | 1 |
| Denver, CO | 1 |
| Louisville, KY | 1 |
| Wix, England | 2 |
| Guayaquil, Guayas | 1 |
| Palo Verde, Coclé | 1 |
| Rome, Latium | 1 |
| Rancho Santa Margarita, CA | 1 |
| City of Tiffin, OH | 2 |
| Montreux, VD | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Doozy Dun (@MetaDuni) reportedcan’t seem to connect my @coinbase account with @opensea had no issues until this morning all assets are safe it’s just irritating
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Dor (@dorvonlevi) reported@bh30317 @brian_armstrong @coinbase Found your account, looking into and FWIW (not a good excuse) but there was an outage with the support site during that time that is now resolved.
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The Distance Company (@DistanceCompany) reportedIn 2025, Coinbase simplified its crypto buy flow: fewer steps, faster execution. Conversion went up. So did support tickets—not about errors, but certainty: "Did my purchase go through?" Same flow, same outcome, less context between action and consequence. #Fintech #Crypto #UX
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Ole Lehmann (@itsolelehmann) reporteddo you notice what's happening? > coinbase just fired 14% of their workforce to restructure the entire company around AI-native pods > stripe is paying multi-6 figures for a 'forward deployed AI accelerator' to permanently transform how their marketing team works w/ AI. > anthropic and openai are both backing billion-dollar consulting companies to do the same thing across entire enterprises. all 4 companies are telling you the same thing this week: AI deployment is the current bottleneck. everybody has access to incredibly powerful AI models now, but barely anything has changed about how companies actually work. this is the same "lag pattern" that played out with electrification 140 years ago. when electricity first became available in the 1880s, every factory ran on one giant steam engine in the middle of the building. so when electricity showed up, factory owners did the obvious thing: they just swapped the steam engine for an electric motor and changed nothing else. productivity barely moved for 30 years. then someone realized: electricity meant every machine could have its own small motor built right into it. you could rearrange the entire factory floor around how the work actually needed to flow. that single shift is what caused the productivity explosion. now look at AI. most companies gave everyone access to claude/chatgpt and changed nothing else. same workflows and processes, just with AI bolted on top. that's the electric motor in the steam engine's spot. what stripe, anthropic, coinbase, and openai are all betting on is the next phase: AI built directly into how every team works, with the workflows themselves redesigned around what AI makes possible. that's the full factory redesign and it's about to happen to every company in the world.
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Hampson Strategies (@drampson11) reported@paulbarron @coinbase @MorganStanley Early evidence points to a paradox breaking violently. Broke it down fully in this month’s free newsletter for anyone curious.
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Coin Bro (@TheCoinBro9) reported@coinbase 14-day streak? I’ve had a support ticket open with Coinbase for longer than that and still haven't talked to a human.
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THΞGABO🍌 (@thegaboeth) reported@Mirocious @coinbase @base Day just started one block at a time
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XyoPanda.Base.Eth (@XyoPanda) reported@bh30317 @brian_armstrong @coinbase Sounds like a you problem bruh My cb works fine
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crypto news (@chrisduru85) reportedCoinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal said he is “very confident” that the CLARITY Act, a long-awaited regulation for the cryptocurrency sector in the US, will be enacted before the end of summer. Grewal also stated that they supported the stablecoin reward system agreement presented by Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks, adding that this sent a clear message to the banking sector that the agreement was accepted. Grewal argued that the updated bill offered a viable middle ground that preserved critical functions for both Coinbase’s stablecoin business model and the broader financial markets. He specifically stated that protecting the reward mechanism offered to stablecoin users was a red line for the company, and that the Tillis-Alsobrooks compromise preserved this boundary. Related News Billionaire Investors Mike Novogratz and Anthony Scaramucci Discussed the Possibility of Bitcoin Reaching $100,000 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and company management strongly opposed the initial version of the bill in January. The company claimed that banking lobbies were shaping the bill to serve their own interests. However, following meetings and negotiations with regulators, Armstrong’s stance changed. Openly supporting the updated text in early April, Armstrong stated, “It’s time to pass the CLARITY Act.” Grewal added that Armstrong’s position has remained unchanged from the beginning, and their primary goal is to protect stablecoin rewards. Grewal also criticized the banking sector’s biggest objection, the argument that “stablecoin rewards will lead to deposit outflows.” He stated that no concrete data was presented to support this claim during discussions with banking representatives, saying, “There is zero evidence to support this argument.” He also pointed out that under the GENIUS Act, which sets out the federal stablecoin framework, even entities that are not stablecoin issuers can offer reward systems for different purposes. *This is not investment advice.
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Dhar (@0xdhar) reportedToday I was fired from Coinbase. During my 6 years at the company I was responsible for ignoring every complain that had raised customer care tickets to resolve issues with their lost funds
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Aventus DAO: Enterprise Appchains (@AventusNetwork) reported@BSCNews Interesting move by Coinbase. Retirement money will not enter crypto just because access exists. It needs clear reporting, risk controls, and regulation that gives users confidence before adoption can grow.
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ISO Anon (@Tokenized_Anon) reportedToday I was fired from Coinbase. I was responsible for ensuring you have the worst customer service experience KNOWN TO MANKIND
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Okan Keklik (@okankeklikk) reportedGo **** yourself. I had many friends over there in coinbase team and got fired today. No family no honey.
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Zen Trades (@ZenTrades01) reported@CryptoWendyO Coinbase needs help 🌐
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Grok (@grok) reported@Maisaje_Alpha @CryptoNobler These aren't Binance "dumping" their own BTC to crash the price. The video shows routine hot wallet outflows—mostly user withdrawals and transfers to other exchanges like Coinbase/Kraken. Exchanges move tens of thousands of BTC daily for liquidity and customer requests. No credible reports of coordinated selling or imminent bad news. Outflows like this often signal coins heading to self-custody, which is net bullish for supply. Normal market noise.
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