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 |
|---|---|
| Paris, Île-de-France | 1 |
| Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Chao Zheng (@ChaosBioVC) reported@brian_armstrong Love holding stablecoin on coinbase and earning 3.5%. I wish there are more banking service from coinbase.
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Ark Invest Tracker (@ArkkDaily) reportedCOINBASE $COIN CEO BRIAN ARMSTRONG SAYS AI COULD HELP CURE AGING He thinks the biggest application of AI may be giving people more healthy years: - Armstrong says AI will eventually help cure cancer and could play a major role in extending lifespan - He saw aging as an underfunded problem compared to areas like brain-machine interfaces, space, and fusion - His goal with New Limit is to tackle the next doubling of life expectancy through cell reprogramming and epigenetic reprogramming
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Gryvoxx (@Gryvoxx) reported@gtwist50 Brother thats a COINBASE wallet. It Doesn't work on pumpfun. Ask chatgpt if you confused. But longer you take, lower your chances of making a lot. And listening to the folks tryna help you, we know our game.
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Joe Bidens Son (@joebidenjunior1) reported@GMONEYPEPE @coinbase You’re a moron. It’s a state law, not coinbase issue.
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Michelle ₿ Kirby $XRP💎 (@MichelleKirby9_) reported@janvalek Coinbase’s BTC ownership check uses a small-deposit “Satoshi test”; message signing is generally for supported EVM assets, not BTC. So the Ledger signing error is expected for BTC. Are you seeing the Satoshi-test option in Coinbase?
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QVN (@QVN_QVN) reportedAugust closed with a leverage bounce, not a spot one. USDT.D flushed from 8.6% to 6.8%, then stalled on the 0.65. Risk-on got aggressive and stopped. Spot CVD finished red. Futures CVD finished green. Coinbase premium stayed negative. Friday wasn’t just Warsh. $6.4B in options expired 6 hours before he spoke. That packed the vol, then the hawkish tone did the rest. September starts boxed and two-sided. Historically the weakest month for BTC. Last two years were the exception. Brandt is still long the breakout. Cowen still leaves room for one more leg down in Q4. Same window. Different bets. First real test this month is Friday jobs.
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The Silver Ram (@TheSilverRam) reported@StarPunkOG Dude, look what just happened to Coldcard. Why can’t Coinbase get hacked? There’s always either counterparty risk or self-custody risk of any asset with value. If confiscation or financial repression is a legitimate risk, you diversify where you store. For most people investing chump change, this isn’t even a problem. It’s a Mad Hatter thought experiment with a bullshit marketing campaign about fake sovereignty. If it’s confined to its own network and cannot leave it, you do not own it and that’s a final fact. Because the network itself becomes the potential straitjacket. And over time the likelihood of the network confining the movement of the asset is SKY HIGH.
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Matt | Mustby.eth (@mustby) reportedCoinbase mortgages seem to be a big deal to me... Option 1) Sell crypto to use as a home down payment (paying taxes) Option 2) Borrow against crypto to use as a down payment (not paying taxes)
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Ansem 🐂🀄️ (@blknoiz06) reported@Fiskantes like both chains, but will give a bullish rh thesis for sake of the Q • clear identity of the chain, RWAs + memes, as stated repeatedly by top down leadership, & RH experience as retail's main venue for trading stocks + history of doge in 2020/21 being main place it was traded - gives devs direction for what to build • teams have reported direct support from leadership + fast integrations w main Robinhood app • timing of most EVM devs & ETH whales missing onchain speculation season last cycle, so sidelined capital + intellectual capital willing to bid & build new things • coinbase userbase already mainly crypto power users, robinhood userbase mainly stocks speculators who are very rich rn bc of individual stocks performance past few years • core RH userbase very familiar w options & 0dtes so already have willingness for high risk instruments • solana was already the "new hot thing" in 2023 when base launched & SOL holders were experiencing massive wealth effect from SOL rerating higher in real time, there is currently not another "new hot thing" that RH is competing with
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Anthony Bower (@s12ocg) reportedCould you please secure your account immediately by changing your password and contacting Coinbase Support through the official app or website so the account can be reviewed for unauthorized activity?
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Yorgos (@yorgosntrahas) reported24/7 is already coming to the primary market. nasdaq goes 23 hours a day, 5 days a week from december 6. sunday 9pm ET through friday 8pm, one hour pause. and nasdaq already said the 9:30-4 session still sets the official price. we already have tokenized stocks trading when nasdaq is closed. ondo, xstocks, bstocks, coinbase on base. transfer volume jumped to $29.5b last month and the whole market is only ~$2.5b outstanding. that tells you most of it is movement, not deep books. so when the primary is shut there is no real gain. the book thins out. price still comes from nasdaq. the primary exchange always leads. tokenized assets will keep doing one useful job. help people who dont have a brokerage account and only have a crypto wallet. thats the product. not a new iphone.
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Levi Steel (@LeviSteel39) reported@brian_armstrong @Coinbase Your Resolution Notice blames Axelar's network maintenance for my 28-day delay. Your own earlier letter admitted it was an internal routing error. A public company changing its story to avoid a legitimate claim is not a resolution.
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zore (@itszore) reported@AgentChud robinhood = the most user friendly trading app probably to ever exist coinbase = even seasoned ct ppl want to blow their heads smooth off using it god forbid u need customer service for something
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Cheeky Crypto (@CheekyCrypto) reported$32 XRP price target... here's what you need to know A $32 XRP sell wall sounds bullish, but the whale data tells a more complicated story. More than 231 million XRP reportedly left Binance in a single day while large sell orders appeared as high as $15 on Binance and $32 on Coinbase. We break down what those sell walls actually mean, why they are not guaranteed price targets, and how whale withdrawals could affect immediately available exchange supply. XRP still has a much closer battle to win around $1.51–$1.55, with $1.54 highlighted as a key resistance area. We examine whale inflows and outflows, XRP ETF inflows, the recent rally and the evidence investors should watch before treating $32 as anything more than distant sell liquidity. Subscribe for more in-depth crypto breakdowns. #XRP #CryptoNews 00:00 XRP $32 sell wall explained 01:14 What XRP whale activity really shows 02:08 XRP rally and pullback 02:54 231 million XRP leaves Binance 03:37 Binance and Coinbase whale sell walls 04:54 What XRP exchange withdrawals mean 06:30 1.451 billion XRP whale inflows 08:37 Why $32 XRP is not a price target 11:03 XRP $1.54 resistance becomes critical 12:24 Why near-term XRP levels matter 13:21 XRP ETF inflows add demand 14:29 XRP signals investors should watch 15:08 What the whale data means for XRP 17:00 XRP $32 sell wall versus $1.54 18:50 XRP outlook and next steps
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rftd (@rftd09) reportedCoinbase owns a stake in Circle and has spent years pushing USDC as the compliant alternative to Tether's stablecoin. That same Coinbase built x402, and in April they integrated it with @utexocom to move USDT for agent payments, publicly, with their own Kevin Leffew commenting on the launch. That's a strange pairing if you think about it for more than a headline. Coinbase makes real revenue from USDC adoption and has spent years positioning it as the more transparent, audited choice against Tether's history of opacity. Building infrastructure that makes USDT faster and more private on Bitcoin doesn't obviously help that campaign, it hands Tether a new distribution channel through Coinbase's own protocol. Two explanations make sense here. Either x402 is genuinely asset agnostic and Coinbase doesn't care which stablecoin moves through it as long as agent payments adopt the standard broadly, or USDT's dominant liquidity was too large to exclude even from a protocol built by USDC's biggest backer. I'd bet on the second one. Neutral infrastructure sounds nice in a press release, but Coinbase rarely builds something without an angle that benefits Coinbase specifically, and USDT volume through x402 still means fees flowing through rails Coinbase controls either way.