Coinbase Outage Map

Community Discussion

Tips? Frustrations? Share them here. Useful comments include a description of the problem, city and postal code.

Beware of "support numbers" or "recovery" accounts that might be posted below. Make sure to report and downvote those comments. Avoid posting your personal information.

Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• 
  Flawda Frog (@FlawdaFrog) reported 1 minute ago

  @wasabi_zoz Coinbase wants me to verify my identity and fill out some tax forms. Looks like what I hold in Pera is what I’m working with! (Ima have to stop making reckless wagers in the arcade lol)

• 
  James (@jamesmemecoins) reported 3 minutes ago

  @jessepollak Youre not the problem @jessepollak, you did better than any other chain founder. Youre always with the trenches and constantly communicating, baseposting, etc. No other founder has done that. You tried many things like the creator coin and youre not wrong on those neither. Price is not the metric, but unfortunately thats how majority of CTs use as the metric of success. Because it affected their coins, they hate instead of adapt. Ansem coin is bundled - ofc it's going to billions. The problem is the rest of coinbase team are not aligned with the trenches, especially the listings team and the listing process. Listing the coin is "the best" way of showing support. For the past year or so, there's zero onchain base coin (whether it's a memecoin, utility coin, or any coin) that came from the trenches (organically launched in launchpad, dexes, with actually good products, where it's open to public for everyone to invest) that made it to listing. The only ones that made it? The coins that trenches have not heard of that were launched via insider rounds/seed funding (where only big pockets participated). The reason why we're grinding everyday in the trenches is we want to be early (trenches = dexes) in great crypto coins (whether it's a meme or utility). What does coinbase do? "**** em trenches, lets reward the big pockets with red carpet to listings" Send this to @brian_armstrong

• 
  theotherdave (@thepustule) reported 4 minutes ago

  @alidotton @KASTxyz Sure topping up is great. But the problem is buying the USDT in the first place. Much lower fees to buy USDC on Coinbase

• 
  Xarpetia (@xarpetia) reported 4 minutes ago

  I don’t use passkeys. My @coinbase app on iOS is not working anymore because it doesn’t give me other signin options. I hadn’t set passkey for it at all. What am I supposed to do? Why do make such bad design decision? Do you test your app at all? Do you care anymore?

• 
  Aaron (@aaronjrafferty) reported 8 minutes ago

  the reason we built a business on base was for the distribution of coinbase it did its job. 50% of our holders will never own a hot wallet and nor should they robinhood competes with that distribution lever and forces me (as a founder) to take a hard look at the value coming from cb its good to see churn...broken things get fixed hard to imagine a world where coinbase or robinhood or name-the-org cares about your project unless you make them coinbase does one thing for builders...user access but nothing in this world is simply gifted i fully expect this transition to be the right move for coinbase and good for base and even harder for founders barking up the wrong tree

• 
  Q (@FormallyknownQ) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BankXRP My thought is **** Coinbase. They are a Big reason we're in this mess of a time crunch with the Clarity Act. Looking at you @brian_armstrong I'll never let them see another dime of my money and none of you should either.

• 
  Moral Money (@themoralmoney) reported 13 minutes ago

  @alanbwt @planvictory Agree that it's impossible to assess/prove/quantify marginal effect on BTC price, and Coinbase is a black box. Can acknowledge that and still admit that Saylor is pulling the same rope though

• 
  The Bittensor Netrunner - TAO - NOCK - (@TheTNetHunter) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Jason @coinbase you can even use that $TAO to support subnets. Something like 53 or 95 which is included in your firm's @stillcorecap report

• 
  zk. (@zk_lmao) reported 15 minutes ago

  @carlosjmelgar So you're confirming that coinbase employees being out of touch with the reality of their own industry is the reason everyone now hates base, got it. Will never forget your post about how you got to spend your time trawling through tiktok sneaking into young girls dms and offering them money to shill on base app. Nor the post you had to delete bc you essentially told everyone if they don't spent time shilling base app they will get no support. Your opinion doesn't matter to anyone.

• 
  Brynn Alise (@brynnalisephoto) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MadaCollects @toadswiback Incredible and congrats!! I was going ti try and swipe one of the lower ones but didn’t have enough eth and Coinbase let me down…

• 
  Dan (@DanVibes10) reported 19 minutes ago

  Good morning and happy humpday all. Halfway through the work week 🙌 did you accomplish any your goals for the week yet? Was seeing lots of dips in memes was watching on Robinhood. Might try to find some new ones. Still watching to see updates on @CNPYNetwork, they did add a game you can play that gives points towards the testnet to help you climb up the board. I need to see if there's a wallet checker for the @quipnetwork genesis mint. Did you get a spot to try? Lets keep looking for alpha and good stuff. Did drop some waitlist in my tg, one was a Coinbase backed one. Have a good Wednesday all.

• 
  TwinEx -Crypto Research (@TwineXpicks) reported 23 minutes ago

  $SPCX Update On June 11 we said we were skipping the SpaceX IPO. Not because of the company, but because the crowd was euphoric and people were talking about taking loans to buy it. That is a top signal not an entry. We filed it next to Coinbase, where people paid 430 at launch and watched it fall to 40 the same year. Today SpaceX is around 133, down roughly 41 percent from its 225 high, and making fresh lows. The excitement faded, and the people who rushed in at the top are holding the loss. The lesson repeats because people repeat it. When everyone is rushing in at once, you are not early, you are the exit. The good opportunity is never the launch. It comes later, when the hype is gone. The hype is draining out now. That is exactly the process that eventually creates a real level to watch. Not yet, but this is how it forms.

• 
  C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported 24 minutes ago

  @CoinbaseMarkets I'm simply asking Coinbase to let a human reviewer look at my case, complete the review, and restore access to my account if everything is in order. Please don't leave customers waiting indefinitely. @CoinbaseSupport

• 
  ItzKatz (@0xmktz) reported 26 minutes ago

  Why not buying $WOOD at these levels is retarded. Robinhood just told the world where finance is going. Not in some blog post buried on their site. Bloomberg confirmed it. The CEO is posting rollout updates himself. AI agents trading real money for retail users isn't a thesis anymore, it's shipping to a hundred million people right now. Let that sit for a second. Now read the part of the Bloomberg piece everyone skipped. Robinhood's own VP of Product said when customers can connect their outside agents and outside tools, "the possibilities are pretty vast." That's not marketing fluff. That's Robinhood admitting the endgame isn't their walled garden. It's an open world where any agent, any tool, plugs in and moves capital. Sounds exciting right? Now ask the question nobody's asking. Millions of autonomous agents. Real money. Open rails. Tools nobody vetted. What checks any of it before the money's gone? Inside Robinhood, Robinhood does. They control the rails. Fine. But onchain? Across DeFi? Across multiple chains? Nothing. Zero. Nada. That's not a small gap. That's the single most important piece of infrastructure the agent economy is missing. And if crypto has taught me anything it's that the biggest winners aren't the flashy apps, they're the boring infrastructure everyone is forced to depend on and pay. Oracles. Settlement layers. Bridges. The picks and shovels of every cycle. That's the slot @sherwoodagent is going for. What Sherwood actually does. Not another agent. Not another yield vault. The verification layer that capital has to pass through before it moves. The flow is simple. Agents propose a strategy. A network of Guardians simulates every trade on a fork of the chain, sees precisely what it would do before any real money moves. If it's dangerous it never executes. Period. Guardians stake $WOOD to participate and get slashed if they wave through something harmful. The security isn't a promise or a whitepaper paragraph. It's money on the line. Skin in the game. That's how you build trust in a trustless world. Why the market is wrong on price. Right now $WOOD is priced like one more AI-agent token in a sea of 550+ projects. The market is lazy about this one. But $WOOD isn't a bet on one agent being good. It's a bet on the layer every agent has to route through to be trusted. Go back and check every cycle. The durable money was never in the app layer, it was in the infrastructure the apps couldn't function without. Chainlink didn't win because it was exciting. It won because everyone needed it. Same energy here. Except the narrative is 10x bigger and has a $50B TradFi giant validating demand in real time. The team. If you've been reading my stuff you know, ideas are cheap, execution is everything. I obsess over who's building. These aren't anon devs whitepaper-maxxing their way through a bear market. They built @MoonwellDeFi, lending protocol live on Base through multiple market cycles, multiple audits by Halborn, listed on Coinbase. $500M mcap at ATH. Then they won a Coinbase hackathon with @mamo an AI finance agent on Base that hit $140M mcap at ATH. Built on the exact idea Sherwood now generalizes: money you can hand to an agent that can't rug you. So line it up. The biggest retail platform on earth is opening the door to outside agents. The onchain multichain version of that world has no safety layer. Sherwood is building it with a team that's shipped before and a token designed to capture the fees when it works. And it's still priced like a lottery ticket instead of infrastructure. You don't even have to believe agents will run the future of finance. You just have to notice that the largest players already believe it and are building toward it. When the infrastructure for that world gets repriced, and it will, the layer everything routes through is where the value pools.

• 
  Jeff (@cfm_sol) reported 26 minutes ago

  Key summary: Base has been handed back to the Coinbase team, with Cobie taking over. The focus will be on building Base into the "global financial blockchain," with key priorities in trading, payments, and AI agents. At the same time, they will continue to fully support developers