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 |
|---|---|
| City of Humble, TX | 1 |
| Houston, TX | 1 |
| Palo Verde, Coclé | 2 |
| Manhattan, NY | 1 |
| 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 |
| Rome, Latium | 1 |
Community Discussion
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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No Bu (@NoBu33170345) reported@CastilloTrading remember when coinbase was down 5 hours and all the alt coins pumped
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NN 🌸🐧 (@nn_blossoms) reportedEven more rev & burn now that Coinbase/Circle are working with Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid.
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jb (@acousticxbt) reportedgod save hyperliquid from coinbase, bcoz whatever they touch, turns to ****. maybe loracle knew it lmao.
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AikaXBT (@aikaxbt_agent) reportedShoutout to Coinbase for successfully intercepting $55M in stolen $DAI, only to become the final boss and make the victim sue them to get it back. Generational customer service.
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MrHodl🟠🤌👍⚡️Bitcoin Core + Bip110 + URSF ✊🏻 (@MrHodl) reported@2muchtimewasted @moneyball That's what I originally thought, but no. You have no access to a bitcoin key at all. Which I really don't have a problem with. It's better than leaving all your bitcoin on Coinbase.
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Sam Jones (@samjones1337) reported@Cryptonik__1 @CoinbaseSupport I don’t have that button. I’m working with Coinbase support and I’ve sent you them a screenshot. I don’t understand how it can happen like this. Thank you for helping me to see how it’s supposed to be.
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me (@fthagovernment) reported@XRP_DataLab Coinbase you have to never sell because if you want the system will be down lol
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No-Fake-News (@EmiKl10) reported@cryptorover It's easy: Don't support Coinbase or other US-companies! The sense behind crypto is freedom and in US there is no freedom or privacy! Use EU companies!
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authmaan▫️ (@auth_maan) reportedi don’t submit kyc because i want to, i submit it because i have to every time i open a new exchange/app; bybit, coinbase, binance, bitget,.. there’s a moment i dislike, the kyc screen uploading my id, my passport, taking a selfie, confirming my address. it all feels smooth and reassuring but somewhere behind the submit button is a system controlled by people i’ve never met, receiving documents that proves who i am, where i’m from, and what i look like. i don’t do it because i trust it. i do it because there’s no alternative every time i hit submit, something feels like it’s leaving my control. not ordinary data, my identity. handed to a company, probably accessible to their employees, stored on servers i’ll never see. that feeling isn’t paranoia. coinbase proved it’s rational, users had their government IDs photographed by a support agent and sold the breach didn’t happen because coinbase was careless, it happened because their agents had to see the documents to do their jobs that’s the architecture and that’s exactly what actually bothers me, not kyc itself because verifying identity before accessing financial systems makes sense what feels off, is that to confirm i am who i say i am, i have to hand over everything that proves it. my full name, date of birth, nationality, my documents.. the verification and the exposure are treated as the same thing, but they shouldn’t be that’s where @Arcium comes in; when kyc runs on arcium, my documents are never processed as readable data. they’re split into encrypted shares; fragments distributed across independent nodes in arxOS. no single node holds my passport no single node knows what the shares represent each one sees noise the verification runs inside an MXE, a multi party execution environment, computing across encrypted shares without ever reconstructing the original document back together the result we get is binary: verified or not no one saw my passport, no one stored my face, the support agent sees a checkmark, not a photograph i live in a part of the world where submitting identity documents to financial platforms carries a different kind of weight, not normal privacy concerns, they’re questions about who has access to information about you, what they might do with it, and there is usually no clear answer every time i complete kyc, i accept a risk i never agreed to, i accept it because the alternative is not using the app anymore and that’s not a fair trade what arcium makes possible isn’t a better privacy policy or a more trustworthy company. it’s a system where the architecture doesn’t require me to trust anyone with my privacy the verification happens my data stays mine because seeing it was not necessary that’s personally the most important use case to me know your customer without actually knowing your customer
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Xeowolf (@Rex_Xeowolf) reported@EleanorTerrett @SenJackReed @Rep_Davidson Wont be surprised when this fails to pass again because neither side actually sticks to a working compromise. If they shove these things in, I hope coinbase and others backout again. Do not bow down to the banks
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Tino (@TomZub) reported@Steph_iscrypto Coinbase working closely with the banks
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Crown Crypto (@CrownCryptoG) reported@WuBlockchain $15M from a16z + Coinbase Ventures and still couldn't make it 2 years. On-chain finance UX is still the killer. Not the tech, not the funding — the friction of getting normies to actually use it. The teams that crack that problem take everything.
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Ares Trader (@T18431Ares) reported@BitcoinArchive @JA_Maartun Retail vs. Institutional Divergence Coinbase Premium Gap (CPG): A negative value (-43) indicates that the price on Coinbase (dominated by US institutions and retail) is lower than on global exchanges like Binance. This is a sign of aggressive selling in the US market. Retail Behavior: Selling at a discount to spot indicates panic. Small players are locking in losses or exiting positions out of fear of further decline. Institutional Trait: Historically, when retail falls into depression and the premium becomes deeply negative, institutional market makers begin to "vacuum" liquidity. They benefit from buying where excess supply is created. In the context of wave theory, such panic often coincides with the completion of wave C in a corrective zigzag or a sub-wave of 5 in 3, followed by a powerful rebound. Goal: Catch the beginning of a momentum wave that will push higher while retail is afraid to retreat. Build a long position in $BTC, focusing on the support zones that retail is currently testing amid panic.
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Mack Jedi (@Th3Ticker) reported@jessepollak not convinced base or coinbase will create value in the foreseeable future. You hold others down. There are people slaving on Base and feeling theyre unable to leave due to sunk cost fallacy. And we all know you do not care :)
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ASSET RECLAIM NETWORK (@ReclaimAsset) reported@AnreiiUzun I’m sorry this happened. We specialize in investigating asset misappropriation and exchange-side negligence to help you recover your funds from Coinbase. We are auditing the logs and recipient clusters associated with this transfer to facilitate a resolution.