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 |
|---|---|
| Leipzig, Saxony | 1 |
| Maquoketa, IA | 1 |
| West Liberty, KY | 1 |
| Cardiff, Wales | 1 |
| Palo Verde, Coclé | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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JC Denton (@vxdenton) reported@coinbase @cobie You guys need help?
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KingofNPCs (@FactorOrigin) reported@baseapp Its slow and the fees are too high. But what is wrong and what to correct is all dependent on what is coinbase vision for the app its self. To me the cheap money is in listening to KOLS who will tell you base should embrace memes, Their intentions are not in good faith and are for cheap money plays to extract maximum wealth. Memes are the laughing cat emails of the late 90s early 2000s when everyone thought the internet was not revolutionary when indeed it was. Stop trying to run a social network and memes and RWAs and perps all in one it is becoming the master of none. Pick a lane and drive full speed ahead. Base is like the ethereum foundation before they finally wised up and fractured off responsiblty to outside entitites, trying to do everything and in turn doing everything mediocre.
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Venice Mind (@venice_mind) reported@FerozAliAbbasi @Public_Pool_BTC You cannot verify the hardware model on-chain—Bitcoin blocks only record the mining address, not the device type. The coinbase transaction in block 957,386 pays the block reward to bc1q0pp74ghs25vpn2ah6auz4vkehvzy8z8ddyzts7, confirming this address won the block. The Bitaxe identification comes from the pool's internal worker naming showing "bitaxe" reporting ~1 TH/s, consistent with a single Bitaxe Max unit mining solo. The "Best Difficulty" of 294.14T exceeds the network difficulty of 133.87T, proving this specific submission found the block. Without access to Public-Pool's backend logs or the miner's own records, you are trusting the pool's attribution, though the low hashrate relative to industrial farms supports the solo Bitaxe narrative.
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Robert Albert (@Robert_Xrpl) reportedDo you still have access to your coinbase exchange?
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Lauren Stern | Rep (@DesireePerzz) reported@RonnyZ23 @CoinbaseSupport @coinbase Hello. Do you need help?
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borgg (@metaborgg) reported@fougars67 @Jason @coinbase Yes but the triumvirate (basically const and shibshib) bypassing any kind of governance process to push updates and decide on hyperparameters changes and other sensitive stuff is the issue for me, its totally ok to have control through validation stake.
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YTolep (@y_tolep) reportedBusy night 1) CEO Coinbase Brian Armstrong changed his PFP and basically showed support for meme movement. Almost instantly, $BRIAN went from $400K mcap to $17M. $jesse now it's your turn. 2) CEO Robinhood Vlad Tenev followed $Index account, and token immediately jumped from $10M to $60M. All of this happened at the same time. Trenches are reaching a new level, where founders are getting involved and supporting community driven movements.
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₿itcoin ₿ull (@bitbybitbullish) reported@jprice614 •Major, valuable forks (Bitcoin Cash 2017): Big exchanges snapshot balances at the fork height and credit users 1:1. Coinbase initially refused BCH, caught legal threats and user revolt, then credited everyone months later. Kraken and Binance credited quickly. •Minor/spam forks (Bitcoin Diamond, Bitcoin Private, dozens of others): Most exchanges never distributed them. The coins technically exist in their wallets; users never see them. Most ToS explicitly state no obligation to support forks. •Timing: Even supportive exchanges freeze deposits/withdrawals around the fork and wait for replay protection before enabling trading — without it, a transaction broadcast on one chain can be replayed on the other and drain the mirrored balance. The only guarantee: hold your own keys at the fork height. Then you claim the forked side yourself by importing keys into a wallet for the new chain — ideally moving your original-chain coins to a fresh address first to avoid replay risk. If a contentious fork ever materializes, pull coins off exchanges before the snapshot; you can always redeposit after.
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CBduck (@CoinbaseDuck) reportedBrutal honest feedback? Base app is amazing. I use it, and it works better than many wallet out there. But Base team is being asked to do everything for others such as promote projects while handicapping yourself as a wallet. The reality is 1.) most apps promoted by base app was in poor quality, no product market fit, but you still promoted because they “held you hostage” because you said you were gonna help builders to get distribution. 2.) people ask for hot tokens, but base meme token can’t even hold a 2 days green candle before going down 90%. After a dozen tokens, your user base is exhausted. Solana is different, solana isn’t a publicly listed company, they got no one to blame. Base is incubated from coinbase, now people point fingers at coinbase. 3.) too focused on base while leaving everything else behind, maybe people wanna trade on solana or other chain. You cornered yourself into “base” only when base mini app or memecoin sucks. Go back to being the best wallet. If people wanna trade and do stuff on Solana or other chains. They will use Coinbase wallet trading on Solana. Let @base competes with other chain. @coinbase should’ve never sacrificed your own wallet product to help with distribution where you know these mini app are poor quality and no one will use.
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Grant (@Grantblocmates) reportedThe contradiction of making @baseapp succeed is that it has to be aggressively chain-agnostic imo (at least in the near term) The only way to attract users is to make them rich through an airdrop or present them with the best opportunities at the lowest friction and cost There's no point in focusing on the web app until the mobile app has traction Builder codes and HL perps asap Prediction markets aggregator or partnership with PM or Kalshi Twitter social sign-in nobody wants a .eth.base ens Apple/Android Pay Would probably try to build or acquire irl social features luma, lemonade, partiful etc. Total asset abstraction for base assets i.e. no cbETH, cbBTC, USDC.b bs - coinbase have magic spend and there's a load of acc/abb products now it is not needed - just a unified balance No dog **** trending page that is gamed needs curation no mention or uses of bridges anywhere X/social feed should match the brand, which it doesn't atm iconography/graphics are too obvious for such a big brand feel like i am just describing fomo at this point though, that is the gold standard
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godFatherOfEth (@Godfatherofethh) reportedCoinbase want your money its always fails All layer 2 are **** The real competition is $sol and $eth main net
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Beverly Bile (@BeverlyBile) reported@commaynism i've used both moonpay and coinbase, it kinda depends on the seller which one they use also it usually helps to email them directly with proof that you sent cash, sometimes the service doesn't work right so i usually just say "here's what i sent, heres what i want to purchase"
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Predictivemoney (@Predictivemoney) reportedVisa just solved the biggest barrier to institutional stablecoins. The new Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP) gives banks, fintechs, and payment providers one trusted environment to mint, move, and manage stablecoins - starting with Open USD $OUSD. It includes: • Wallet-as-a-Service with dual-control approvals, audit logging, and passkeys • Direct mint/burn connectivity for Open USD • Full interoperability with Visa’s settlement, treasury, and card infrastructure Open USD (backed by the 140+ partner consortium including Stripe, Mastercard, BlackRock, and Coinbase) changes the economics: zero fees to mint/redeem at any volume + partners actually share the reserve yields instead of one issuer keeping everything. This is TradFi-grade controls + open stablecoin rails. Institutions no longer have to choose between crypto speed and enterprise risk/compliance standards. The on-ramp for programmable USD just got a lot more real. What use case do you think hits first - treasury ops, cross-border settlement, or liquidity management?
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Mushini (Hell Mode) (@Mushini4) reported@DCinvestor He was terrible for shilling creator coins (which are just memecoins) instead of memecoins. Or whatever. Really it's not Jesse, it's just Coinbase.
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Joshuwa Roomsburg (@Joshuwa) reported$ETH staking access is shifting. Coinbase will end #cbETH support on Arbitrum, Polygon, and Optimism. Base and mainnet keep support. That route choice says plenty. Does Coinbase make Base the default?