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 |
| Leipzig, Saxony | 1 |
| Maquoketa, IA | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® (@kurtsaltrichter) reportedCoinbase just posted its third straight quarterly loss. Revenue came in at $1.22 billion, down from $1.5 billion a year ago. The loss was $1.36 per share. Wall Street expected a loss of one cent. Bitcoin fell 14% last quarter and Ethereum dropped 25%. When prices fall, people stop trading, and trading fees are how Coinbase makes its money. Here is the lesson: Coinbase lives and dies on trading volume. Believing in crypto and owning the exchange that clears it are two very different bets. $COIN
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TraderTV Research (@ttvresearch) reported$COIN REVENUE SLUMPS YEAR-OVER-YEAR! Coinbase Global posted year-over-year declines AND fell short of estimates for both its major revenue segments! This @ttvresearch infographic breaks down the company's Q2 2026 revenue performance by segment and subcategory. @tradertvlive $SPY $QQQ @coinbase
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Morteza Yousefi | NFT Artist (@morteza_yousefy) reportedmy friend Coinbase just reported its best quarter ever — even during a bear market 👀 Q2 2026 revenue: $3.2 billion — record high driven by institutional trading. Base chain activity. Coinbase One subscriptions. and staking income retail trading volume was actually DOWN — but institutional volume was way UP this tells you exactly where crypto is in its maturity cycle: institutions are now the primary revenue driver. not retail speculation COIN stock rose on the earnings crypto stocks broadly got a lift as well — MSTR. RIOT. MARA all up in after-hours even while BTC sits at $64K — Coinbase is printing money from fees. staking. and infrastructure #Coinbase #COIN #CryptoEarnings
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Jess.py (@ldadwda) reported@MASTERBTCLTC @coinbase it wouldn't even detect the money being received, even after hitting 30+ confirmations. it's an issue I have noticed with litecoin for months and it's only getting worse. it used to at least show it as a pending transaction. now it makes it doubt for one hour+
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slaaaaaay 🦄💨✨ (@slaaaaaay496916) reported@coinbase fumbled the last four years hard- crashed exchange during peak, hacks, no customer service- trying to choke out sol in favor of base- highest fees in the space- nonstop inside sales-they dont have gensler anymore to chase off other exchanges- the trust is gone especially vs hood
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Flippa SZN (@SznFlipper) reported@coinbase coinbase be glorified atm, blockchain dey run the whole damn ****
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Telbloggram (@Telbloggram) reportedthe third consecutive quarter. 88% of net revenue came from non-Bitcoin spot trading, and subscription and service revenue accounted for 48%, significantly up from 29% two years ago (Q4 2024). The average USDC holding on Coinbase products reached a record high of $20 billion,
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Bob Burnett (@boomer_btc) reportedI’m on an airplane headed to my stepson’s wedding. I’ve responded to most of the folks that have reached out to me for help or clarification about the security of their Bitcoin. I’ll do my best to continue responding over the weekend but honestly it will be very hard for me to keep up until Tuesday. For the moment, my advice is that if you are using any ColdCard product immediately get your Bitcoin off. I know many folks aren’t comfortable using another device or wallet right now, I get it. If that is you, then worst case at least move it to an exchange; River, Swan, Bull, or even Coinbase. This should be temporary and over the next week or two, pick a longer plan - mostly likely some sort of multisig.
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Gongetit (@gonngetit) reportedHonestly **** @coinbase why are funds not immediately available 😭
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MikeWMunz (@mikewmunz) reportedCan someone show me the last time Coinbase lost coins and funds were stolen from a customer?
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rftd (@rftd09) reportedBuried in @utexocom's GitHub is a function called createUtxos, and it does something most stablecoin projects never bother explaining. It carves out colored UTXOs ahead of time so an RGB asset transfer doesn't have to wait on a wallet to prepare inputs mid transaction. Small detail. It's also the difference between a payment that clears in milliseconds and one that stalls waiting on Bitcoin's own block cadence. That detail matters because of who Utexo just partnered with. In April they integrated USDT into x402, Coinbase's payment protocol built for software agents paying software agents, no human in the loop. Kevin Leffew from Coinbase framed it as making payments a seamless part of the internet, which is the kind of line that sounds like every other partnership announcement. The SDK tells a more honest story. Async payments route through a hash pool via utexo-lsp specifically so an AI agent calling an API a thousand times an hour doesn't choke a Lightning channel doing it. Most teams building for agents are still guessing what that traffic pattern even looks like. Utexo already shipped infrastructure assuming machines transact nothing like humans do, high frequency, low value, no patience for confirmation delays. That's either the smartest bet in the stablecoin stack right now or a solution built for a market that doesn't exist yet at any real volume. I'd bet on the former, but the agent economy still has to show up before any of this code gets tested at scale.
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QVN (@QVN_QVN) reported🍿🍿🍿BTC 4H / Structure Still below Monday High. Range intact. No clean breakout.Velo Spot Delta negative. Coinbase Premium red. Bounce had weak quality.Weekly BTC Still not closed below 63.218. Final leg down not confirmed yet.10Y Yield Rising. Continues to pressure risk assets.DXY Broke lower after Japan/Korea interventions. Short-term dollar weakness.USDT Dominance Rising. Capital staying cautious.Japan + Korea Coordinated USD selling. Yen and won spiked. Carry trade risk elevated.Overall Interventions gave temporary relief. Higher timeframe structure still heavy. 🧠
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🚨 🇮🇹 Vince LaBido 🇮🇹 🚨 (@VinceLaBido) reported@grok That NAR/DAR sounds like an amazing feature! Especially since major wallet addresses holding significant amounts of Bitcoins such as Coinbase, rely ok Mk3. Why wouldn’t BTC have this recovery feature built into the protocol? Is it the same reason why BTC can only perform a paltry 5 transactions per second versus millions? What happens if many people are trying to move their BTC to a new, safe wallet addressed? Congestion?? Will some, unfortunately, lose their BTC because the protocol is simply too slow???
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daniel dabek ⛏️ (@officialdabek) reportedthey're listing stocks on @coinbase because @ethereum brought about nothing except bullshit and the world had enough of the garbage, for the crypto industry to survive we have to go back to before we let foreigners infiltrate, that's that woke kindness nonsense that made sensible thinking and blockading evil an undesirable act. We are coming back with genuine utility, and reliability
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INCITE AI (@Incite_corp) reportedbitcoin:native sits near $62.8k today, down about 3%, even as Coinbase lifts its stash to 17,311 coins worth roughly $1B. RSI around 44 means mood is cautious, not euphoric; when big buyers step in during that mood, the real impact often shows up later, not on day one. Don’t guess with your money. Ask Incite AI. Link in bio.