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 | 2 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Daily Stack 🥞 (@DailyStackHQ) reportedSpaceX's Bitcoin Wallets Woke Up. Here's Why It Matters. For six months, SpaceX's Bitcoin addresses sat completely still. This week, that changed. A handful of small transfers moved through wallets linked to Elon Musk's spaceflight company, and the timing is interesting, because it comes right as SpaceX joins the Nasdaq 100. Let's break down what's actually going on. The reserve is bigger than anyone thought Most people assumed SpaceX was sitting on 8,285 BTC after trimming its position back in 2022. Then the IPO prospectus dropped in May, and revealed the real number: 18,712 BTC on the balance sheet. Arkham Intelligence estimates SpaceX originally accumulated around 28,000 BTC back in early 2021. That's a meaningful stack for a company that just joined Tesla and Strategy as the third Nasdaq 100 member holding Bitcoin. But context matters After the IPO and a bond sale, SpaceX is now sitting on roughly $100B in cash. The Bitcoin position, worth billions, is still a small piece of a much bigger balance sheet. This isn't a company betting the house on BTC. It's a company that made an early allocation and never fully let go. So what happened this week? On Tuesday, a few dollars' worth of Bitcoin moved out of an address linked to Coinbase Prime Custody. Two more small transfers followed shortly after. Arkham Intelligence's read: this has all the markings of a test transaction, a small trial run companies do before moving larger amounts, often for reasons like: → Wallet maintenance or consolidation → Migrating to new addresses → Verifying custody infrastructure → Testing transaction paths before a bigger buy, sell, or transfer Is this a sell signal? Maybe. Maybe not. One detail argues against it: the funds didn't move to an exchange hot wallet, they moved to an address already known to belong to SpaceX. That's not what you'd typically expect right before a sale. We've actually seen this movie before. Almost exactly a year ago, SpaceX shifted 1,308 BTC and the internet immediately called it a sell-off. Turned out to be nothing more than an internal transfer. The most likely explanation Given the pattern, this looks like routine wallet housekeeping or a structural check, not the start of a liquidation. And two days later, still no follow-up activity, which leans toward "verification," not "unwind." Bottom line: SpaceX's Bitcoin position just became active again after months of silence, right as the company steps onto the Nasdaq 100 stage. Nothing here confirms a sale, but it's exactly the kind of on-chain signal worth watching closely over the coming weeks. We'll keep tracking the wallets. 👀
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Let’sGrooow (@HereWeGrooow) reported$wLUNA I believe this evidence is relevant to the issues currently before the 2nd Circuit, particularly the alleged misrepresentations concerning WLUNA, its technical operation, and the representations made to Coinbase customers regarding its relationship to LUNA.
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Raji || Web3 Adoption Writer (@RajiWritesWeb3) reportedCoinbase is one of the world's largest crypto companies that built its own blockchain. Not to compete with Ethereum, but to make Ethereum 10x more usable. It launched in 2023. Within 3 months it had more daily transactions than Ethereum itself. Here's the story of @base and what it means for the future of Web3 In August 2023, Coinbase launched Base, its own Layer 2 blockchain built on the OP Stack. The announcement sent shockwaves through Web3. Not because a new blockchain had launched dozens launch every year, but because of who built it and why. Coinbase has 110 million verified users. More than the entire population of Egypt. When they build a blockchain, they are not building for crypto natives. They are building a bridge for 110 million people who already have accounts but haven't touched DeFi yet. That's a different kind of scale entirely. Base launched with transaction fees under $0.01. Compared to Ethereum's average of $5–15 per transaction at that time. For the first time, micro-transactions in Web3 actually made financial sense. Tipping someone $0.50. Buying a $2 digital item. Sending $5 to a friend. Things that were economically impossible on Ethereum mainnet became trivially cheap on Base. The developer response was immediate. Within weeks of launch, hundreds of protocols deployed on Base. @friendtech a social app where you could buy shares in people, launched on Base and did $50 million in volume in its first week. Onchain Summer, a Coinbase campaign brought artists, musicians, and creators to mint NFTs on Base for free. A new ecosystem was being born in real time. By October 2023, just two months after launch, Base was processing more daily transactions than Ethereum mainnet. Not more value, More transactions. Meaning more individual humans were using Base daily than Ethereum's main chain. A Layer 2 had overtaken its own parent chain in activity. That had never happened before. What Base represents isn't just a faster, cheaper blockchain. It's proof that mainstream adoption of Web3 will come through Layer 2s not through Ethereum mainnet. The highway was always going to be too expensive for everyday use. The express lanes are where the people are. And the developers building on those express lanes right now? They are building for the next billion users. Raji
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C O L E E N ♡ 彡 (@coolsgp19) reported@coinbase No access to my account for a month now. Help me understand specifically why its over a month now and still no update “we will update you” is no longer acceptable. Can I access my account now?Please?😫
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Gray (@G_Money8888) reportedSo @vladtenev Im not sure if you are aware of this but if cash-cat:native ends up full sending to 200 million plus levels over the span of the next 24-48 hours that will basically cause a domino efffect and full sends all the other solid memes on your chain one of them being $wishbone imo It really is that simple embrace the traders on your chain help giga send some memes and everyone and their grandmother will be bringing to @RobinhoodCrypto Fade your opportunity and well @coinbase can tell you what happens.
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CYBER RECOVERY🏅 (@Cyber_Guardian3) reportedI offer fraud reversal servicea. If you have recently fallen victim to a scam, Inadvertently transferring funds to an incorrect account, drained wallet, Coinbase scam, I can provide transaction tracing and recovery support to ensure a comprehensive refund of your losses
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Gareth Jenkinson (@gazza_jenks) reported@blockchainchick The security budget conundrum. Not sure I’ve heard a convincing answer to this yet and it might well become a big issue far sooner than in +100 years when coinbase tx nets 0
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Inux (@0xInux) reportedthe lever isn't the $1m dev fund - that's a rounding error. it's a $100b profitable parent that can route $307b in customer assets into its own dexs, as the issuer taking the spread. base/coinbase distribution model, not a mercenary L2.
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Matthew Joe (@MatthewJoe33) reported@DKricheff @brian_armstrong Upfront release fees are the hallmark of an advance-fee recovery scam. Real protocols like Coinbase or Morpho never charge laundering fees to release funds. I'd suggest you file a report on this to @TimothyperdueE to help you audit the tx routing to trace where that money went.
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Doug Dimmadome (@tallhatdoug) reported@tempstat @L4UR3N7 @underclass21 i asked how they paid for the VPS specifically to gauge how safe they were. still, crypto alone is not enough: if you are paying for a VPS to roll your own VPN, without an existing VPN or private connection (bit of a catch 22, innit?), now the provider has your home IP address regardless of your payment methodology. withdrawing from coinbase to "pay with crypto" or any other centralized provider is also cooked out the gate. basically if you can't be 100% anonymous and pay with monero, it's a larp privacy service anyways.
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Bors (@Borseyy) reported@fukupapers @coinbase @cryptocom Bullish *** ****
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businessman.eth (@businessmaneth) reported@BSC2098 Yes. 70% of supply locked up. Early B20 and first token on the coinbase backed B20 launchpad. It will be volatile but could def pump more than this other garbage being peddled.
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just an alien (@recoverndegen) reported@world_xyz WOW! this should speed up finality and make things run smooth as possible. Why not coinbase, it never has down time or issues and it is so fast?
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Volodymyr Pavlenko (@mindinpanic) reported@Reuters prediction markets on Coinbase going down is the last thing that sector needs right now. trust is fragile enough as is
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Ghost_DE (@ghost_deu7) reported@coinbase What is Wrong with your transaction ? It says 7 hours wtf