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 |
|---|---|
| Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine | 1 |
| Leipzig, Saxony | 1 |
| Maquoketa, IA | 1 |
| West Liberty, KY | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Zahirr 🍥 (@Zahirrvk) reported🚨 CLARITY Act heating up! Coinbase CEO: “Status quo not working.” White House pushing. Briefing industry leaders right now. America leads in crypto or loses the race? This is the Web3 moment we’ve been waiting for. Will it pass? 👇 #CLARITYAct #Crypto #Web3
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nizzy (@nizzyabi) reportedistg @coinbase has the worst customer support in the world, i’ve been trying to transfer my crypto for 3 weeks now and each time they said they’d handle an issue i’m facing, still nothing.
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zk. (@zk_lmao) reported@MLeeJr This has been a theme for much longer than since the brian coin nonsense as well. It's something I think many people felt on some level but perhaps couldn't quite articulate, or were afraid to bc they wanted base to embrace what they were doing - not with direct support like people keep saying, just by not so blatantly biasing towards their own investments at the expense of everything else bc that drives the users away. Brian shitting on everyone was just catalyst that finally got most of them to speak up. But there's obviously a seriously problem with the loudest voices being perceived as the average sentiment. So the influencers crying about losing money drowns out the real problem in much the same way as when certain people try to gaslight everyone else that everything is great on base and you should just pull your boostraps up and find better pmf. PMF with what market? The sycophants and team scared all of the users away bc they throw off the vibes and no one wants to bridge lmao. There's certainly zero diversity of thought left on base anymore, so it's very telling that even the remaining maxis are speaking out against it. I think it's an expression of frustration from long standing base users that what brian did is yet another instance of what coinbase/base has done continuously, and they know it's going to result in even fewer people wanting to embrace base. At a certain point who's actually left to participate?
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Markets Alpha (@MarketsAlpha) reportedDid Multicoin Capital (@multicoin) just start selling HYPE? Yesterday, Multicoin requested to unstake almost 2M HYPE ($120M) and deposited 530k HYPE ($31.8M) into Coinbase. HYPE immediately dropped more than 3%, and several accounts claimed that Multicoin had sold those tokens and would likely sell the remaining 2M HYPE ($120M) once the unstaking process was complete. We analyzed the onchain activity to understand what is actually happening. The main lead is a group of four clusters that appear to belong to Multicoin and follow nearly identical patterns. 1) The first cluster, which supposedly “sold” 395k HYPE ($23.7M), is linked to 0xaB319403E72C5e97c65ef70031bab8827efc5297 This cluster bought 600k HYPE ($36M) from Galaxy roughly five months ago (image 1). Yesterday, it requested to unstake 210k HYPE ($12.6M), while the remaining 395k HYPE ($23.7M) ended up in this Coinbase Prime hot wallet 0x7e43ed8765e708E5c40Eb7d2f6eE9BdAE0Ff0E8B. 2) A second cluster follows a very similar pattern 0xCa292baAb13A6B97fC83bB142e689440Fd0812b8 It bought 740k HYPE ($44.4M) from Galaxy OTC four to five months ago (image 2). It later deposited 212k HYPE ($12.72M) into Coinbase Prime through 0xF6FdC24Ba91f2D46264C1ac5ffD9B7cE6627dDD6. The cluster still holds another 423k liquid HYPE ($25.38M). 3) A third cluster shows the same pattern 0xAB73C6A90E1BEdFD2169255A03EF79e3Db9F121A It received 539k HYPE ($32.34M) from Galaxy OTC four to five months ago. This attribution is particularly strong because the wallet later sent 500k HYPE ($30M) to the address Grayscale used to receive the HYPE related to its ETF seeding (image 3). 4) A fourth cluster did the same 0x6CD6D02d5Db383564Ddddd75F939f5b81971833F It received 540k HYPE ($32.4M) from Galaxy four to five months ago and later sent 500k HYPE ($30M) to the same Grayscale ETF related address (image 4). All four clusters share multiple connections and nearly identical funding patterns. This appears to confirm three things: 1/ Multicoin seeded the Grayscale ETF with 1M HYPE ($60M), which is likely locked for some time 2/Multicoin still holds more than 600k liquid HYPE ($36M) onchain and held another 600k HYPE ($36M) after requesting the recent unstaking that already sent to Coinbase Prime 3/ Most of the HYPE sent to Coinbase Prime appears to remain in fresh wallets rather than being immediately sold, suggesting that Coinbase Prime may just currently be custodying the assets If this interpretation is correct, the most likely outcome is that the nearly 2M HYPE ($120M) currently being unstaked will also be sent to Coinbase Prime once available. That raises the key question: if Multicoin intended to sell, why did they request to unstake almost 2M HYPE ($120M) before selling the more than 600k liquid HYPE ($36M) they already controlled? One possible explanation is that Multicoin is not selling. It may simply be moving the HYPE into Coinbase Prime to break the visible links between its known wallets before staking the HYPE again. We will know soon enough. If the unstaked HYPE is once again sent to Coinbase Prime and remains in fresh wallets, it would strongly support this hypothesis. Addresses holding liquid HYPE Deposited into Coinbase Prime: 0x1083a685A10eeA52147D94B2Fb4d94283f0adCD3 395k HYPE ($23.7M) 0x15002884d934005A579DB0440f345EA550f8c9Dd 212k HYPE ($12.72M) Still held onchain: 0x7190989B1B40Ac067CE251c959A8C665a43574b8 54k HYPE ($3.24M) 0x6CD6D02d5Db383564Ddddd75F939f5b81971833F 56k HYPE ($3.36M) 0xCa292baAb13A6B97fC83bB142e689440Fd0812b8 424k HYPE ($25.44M) 0xAB73C6A90E1BEdFD2169255A03EF79e3Db9F121A 77k HYPE ($4.62M)
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The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) reported"If Taylor Swift had said I'm going to start selling time bifurcated access to my tweets, I don't think we'd be like, ahh, but a Taylor Swift tweet can move markets" John D'Agostino, Head of Strategy at Coinbase Institutional, on why it's time to talk about tiered access to market moving posts "So maybe it's time we had a conversation about this, because this is the first time in my life, 10 years ago, someone writing something on their phone could not move markets, now it can" "Exchanges bifurcate data, Jane Street gets better access than you or me, and there's a reason for that, they provide liquidity, they provide a value added service" "People intuitively understand if you go to a store and spend $10,000 and get a discount, you can't expect it if you spend five. Nobody thinks that's unfair. So I think it's just time to have this conversation"
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DeclassifiedOps (@DeclassifiedOps) reportedWait you can buy $ANSEM on coinbase? wtf. @blknoiz06 this true?
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▓ ⧉》 P̸ǐ̸X̴ê̷Ľ̸ 《⧉▓ (@noyaphuckinbiz) reported@jessepollak @base @coinbase You should be working in getting your customers to stop pulling their funds from coin base You’ll have the the loudest echo in a empty room
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Fred Velez (@Fredvelezcrypto) reportedMaybe we aren’t bullish enough on the next crypto bull run. Not because Bitcoin is guaranteed to hit some ridiculous price. Because the potential pool of buyers is becoming larger than ever before. During the last cycle, retail had to go looking for crypto. They had to find an exchange, understand wallets, protect a seed phrase, buy ETH, bridge funds and navigate an unfamiliar ecosystem. Next cycle, crypto will already be inside the apps they use. Telegram is bringing self-custody into an ecosystem with more than a billion users. Robinhood is placing stocks, crypto and onchain finance on the same rails. Coinbase and Base are working toward tokenized equities and easier onchain accounts. Millions of people may buy their first onchain asset without even thinking of themselves as “crypto users.” The market is quiet. But the doors are being built now. And when risk-on returns, far more people may be able to walk through them. Maybe we aren’t bullish enough.
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lil mal (@basedlilmal) reported@Beez0223 @coinbase could never solve a problem that quickly
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Don Manning (@DonManning1) reported@TomCrown Coinbase will be screwed since like all of their support is offshore
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E (@NonNobisDomine8) reported@CoinbasePredict Is there an outage on the Coinbase prediction platform? I’m trying to trade, but it’s not allowing me to do so.
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Wilson (@Wilsonpablo108) reported@ChemistDeFi @coinbase Crypto is racing to fix wallet security issues rapidly now.
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BitFuturist (@BitFuturist) reported@DataChaz @apify @coinbase This will be very useful as have been working on base network lately
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More Bears (@MoreBearsNFT_) reportedyou keep looking for the scam on Solana. it is not a scam. it is a toll road, and every lane is owned by the same handful of people. your trade gets sequenced by Jito, one company running the block engine on 95% of the chain, funded on the record by Alameda. an independent researcher measured 529,000 SOL a year pulled from users by sandwiches on that client. this month Jito opened its own trading venue and put the plan in the launch copy: "coming for Coinbase and Binance." the coin you are trading was minted on pumpfun, whose lead investor is 6thMan. 6thMan also backs Bullpen, the influencer's app, alongside the two co-founders of Solana themselves. and the influencer's self named token? a rival VC who says he "literally seeded Jito" announced he bought it, to 299,000 people. when you complain, they point to the DAO. Jupiter suspended its DAO the moment a vote went against the team. BonkDAO's treasury was bought outright for $4 million. the vote was never yours. the sequencer, the launchpad, the app, the token, the venue, the governance. all tracing to one short list of funds and founders, most of them wired back to FTX. you were never trading against the market. you were trading against the landlord, on a road he built, paying a toll at every lane.
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semi-normal | french ctv (@crypto_0ptimist) reported@jonatack @_pretyflaco @OrangeSurfBTC I know when i first downloaded a bitcoin wallet, i was confused because it kept trying to show me different "account numbers"... and i thought it was broken. I switched to coinbase wallet which always showed me the same one.