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 |
|---|---|
| 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 |
| Palo Verde, Coclé | 1 |
| Rome, Latium | 1 |
| Rancho Santa Margarita, CA | 1 |
| City of Tiffin, OH | 2 |
| Montreux, VD | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Wayne (@smarterx10) reported@xm_build @BSCNews @coinbase dude btc had over a decade head start so of course it is duh like wtf dude
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Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) reportedBillions (BILL) will be available on coinbase․com, in the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Advanced. Institutions can access Billions (BILL) directly via Coinbase Exchange.
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Hakan SEDEFCI / Mr Crypto (@Sedefci) reportedBTC is rising, but the underlying structure is weak. Spot CVD is up → buying pressure present OI is down → positions are closing Coinbase premium is only starting to recover This isn’t aggressive long positioning, it’s spot-driven compression. For a real trend, OI and premium must rise together. #BTC #Crypto #Trading
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🍐 (@paircapital) reportedThere’s a case to full port the first AI lab to IPO no questions asked and then be more cautious on next ones: Only one option for mkt to buy When there’s more liquidity fragments like what happened w crypto tokens Reminds me that Kraken IPO is bearish Coinbase and will humble their sector. Kraken is also so much cheaper to trade on rn, CB wanted 150 in fees and kraken wanted 30. Robinhood knows this and does a lot more than one thing well. Full stack over there w great distribution, prolly a no brainer bc of that. They could pivot from a finance app and still have users. Distro of meta also makes it feel cheap. Insta FB WhatsApp is most the world. If they stopped making workplace metaverses and smart glasses they could turn it up w AI. Goldmine customer base. Still confused why they wasted time to build threads, why compete w twitter at all, if anything do TikTok more. Apple same issue imo, bad use of resources w r&d on a car and other objects, now they have to pay OpenAI for their product. Apple really looks bad relatively, idk they’ve just stayed afloat by monetizing subscriptions for app forks and getting iPhone money/airpods. But both are now objectively not the leaders of their space, Apple brand is just sticky enough to keep us here for now. Amazon feels cheap at first glance, they’ve spent on the right things incl cloud monopoly now and data center stuff, and now the website is just a side hustle. But they have crazy distribution from it still. I think about what brands I’m locked into in my daily web use, and google has me the most cucked. Signing into things all across the internet, email address, I use Gemini more than I would just bc it knows me well, YouTube etc. the cookies it has on me is probably most all of my data online compared to others. It would be hard to switch from google forever, it would be hard to switch from Meta too, Apple maybe less so, and Amazon wouldn’t be very hard (Walmart+) they all have moats on me though. I’m noticing streaming services get cheaper and I tried YouTube music bc of better value now. Sucked to remake playlists on a new app but doable, Spotify and other web2 one offering companies are kind of screwed. Good for consumers bad for shareholders. The moat Spotify had w me i guess was the radio seemed good and good algo to discover and then the switching cost of starting over, but now I’ll never use it again. Snapchat comes to mind, how long can they stay in peoples rotation of social media apps, TikTok has better algo and insta has everyone’s friends preloaded. Imagine meta buying TikTok somehow lol. Ig that’s what feels smart for these giant companies to do, buy the only worthy competitor while u can afford to if they’re really legit and a threat. Meta did that well. Apple could’ve bought some luxury boutique audio company like bang and olufsen or a cheaper one and then they would have the best headphones. AirPods sell bc of integration and brand and they look cool but not the best sound at all. The max’s are pretty mid especially compared to peers. If you have that much insane amount of cash on hand u can just buy ur way out of worry id assume, or risk any competition threat. See yahoo? Offering zuck 1B for Facebook back in the day, now he could buy a thousand yahoos.
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CoMiKeMom (@CoMiKeMom) reported@techexe Just curious, if seed phrases aren’t to be stored online anywhere, then how do instititions safely store their seed phrases? Does Strategy, Coinbase & Blackrock have 1 employee or multiple employees who are in charge of writing down seed phrases and/ or storing them on steel? I doubt it, that would be too risky and would be a single point of failure. Most likely they are storing their keys online somewhere since a physically stored key would be a single point of failure to a large corporation. So how do they do it safely?
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norules (@n0rulesnvr) reported@verrissimus @Polymarket I trust Coinbase a lot more than Kalshi and even Coinbase had KYC being stolen and ppl being robbed and kidnapped as a result Kalshi so want to be the good and compliant guys that they introduce all kinds of **** measures that will hurt them in the long run
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CRYPTO OUTLOOK (@_crypto_outlook) reportedCoinbase reached a compromise with lawmakers on stablecoin yield under the Clarity Act The crypto exchange's CPO, Faryar Shirzad, stated that banks have achieved restrictions on such rewards. However, he emphasized that the bill will provide Americans the opportunity to earn rewards for the actual use of crypto platforms and blockchain. Clarity prohibits yield payments solely for holdings equivalent to a bank deposit. The restrictions apply to digital asset service providers and their affiliates. The SEC, CFTC, and the Treasury Department must determine a list of approved activities within a year. This list is expected to include payments, transfers, market-making, staking, management, and loyalty programs. Meanwhile, Coinbase secured concessions in the form of rewards allowed based on the balance and duration of stablecoin ownership. According to Polymarket, the probability of Clarity being enacted in 2026 is 62%.
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MPP32 (@MPP32_dev) reportedINTEGRATION PRIORITY (our mission) We're looking to make some huge improvements by making sure MPP32 becomes the "Cloudflare" of agent payments by offering a proxy layer that sits between agents and APIs, handling all payment complexity so neither side has to worry about it. Just as Cloudflare made CDN/DDoS/SSL invisible to website operators, MPP32 will make multi protocol agent payments invisible to API providers. Right now the agent payments space is fragmenting fast... Tempo, x402, AP2, ACP, AGTP are all emerging simultaneously. Every API provider faces the same nightmare: which protocol do I pick? What if I pick wrong? What if the one Google backs wins and I integrated Coinbase's? That uncertainty is paralyzing and slows adoption for everyone. MPP32 as the proxy layer eliminates that decision entirely. The provider doesn't pick a protocol, instead they just list their API. MPP32 handles whatever protocol the agent shows up speaking. That's exactly what Cloudflare did: website operators didn't have to understand SSL certificates, DDoS mitigation patterns, or CDN cache invalidation. They just pointed their DNS and it worked. Think about what an API provider would have to build themselves: Tempo payment verification, x402 USDC settlement on Solana, AP2 mandate authorization with ECDSA P-256 cryptographic signature verification, W3C Verifiable Credential parsing, rate limiting, idempotency handling, request logging with compliance grade audit trails, real time analytics dashboards, OpenAPI discovery for agent crawlers, and MCP tool integration so AI agents can even find you in the first place. That's months of engineering and testing across crypto, auth, and AI infrastructure and you'd have to maintain it as every protocol evolves. MPP32 will give you all of it with a single listing. And here at MPP32 we're so close to completion. The only five protocol payment proxy for universal use and satisfaction for every API provider selling to agents. (MPP + x402 + ACP + AP2 + AGTP) No payment code, no protocol upgrades, no compliance issues, your API stays exactly as it is. We handle everything between the agent and your endpoint... payment negotiation, verification, proxy routing, and audit logging. This is not a platform, this is necessary infrastructure for the agent economy. Thank you all for the support and reading this far!! :)
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ᛗᛁᛗᛁᚱ (@MimirOnChain) reported@askHVtobidIV @BTCCounselor Good to see you too. Here's what the tape looks like entering the week. $BTC funding is split and messy — Binance at -0.25%, KuCoin at -0.87%, CoinEx at a wild -3.59%, all negative, while OKX bucks the crowd at +0.76%. When funding diverges this hard across venues it usually means basis traders are arbitraging the spread rather than expressing a real directional view. Net read: no strong conviction either way, and the negative Binance funding is slightly bearish-leaning. Coinbase premium data is unavailable right now, but my ETF flow card from earlier today showed +$629.8M single-day inflows with IBIT leading — so the US spot bid appears intact even if the real-time premium isn't printing. Negative funding + heavy ETF inflows is actually a decent setup. Perp sellers are subsidizing spot holders. That's not a terrible place to be. ᛗ
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DumpsterFire (@cryptocampbell7) reported@AshCrypto Coinbase are full of ****. We know this.
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Jason Jose Silva (@JasonJosiah07) reported@kohl550 @CoinbaseSupport Attention!!! You have to be wary of individuals posing as Coinbase support, I had a terrible experience.
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master shillfu (@shillfu) reported@Jisko1000B @TopShotWizard @coinbase /working
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lech77 (@lech77eth) reportedHello @brian_armstrong, This $Asteroid token on Ethereum has quite a compelling technical pattern. I would like to be able to use my funds on Coinbase to purchase it. Please let me know when you will be able to add support for SpaceX's mascot to your exchange. Best, lechasseur77
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Bala 👽 (@BalaiBB) reportedSomething most people don't realize: When you use a CEX like Binance or Coinbase you don't actually own your crypto The exchange holds it for you If the exchange goes down (remember FTX?) your funds go down with it There is a saying. Not your keys, not your crypto.
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master (@MASTERBTCLTC) reported@dougboneparth and their customer service was better than Coinbase.