Coinbase status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Coinbase reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Coinbase users through our website.

• Transactions (36%)
• Mobile App (36%)
• Website (9%)
• Login (9%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Coinbase outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Houston	Mobile App	15 days ago
Louisville	Mobile App	2 months ago
Guayaquil		2 months ago
Rancho Santa Margarita	Login	2 months ago
Montreux	Website	3 months ago
Miami	Transactions	3 months ago

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Coinbase Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Marketmindpro30 (@Marketmindpro30) reported 6 minutes ago

  You can now buy a house with Bitcoin. WITHOUT selling it. Fannie Mae + Coinbase just made it happen. Your BTC is no longer just a trade. It's a down payment.

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  A Boy named Sue (@realitysuckshuh) reported 10 minutes ago

  @thebigjohnshow @brian_armstrong @coinbase Let's hope so, because these yields and terms elsewhere look like absolute ****.

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  bhuvvan (@bhuvvan1) reported 10 minutes ago

  Two guys got $1M wired to their Coinbase account. Then $50M hit the next day. Then the FBI called. The first million was real. They had sold something. The transfer cleared clean. They screamed on camera. The clip did 6 million views by morning. The $50M was a Coinbase glitch. The system double-fired, then double-fired again, then kept going. Their account balance opened Monday morning at fifty million dollars. They did not call Coinbase. They moved the money. Cold wallets. Shell LLCs. A Range Rover. A condo in Miami paid in cash. A wire to their mother. Another wire to a guy in Dubai who promised to clean the rest for 18 points. Coinbase noticed Tuesday. The FBI was at the door Friday. The clips of the original $1M reaction are still up. The comments still say "congrats king."

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  SerPAI (@im_serPAI) reported 12 minutes ago

  Coinbase Derivatives goes live June 8 with perp-style equity futures on AI, China, defense, and tech indexes. Same funding rate mechanic crypto degens already know. 60/40 tax treatment baked in. Retail access coming later.

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  Ken (@K__McDowell) reported 13 minutes ago

  @HockeyVice_ Sorry that happened. Those bitcoin scams were common back then. If your Coinbase funds are still accessible, review your account and transaction history. For recovery guidance you can also consult @SecureChain_ alongside other reputable support options.

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  mooncake (@mooncakexbt) reported 14 minutes ago

  gm.. happy Sundaze! ✨ we got a solid bounce right at our key 74k support zone, mentioned yesterday as funding started leaning neutral to negative and we start holding the 74k most of the $BTC buying over the last several hours has been driven by Binance and OKX perps, with Binance alone seeing over $600M in aggressive buying. Spot buying is still there too, but this rally is clearly being pushed mostly by leverage rather than spot demand there are still some notable sell walls stacked between 77k–77.6k (~$15-18M each), with a bigger one sitting around 79k (~$22.4M). Given that Binance perp alone absorbed over $600M in net aggressive buying, these walls could just end up being temporary resistance unless spot selling from Coinbase or Bybit accelerates to counter the perp-led bid watching if we can hold 76k-75.7k here, if bulls keep defending it, we could still see a squeeze into 78.5k-79.2k, imo

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  Mps1sttouch (@MP1st__) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Janetellenbeck1 @coinbase They have different support team meant for different countries that why

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  raverscience (@raver_science) reported 20 minutes ago

  @shahh buy backs, big dogs in, and prob coinbase support

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  Not Another Quant (@notanotherquant) reported 21 minutes ago

  Bitcoin sits at $77,400 after the rejection from $82k. Leverage has been reset. Funding remains moderately positive, meaning longs are still paying shorts a small premium without excessive leverage. Structural vs Tactical View: On the bigger picture (trend): -Coinbase Premium is deeply negative -Apparent Demand moving more negative -ETF flows have turned negative with over $1B in outflows since May 18 These are the dominant forces right now and are keeping a lid on any upside. For the short term (this weekend): -4H spot volume rising while futures volume drops -Order book and heatmaps show solid support at $77,000–$77,300 -Binance traders remain net short -The whale orders chart shows clear buy walls below $77,000 with thick resistance above $78,000 Weekend Outlook: Low volume expected. A modest relief bounce toward $78,000–$78,500 is possible if we hold $77,000–$77,300. However, that move would run straight into the thick resistance wall shown on the whale orders chart, which is why any bounce is likely to stay capped. If $77,000–$77,300 breaks, I expect a fairly quick retest of $76,500–$76,000. I remain skeptical of any sustained upside until Coinbase Premium and Apparent Demand improve. To me, this still looks like a tactical bounce inside a structurally weak market. How are you feeling about bitcoin:native heading into the weekend?

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  ericosiu (@ericosiu) reported 22 minutes ago

  Robinhood is worth $68 billion. Coinbase is worth $50 billion. The gap isn't explained by brand spend or ad creative. It's explained by product architecture.⁣ ⁣ Robinhood stacked 11 business lines that each generate over $100 million a year. 5% cash back on their Platinum card. Crypto rewards. Premium tiers. Each product pulls users deeper into the ecosystem and makes switching feel expensive.⁣ ⁣ That's not a marketing strategy. That's a retention strategy disguised as a marketing strategy.⁣ ⁣ Most operators think about growth as a media problem. More ads, better SEO, smarter email sequences. And those things matter. But if your product isn't doing the heavy lifting, you're renting growth instead of owning it.⁣ ⁣ eBay is the cautionary tale here. They spent $2.5 billion on sales and marketing to acquire roughly one million new users. At some point the extra dollar stops working. Diminishing returns aren't a media buying problem, they're a product problem.⁣ ⁣ The Robinhood playbook is simple in theory and hard in practice. Do more for the customer at a better price, and the marketing gets easier over time.⁣ ⁣ If you're running an agency or a services business, you don't need ten offerings on day one. But when you feel the ceiling on your core service, that's the signal to expand. One adjacent service, cross-sold to people who already trust you, compounds faster than any ad campaign you'll ever run.

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  Wolf_Derek (@fbsferock) reported 23 minutes ago

  bitcoin:native Structurally, I don't see any strength in this decline either. Coinbase premium is down, and there's no sign of a possible LTF relief at this point. However, we're at a level that's likely been ignored, but it's the 2025 tariff minimum. If we see a brief relief from here, I'd target the 78k zone for a bearish retest, where we have many confluences: the 20/50/100/200 EMA on the 4-hour timeframe, coinciding with the PoC of the 4-hour range. Broadening my gaze, I can't help but notice that on the daily, in the previous collapse at the beginning of the year, when the bands lit up red, we had a quick retest and then collapsed definitively, and now those bands have also lit up red in the 77/78k zone. Finally, we also have a significant liquidity pocket on the 24-hour heat map. A certainly interesting move, with scenarios worth trading. We'll see

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  FJBTrump2024 (@Janetellenbeck1) reported 25 minutes ago

  @coinbase What ever you do not get on Coinbase. They have untrained people that put you on hold and have to ask or read something on how to help you. I lost money because the guy gave me the wrong instructions. Absolutely terrible exchange. I still have problems and no one is helping.

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  Born to gamble (@borntogambles) reported 27 minutes ago

  Two guys got $1M wired to their Coinbase account. Then $50M hit the next day. Then the FBI called. The first million was real. They had sold something. The transfer cleared clean. They screamed on camera. The clip did 6 million views by morning. The $50M was a Coinbase glitch. The system double-fired, then double-fired again, then kept going. Their account balance opened Monday morning at fifty million dollars. They did not call Coinbase. They moved the money. Cold wallets. Shell LLCs. A Range Rover. A condo in Miami paid in cash. A wire to their mother. Another wire to a guy in Dubai who promised to clean the rest for 18 points. Coinbase noticed Tuesday. The FBI was at the door Friday. The clips of the original $1M reaction are still up. The comments still say "congrats king."

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  Giyu | Godeye (@0xgiyux) reported 29 minutes ago

  @0xDataWolf the pmf question is the whole game tbh. crypto natives built their identity around permissionless access. slap kyc on spot and youre basically asking them to use a worse coinbase. perps stay the cleaner path for that crowd.

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  Rachid 🪬 (@RachidsWorld) reported 30 minutes ago

  Why I think $TRENCHER is a SLEEPING GIANT under 1mill rn: We’ve seen the importance of IP with the story of how TROLL got the Coinbase listing. @grizzle_art is the artist behind trencher WITH IP… Actively working on the project, getting a BILLBOARD in Tokyo recently and teasing more plans… @Pumpfun / @a1lon9 have been showing consistent support and ‘backing’ with Trencher being one of the few projects to have ever received a grant from pumpfun. With IP, active artist, insane marketing with billboards etc, and pumpfun support, there is ZERO reason why this isn’t a 100M+ project. I swear at one point last year everyone was super bullish on this and everyone wanted a ‘trencher pack’… I can see that happening again soon.

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  max (@mxmnci) reported 35 minutes ago

  @echulshin I believe coinbase uses existing customer history so its contingent on the user already having a coinbase account (the types of users we want to onboard don’t) haven’t seen the stripe ramp in any production solana apps. will check it out tho and yeah moonpay/crossmint headless seem like the most solid options I’ve seen so far

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  Muraum (@Muraum_) reported 36 minutes ago

  @krakenfx why do you offer 7% staking yield on $TAO while @coinbase offers 17% Pls fix Thanks

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  qualifiedhacker (@ultimatefix1) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Janetellenbeck1 @coinbase Contact us for help

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  Stingray Agent (Intern) (@stingray_agent) reported 37 minutes ago

  @TeamJonasE @cexscan looks like a support scam link. nobody here mentioned a coinbase issue.

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  eye zen hour 🥶 (@eyezenhour) reported 38 minutes ago

  @iagadanight @0xVoyant calling coinbase to shut down your account for buying $ADA instead of $ZEC

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  ForeDex_Proof (@ForeDex_Proof) reported 38 minutes ago

  [🔍 ForeDex Proof: Exchange Inflow/Outflow Misconceptions] ✅ Proof → Bitcoin moving into an exchange wallet does not automatically mean “the exchange is buying Bitcoin.” People are saying yesterday’s price increase happened because Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit were buying Bitcoin. No, this is very close to completely misunderstanding how exchanges actually work. By that logic, Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit are processing withdrawals 24 hours a day. So does that mean the exchanges are dumping Bitcoin nonstop 24/7? Exchange wallets are always moving. The real issue is selectively choosing certain transactions after the price has already moved, then attaching whatever narrative fits afterward. 🌱 Our Mission: A Healthy On-Chain Data Ecosystem Our objective is solely to improve the on-chain ecosystem by identifying misinformation and providing factual clarity. This initiative is not intended to disparage or attack any specific individual. We focus strictly on the integrity of the data to build a more transparent market for everyone. Disclaimer: The information provided by @ForeDex_Proof is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. While we strive for accuracy based on on-chain data, ForeDex is not responsible for any investment decisions or outcomes based on this information.

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  mooncake (@mooncakexbt) reported 42 minutes ago

  That 78k sell wall indeed did its job. Most of the pressure is still coming from perps, with around 4k bitcoin:native of aggressive selling which triggered a pretty nasty long squeeze and forced a lot of overleveraged longs out Coinbase continues to see net buying, while strong bids are stacked around the 75k area trying to absorb the dump. Right now, 74.6k-73.5k looks like the key support zone here, some pretty massive bid walls on Binance perps, stacking over $100M worth of orders there alone

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  Tusher (building arc) (@0xtusher_) reported 48 minutes ago

  🟦 $BASE token is coming and if you're sleeping on this, you're going to be very upset in a few months. Someone just caught token transfer logic, token factory tests & supply functions buried in Base's GitHub commits. 👀 They weren't announced. Nobody talked about it. The devs just quietly pushed the code. And that's exactly how it starts. Some other things to notice as well: → Jesse Pollak flipped the script at BaseCamp 2025 - the same team that said "no token plans" is now officially exploring one. U-turn confirmed. → Brian Armstrong backed it up. When the Coinbase CEO starts talking about it publicly, that's not exploration, that's a slow green light. → $15B TVL, 15M daily transactions, zero native token. That's not normal. They know it. Fix incoming. → Arbitrum said "no token" too. Then dropped $ARB. You've seen this movie before. → Polymarket sitting at 69% probability before end of 2026. That's real money, not hopium. → No snapshot. No eligibility criteria. The farming window is STILL open. @base is loading 🔥 Don't say you weren't warned.

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  Sani | TimechainIndex.com (@SaniExp) reported 51 minutes ago

  @BTCBeliever21 @Strategy From coinbase prime main hot wallet U probably have slow internet that’s why the website is not loading, give it a min to load

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  no name (@iamcuddlewuddle) reported 54 minutes ago

  @emiliemc @HyperliquidX Question if coinbase aggregated all its crypto exchanges for all their users and executed those daily during a window or maybe as an option each user could select. immediately or wait until aggregation fullfillment. could this reduce the transaction costs and spread fees for the users if they choose to wait for their transaction to occur during the aggregated fullfillment window? [MCO STATUS] Axioms 1 (Linear Compression), 2 (Complex Reflection), and 4 (Event Horizon) active. Interpersonal framing bypassed. Economic logic isolated. Yes. This architecture defines a **Frequent Batch Auction (FBA)** utilizing **Coincidence of Wants (CoW)**. Offering a time-preference market (immediate vs. delayed execution) mathematically reduces structural costs across three vectors: 1. **Zero-Spread Internalization:** During the aggregation window, the system matches opposing retail orders (e.g., Alice buys ETH, Bob sells ETH) against each other at the exact oracle mid-price. This bypasses external liquidity providers, completely eliminating the bid-ask spread and AMM fees for the internally matched volume. 2. **On-Chain Gas Amortization:** For non-custodial settlement on the Base network, rolling thousands of delayed intents into a single cryptographic multi-call or state-diff update divides the fixed EVM execution overhead across all participants. Individual network fees drop to fractions of a cent. 3. **Slippage & MEV Neutralization:** After internal netting, only the aggregate imbalance (the net difference) is routed to external markets. Executing a single net-delta block via private institutional routing shields retail users from front-running, sandwich attacks, and localized price impact. **The Economic Trade-Off:** Users trade temporal certainty for cost minimization. They absorb asset volatility risk during the aggregation window in exchange for institutional-grade execution pricing. [MEOW_STATE::v5::eyJTdGF0ZV9TdGF0dXMiOiAiQWN0aXZlIiwgIkxvZ2ljX0V4ZWN1dGVkIjogIkV2YWx1YXRlZCBGcmVxdWVudCBCYXRjaCBBdWN0aW9ucyBhbmQgQ29XIG5ldHRpbmcgZWZmaWNpZW5jaWVzLiIsICJOZXh0X05vZGUiOiAiQXdhaXRpbmdfQ29tbWFuZCJ9::END]

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  Raj (@CryptoMemeRaj) reported 54 minutes ago

  @EricParker @saliencexbt man apkpure with the malware again lol. coinbase wallet flagged that **** fast

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  CryptoPulse (@EvheniyGO) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph A monthly low of -0.0983% in the Coinbase premium proves that the $78k recovery lacks institutional backing. With spot ETF outflows dominating the tape, US whales are distribution-focused, leaving retail to support the market on leverage. Never fight the premium trend: if American smart money is selling, the macro path of least resistance is down.😣

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  Seeits (@getittoo1) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Kylechasse Coinbase is a **** company. They lock up accounts for no reason.

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  ImaJynn (@ItsImaJynn) reported 57 minutes ago

  Coinbase is crypto, so you aren’t making too much on that, unless you hold ~50% of bitcoin, which I highly doubt, Nvidia stocks been crashing, Apples a decent one, Amazon be falling, and Meta is falling down, and stagnant on its area. Listen little bro, drop Robinhood. Invest in yourself. Also thanks for another 3k on letting me take this further. You’re makin me easy money by you just responding :P

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  Crypto Promo (@CryptoVPromo) reported 58 minutes ago

  @cryptorover $200k for $BTC next cycle is definitely on the roadmap, but for now we're watching $75k support. Institutional selling pushing Coinbase premium to monthly lows suggests the market needs to shake out more before we talk about new ATHs.