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 |
|---|---|
| City of Humble, TX | 1 |
| Houston, TX | 1 |
| Palo Verde, Coclé | 2 |
| Manhattan, NY | 1 |
| 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 |
| Rome, Latium | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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VincentScott (@VincentSco72192) reportedLet’s create a helpful thread of Scams to avoid in Crypto “QFS” is used by scammers to get your **** “Crypto recovery experts” are actually just scammers trying to get your **** “Resecure your Coinbase account” is a scammer trying to get your **** People Please add more for awareness so people can bookmark
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Wajahat Mughal (@Wajahat) reportedNo more USDH. Coinbase 'acquires' Native Markets. So 3 HIP3 deployers have all their markets USDH denominated: - @Kinetiq_xyz - @felixprotocol - @ventuals Oh, and HIP4 outcome markets. Now I'm guessing they need to wind them down and redeploy? Seems like quite a mess. At least they're getting some grants to help fix. Good outcome for traders, I personally hated the constant back and forth with USDC/USDH. There are only 2 stablecoins, Tether and Circle. Everything else is a product.
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Ericonomic (@ericonomic) reportedHaving an extra ~$180M in annual revenue is obviously bullish. But the real bullish part is not just the number. It is Coinbase and Circle putting their weight behind Hyperliquid. USDC becoming the aligned quote asset means two of the most important regulated crypto companies are now economically and strategically incentivized to support Hyperliquid’s growth, reputation and regulatory positioning. The revenue matters, but the institutional backing may matter even more. Hyperliquid
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VincentScott (@VincentSco72192) reportedSCAM ALERT if you think Coinbase is trying to contact you about “resecuring your account” The whole thing is a scam Stop immediately and and contact their customer service
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Alucard (Rebuilt arc) (@AlucardTrades) reportedback 2 corn; fsvzo going into oversold area while price taggin 200momo on hourly within .6% range. vol compressed going through options expiries. on ****** time frames OB turning into bullish within 2.5% and 5% range. Coinbase takers almost back to net buyers (although the volume is so low compared to sells the past days). funding rates almost flat indicating neutrality. Liq grab from with sweeping the lows below and im out completely even though 200momo hourly seems broken afterwards. Wanna enter NY open flat on perps if i can. Cheers to the lovers of the game!
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OOKC (@OOKCLabs) reportedCoinbase pulled support earlier this year. Now Armstrong calls it "strong."That shift matters. When the largest crypto exchange moves from opposition to endorsement, the bill has found workable ground. Today's Senate vote is the one to watch.
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Parad0x Crew (@Parad0x_Labs) reportedThe real unlock is interoperability. Memescope-style agents, Coinbase/CDP-style x402 systems, agent marketplaces, service bots, trading bots, auction bots, and custom apps should not need separate payment logic. DNA x402 makes them speak one money language.
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Miles • ICO Expert 🦅 (@suezzllyy) reported@straightPaddie We’re aware some users are experiencing Coinbase Wallet connection issues. Please try reconnecting, clearing cache, or updating the wallet app. The team is actively investigating and updates will be shared soon.
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Marcus | Macro Strategist (@Marcus_Analyst) reported@misterrcrypto Coinbase premium dip means **** all. Real investors track their own capital, not exchange FUD.
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Dunblane HoDLer (@DunblaneHoDLer) reported📉 BTC down 3.3% from highs, Coinbase Premium in red signaling US whale sales. History shows these dips fuel rallies—institutions build quietly. $80K rebound soon? Stack now! 🚀 #Bitcoin #BTC #HODL per NewsBTC
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zkTuring.hl (@zkTuring) reported@fiege_max So to deposit withdraw on your USDH dashboard website, will it be USDC from now on? Or will we have to use Coinbase?
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Telcoiner (@MiTeslaPR) reported@steveocrypto_ Mine is from app to coinbase and to my bank. And is working
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👑£avid (@daveofficia66) reportedCrypto concept stocks generally fell, with $COIN (Coinbase) down 1.38% during the day; $HOOD (Robinhood) down 0.57% during the d
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Marcus | Macro Strategist (@Marcus_Analyst) reported@brian_armstrong Coinbase One just makes sense for heavy traders. ****, even I might switch.
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Duo Nine ⚡ YCC (@duonine) reportedOK, here's a hit piece on Hyperliquid and HYPE: - the ETF listings smell like a top - the Coinbase/Circle/USDC love story reads like a top - the constant "hyperliquid" spam reads like a cult - CME and NYSE call for regulation of HL due to market manipulation & sanctions evasion I've been in crypto long enough to know cults are one of the key red flags. The Coinbase partnership seems bullish at first, but screams red flag again (trojan horse). Hyperliquid partnering with Coinbase is like Satoshi working with the Federal Reserve to launch a token. In light of the CME and NYSE push against Hyperliquid gain in market share, it makes sense Jeff and co went to partner with Coinbase and Circle. Hyperliquid needs "protection" from the big US incumbents that dominate TradFi markets. HIP-3 launch (TradFi markets) and high volumes there may have turned them into a massive target. CME = world's leading derivatives marketplace NYSE = world's largest stock exchange Hyperliquid is not playing by the rules and drives flow away from TradFi incumbents. Did you think they'd just wait and do nothing? They will do everything to stop Hyperliquid. Which bring me back to Coinbase and friends. The USDC adoption as "native" made the USDH vote and push a disingenuous exercise. Hyperliquid seems ready to turn 180 degrees overnight, if need be, even if it goes against their ethos. A massive regulation push against them could be that trigger in the future. That's pretty bearish in my book and it's only a matter of time until you'll need to KYC on Hyperliquid at this rate. The fundamentals of HYPE seem solid at first, but I think the team has hit a ceiling in terms of growth that requires to either: 1. Comply with the big boys and enter a new league. This means letting go of the past, getting regulated, and everything that comes with that. The Coinbase / USDC deal is the first step. 2. Continue to grow without playing by the rules until the US hits the ban hammer on them and everything goes to zero. Remember, CZ from Binance went to prison for similar things. Don't think Jeff wants that. Hyperliquid did a lot right, but this is now quite a crowded trade and risks are only increasing. Mostly a consequence of their success. If you're a HYPE bag holders, I recommend exiting the cult mentality and follow contrarian views as well @duonine Don't get me wrong, I can see HYPE go to $100 later on. But a 2x is not much in crypto and the best of Hyperliquid may be behind us after this news. A lot of people also forget that the FDV of HYPE is $42 billion today. It would be $100 billion at $100/token. The owner of the NYSE, Intercontinental Exchange, has a market valuation of $88 billion (ticker is ICE) and they also do billions in stock buy backs per year. Now tell me, who's overvalued here? A TradFi exchange moving trillions or some crypto exchange without regulatory oversight. I just don't see the alpha at $50 per HYPE. Time will tell. Until then, like, share, and follow @duonine