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 |
|---|---|
| Paris, Île-de-France | 1 |
| Le Taillan-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Riddick763 (@Riddick76365454) reported@blackwidowbtc Anyone else have problems with Coinbase not letting you withdraw coins?
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halt 🩸 (@halt_addicted) reported@stephenjohnii @coinbase What error message are you seeing when the verification fails?
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luchix (@lira_braccio) reportedWild that Coinbase, Block & BitGo are basically begging AI labs to let their security teams use the same tools hackers already jailbreak daily 🚨 Guardrails only work if they don't cripple the defenders. Am I wrong? #crypto
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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️ (@RonSwanonson) reported@GaryCardone @SeismicSats You’re admitting that you have a little bit more to learn about bitcoin and I respect that The problem with your thesis is that you have no idea how many wallets I own whether they are KYC or not etc. You still think of bitcoin as buying it on Coinbase and sending it to a hardware wallet
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𝐕𝖆𝖑𝖊𝖓𝖙𝖎𝖓𝖔~❍𝖓𝖈𝖍𝖆𝖎𝖓.𓄀 (@0nchainconnect) reported🚨 ɪ ᴛʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛ ᴍʏ ᴍᴏɴᴇʏ ᴡᴀꜱ ɢᴏɴᴇ. 💀 For a moment, I genuinely thought I’d been hacked. Then I realized… the problem wasn’t my money. I had just discovered a completely different way money could work. 👀 Meet @flipcash a digital cash app built on Solana that’s trying to make digital money feel as simple as physical cash.💸 So, what makes it different ? 🔹Self-custodial: You stay in control of your funds.💰 🔹 Create digital currencies: Users can create their own currencies on-chain and use them like digital cash.🪙 🔹Fast transfers: Built on Solana for quick, low-cost transactions.⚡ 🔹Simple payments: You can send money by simply pointing your phone camera at another person instead of exchanging usernames or long wallet addresses.📱 🔹 Guest checkout: It also supports digital-asset purchases through Coinbase Guest Checkout, with options like Apple Pay and Google Pay.🛒 The bigger idea is simple: ➣ Make crypto feel less like crypto. ➣ No complicated interfaces. No unnecessary friction. ➣ Just digital money that feels as easy to use as cash.💸 And honestly… I think this is worth watching. 👀 ꜰʟɪᴘᴄᴀꜱʜ is available on the App Store and Google Play.🛒 Would you actually use digital cash like this ? ✨
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ScarcityMan 🚀 BIP-110 (@ScarcityMan) reported💯 This from the Mechanic. Bitcoiners: stop suggesting that we try something like BIP-110 again only this time with even more %%%... This is completely unhelpful. It's just cope and failure to accept what has been clearly demonstrated. I get it, this ******* sucks. I'm with you. But where I'm not with you, is in REPEATING the same mistakes we've already made. The only way a failure remains a failure is when you fail to learn from it. How long did it take to get 15-20% of the network running Knots? About a year and a half? How many more years do you think we have, all the while, the chain being spammed into oblivion, Saylor, Fink, and others buying all the influencers and making backroom deals with the miners? Paper bitcoin filling the marketplace, the culture deciding that bitcoin is whatever-the-code-lets-us-do from script kiddies and 15-year old hackers who never learned anything about economics and don't care. There's no guarantee we'd ever get a critical mass, it would take us years just to find out, and then we'd fail AGAIN because it doesn't MATTER. The %%% of Knots usage is IRRELEVANT. If you think we can BIP again on the captured chain, you have completely failed to understand what just happened. BIP-110 did NOT fail because of the numbers. If failed because the mining pools 51% attacked the network and went their own way. NO amount of nodes can prevent this. It is a hash problem. Yes, nodes are needed to relay and validate the blocks, but mining pools and a few corporations can run what they need for this. They don't need many if almost the entire bitcoin economy supports it (Coinbase, Blackrock, Strategy, a few others maybe) and anyone who thinks bitcoin = Nakamoto consensus will fall in line. Most of the world doesn't care about centralization of the network. We literally just saw that play out. Daily, there are idiots on X, from influencers, to suitcoiners, to perennial Core supporters arguing vehemently that everything is fine. The CORE/CAPTURE chain is DONE. I know this hurts. I feel it too. But do what you need to do to accept it, and then get back to work on what actually has a chance: the hard fork.
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J A (@JA30360705) reported@CoinbaseMarkets Am I the only one that thinks it’s crazy to be adding new assets to the roadmap while literally almost every coin listed on coinbase is on its way to 0 ? Or being delisted, just as bad. Go open almost any coin chart and they’re all down -95% . 20 month bear market as well so far
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Untamed Adam 🐺 (@adamagb) reported@ihascorndog To be clear, I don't mean Fidelity's Crypto service which I don't trust or having someone hold actual BTC for me, which is also risky I mean Fidelity's stock brokerage and buying stock BTC ETFs like IBIT If someone leaked a list of Fidelity brokerage users who own crypto ETFs, scammers would get 0 benefit from that Holder can't actually transfer anything to them unless they sold to cash and did a bank transfer which would take a week and can be blocked or reimbursed later anyway But having Coinbase custody BTC means guy with wrench can force you to send it to them directly with no recourse
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Leah (@Leah_pg18) reported@AlanHeycock Had the same ‘failed to switch chain’ error earlier this week with Coinbase Wallet. Sorted it by fully closing the app, clearing the cache, then reconnecting and manually selecting the correct network before trying the restake again. If it’s still stuck after that, try it on desktop rather than mobile - worked straight away for me once I switched.
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jprince.sol (@redacted_j) reported@gizmothegizzer I think your product is especially interesting from a pmf perspective. You've got two groups - crypto people and normal people. It's like that classic question of what did it take to get a chain that could beat ETH? Something 10x better. Well, to get someone to stop using trad bonds and go to the trouble of: 1. Opening a Coinbase 2. KYCing 3. Figuring out what a hot wallet is and setting it up 4. Storing the hot wallet key on a post it in their vault in their house 5. Connecting to your website with the hot wallet and not some scam site by accident 6. Moving money from Coinbase to the Hot wallet and finally to USD* 7. Not thinking about the Ledger version of this: 7a. Ledger decides the version of ledger you bought is out of date, declares it null and void, and you need to buy another and re-set it up. You may have a superior yield to a bond, but only by 2x. Convincing my Dad to go to crypto took promises of 10x back in 2021 on BTC and SOL and on at least one of those I was right. That's why your marketing doesn't work for normies. For crypto OGs, it's the inverse problem. They are already here and have access to higher yield, higher risk options that sometimes have high dopamine events associated with them (like pack rips) and are not naturally interested in at-rest, low risk investing strategies. They aren't REALLY your demographic, you are quite literally selling lipstick to men. So how do you market something only 2x better to normal people when getting their money to you is like 5x harder than opening a Roth IRA? Focus on the pipeline - build that product instead. Maybe you already have, I haven't visited the USD* site in awhile, I'm just thinking out of my *** here. Moonpay kind of does this well, but getting approved by them is tough and you are doing stablecoin stuff but if you can get that working you'll have lowered friction significantly. It isn't really about the rate of return, I think it's about the friction. If you can't be 10x better, then make the friction go from 5x to 1.5x.
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gwho (@markjos34853064) reported@shahh If the narrative seems just too good it’s a scam. Don’t **** with anything to do with Coinbase or Brian Armstrong narrative.
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Ethiopian Blockchain Week (@EthioBW) reportedWHEN A "DEAD" ALTCOIN SURGES 600% VOLUME JUST TO FLEE TO BASE In classic crypto fashion, Moonriver (MOVR) dropped over 20% after Binance slapped it with a risk monitoring tag for delisting. But instead of going quietly into the night, panic-trading shot its 24-hour volume up by an insane 600% while the team scrambles to migrate the entire token off its dying layer-1 network and onto Coinbase's Base chain. Nothing highlights the absurdity of Web3 quite like a token dumping double digits while trading activity explodes simply because holders are frantically trying to figure out which blockchain their bags are moving to next. It's the digital equivalent of burning the house down while simultaneously trying to remodel the kitchen.
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Parker (@TheOtherParker_) reported@beaniemaxi I get scam calls from Coinbase weekly because a Coinbase customer list was leaked awhile back. If the hackers get my 2FA, then any funds on Coinbase (currently none tbf) would also be completely gone. Custodians don't solve this, they actually make it worse.
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Clipur.com (@ClipurMediaCorp) reported@stephenjohnii @coinbase yeah, sounds more like a verification issue than user error
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Musical Investor (@practiceviola) reported@SadCustomers @brian_armstrong Coinbase is such a **** product, literally just stealing people's money, I used it once and was shocked people actually put up with so much bs, they need to go obsolete