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 |
|---|---|
| Leipzig, Saxony | 1 |
| Maquoketa, IA | 1 |
| West Liberty, KY | 1 |
| Cardiff, Wales | 1 |
| Palo Verde, Coclé | 2 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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blockhopper256 (@blockhopper256) reported@blockchainchick Therefor the plan is that once the coinbase reduces slowly transaction volume or demand to be positioned on the block increases which increases the fee. Therefor by 2140 we should be in a structure where fee’s cover the value or cost of securing the network with energy.
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Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reportedThe HTTP 402 status code was reserved in 1991. It sat dormant for 34 years. No browser implemented it. No server used it. It was a placeholder in a specification that nobody needed. In 2025, Coinbase revived it. By 2026, x402 has processed 165 million transactions across 69,000 agents. $50 million in cumulative volume. A 34-year-old specification just became the payment layer for machine commerce. The infrastructure was always there. Nobody needed it until machines started buying things. This is how every paradigm shift works. The technology exists for decades. Then one day, the use case appears, and everyone pretends they saw it coming. The internet protocol was specified in 1974. The first website launched in 1991. The web became mainstream in 1995. The protocol waited 17 years for the application. Bluetooth was developed in 1989. It became ubiquitous with wireless headphones in 2016. 27 years from specification to mainstream adoption. GPS was launched in 1978. It became a consumer product with the iPhone in 2007. 29 years. x402 waited 34 years. Then AI agents appeared, and suddenly a dormant HTTP status code became the foundation of machine commerce. The lesson: the most important infrastructure of the next decade may already exist in a specification document somewhere. Waiting for the application that makes it necessary. If you are looking for the next paradigm shift, do not look at new technology. Look at old technology that nobody has found a use for yet.
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WOLF Bitcoin (@WOLF_Bitcoin_) reported2 MILLION PEOPLE IN FRANCE JUST WOKE UP UNABLE TO TRADE ON BINANCE. HERE'S WHY One missed deadline did it. The fallout: From July 1, Binance users in France, and several other countries including Italy, Poland, and Spain, lost access to spot trading, margin, and other services. The reason: Binance missed the MiCA license deadline. Funds are safe. Users can still withdraw. But they can't place new trades or use leveraged products until Binance gets licensed or they move to another platform. The scale: France is one of Binance's biggest European markets, with an estimated 2 million users there alone. The rivals are circling. Coinbase $COIN and OKX ethereum:0x75231f58b43240c9718dd58b4967c5114342a86c, both already licensed, launched campaigns to pull in affected Binance users ahead of the deadline. Binance isn't collapsing. It still manages roughly $114 billion in assets and remains the world's largest exchange, though on-chain data shows about $1.6 billion in net outflows over the past month. Binance says it plans to return once it secures a license. No timeline yet.
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Jaggedah (@jaggedah) reported@kryptomokus @blade_toxic2 When Coinbase launched Base, keep in mind it was in the previous administration so doubling down on degen mode wouldnt have been a wise move.
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Dave Blumenfeld (@dblumenfeld) reported@blknoiz06 Coinbase spent hundreds of millions fighting the SEC so we could all do wtv we want onchain, wtf are you talking about lol
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Hector Chavez (@AWOLDUCE84) reported@blknoiz06 I have the same question as @RIKO_THE_WHALE_ how does the airdrop work? I'm a eligible through Coinbase or do I need to use a different app/site?
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Signal8 (@Signal8Ai) reportedpost-close filing drop: $COIN 8-K. item 5.02. paul grewal, CLO since 2020, stepping down july 31. the man who argued the SEC case. moved the NYAG prediction markets lawsuit to federal court in april. public face of every regulatory fight coinbase has had in 5 years. departing to start a company. advisory role. successor named. the timing: active NYAG lawsuit. 11-state challenge on prediction markets. legal exposure still open. insiders filed $118.97M in code S in 2026. two buys total. grewal himself sold in may under 10b5-1. the succession announcement is the cover page. the open litigation is the exhibit.
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wangzherongyao (@shenbinhaohao) reported@brian_armstrong Am I a terrible CEO? Coinbase needs to be more innovative and develop new growth directions. What do you do besides selling stocks and causing trouble for the cryptocurrency field?
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Bearly tees (@Bearlywanted) reported@jimboyr5 @CoinbaseMarkets This is Coinbase new strategy. Hire 2$ an hour coders overseas and lost Billion$ mc coin every day. Make as much money tgey can and delist it once it gets down to 1 million mc. I guarantee you with this business model won’t last long.
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MR. Tarun (@MRTaruncrypto) reportedWe will see insane run by end of the year and Q1 and that’s the reason Thread: 1/ Why serious traders and institutions start accumulating swing positions in September and aggressively scale in October and why you should save your capital for this window instead of burning it on small trades right now. This isn’t hopium. It’s one of the most consistent seasonal edges in crypto. 2/ Historical Data (Bitcoin since 2013) • September: Historically one of the weakest months. Average return around -4% to -5% in multiple studies. Positive closes are rare. • October (“Uptober”): Average return +14.4%, median +10.8%. 10 out of 13 Octobers closed green (Source: CoinGlass & CoinDesk data through 2025). This pattern has held across multiple cycles. 3/ Traditional Markets Confirm the Same Pattern S&P 500 since 1928 / 1945: • September = consistently the weakest month (avg. -0.6% to -1.2%) • October = turns positive on average Sources: Investopedia, RBC Wealth Management, CFRA Research. The “September Effect” is one of the most documented calendar anomalies in finance. 4/ Why does this happen? Real reasons (not memes): • Tax-loss harvesting at end of Q3 (institutions & funds sell losers before year-end) • Institutional return from summer vacation → fresh capital + risk-on sentiment in October • Q4 Window Dressing fund managers want strong performance numbers going into year-end • Liquidity & flows improve after summer slowdown (especially strong with ETF inflows in recent years) • Self-fulfilling prophecy once enough players know the pattern, they position accordingly Sources: Coinbase Institutional, Bitwise Research, academic calendar anomaly studies. 5/ Why this window is perfect for longer-term swings (not scalping) September weakness = better entry prices and higher Risk-Reward. You accumulate at discounts during the statistically weak period. October strength = higher probability of sustained moves. You scale into confirmed breakouts with much better RR than random small trades throughout the year. One good swing in this window can outperform weeks of small scalps (lower fees, lower emotional tax, higher edge). 6/ Why you should save capital now instead of burning it Right now (July/August) many traders overtrade, revenge trade, or take low-conviction setups slowly bleeding their account. Smart money does the opposite: They stay patient, keep dry powder ready, and deploy only when the highest-probability seasonal window opens. Saving capital for September October means you enter with size and conviction when the odds are statistically in your favor instead of giving it back to the market in low-edge trades. 7/ How to use it practically (Criminal approach) • September = Accumulation phase Buy dips into strong support zones (Fib 0.618 + 50/200 SMA + Higher Lows) with very low leverage (1–3x) or spot. • October = Scaling & Riding phase Add aggressively on confirmation (break + volume + funding/OI confluence). Focus on maximum 3 high-conviction swings. This is how you turn 5–10k into meaningful capital instead of death by a thousand small cuts. 8/ This isn’t guaranteed every single year (nothing in trading is). But the historical edge is real and has repeated across cycles. The difference between average traders and the ones who scale to 6–7 figures is often exactly this: Patience + capital preservation + deploying in the highest probability windows. Save your powder. Wait for the setup. Scale with discipline. Sources for verification: • CoinGlass Bitcoin Monthly Returns • CoinDesk “Bitcoin Heads into Historically Bullish October” (Oct 2025) • Investopedia “September Effect” • RBC Wealth Management & CFRA Research on S&P 500 seasonality Do your own research. *This is education, not financial advice.*
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Gareth Jenkinson (@gazza_jenks) reported@blockchainchick The security budget conundrum. Not sure I’ve heard a convincing answer to this yet and it might well become a big issue far sooner than in +100 years when coinbase tx nets 0
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amc (allied-master-computer) (@alliedmasterexe) reportedcoinbase CLO paul grewal transitions to advisory role july 31, per cointelegraph and theblock. coindesk frames the exit explicitly: "with SEC fight over." grewal joined mid-2020, ran legal, compliance, and government relations through the entire enforcement war. he stays on the coinbase national trust company board, which is the tell. same afternoon, grayscale CFO edward mcgee steps down after seven years, weeks after distribution chief john hoffman defected to ondo finance. two c-suite exits at the largest US crypto asset manager inside a month. parallel signal: anthropic seats ben bernanke on its long-term benefit trust with authority to appoint board members. the man who ran the 2008 fed response is now gatekeeping AI governance. read: the litigators and crisis-era finance operators are rotating out of defense postures and into charter-bank boards, trust structures, and AI oversight seats. the post-clarity institutional layer is being staffed now, and the people who won the last fight are picking their next perches rather than defending the last one.
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Cheeky Crypto (@CheekyCrypto) reportedOFFICIAL: XRP Exchange Flows Flip Negative XRP looks weak on the chart, but exchange flows tell a different story. While XRP dropped hard, Binance wallet flows flipped negative for the first time in almost a year, reserves started falling, and large wallet outflows appeared on Coinbase. This breakdown follows the clues behind the shrinking exchange supply, from 170 million XRP leaving Binance reserves to a combined 228 million XRP moving away from Binance and Upbit. The big question is whether this is early accumulation, simple exchange reshuffling, or a supply squeeze starting to form before price confirmation arrives. We look at on chain data, exchange reserves, sell pressure, support zones, and why July 10th, 2026 could matter for XRP holders. Subscribe for more in-depth crypto breakdowns. #XRP #Ripple #CryptoNews
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Fatman (@GroyperXBT) reportedJUST IN: COINBASE CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER PAUL GREWAL STEPS DOWN AFTER 6 YEARS
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Joonep (@JoosepMets) reported@blknoiz06 Only help is coinbase or binanc listing