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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

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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
Palo Verde, Coclé 4
City of Humble, TX 1
Houston, TX 1
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:

  • heisgabe_
    メ𝟶 (@heisgabe_) reported

    @0x1164 @coinbase Portable reputation and cross-chain access should be the standard.

  • 0xHaley_
    Haley (@0xHaley_) reported

    @WatcherGuru Down for 5+ hours, that’s real execution risk, not just vibes. Are you seeing price dislocations on the pairs Coinbase routes, or are most users getting frozen but spreads staying stable?

  • n13
    Nikolaus | Quantus (@n13) reported

    This stuff needs to end. IDK why you do it, maybe it's for the reasons stated, you just need to do better. As it is, I can't trust Coinbase I love the service, it's really excellent, which is why I have used it for many years. But I have backup exchanges and also I never keep any currency on Coinbase because I know they will shut down any account on a whim. Many such reports online. So I go in, trade, and get out, I never leave anything there. Trust is important in financial services, and from a customer perspective it sure looks like Coinbase prioritizes governments over users. And in this case, prioritizes catching scammers over users This is the wrong priority - you got to be on your customer's side. Obviously comply with laws and catch scammers, but always do it keeping in mind the customers are who's actually paying your salary.

  • Leon_Defi
    Leon (@Leon_Defi) reported

    zcash:native @Zcash sitting around $537 after tagging $640 Privacy is still the real edge: shielded supply jumped to 31% (from 11% end of '24), shielded txs holding 86%+ Coinbase Custody & BitGo now support shielded, Grayscale filed the ETF, Robinhood listed it. Governance got cleaned up clean (NU6 + ECC stepped back). New ZODL crew raised from Paradigm, a16z, Winklevoss. Their wallet is already pushing real swap volume. Hold if you actually believe in private money rails. NFA.

  • THakhunts
    Tigran Hakhunts (@THakhunts) reported

    @bsmokes @coinbase Bro check @ether_fi card. Never had any problems while traveling

  • cryptobyrde
    Ozark (@cryptobyrde) reported

    The vibes in SF feel pretty off right now. The divide in outcomes is the worst I've ever seen. Over the last 3 years, a group of ~10k people (Solana Foundation, Ethereum Foundation, Optimism, Uniswap Labs, Paradigm, a16z crypto, early Coinbase and FTX hires, anon devs sitting on token allocations) have hit retirement wealth well above $20M. Everyone outside that group feels like they can grind at their $400k Stripe or Google job their whole career and never get there. Worse, the winners post about it on Crypto Twitter constantly. As a result: The standard tech ladder looks like the wrong building to climb. Everyone's trying to align with a new path: should I join a protocol? Is it too late to get a foundation role with a token grant? People are demanding stables plus token allocations and rage-quitting their FAANG jobs weekly. There's a deep malaise about "normal" tech work. Why grind at Meta for $400k TC when a 22-year-old who forked Uniswap onto a new chain is sitting on $80M of unvested gov tokens? Hard to focus on shipping real product when you're thinking "man, if I just joined that foundation 2 years ago, I could retire." Mid-career engineering managers feel paralyzed. Mortgages, kids in private school, RSUs vesting. Can't just quit and YOLO into a protocol role. Their world of careful product roadmaps is being out-earned by 19-year-olds in Discord shipping unaudited contracts. They can't tell if it's the future or a Ponzi. Probably both. The rich aren't particularly happy either. Nobody's shedding tears, rightfully so. But those who "made it" experience a strange unmooring. Some went from $200k engineer salaries to $50M in 18 months with zero ramp. Sure you have $30M, but the frenemy who joined Paradigm earlier has $300M. I asked a post-economic founder why he didn't just stake and chill. He said "and do what? right now I'm in every group chat that matters. if I cash out, I just have money." I get that many scoff at the champagne problems of SF. What counts as rich in normal life is "didn't size up enough" here. Living through a once-in-a-generation wealth transfer in your own city, watching your former coworker cross the street in a new Patek, is paralyzing. "Am I early enough? Should I quit Google? Will I make it?" Ironically, the most common response to the torment is to launch your own token or start your own protocol, in hopes that you too can ape your way to economic enlightenment.

  • camionero01
    JAVIER (@camionero01) reported

    @BitMNR @coinbase @MrBeast The worst of all the options BMNR is a sinking ship! Terrible.😞

  • aida97641
    Jan-Hendrik Cobobus (@aida97641) reported

    Institutional investors must follow strict rules about where crypto is stored, who has access, and insurance coverage. Coinbase may not meet all internal or client-specific requirements for this.

  • 1of1spill
    J (@1of1spill) reported

    Sent $826 USDT on Arbitrum to my own Coinbase ETH address back in July 2022 😩Tx: 0xb4265af6973f4cd0b96846463bd5cc825915ca39a7512953de262f3d7225d63aStill stuck. Recovery tool says no tokens found. Any help?@Cobie@CoinbaseSupport

  • SentryxHQ
    SentryX Recovery HQ (@SentryxHQ) reported

    @FinancePiero I can help recover the $80,000 lost to this Coinbase platform exploit. These unauthorized transaction and fraudulent fund movements leave permanent blockchain signatures that I can exploit. Share the (TxID) so we can begin the forensic recovery process.

  • AAAinsley
    Ainsley (@AAAinsley) reported

    hey ex coinbase nyc pronatalists whatcha doin? You don't get to say you are pro-kid if you let this **** happen and don't say something.

  • AttainmentX
    AttainmentX ⚡⚛️🙏 (@AttainmentX) reported

    @DarrellFowler13 B3 is ex coinbase devs with some VC funding that will dump on you. They're essentially a gaming launch pad and dapp workshop. They don't $REACT to ****. Reactive was built to be the glue beneath such things, that helps to cover vulnerabilities and execution barriers.

  • CryptoPatel
    Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) reported

    Irish Police Crack a "Lost" Bitcoin Wallet - 500 BTC Recovered One of crypto's most famous "lost forever" stories just flipped. Ireland's Criminal Assets Bureau + Europol accessed a dormant wallet tied to drug dealer Clifton Collins, moving 500 BTC (~$39M) to Coinbase Prime. The backstory: Collins bought ~6,000 BTC in 2011–12 for a few dollars each. Split across 12 wallets. Keys printed on ONE sheet of paper, hidden in a fishing rod case. After his arrest, the landlord cleared the house and Keys Gone. $BTC's cryptography was NOT broken. This is a key-management lesson, not a hack. The weakest link in crypto is never the blockchain, it's how YOU store your keys. 11 wallets (~5,500 BTC) still locked. Same method may unlock them all. Lesson: Multiple backups. Test your recovery. Never trust a single piece of paper.

  • abdyweb3
    DKING 👑 (@abdyweb3) reported

    You can steal $20 million. You cannot steal your history. Chirag Tomar spent $10 on a domain, built a fake Coinbase login page, and SEO'd it to the top of Google. Victims typed in their email, password, and 2FA. A fake loading screen played. Their real accounts were already empty. He ran this for 30 months. Made $20M+. Lambos. Porsches. Audemars. Dubai. The full crypto bro checklist. Then the Secret Service showed up in Atlanta. Not because of the $20M. Not because of the 27 properties. Not because of the Lambos. Because he used the same email for his scam and his US tourist visa application. Every login. Every withdrawal. Every fake support call his crew answered. Every Google ranking he gamed. It was all still there. The digital trail never disappears. It just waits. We're building in a world where AI agents are going to move money, make decisions, and execute tasks autonomously. And right now there's no way to know which ones have a clean history and which ones have a Chirag Tomar situation hiding behind a loading screen. That's the problem @Rep24_io is solving. Onchain reputation for AI agents. Verifiable. Slashable. Permanent. Because the trail is always there you might as well make it work for you.

  • litocoen
    lito (@litocoen) reported

    @HadickM makes sense or issue on a different card network in non-US markets i think the Coinbase user base is much bigger than Base wallet

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