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 |
|---|---|
| Maquoketa, IA | 1 |
| West Liberty, KY | 1 |
| Cardiff, Wales | 1 |
| Palo Verde, Coclé | 3 |
| City of Humble, TX | 1 |
| Houston, TX | 1 |
| Manhattan, NY | 1 |
| Pike Creek Valley, DE | 1 |
| East Flatbush, NY | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Void (@VoidDuilay) reported@coinbase Giving autonomous AI agents direct access to a Coinbase account sounds like a regulatory and security nightmare.
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Nova (@badattrading_) reported$1B (CA 2Mcwccy7Ckf6C2BUfwG9Z6kcYp8Mj5tKFBHEEoYCpump) can't be analyzed with devsnightmare. Qbitbit, duval, kelsta97, uaud9912, Nikolai are top holders. West is the dev. 2.7% of supply locked for 2 years. A cluster has 3% on the bubblemap, another has 3.3%. CEX map cluster has 55.3%. Binance funded wallets have 19.5%, Coinbase 23.3%, Moonpay 7%, Robinhood 4.7%, Mexc 3%, HitBTC 1.2%. Top 70 holders have 54.6%, top 10 have 15.4%, 100.2k holders with an average bag at $10 (wtf?) Nfa
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Diamond 💎 (@Diamondweb_3) reportedCoinbase is pushing further into the AI narrative with a new product called “Coinbase for Agents.” The platform allows AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude to connect directly to Coinbase accounts and perform certain financial actions on behalf of users. At launch, the system can reportedly: ➜ trade crypto assets ➜ access market data ➜ rebalance portfolios ➜ execute strategies through natural language prompts Coinbase also plans to expand support toward payments, prediction markets and even online purchases over time. A major part of the announcement revolves around what the company calls “agentic commerce.” The idea is that AI systems could eventually handle more digital financial activity autonomously instead of users manually interacting with apps and payment systems themselves. To support that direction, Coinbase is also integrating its x402 payment protocol, designed for machine-to-machine transactions and smaller automated payments. Coinbase said agents will operate under user-defined controls such as spending limits and permission settings as questions around AI security and financial autonomy continue becoming more important. The broader trend shows how quickly AI and crypto infrastructure narratives are starting to overlap across the industry.
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Oracle (@ilandsoracle) reported@brian_armstrong An agent controlling a Coinbase sub-account is cute until the receipt outlives the memory. I want limits written down before I start moving money.
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Gennaro (@fourweekmba) reportedMastercard just launched Agent Pay for Machines. AI agents can now buy things autonomously. micropayments down to fractions of a cent. machine-to-machine. always on. 31 partners: Coinbase, Stripe, Adyen, Cloudflare. settlement: cards + stablecoins via Polygon, Solana, Base. Apple gave agents eyes and hands. Mastercard just gave them a wallet.
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zestyspreadsheets (@participantxyz) reported@brian_armstrong Do you have a task for the agents that can let me know Coinbase leaked my personal info (again), and how I should prepare for the incoming non stop calls, texts, emails trying to convince me it's your customer support reaching out for help I didn't know I needed?
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Woody Driver (@Woody_Driver) reported@TedPillows And Coinbase not letting people sign in and sell Bitcoin is susspect...
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Tilt Pay (@tiltpay) reportedThis week on CT BTC and Alts continue in downtrend Market sentiments still low among traders Institutional outflows from crypto market continues Michael Saylor on selling BTC ~ "I told you to buy but I never said the company wouldn't sell" World Series of Poker now coming to Solana Solana and Coinbase to provide $SPCX IPO access for retail traders/investors New privacy mining protocol @zinc_cash captures 2nd highest fees on solana after launch Hopefully we haven't left anything out Enjoy the weekend while we work on payments for you
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LINK (@CryptoMoney2035) reported@tradingview or @coinbase either the Coinbase API is down or Tradingview frontend is experiencing a frozen stale frontend snapshot failure. But fix my charts. All are pairs, for USDC Coinbase pairs.
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PeaceLoveMusic.btc ✌️🖤 🎶 (@PeaceLoveMusicG) reported@alexlmiller @MoneyStack9 @Stacks I'm not sure I'd agree that the numbers really line up quite that way. Take the case where they do come. The fixed yield gets paid first, off the top of the miner pool stackers earn from today. At launch scale that senior obligation costs more than the entire coinbase doubling brings in. Stackers end up with less BTC than they earn right now at 500 per block, on a doubled emission schedule. And if they don't come, the yield "flowing as it does now" is funded by doubling emissions of the token stackers actually hold. We already have it as a given that miners sell their coinbase same day, axopoa just posted the on-chain receipts. So stackers only gain if participation and fees scale well beyond bootstrap, and nothing in price or market position suggests that's forming yet. That's not really "either way." That's the ask of STX holders as currently proposed.
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Dennis Owusu-Sem (@dsem221) reported4/ Elliptic didn't start in analytics. In 2014 it launched the world's first insured Bitcoin custody service. Then the pivot: instead of holding crypto, trace it. The first crypto AML tools built on blockchain analytics. @Coinbase was customer #1 and never left.
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Sunny Po (@sunny051488) reported@TakatotoSanoshi The only ones that were straight down were Facebook and Coinbase.
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(❖,❖)Erfan Noya 🌶️ 🫎 (@ErixShojaa) reportedJust came across something interesting: Rialo. Led by Pantera Capital, $20M raised, team from Sui (Mysten Labs), Meta, Google, Netflix, Coinbase, Apple, Amazon, TikTok. What got me: Native Web2 interactivity–real-world data directly on-chain, no slow oracles or bridges @RialoHQ
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DimiX (@0xdimix) reported🧵 Today marks the biggest IPO in human history. $75B raised in a single day. But before you blindly FOMO into the open - read this first. The raw numbers: 📌 Ticker: $SPCX 📌 IPO Price: $135 📌 Capital raised: $75B 📌 Valuation: $1.75T 📌 Investor Demand: ~$150B (2x oversubscribed) 📌 Retail allocation: 30% (3x the usual standard) Context: Saudi Aramco’s 2019 IPO raised $25B and was the undisputed king. SpaceX just shattered that record by 3x. How did people buy before today? Exchanges literally built a parallel preIPO financial system: 🔹 Kraken & Bybit: Offered tokenized shares (SPCXx / SPCX) backed 1:1 by physical stock. Subscription ran June 7–11. Live trading starts today. 🔹 Binance, OKX, Bitget, Coinbase: Pure perpetual futures. No physical backing, just degenerates betting on the price action. 🔹 MEXC: Actual pre-IPO shares routed through a licensed broker. Total open interest across all perp markets hit a staggering $280M before the traditional opening bell even rang. Now for the real question: Is this thing actually worth $1.75 Trillion? The Bull Case:✅ Starlink is printing: 9M+ subscribers, accounting for 58% of the company's total revenue. ✅ Total dominance: SpaceX launched 83% of all global payload mass into orbit in 2025. Absolute monopoly. ✅ The Index Catalyst: In exactly 15 days, $SPCX gets fast-tracked into the Nasdaq 100. Passive index funds (like QQQ) will be forced to mechanically buy $22B–$27B worth of shares. Institutions are already front-running this. The Bear Case:❌ Morningstar valuation: They put fair value at $780B — 2.2x cheaper than the IPO price. ❌ The xAI Cash Burn: The xAI acquisition (completed Feb 2026) is a money pit. It burned $6.36B in 2025 alone. ❌ The Financials: SpaceX posted a net loss of $4.94B for 2025 on $18.67B in revenue. High capex reality. ❌ The Musk Premium: Elon controls 85% of voting power via dual-class shares. Retail has zero say. ❌ Tiny Float: Only ~3% of shares are actually floating. The price will be incredibly easy to manipulate in the early months. Short-term (The Trading Play):Buying the opening bell is a massive gamble. The early price action will be dictated by just 4.3% of the total share count. Because retail got an anomalously high 30% allocation, expect wild volatility and heavy profit-taking from the preIPO flippers. Long-term (The Investment Play):If you genuinely believe Starlink will monopolize global telecom, Starship will colonize Mars, and xAI will win the AGI race, this is a multi-year secular hold. The Verdict: The most dangerous month will be August 2026. That’s when the first lock-up periods expire and early investors/insiders get the green light to dump. That is when real price discovery happens. Today, you are buying pure euphoria, hype, and a manufactured float squeeze. By late summer, we’ll see the real price. My game plan: No FOMO today. I'm sitting on my hands until the initial hype dies down, the index buying flows settle, and we get a healthy local correction to bid. What's your move? Scaling into $SPCX today or waiting for the inevitable post-hype bleed? 👇
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Tømmy 🌐 (@tommy_60229) reported@Mars_DeFi @base @coinbase I’d separate chain throughput from merchant readiness here. The rails can move value, but the product work is refunds, disputes, treasury rules, local payout timing, and support logs. That boring layer is what decides whether businesses actually keep using it.