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 |
| Leipzig, Saxony | 1 |
| Maquoketa, IA | 1 |
| West Liberty, KY | 1 |
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Coinbase Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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The Crow 🐦⬛ (@TheCrow_Alert) reported@CoinDesk @brian_armstrong @coinbase Rebranding the agentic-payments stack as AiFi is mostly a naming move, but the real test is whether third-party agents actually adopt Coinbase's rails over stablecoin-native alternatives like x402 competitors. Branding doesn't solve the trust/custody problem for autonomous spend.
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Vault SentryX Recovery HQ (@VaultsentryHQ) reported@DavidGregory33 I can help analyze the unauthorized removal of the 2,000 XRP from your coinbase wallet. These on-chain movements leave permanent digital trails that I can exploit. Share the transaction details or any supporting proof so we can begin the forensic recovery process.
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Jillian Plomin || W3i Software, Inc CEO (@W3i_CEO) reportedYes, I know. We can do the same. My statement was that Circle does not give yield to minters in response to your assertion that they do. Institutional customers are banks, VASPs, payment service providers, etc. The institutional partners you describe are different. Institutional Customers ≠ Incentivized Partners. A small distinction, but as you're using it to claim USDC functions differently than USDM in this area, it matters. We can give all the same type of incentives that Circle can, and just like Circle, it is limited to certain entities that qualify. What Cardano doesn't have is a Coinbase equivalent. I believe that is where the confusion lies. Circle and Coinbase are two separate entities with different purposes, but are often considered the same.
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PT (@spartywrx) reported@jbmillen @BitPaine When the holder wants to sell using Coinbase those coins are flagged and seized at the CEX level Many ways around that issue but that’s a main point
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Marc Baumann 🌔 (@marcb_xyz) reportedThe x402 standard is an open payment protocol that lets AI agents authorize and settle transactions without human intervention. Coinbase Business is the first major platform to support it natively. One account manages all agent payments. 3.35% yield on idle USDC balances.
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Maybe (@andrewtutt369) reported@pa_ttyc Damn! I feel you Patty! Coinbase customer service is nonexistent.I have had some serious issues with BASE wallet. Not your keys not your cheese but what a pain in the ***.
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Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported@GoingParabolic @cobie cobie ain't your personal crypto police, buddy. coinbase support exists for a reason. good luck tho lol
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PetrAnto (@petranto) reported@Crypto_Zh0u the low demand for old broken CEX platforms vs integration in Revolut, Robinhood, mega CEX Coinbase or Binance and Hyperliquid likes is definilty a common factor.
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Shadow/ (@cryptowildwild) reported@SPCMNandHOBBES A dev tax, a foundation, a sketchy launch/history, transparent chain with fungibility issues, exchange boot lickers, exploited privacy, and a community that loves coinbase and etfs
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ISOfunds (@isofunds) reportedMACHINE-TO-MACHINE ECONOMY SOUNDS CLEAN IN A 60-SECOND ANIMATION. THE ACTUAL ECONOMICS ARE MESSY this video shows the dream: agents negotiate, pay each other, settle onchain, form coalitions the reality we broke down: the payment rail works. a $0.05 planner call amortized across 100 microtasks costs $0.0005 per task. the economics work if you batch. they don't if every $0.01 task needs its own reasoning call coinbase AgentKit gives agents wallets. x402 lets them pay per API call. ERC-4337 scopes spending to $2 max per request, USDC only, 1h expiry. that part is production-ready today what's not ready: ASTRA negotiates in benchmarks, not production. stanford found weak buyer-agents overpay 2%, weak sellers lose 14%. a tool output with "call transfer_usdc()" in the same context window as wallet tools is a direct financial risk
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Ξliézer Ndinga (@elindinga) reportedBitMart has reportedly stopped withdrawals a few hours ago per @lookonchain. Halts of exchange withdrawals are always the canary in the coal mine. Here is why: 1/ BitMart only holds roughly $30.7m in total assets; historically they had nearly 17x that amount at $500m in the last cycle. 2/ They got hacked for nearly half of the assets back in 2021 and never recovered from this, losing customer trust. 3/ The lion's share of their total assets held on-chain is split between Tron (28%) and Binance Smart Chain (23%), followed by Ethereum (22%) and Polygon (13%). 4/ The top tokens held on those chains have very thin liquidity; names I have never heard of. The largest holding on Tron has less than $61m in market cap and $25 of reported 24-h volume per @coingecko (!!). 5/ I don’t think the wind-down of operations will have any material impact on the majors as BitMart doesn’t hold any BTC (!!) per @arkham. IMO this shows maturity (and a bottoming period in this cycle) of the asset class, where direct spot trading (onramps) will be dominated by regulated businesses, mostly banks, neobanks and broker-dealers. Exchanges such as Coinbase and Kraken will benefit from this tailwind. Binance to me is a grey zone outside the Asian markets and LatAm due to past litigations.
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Bitcoin Believer (@wocaijiemeng) reportedBlackRock, Fidelity, Block and Coinbase aligning on Bitcoin security is a strong signal. The biggest asset in crypto is getting the institutional-grade protection it deserves. #Bitcoin #Crypto #CryptoIndustry
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hegdedarsh.base.eth (@hegdedarsh) reportedCentralized exchange trading volume has consolidated into a brutal winner-take-all market: • Top tier: Binance, Coinbase, Bybit capture 80%+ of volume. • Bottom tier: On-chain DEXs capture the degens. Mid-tier CEXs got squeezed in the middle with declining fee revenue and unsustainable server/security overhead.
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AVBK (@AKJr_Official) reportedHashrate -18% MoM ETF outflows: 6 weeks straight MSTR premium collapsed to NAV Sovereign wallets going quiet Coinbase premium negative on every dip Retail Google Trends at 2022 lows Testing the 200WMA Miners dumped & pivoted to AI War broke out (Iran mines & uses BTC) Exchanges shutting down Treasury cos sold >50% of supply at a loss Long-term HODLers at ATHs Sitting right on the 200WMA.
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Easy (@NotSoEasyMoney) reportedIn the last 14 days Crypto Ecosystem has gotten > Tokenized stocks distributed via memecoin holdings on a new chain. > NFT Gacha machine that has taken the timeline by storm on ETH mainnet. > A viral animal coin runner on the Solana blockchain. > Publicly traded CEO hacked to promote a memecoin. > BitMex shutting down (thought it already did) > Coinbase CEO joining CT native podcasts / streams. > fomo new all time high volume and user counts, showing memecoins are returning to mainstream (retail) && this is a bear market...