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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GuinnessStache (@guinnessstache) reportedThis is being done purposely to show how stupid the banks are for trying to shutdown the Clarity act. If clarity is not passed then Coinbase is free to give out any percentage yield they want. Banks shot themselves in the foot blocking Clarity act. This might be what forces them to back the bill and help get it passed.
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Bernadette (@BennyInHerBag) reportedI’m looking for a CPO-ish human for @KnightIntelco. For now: sit down with me once a week, tear apart the product, refine it with me, and help make sure what we’re building actually makes sense in the real world of regulated finance. You need to understand banking + crypto. Not one or the other — BOTH. If you’ve spent time around Stripe, Plaid, Chainalysis, Coinbase, banks, payments, compliance infrastructure, etc., I probably want to talk to you. Also: I need someone outspoken, brutally real, and very much not a YES person. Your job is NOT to validate my ideas. Your job is to tell me when the product is wrong, the flow is stupid, the design doesn’t make sense, or I’m overcomplicating something (which i always do btw) Please shoot down my designs. Challenge my assumptions. Argue with me. Make the product better. Long term, this could become a full-time CPO role. But I prefer to start slow: consult with me first, work together weekly, see how we think together, and if we vibe + the fit is right, transition from there. DM me. Referrals very welcome. 🫡
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Shielded Flow🛡️ⓩ (@ShieldedFlow) reportedWhy are mining pools still sending the overwhelming majority of newly mined ZEC somewhere other than Ironwood? After ~20,428 blocks and >25k ZEC of rewards, only ~611 ZEC went directly into Ironwood via coinbase. Is this a technical limitation, an incentive problem, or simply lack of effort?
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Joe Barnhart (@liv2cod) reportedThis is not even close. You need to create a bitcoin seed phrase with randomness. You can't use an online service for this because of the high likelihood of your seed being hacked or the "service" is a fraud to begin with. If you create your seed phrase with an air-gapped RNG device, you're using a hardware wallet. Even if you reset your hardware wallet afterwards, if you got a low-entropy seed you're already cooked. (This is the Coldcard case.) Throwing Trezor under the bus is just gratuitous. Their issue is someone stole their customer list, i.e. names and email addresses, NOT SEED PHRASES. So it is not a bitcoin "hack" at all. Just an inconvenience and a promise of more phishing emails. (LIke CoinBase et. al. don't already sell their "marketing information.")
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utxoiq (@utxoiq) reportedSpiderPool's block 962,322 netted 3.1588 BTC total — 3.125 subsidy plus 0.0338 in fees across 4,306 txs. At 1.58 MB and 99.8% full, they left almost nothing on the table. ID confirmed via coinbase signature, 93% confidence.
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Clash 🛡️ (@craiglashmet) reported@coinbase CB1 customer, my USDC apy is 3.5% with no boost options Is this a slow rollout or what is needed to qualify?
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Alexandre Heraud (@zo_heraud) reported@slp08081986 Hey, that’s usually fixable, it may be a wallet compatibility or connection-routing issue. I can help you check what’s causing Coinbase Wallet not to appear and get it connected safely.
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Curious Nori (@jilyannori) reported@AlphaIntelMedia The fact that Coinbase is doubling down on the Middle East caught my attention, I've been noticing a surge in crypto interest in that region. Lower fees and tailored services will likely be a game-changer 🐾
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GR Billion (@GRBillion) reported@cashunate @VincentSco72192 HERE IS THE VINNY TRUTH: • He previously claimed he once held around 15,000 XRP but had to sell it (this was a sympathy/lie tactic to encourage donations), but there are no blockchain records of that 15k amount existing in the wallets attributed to him. • He publicly shared/used a donation wallet (rDCQ2zd7dUTpJdvN9TMv7qMHq6YWppKAz8) that received XRP from followers. He uses a second/“secret” wallet (rnoh55qChHmvPuZBwFTF8v1n6ezJkNkphe), with transfers going toward Coinbase to sell off the donated XRP. • Balances in the attributed wallets declined over time (thousands of XRP earlier, down to hundreds by early 2026, and near-empty/1 XRP by around August 2026). Vincent is selling donated XRP (sometimes at lower prices) to fund living expenses because he “won’t get a real job” and relies on subscriptions. He is a grifter con-artist who promotes holding XRP while cashing out donations, monetizes via paywalled content/subs, and lacks integrity. This truth is why he blocks me… Grok it 🤡
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Based (@Based_AllMight) reported@JTBuilds_ @RobinhoodApp Yes, there will never be a perfect system. Positives are places like RobinHood and Coinbase with their chains becoming more decentralized. I think for Base the issue was with the social fi stuff was trying to reinvent the wheel. When they should be onboarding existing enterprise and infra toward more decentralization. Which I think with X money we will likely see true social fi battles. Especially with things like tokenized stocks… the pond is about to get a lot more interesting People that couldn’t participate in the stock market now can.
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ABG (@_abgweb3_) reportedTokenization stocks slide as U.S. regulatory delay weighs on the sector News that the long awaited U.S. "innovation exemption" could be delayed once again has shaken investor sentiment toward the tokenization sector. Bullish fell around 8% in early trading, giving back its post earnings gains. Figure dropped roughly 9% from Thursday's session high. Coinbase declined 2%. The exchange recently selected Abu Dhabi as its offshore hub as it prepares to offer tokenized stocks. Circle fell nearly 4%. The company's tokenized Treasury product, USYC, manages roughly $3 billion in assets. Securitize also fell 5% earlier in the session before recovering its losses. The company is the issuer of BlackRock's tokenized Treasury fund BUIDL and one of the key players in tokenization infrastructure. SECZ had already plunged 27% on Thursday after missing earnings expectations. The main catalyst behind the sell off is the SEC's expected delay of the "innovation exemption," which was designed to make it easier for companies to offer and trade tokenized securities. The White House and Wall Street have raised concerns about the proposal's legal foundation and potential impact on financial markets. Adding to the uncertainty, the SEC also canceled a Friday meeting where commissioners were expected to discuss whether to create a new regulatory framework for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets. No new date has been announced. The impact was not limited to tokenization stocks. The exemption was also expected to provide some regulatory relief for trading through DeFi platforms. As a result, Uniswap fell around 7% over the past 24 hours, making it the weakest performer in the CoinDesk 20 Index. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Bitcoin remained largely flat during the session. So, is the tokenization story over? Not yet. According to Owen Lau, Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Clear Street, the tokenization theme has simply hit a "speed bump." Coinbase and Bullish continue working on tokenized equities, while traditional exchanges such as Nasdaq and NYSE are also developing infrastructure for 24/7 trading. The key question is no longer whether tokenization will happen, but how quickly U.S. regulators will allow this transformation to move forward. The latest delay, particularly amid questions surrounding the CLARITY Act and the SEC's legal authority, could extend the adoption timeline. But the long term picture remains unchanged: The tokenization trend is not over. Regulatory uncertainty is simply pushing the timeline further out.
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G@G@ (@cryptiogaga) reported1/ The short answer: YES, the topic is still highly active, but there’s a massive catch most people are missing. Coinbase has TWO products, and the support differs completely:
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Mayowa A. Balogun (@Sweeegu) reportedMy belief in crypto weakened drastically after my cold wallet was hacked and I was wiped out. Only thing that saved me was that I’d not moved it all from Coinbase It’s my Coinbase bitcoin I sold completely at 100k and the one I had on Cash App. I mean even at my peak I always thought that no regulation bs was garbage but boy, when you can see your money moving, insane. Many years ago too, i had one wallet I had access to, I had/have bitcoin there I bought at like $6k. I still liek crypto to an extent as an asset class but son i will never leave the heavily regulated walls of Coinbase ever again lol
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dare market (@daremarket) reported@stephenjohnii @coinbase bumping this to support
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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.