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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Lorna Ruckel (@LornaRuckel) reported@Coachjv_ Peter Duan and Dior Wu are part of a huge crypto scam , with a website they call Bitfixcoin and hacked into my coinbase . I lost so much! If you actually care about people’s safety Put an end to the millions of $ being funneled out of Americans pockets into Taiwan and Haiti for example .
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Haboussef (@haboussef) reported@coinbase @grok why does Better offer this, don’t they lose out on the opportunity cost of the down payment? Or is the idea to attract buyers and benefit by scaling?
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kulak buchii (@Buchiimaine) reportedFun fact: Coinbase locked me out of my account due to no fault of my own following the 2017 bullrun. It had to do with a technical problem on their end. I was unable to access the majority of my money I custodied with them, while being under contract for a house, for 3 months. I closed my account after that. I would later try to drag them into arbitration; we settled, but they were aggressive and relentless, while having no material understanding of the case.
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That Martini Guy ₿ (@MartiniGuyYT) reportedCoinbase has expanded its Bitcoin-backed mortgage offering across the U.S. Borrowers can now use Bitcoin as collateral to fund a home down payment, without having to sell their BTC or face margin calls Bitcoin collateral must be worth at least 250% of the down-payment loan, while liquidation is only triggered if the borrower becomes 60 days delinquent on payments
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Davis brown (@Davisbrown02) reported🚨CRAZY: Coinbase $XRP whales are currently BLOCKING the rally, building a massive sell wall stretching all the way to $32.00. Wtf is going on???
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Bitcoin Well (@bitcoinwell) reportedTwo weeks ago the price of bitcoin was beyond boring. VanEck's mid-August numbers, published August 18, showed realized volatility at 27.2% against a long-run average near 80%. Spot volume in the 10th percentile of its entire history. Eight of twelve capitulation signals firing. Long-term holders had just sold 356,000 coins into the weakness. Then August 19. Treasury scales up its bond buybacks. $2.99 billion of positions get liquidated, $2.6 billion of them short. And in that same window spot ETFs take in $2.88 billion, which is 88% of the week's flow, per CoinMarketCap. $63,549 on August 11. $81,235 on August 25. When almost nothing is for sale, every dollar of buying has to climb further up the order book to find a seller. A thin market does not absorb demand. It reprices against it. That is why $2.88 billion took this one up 28% in two weeks. Treasury liquidity policy. Forced buying from liquidated shorts. Voluntary spot demand through the ETFs. Three separate engines, and not one of them needed the other two to fire. That is the part that's new. For most of bitcoin's history these showed up one at a time, with months in between for the market to digest each one. And the amount available keeps shrinking. The mortgages Coinbase and Better switched on this morning lock $250,000 of pledged coins against a $100,000 down payment until the loan is repaid. Every one of those written is supply leaving the market for years. More weeks are going to look like this one, and sharper than anything before the ETFs existed. $2.6 billion of leverage got closed by somebody else last Wednesday. The best way to enjoy price action like we saw last week is with coins you hold in your own wallet.
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K@Z 🐂🀄️💰 (@KazOG603) reportedWhy ******** did I ever think this time is different @cobie is a unc now so he prob will do just as good as Jesse smfh **** @baseapp @coinbase I will NEVER invest in this chain ever again !!!
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Haywood Jablowme (@IvanaBeejay) reported@coinbase @0xmirrro If you’ve fully allocated to anything on Base chain you are broke as ****
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Harb (@Harb07950864) reported@AshCrypto Real product, wrong mechanics. This launched with Better Home & Finance back in March/summer, not breaking. And BTC doesn’t collateralize the house — it collateralizes a separate down-payment loan; you still take a standard Fannie Mae mortgage. It’s also gated by Better’s underwriting, not a button all 75M Coinbase users can tap. “Buy a home, keep your Bitcoin” is the right idea, badly overstated.
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David Goebelt 🤖👑 (@davidagoebelt) reportedCoinbase's real clients are institutions I once got a card from Coinbase with "unlimited" crypto rewards. I started using the card for everything I could and racked up about $900 or $1,000 in rewards, then the card gets turned off. I call Coinbase to ask why and they tell me I violated a policy. I said that seems odd, which policy? They told me they could say which policy, but that if I violated it again the card would be permanently revoked. I asked 3 or 4 more times to make sure I understood completely. You're telling me I violated a policy but you won't tell me what the policy is and if I violate it again my card will be revoked?! The customer service person said repeatedly, yes that's correct. A few weeks later they revoked my card permanently without explanation
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Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) reported🇺🇸HUGE: Bitcoin now buys you a home with $0 cash down in America. Coinbase and mortgage lender Better opened their Fannie Mae-backed mortgages to every qualified US buyer, letting you pledge Bitcoin for the down payment instead of selling it. You lock up Bitcoin worth 250% of the down payment and get every coin back once the mortgage is repaid. A Bitcoin price drop alone doesn't trigger a margin call.
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SSP Capital (@RealMoneyRising) reported@HOTAZZ_MESS @AshCrypto Great point. Imagine having a problem with your home deed and you have to deal with coinbase customer support lmao
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VBA (@VBA1billion) reported🚨 PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT JUST CHANGED. Coinbase + Better now let eligible Americans use Bitcoin as collateral for a home down payment WITHOUT SELLING IT. No margin call because BTC dumps. No forced sale just because price falls. Keep the asset. Unlock liquidity. Retain the upside. Does anyone else see where finance is heading? 👀 For decades the wealthy understood this: YOU DON'T SELL GREAT ASSETS WHEN YOU NEED MONEY. YOU BORROW AGAINST THEM. Now crypto is learning the same game. And this is exactly why I keep thinking further ahead with @pMINT_pDAI. Imagine mature Reserve NFTs becoming collateral. You spent YEARS building the position… Why destroy it just because you need liquidity? LOCK → BUILD → COLLATERALIZE → BORROW → KEEP THE POSITION. Coinbase is doing it with Bitcoin + mortgages. Tomorrow's DeFi may do it with on-chain financial positions themselves. People still think NFTs are pictures. I keep telling you: THE NFT CAN BECOME THE FINANCIAL ASSET. $pMINT ⏳🔥 Don't just ask what an asset is worth. Ask what the asset can eventually DO.
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William_Hung_Omi (@WilliamHungOmi) reported@FosterHilt Coinbase @coinbase please help us out
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Ronnie Diamonds (@MadScrilla1) reported@longtermdaily @coinbase @CoinbaseAssets In Matrix, why dont you ask how DCR was added to Kraken. It was not out of the kindness of their heart. It was paid for. If you want DCR added to Coinbase, propose that the Treasury pay for it. Or tell the brain trust to dig deeper. Stop begging. It hasn't worked. Its not going to work & its a pathethic, awful, & naive look. Oh, BTW, Coinbase has added equity backed loans. The same brain trust that keeps calling me mental & troll won't explore adding this very useful feature to Bison Wallet. A feature that would provide LIQUIDITY & UTILITY to a multi coin wallet with over 7 years of development & 1 trading pair with no volume. A feature i have reccomended for all of those years. Its time to get a clue.