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 |
|---|---|
| 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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Rishabh (@RISH_Bravo) reported@rwitoff I genuinely like what Coinbase is doing with engineering interviews. In the AI era, testing syntax memorization or asking every candidate to "Design Twitter" or "Design Uber" feels increasingly disconnected from real engineering work. Great engineers spend their time debugging production issues, reviewing AI-generated code, making architectural tradeoffs, handling deployments, and exercising judgment, not recalling textbook answers. I think this is where the industry is heading. Coinbase is just one of the first to acknowledge it publicly.
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Robert D Landgrave (@RobertLandgrave) reportedI just wanna let you know Coinbase I did not post that previous mess of words whoever that piece of **** was did that, but it wasn’t me
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Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) reportedThe Base-Brian Saga: OUR THOUGHTS Everyone’s blaming Jesse, Brian, and Coinbase, but they’re missing the main point. Memecoin culture is the real issue. No one wants to hold, no one wants to build, and everyone is looking to dump on the next buyer. Every time something inevitably blows up in a market full of speculative, no-value, endlessly launched memecoin slop, people go looking for a scapegoat. There's nothing wrong with speculation. Crypto is built on it. The problem is a culture that rewards extraction over creation and treats every new buyer as exit liquidity. Fix the culture. Build utility. Grow DeFi. Bring more RWAs onchain.
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Kryptos Opus (@kryptosopus) reported@blknoiz06 @Blockworks Half the "liquid funds" are one guy's family office with a Coinbase Prime login, might be fewer real ones than people think
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10x Research (@10xResearch) reportedBitcoin Just Flipped This Key Level. Is It Real? Bitcoin (BTC-USD is above the 7-day moving average -> bullish, and is above the 30-day moving average -> bullish, with 1 week change of +1.5%) sentiment recovered. The primary catalyst for this upward momentum was a cooler-than-expected US inflation report, which drastically eased expectations of a hawkish Fed policy stance. Wallets linked to the US government transferred roughly $244M in seized Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime, sparking speculation about a possible sale, though officials say it may just be routine custody management. BTC has rallied about 11% off its June 30 low of $58,559 and reclaimed its 30-day moving average. We break down whether this is the start of a real reversal or just a bounce within a bigger downtrend. Bounce or reversal? 👇
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STP821 (@0xSTP821) reported@RuneCrypto_ All pathetic. Crying about memo coins: pathetic. Coinbase claiming to support economic freedom while freezing accounts and expressly declining any attempt at an explanation at all: pathetic. **** all of you/it.
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mtn drew (@mtndrew) reported@BaggerWalmart Makes sense. What an awful time to be Coinbase man. Cobie has his work cut out for him.
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Cashflow King (@cashflow_king94) reported@Akinio133820 It was bad while coinbase was going up at the start. I was there but I've also said the same thing above in the comments - coinbase underlying has done terrible
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Rebel Defi (@rebel_defi) reported@WaqarMMirza @Revolut @coinbase Fair point. Issue for me is that unless we can solve on/off ramp issues, crypto is never going to see mass adoption.
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Dami-Defi (@DamiDefi) reported@eightlends @coinbase @bitget Unlikely is not always impossible though
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Dee 🏕️ (@dee_e6) reportedALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 10SEC 📰 Crypto & Macro Market Update 🔹 Top Headlines BONK exploiter moves more funds The wallet responsible for draining $21.2 million from the BONK treasury transferred another 400 billion BONK (~$1.11M) to Coinbase, continuing to offload stolen assets. Michael Saylor opposes BIP-110 Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor published a detailed article outlining 100 reasons to oppose BIP-110, arguing that the proposed soft fork could weaken Bitcoin's neutrality and alter its long-standing consensus rules. He described the proposal as a threat to Bitcoin's predictable and decentralized foundation. Dormant Bitcoin whale awakens A whale that accumulated 852 BTC eight years ago has transferred 583 BTC (~$37.6M) to a new wallet, drawing attention from on-chain analysts. GENIUS Act rulemaking delayed U.S. regulators have missed the one-year deadline to finalize stablecoin regulations required under the GENIUS Act, creating uncertainty around implementation. Ostium hack confirmed at $23.75M Ostium has confirmed losses of approximately $23.75 million and is working with cybersecurity firms and law enforcement to investigate and recover funds. Binance Wallet expands Meme Rush Binance Wallet's Meme Rush now supports Robinhood Chain Launchpad filters, including projects such as Virtuals Protocol, Flap, and Bankr. SK Hynix ADR premium raises concerns Serenity warned that SK Hynix ADRs are trading at a 25% premium to Korean shares, with ADR conversions beginning July 29 potentially putting downward pressure on U.S.-listed shares. Uniswap governance vote begins UNI holders are voting on activating v4 protocol fees and extending v2/v3 fee collection to Robinhood Chain, a move that could increase UNI token burns. Crypto spot trading remains weak GSR Research reports that the 7-day average spot trading volume has fallen to $21.4 billion, nearly 80% below its market-cycle peak, signaling continued low retail activity. Novogratz backs bipartisan crypto legislation Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz urged lawmakers from both parties to compromise and move the CLARITY Act forward, emphasizing the need for regulatory certainty for the crypto industry 💰 Market Prices 🟠 $BTC : ~$64,600 🔵 $ETH : ~$1,868 🟠 $BNB : ~$568 🟣 $SOL: ~$76 🔵 $GRAM : ~$1.42 ⚫ $XRP : ~$1.09 #Aynk
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Dan Niles (@DanielTNiles) reportedEvery great industrial revolution has had overinvestment due to the potential for riches for the last companies standing. Eventually this ends in a bust. AI I believe is no different. But I believe the current “speedbump” is not the beginning of that ultimate bust. On Saturday June 20th, I laid out my near-term concerns of an AI “speedbump” due to: 1) Token minimization 2) Competitive low cost open-sourced LLM models 3) Rising semiconductor cost impact on Q3 guidance Monday June 22nd in hindsight turned out to be the short-term top for the semiconductor index and the momentum trade. Token maximation in March turned into token minimization by June with the most extreme example being the $COIN CEO on June 26th posting how they cut their token spend by nearly 50% by largely routing AI queries to cheaper models. In the near-term, the question becomes can token usage by the other 99% of firms go up fast enough to offset the top 1% of firms like Coinbase cutting their AI bills. Numerous cheaper LLMs have been introduced recently. Last week the introduction of Moonshot’s Kimi K3 (China-based) challenged the performance of the most advanced US models. Profitable AI native revenue growth that is ROIC positive is what is needed to keep the whole ecosystem functioning. $GOOGL reporting this Wednesday will provide the first major datapoint on the trade-offs between cheaper tokens and more token production. Google Cloud Platform has seen revenue growth year-over-year accelerate from 34% in Q3:24 to 48% in Q4 and 63% in Q1:25. This growth rate should accelerate further in Q2 due to token maximization. While I expect forward Rev/EPS to move higher post results due to their core business, comments on GCP growth are likely to drive the stock reaction. While $GOOGL is my favorite consumer AI play given they have the complete AI stack, I am not sure they are immune from the leading 1% of companies trying to cut their AI bills. Uber for example that blew their entire AI budget for the year in the first four months has GCP as their primary supplier. $INTC which reports on Thursday provides multiple ways to win at the AI infrastructure layer which I am more bullish on than the increasingly commoditizing LLM model layer: 1) Agentic AI is driving a surge in demand for server CPUs which are a new bottleneck, 2) their advanced packaging has already attracted several hyper-scalers and 3) their foundry business (our national champion with an investment by the US government) continues to improve and attract new customers. As for the current AI “speedbump” in stocks, the Morgan Stanley Momentum Index (MOMO) which subtracts the Long Index from the Short Index fell 28% since June 22nd through July 16th in just 24 days with a slight reprieve of 1.6% on Friday. Historical corrections of over 10% since 1996 have averaged 20% from peak to trough but have taken 48 days on average to bottom. But the rally of the MOMO index of 40% from the March 30th stock market bottom through June 22nd was also much sharper than historical precedents. In my opinion, investing is about the risk versus reward. On June 20th, it was not good with increasing examples of token minimization. From a technical basis, MOMO is still not oversold given the RSI only reached 35 on 7/16 and on average it bottoms at 31. But the risk vs reward is more favorable today with sentiment having fallen further following: 1) the negative pre-announcement by $IBM which declined 26% last week despite prior claims of being an AI beneficiary, 2) the 3% drop in $ASML and 8% decline in $TSM last week despite positive earnings and 3) the 10% decline in both the Semiconductor Index and MOMO last week. Finally, I believe the advent of Agentic AI which arguably started on January 30th of 2026 with the formalization of OpenClaw requires 10-100x more tokens vs Chat-based AI. As a result, I believe it is prudent to start adding back some exposure in the AI related infrastructure names. But I believe this needs to be balanced with prudence at the public cloud layer given the near-term focus on AI bills needing to be controlled by the top 1% of corporations.
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carlosjmelgar (@carlosjmelgar) reported👀 @cobie looks good here. The @baseapp is widely regarded as a terrible app compared to early movers. @base supporters capitulating Coinbase desperate to turn things around quickly = proper budget to work with. He's already paid. Everything to gain, nothing to lose.
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FortunaShield (@FortunaShield) reported@Morecryptoonl Check if Coinbase is down, then pretend I always knew this was the path.
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Elowen (@Jenny_Whts) reportedBeen holding XRP since before the Coinbase delisting days. Some mornings I wake up tired of the same cycle: court updates, regulatory rumors, “this is the week” posts… But then I remember why I started — real utility in cross-border payments, bank partnerships that actually move money, and a ledger that works at scale. It’s not fast. It’s not always fun. But the thesis hasn’t broken. Still here. Still believing. What about you? #XRP