Coinbase temporarily disabled spot and advanced trading on October 25, 2025, for system maintenance expected to last four hours, affecting trading and transactions across its platforms.
The outage underscores the importance of planned maintenance in ensuring exchange reliability and service continuity, with no reported market panic or extraordinary withdrawal activity observed.
Coinbase Pauses Spot Trading for Scheduled Maintenance
Coinbase has temporarily disabled spot trading as part of a planned maintenance operation. The outage is expected to last up to four hours, beginning on October 25, 2025. This is routine and affects multiple platform functions.
This scheduled halt involves Coinbase and affects trading pairs of BTC, ETH, and altcoins. No public statements from company executives are available. The maintenance is confirmed on the Coinbase Status portal.
Trading, transfers, and on-chain activity are impacted. The maintenance suspends transactions, including asset staking, affecting the Coinbase infrastructure. Stakeholders should anticipate brief delays in account activities.
According to the Coinbase Status Portal, "In progress - As part of our scheduled maintenance period, Spot trading & Advanced Trade has been disabled on Coinbase.com." Coinbase Status.
Such scheduled maintenance is common and aims to enhance platform functionality, reflecting industry practices without adverse regulatory impacts.
Historical precedent shows no significant market disruptions during planned maintenance windows like this. The Coinbase Status page is the primary source for updates, with no regulatory interventions observed.