Coinbase has warned users about possible service disruptions during a scheduled system upgrade this weekend. The maintenance is planned for Saturday, May 23, and is expected to last about 30 minutes. The exchange said trading will remain active, though order updates may face delays.
Coinbase announced the upgrade as part of routine platform maintenance. The company said such updates are standard and not expected to affect trading activity.

During the maintenance window, users may experience delays in order status updates. The exchange confirmed that all markets will remain operational throughout the process.
The company stated it will provide updates as the upgrade progresses. It aims to minimize disruption and maintain transparency with users.
Coinbase has carried out similar upgrades in the past without major issues. In October last year, a temporary outage occurred but caused no major complications.
Earlier this month, users reported transaction issues on the platform. Some experienced slower service due to an AWS overheating problem.
Coinbase said it quickly identified the issue and worked to restore services. The firm stated it aimed to “re-enable” trading across all markets promptly.
The latest upgrade follows recent operational changes at the company. Coinbase recently reduced its global workforce by 14%.
CEO Brian Armstrong cited market volatility and rapid AI growth as reasons for the layoffs. The company continues adjusting its operations under changing conditions.
Coinbase has also expanded its role in decentralized finance infrastructure. It became the official treasury deployer of USDC under Hyperliquid’s AQA framework.
In this role, Coinbase will manage USDC liquidity for the protocol. The move supports on-chain financial operations within the ecosystem.
Hyperliquid confirmed that Coinbase and Circle will stake HYPE tokens. This step supports the activation of the upcoming AQAv2 upgrade.
The company has also made changes to its trading offerings. It recently removed six non-USD trading pairs from its platform.
The delisting included pairs such as ICP/USDT and ICP/GBP. Following the move, Internet Computer dropped about 10% to below $3.
The token continued to decline over the following days. It is currently trading near $2.50 after failing to recover.
Coinbase said the system upgrade will proceed as planned on May 23. The company will share real-time updates during the maintenance window.
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