Coinbase flags delayed Celestia transfers as trading continues normally

Coinbase says users are facing delays when moving Celestia’s TIA token on and off the exchange. Buying, selling and fiat transactions are still working as usual. What Coinbase is reporting The issue is limited to sends and receives on the Celestia network. Those are the on-chain transfers that move tokens between a Coinbase account and an outside address. Everything that happens inside Coinbase’s own books keeps running. That covers order matching, purchases with dollars, and sales back into fiat. Coinbase has posted this kind of notice before. On November 26, 2025, the exchange flagged delayed Celestia sends and receives around 13:22 PST. The issue was resolved by November 27, 2025. During that episode, Coinbase confirmed that trading activity, including buying, selling and fiat transactions, was not affected. It also assured customers that their funds were secure. Similar disruptions affecting Celestia transfers for Coinbase users were also noted in January 2026 and April 2026. Coverage of the November 2025 incident came primarily from Coinbase’s own status updates and Reuters. Neither pointed to broader market implications. Why Celestia transfers work differently Celestia launch...