Coinbase Says New Jersey Plans to Lift Staking Order
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Coinbase says New Jersey plans to lift staking order
Coinbase has disclosed that New Jersey intends to withdraw its staking enforcement order after more than three years of restrictions on customers adding new assets to the service. Coinbase’s quarterly filing states that New Jersey’s securities regulator informed the exchange…
The New Jersey Securities and Exchange Bureau has reversed its 2023 ban and $5 million fine on Coinbase staking. Users can now stake again; restrictions remain in place in four states.
Coinbase users in New Jersey could soon regain access to cryptocurricular staging services after more than three years of regulatory restrictions. According to a new tweet from the Coinbase legal team, New Jersey has officially withdrawn its case against Coinbase regarding the cryptocurricular staging services offered by the company. This development marks an important turning point for Coinbase and [...]
According to Crypto Briefing, New Jersey withdrew its action against Coinbase's stacking and lifted the order that prevented its residents from using the service since June 2023. The change could return them access to the rewards; the report estimates that during the break they stopped receiving at least $15 million.
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