New Jersey Ends Coinbase Staking Ban After 3 Years: Which States Are Next?
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New Jersey has rescinded its three-year-old staking ban on Coinbase, including a $5 million penalty, marking a significant regulatory shift for the crypto exchange in the United States. The reversal clears the way for New Jersey residents to resume staking services on the platform after the state had blocked new staking enrollments since 2023. Despite this development, four states continue to prohibit new Coinbase staking for users, leaving a patchwork of state-level restrictions across the country. The move may signal a broader softening of state regulatory stances toward crypto staking services. Investors and industry observers should watch whether the remaining states follow New Jersey's lead and lift their own staking restrictions.
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