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New Jersey drops Coinbase staking order ahead of crypto’s midterm test

CCointelegraph by Isabelle Castro·CointelegraphPublished Nov 3, 2026, 06:32 AM

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New Jersey lifted its staking ban and dropped a $5 million penalty, clearing the way for Coinbase to restore staking access for users in the US state.

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