Coinbase says New Jersey plans to lift 3-year 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. Summary New Jersey notified Coinbase on Oct. 29 that it intends to rescind its enforcement order. Existing New Jersey stakers have remained eligible for rewards, with new staking restricted. Five states withdrew their staking actions against Coinbase in March and April 2025. Coinbase’s eligibility page still lists New Jersey restrictions, without a confirmed reopening date. Coinbase’s quarterly filing states that New Jersey’s securities regulator informed the exchange of its intention to rescind the summary penalty and cease-and-desist order on Oct. 29, 2026. The disclosure appears in the company’s account of state proceedings over its staking services. The filing describes a planned withdrawal, without announcing a completed rescission or a date when residents can begin staking additional funds. Coinbase’s published customer guidance continues to list New Jersey among states with restrictions. Coinbase’s New Jersey restrictions cover new staking According to Coinbase’s eligibility guidance, New Jersey cu...