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New Jersey Drops Lawsuit Against Coinbase Staking, Lifts Stop Order

New Jersey formally withdrew its lawsuit against Coinbase’s staking business and lifted its cease-and-desist order, allowing state users to resume staking after a pause of more than three years, Coinbase legal team member Molly Abraham said. Abraham named Wisconsin, Maryland, California and Washington as next targets, and CEO Brian Armstrong said New Jersey users will soon be able to stake again.

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New Jersey's retreat is a concrete win for Coinbase's staking franchise, but the more telling signal is the named queue of Wisconsin, Maryland, California and Washington. That framing turns a single state settlement into a template: regulators who once treated staking as an unregistered securities offering now face a clearer path to withdrawal rather than litigation. The practical effect is restoring a revenue line for Coinbase and access for state users after a multi-year gap. The open question is whether the remaining states follow New Jersey's lead or negotiate separate terms, which would leave a patchwork of staking availability across the U.S.

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