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Coinbase Says New Jersey Users Can Resume Staking as Regulator Rescinds 2023 Cease-and-Desist Order

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New Jersey’s securities regulator has rescinded the cease-and-desist order it issued against Coinbase in 2023 over the exchange’s staking program, according to a notice of rescission dated Oct. 30 shared on Monday by Coinbase General Counsel Molly Abraham. The original order, entered June 6, 2023, against Coinbase Global, Inc. and Coinbase, Inc., directed the company to pay $5 million in civil penalties and barred it from offering unregistered securities in the state, naming the “Coinbase Staking Securities” among them. By Unchained’s count of the two dates in the notice, the order stood for 1,242 days . “New Jersey has formally dropped its staking lawsuit against Coinbase and lifted its cease-and-desist order, paving the way for our NJ users to resume staking after missing millions of dollars in rewards over the…

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