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Coinbase May Reconsider Support for US Market Stru...
The Block•Monday, January 12, 2026 at 03:07 AM•1 min read

Coinbase May Reconsider Support for US Market Structure Bill: Report

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According to reports, Coinbase is considering withdrawing its support for a proposed market structure bill in the United States. This reconsideration stems from concerns that the bill, as it is currently written, could impose broader limits on stablecoin rewards. The development was reported by Bloomberg. The potential withdrawal of support from a major player like Coinbase highlights the ongoing debates and complexities surrounding the regulation of digital assets and the evolving market structure within the cryptocurrency industry.

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Coinbase May Reconsider Support for US Market Stru...
The Block•Monday, January 12, 2026 at 03:07 AM•1 min read

Coinbase May Reconsider Support for US Market Structure Bill: Report

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According to reports, Coinbase is considering withdrawing its support for a proposed market structure bill in the United States. This reconsideration stems from concerns that the bill, as it is currently written, could impose broader limits on stablecoin rewards. The development was reported by Bloomberg. The potential withdrawal of support from a major player like Coinbase highlights the ongoing debates and complexities surrounding the regulation of digital assets and the evolving market structure within the cryptocurrency industry.

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Zimbabwe moves to regulate crypto sector, requiring firms to register with central bank: Reuters

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