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Illinois to Drop Staking Lawsuit Against Coinbase

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Illinois to Drop Staking Lawsuit Against Coinbase
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Illinois is following the lead of three other states, Kentucky, Vermont, and South Carolina, in dropping its lawsuit against Coinbase related to staking. The decision aligns with recent developments where several U.S. states have retracted their legal actions against the exchange.

Among the states still pursuing staking-related suits against Coinbase are Alabama, California, Maryland, New Jersey, Washington, and Wisconsin. Representatives from California, Maryland, and Wisconsin have refrained from providing comments on the ongoing litigations.

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Illinois to Drop Staking Lawsuit Against Coinbase

Three other states — Kentucky, Vermont and South Carolina — have already dropped their suits.

Illinois will soon drop its staking lawsuit against Coinbase, joining three other U.S. states that have recently backed down from litigation against the exchange.

The remaining states with staking-related suits against Coinbase include Alabama, California, Maryland, New Jersey, Washington and Wisconsin. Spokespeople for California, Maryland, and Wisconsin declined to comment on pending litigation.

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