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March 28, 2025South Carolina drops collateral lawsuit against Coinbase
On March 28 that Paul Grewal, chief legal officer of Coinbase, said on the X platform that South Carolina has joined Vermont in withdrawing its staking lawsuit against Coinbase. Grewal said that staking services will soon be restored to South Carolina users, which is not only a victory for Coinbase, but also a victory for crypto consumers. He hopes that this decision will affect other states that still have restrictions on staking services.
Grewal added that South Carolina users lost about $2 million in staking rewards as a result of this case, and that the 52 million cryptocurrency holders in the United States deserve reasonable consumer protection and clear regulations. He praised South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson for his efforts in resolving the matter and hoped that other states that restrict staking would pay attention to this change.
