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Coinbase Pulls Support for Digital Asset Market Cl...
Bankless •Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 10:53 PM•1 min read

Coinbase Pulls Support for Digital Asset Market Clarity Act

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Coinbase, led by Brian Armstrong, has withdrawn its support for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, according to reports. The development represents a change in the company's stance on the proposed legislation. The reasons for the withdrawal were not specified in the provided source. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is related to the regulation of digital assets, a topic of increasing importance in the cryptocurrency industry as regulators seek to provide a framework for the emerging asset class.

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Coinbase Pulls Support for Digital Asset Market Cl...
Bankless •Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 10:53 PM•1 min read

Coinbase Pulls Support for Digital Asset Market Clarity Act

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Coinbase, led by Brian Armstrong, has withdrawn its support for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, according to reports. The development represents a change in the company's stance on the proposed legislation. The reasons for the withdrawal were not specified in the provided source. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is related to the regulation of digital assets, a topic of increasing importance in the cryptocurrency industry as regulators seek to provide a framework for the emerging asset class.

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