Bitstamp Halts ETH Staking for US Customers Amid Regulatory Uncertainty
In a move fueled by increasing regulatory uncertainty in the United States, global cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp has announced to terminate Ethereum staking service for US users. The exchange has set September 25 as t...
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The exchange has set September 25 as the deadline for users to earn rewards on their staked assets, after which the staked tokens will be withdrawn and returned to users' accounts, Bloomberg reported. ...
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