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Bitstamp, a major cryptocurrency exchange, will stop offering ether (ETH) staking to customers in the U.S. by September 25, 2023, reflecting changes in U.S. crypto regulations.<img src="https://academy-public.coinmarketcap.com/optimized-uploads/d6ce2866502f420fb836e3a0bfa60457.gif" />Ad. Participate in Trigoz Airdrop &amp; Get $50 worth of OZ Tokens Free <a href="https://t.me/trigOz_Airdrop_Bot" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Join Now</a>Bitstamp’s decision to end ETH staking for its U.S. customers was announced via an email to Blockworks. The message, written by Bitstamp US CEO Bobby Zagotta, emphasized that this move was a direct response to the current U.S. regulations.Zagotta clarified that, starting September 25, U.S. customers would no longer receive staking rewards. He assured that other Bitstamp services would not be impacted. He also mentioned that customers would still earn rewards until the specified date. Following that, staked assets would go through an unstaking process. The rewards and initial amounts would then be added to users’ main Bitstamp accounts. This process generally takes a few days, but it could be longer based on network conditions. <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com/bitstamp-stops-ether-staking-for-us-customers-over-regulations/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Read More...</a>

Bitstamp Stops Ether Staking for US Customers Over Regulations

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