Coinbase withdraws support as key crypto bill review is urgently postponed, US regulatory process suddenly faces new uncertainties
As the most active "compliance role model" in the US cryptocurrency market begins to openly question and resist established regulatory rules, a profound transformation is brewing. On January 14, 2026, Coinbase, a leading US-based digital asset trading platform, unexpectedly withdrew its key support for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. This move is not merely a strategic business adjustment but like a giant stone thrown into a calm lake, instantly stirring waves of regulation, market, and industry internal upheaval.
The bill was initially expected to clarify the long-ambiguous regulatory boundaries of digital assets and bring certainty to the industry. However, Coinbase's resolute stance—its CEO Brian Armstrong even stated, "Better no bill than a bad bill"—resembles a fierce "systemic rebellion," directly causing the Senate's critical review process to be urgently suspended.
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TechubNews·01-28 07:10





