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Coinbase Suspends Trading for Badger DAO and Storj on September 28

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Coinbase is pulling the plug on two tokens. The exchange plans to suspend trading for Badger DAO and Storj on September 28, cutting off access to both assets for its users.

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Two tokens hit the exit on September 28

The suspension targets Badger DAO and Storj specifically, not the wider market. Coinbase is set to halt trading in both assets on September 28, according to reporting from Crypto Briefing. For related coverage, see Avici Neobank Hacked, Over $600K Drained From User Accounts.

The move is part of a broader cleanup. Coinbase is preparing to suspend several crypto assets in September, with Badger DAO and Storj among the names on the list. For related coverage, see Ninth Circuit Backs Nevada Over Kalshi Prediction Markets.

What it means for holders

A trading suspension is not the same as a delisting of your balance, but it changes the game fast. Once Coinbase stops trading a token, users lose the ability to buy or sell it on the platform. For related coverage, see ETH ETFs Pull In $713M This Week, Closing in on Bitcoin's $884M.

The September 28 date gives affected token holders a clear deadline. Anyone holding Badger DAO or Storj on Coinbase has until that day to decide whether to trade, transfer, or hold through the change.

The impact is exchange-specific. This is a Coinbase decision about Coinbase order books, and it does not automatically extend to how the tokens trade elsewhere.

Why it counts as exchange news

Coinbase sits at the center of this story. As one of the largest crypto exchanges, its decision to add or drop trading pairs carries weight for the tokens involved and for the traders who rely on the venue.

The company has been busy on multiple fronts, from bringing tokenized stocks to its Base network to responding to the CFTC and SEC on perpetual derivatives. A platform-level trading status change for Badger DAO and Storj is a smaller but concrete signal of how Coinbase manages the assets it lists.

For casual holders, the takeaway is simple: mark the date and check your positions. What does a token do when its biggest on-ramp closes the door?

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.

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  • Byline - Reported by Nathan Sinclair
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