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Coinbase ends USDT and DAI trading
Delisting Stablecoins

Coinbase ends USDT and DAI trading

30 October 2026, Friday
Online Location
USDT · DAI Coinbase

Coinbase is ending trading in the stablecoins USDT and DAI on October 30, 2026. Anyone still holding these two coins on the platform needs to convert or move them.

What is happening

According to a weekly crypto review published on CryptoTicker, Coinbase is ending trading in the stablecoins Tether (USDT) and DAI as of October 30. The report states plainly that holders of these coins on the exchange have to take action.

The available sources do not spell out the exact mechanics of the change, such as the precise cut-off time on the day, whether deposits and withdrawals remain open afterwards, or how any remaining balances would be handled. The review refers to a separate article on the Coinbase conversion for further detail. Users should consult Coinbase's own notices for the exact procedure.

The announcement came in the same week that Kraken was reported to be dropping a series of smaller tokens from October 23. The report cites both cases as examples of how coins held on an exchange depend on that exchange's decisions.

Why it matters

USDT and DAI are widely used stablecoins, often held as a cash-like balance between trades. For holders on Coinbase, the end of trading means these balances can no longer be bought or sold there after the deadline, so they need to be converted into another asset or withdrawn to a personal wallet or another venue. Leaving the decision until the last moment can mean less flexibility and rushed choices.

For traders, the removal of these pairs reduces the stablecoin options available on the platform. Anyone who uses USDT or DAI as a base currency, or who runs strategies or alerts tied to these markets, may need to adjust their setup. The case also illustrates the custody question raised in the source: assets held on an exchange remain subject to that exchange's listing decisions, and the regulatory status of the platform, including any MiCA licence, can be worth checking.

Key details

  • Date: October 30, 2026
  • Project: Coinbase
  • Coins: USDT, DAI
  • Category: Delisting
  • Status: Confirmed
  • Source: CryptoTicker, "Crypto week in review: portfolio week 41, 2026" (https://cryptoticker.io/en/crypto-week-in-review-portfolio-week-41-2026/)