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Users staking the listed assets retain only 65% of network staking rewards; Coinbase takes 35% as its standard commission.
The updated fee schedule removes the previously disclosed 1% fee for instant unstaking and replaces it with a variable fee disclosed only at the time you request to unstake. The change also expands instant unstaking fees to apply when converting a pending standard unstake to an instant unstake. Under the revised terms, you will not know the exact fee until you initiate the transaction, which removes the price certainty previously available.
View change record →For every staking reward you earn on the listed assets, Coinbase will take 35% as its commission, leaving you with 65%.
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"Coinbase takes a commission based on the rewards you receive from the network. Our standard commission is 35% for ADA, ATOM, AVAX, DOT, ETH, MATIC, SOL, and XTZ.Excerpt from Coinbase's Fee Schedule
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Users staking the listed assets retain only 65% of network staking rewards; Coinbase takes 35% as its standard commission.
For every staking reward you earn on the listed assets, Coinbase will take 35% as its commission, leaving you with 65%.
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