Policy Drift Analysis Mixed 1 mo

Coinbase has made 14 significant policy changes since monitoring began in March 2026 (1 mo). 2 were negative for consumers, primarily involving transparency removal. 1 was positive, strengthening consumer protections.
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14
Changes
2
Negative
1
Positive
10
Neutral
1
High Severity
Negative (14%) Positive (7%)

Documents Affected

This is Coinbase's legal contract that governs your use of its cryptocurrency buying, selling, and storage platform in the United States. The most important thing to know is that Coinbase …
This is Coinbase's privacy policy explaining what personal information the company collects when you use its cryptocurrency trading platform — including your government-issued ID, Social Security Number, bank account details, …
This is Coinbase's official fee schedule explaining exactly what it costs to buy, sell, and convert cryptocurrency on Coinbase.com. The most important thing to know is that every transaction carries …

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All Changes (14)

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Trend Observation

Coinbase's most frequent change categories are Transparency removal (2), Fee change (1), Consent expansion (1). The most frequently updated document is Coinbase User Agreement with 6 changes. Get alerted when Coinbase changes policy →

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