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Wall Street investors can now earn 15% on crypto holdings
U.S. largest crypto echange Coinbase is advertising staking rewards “up to 15% APY” across select proof-of-stake assets, while rolling out instant unstaking that lets customers access liquidity anytime for a 1% fee. The move introduces something Wall Street rarely offers. High, blockchain-native yields that don’t come from leverage, exotic derivatives, or opaque lending programs. Instead, the rewards come directly from the underlying blockchain protocols. Coinbase presents staking as simple, accessible, and transparent. The company on its website notes that “Your assets never leave your account. Our customers ... (full story)
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