Coinbase plans to suspend trading for two tokens, BADGER and STORJ, on Sept. 28. If you hold either coin on the exchange, this changes how you can buy or sell them once the suspension takes effect.
What Coinbase said about suspending BADGER and STORJ trading
Coinbase, one of the largest U.S. crypto exchanges, is set to halt trading in BADGER and STORJ. The change is scheduled for Sept. 28, according to the Coinbase exchange status page. For related coverage, see Better Mortgage Enables Bitcoin Down Payments Without Margin Calls.
A trading suspension means the exchange stops matching buy and sell orders for those assets. It is the platform stepping back from a market, not a change to the tokens themselves. For related coverage, see UK Crypto Investors Reported GBP1.38B in 2024-25 Gains, Nearly Half From 240 People.
Coinbase has adjusted its operations in other recent moves, including a custody shift that changed how Deribit reports its reserves. Decisions like these arrive alongside broader industry activity, from new federal charters for crypto firms to shifting flows across Bitcoin and gold ETFs.
Why BADGER and STORJ are the focus of this update
This notice applies specifically to two assets: BADGER and STORJ. No other tokens are named in the update we reviewed.
Because the available information is limited to the suspension itself, this article stays narrow on purpose. We are reporting only what the Coinbase status notice confirms, not the reasons behind the decision.
If you want to see how these two tokens are trading before the deadline, you can review live BADGER and STORJ market data.
What Coinbase users and traders should watch next
Sept. 28 is the date to mark. That is when trading access for BADGER and STORJ is scheduled to stop on Coinbase.
A suspension does not always mean the same thing as loss of access to your holdings. It usually means trading pauses, so follow Coinbase’s own updates for the exact timing and any instructions about your balances.
The practical takeaway is simple. If BADGER or STORJ sits in your Coinbase account, check the platform directly and decide how you want to handle your holdings before the deadline.
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.
