Coinbase disclosed in its seventh annual Transparency Report that it received a record 12,716 information requests from government and law enforcement agencies between October 2024 and September 2025, a 19% increase year-over-year. International requests accounted for over half of the total for the first time, with France leading the demand outside of the U.S. This comes as the company faces heightened regulatory oversight globally. Separately, Coinbase announced the listing of the XPL token on its platform, making it available for trading to its millions of users. The addition of new assets is a regular operational activity for the exchange, aimed at expanding its offering for investors. There was no significant market reaction directly attributable to these announcements, as the stock continued to be influenced by the broader cryptocurrency market downturn from the previous day.
Coinbase Reports Record Government Data Requests and Lists New XPL Token
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