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At April's close, Coinbase is issuing delisting alerts on a few crypto assets. In a recent tweet, Coinbase reminds users that trading for Dai (DAI) will be disabled on coinbase․com and the Coinbase mobile app on May 4, 2026. In addition, send and receive support for Dai (DAI) will be temporarily disabled from May 4 to 6, 2026.
Reminder: trading for Dai (DAI) will be disabled on coinbase․com and the Coinbase mobile app on May 4, 2026. Send and receive support of Dai (DAI) will be temporarily disabled from May 4-6, 2026.
Users in the following EEA regions will not have their DAI migrated: AT, BE, BG,…
— Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) April 29, 2026
DAI is an Ethereum-based stablecoin overseen by MakerDAO. Users in selected EEA regions will not have their DAI migrated. Coinbase notes that any Dai (DAI) remaining on the platform as of May 4 will be converted to USDS (USDS) at a rate of 1 DAI: 1 USDS. As a result, users are urged to send their tokens to a compatible self-custody wallet before the May 4 deadline.
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Coinbase is delisting Dai (DAI) as part of its regular asset reviews to ensure compliance with listing standards.
Any Dai (DAI) remaining on Coinbase after May 4 will be converted to USDS at a rate of 1 DAI to 1 USDS.
Users in selected EEA regions, including Austria, Belgium, and Bulgaria, will not have their Dai (DAI) migrated.

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