Coinbase announced the cancellation of support for BSV. Users who hold BSV must withdraw it before January 9th. If they fail to withdraw BSV, Coinbase will liquidate their BSV assets.
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Coinbase: Users holding BSV must withdraw them before January 9th or face liquidation
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