Coinbase report say global law enforcement don request data reach record high

Coinbase annual transparency report (Oct 1, 2024–Sep 30, 2025) show say law enforcement and government dem request more user data pass before. Total requests reach 12,716 — still inside the platform historical band of about 10,000–13,000 — and about 53% of the requests come from outside the US. Six countries (US, Germany, UK, France, Spain, Australia) make up around 80% of all requests, while the single biggest source remain the US (5,444 requests). Most requests relate to suspected criminal activity and come with legal papers (subpoenas, search warrants, court orders). Coinbase talk say dem check each request for legality and scope, dem fight or narrow requests when e necessary, and dem only share the minimum info required (often aggregated or non‑identifying data). The company also say dem still dey engage with US officials and the industry dey under steady regulatory scrutiny, including legal matter around stablecoin reward programs. For traders: this mean say cross‑border enforcement dey target big exchanges more, compliance costs for platforms fit rise, and privacy expectations go still dey pressured — things wey fit affect liquidity, user flows, and market confidence for centralized venues. Primary keywords: Coinbase transparency report, law enforcement data requests, user data requests. Secondary keywords: subpoenas, warrants, cross‑border requests, data privacy, regulatory compliance.