The court granted final approval in November 2025. No claim form was required; qualifying class members were designated to receive payments automatically through an active Coinbase account or by mailed check.
The court granted final approval in November 2025. No claim form was required; qualifying class members were designated to receive payments automatically through an active Coinbase account or by mailed check.
The court granted final approval in November 2025. No claim form was required; qualifying class members were designated to receive payments automatically through an active Coinbase account or by mailed check.
StatusFinal Approval Granted · Automatic PaymentsSee the current-status update above.
Claim DeadlineNo claim form requiredNew claims are not currently accepted.
Settlement Fund$2.25 millionApproved deductions and allocation terms may apply.
Potential BenefitApproximately $1–$17Eligibility and payment terms apply.
What Happened?
The lawsuit alleged that Coinbase and its promotion administrator did not adequately disclose a free mail-in entry method for the June 2021 Dogecoin sweepstakes. The defendants denied wrongdoing and liability.
Who Was Covered?
The class included U.S. consumers who opted into the June 2021 Dogecoin sweepstakes and bought, sold, or traded at least $100 in Dogecoin on Coinbase from June 3 through June 10, 2021.
What Benefits Were Available?
Payments are based on transaction fees and spreads for the first $100 in qualifying Dogecoin trades. No claim form was required, and estimated awards ranged from about $1 to $17.
Claims and Payment Information
The court granted final approval in November 2025. No claim form was required; qualifying class members were designated to receive payments automatically through an active Coinbase account or by mailed check. People with an existing claim or notice should rely on claim-specific communications and the official source.
• Opt-out deadline: October 1, 2025 • Final approval: November 2025 • Payments: Automatic for eligible class members
Settlement Fund and Legal Fees
Administration, legal fees, expenses, benefit payments, and other approved deductions are governed by the official documents and court orders and can affect individual benefits.
Case Information
Suski, et al. v. Coinbase, Inc., et al. 3:21-cv-04539-SK U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.