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Coinbase Wallet Quests

Coinbase Wallet Quests replaced the old Learning Rewards (which ended May 2025). You complete on-chain tasks — swaps, mints, staking — to earn crypto rewards.

Last checked: 2026-10-11 · learn and earn

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Eligibility

US eligibility

US users eligible; on-chain tasks

Requirements

KYC: No · Wallet: self-custody (Coinbase Wallet)

How to claim

  1. Install Coinbase Wallet
  2. Browse available quests
  3. Complete the on-chain task
  4. Receive the reward

Estimated value

~$5-8 per quest, up to $35 in OP — varies by quest

Risks

  • Gas fees reduce net earnings
  • Rewards vary by quest and availability
Where to hold / get the tokens

This program runs on Coinbase. See our full review for fees, security, and how it fits.

FAQ

Are Coinbase Wallet Quests available in the US?

Yes — they are on-chain tasks in the Coinbase Wallet app, available to US users.

Do I need to pay gas?

Yes, completing on-chain tasks incurs network gas fees, which can reduce net earnings.

Sources

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  • Taxes. In the US, airdropped/rewarded crypto is generally ordinary income at its fair market value when received; selling later is a separate taxable event (IRS FAQ Q&A 22-24). Keep records.
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