<p>Nearly six months after <a href="https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/17554/coinbase-launches-a-staking-service-for-institutional-clients-starting-with-tezos">launching</a> its cryptocurrency staking service, Coinbase Custody has <a href="https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-custody-now-supports-maker-governance-ced7aabfa054">announced</a> staking support for MKR, MakerDAO's native asset.</p> <p>Clients that hold MKR can now participate in MakerDAO's governance directly on Coinbase's custodial platform. According to Coinbase, crypto asset managers typically have to withdraw their funds from custody providers to participate in on-chain governance, adding risks such as loss or theft. </p> <p>The next major MakerDAO governance <a href="https://blog.makerdao.com/breaking-launch-date-of-multi-collateral-dai-announced-at-devcon-5/">vote</a> is for Multi-Collateral Dai, which will take place Nov. 15.</p> <div class="c-message__content c-message__content--feature_sonic_inputs" data-qa="message_content"><span class="c-message__body" dir="auto" data-qa="message-text">MKR's addition brings the number of assets supported by Coinbase Custody staking to two. </span>The firm originally started off offering XTZ staking support for the Tezos blockchain. In July, The Block <a href="https://www.theblockresearch.com/a-look-at-coinbase-custody-and-its-staking-service-30401">estimated</a> that in two months of operation, Coinbase Custody generated somewhere between $7,580-$8,324 in XTZ rewards on behalf of its client. According to <a href="https://tzscan.io/tz1irJKkXS2DBWkU1NnmFQx1c1L7pbGg4yhk">TzScan</a>, Coinbase Custody makes approximately 0.53% of the total number of XTZ currently being staked on the Tezos network.</div>