Coinbase has announced the suspension of its fiat-to-USDC on-ramping services in Argentina, effective January 31. The decision, communicated via email to customers, is part of a strategic reevaluation of the exchange's offerings in the country to enhance user experience. Until the suspension takes effect, users can continue to buy and sell USDC using banking services. The move comes amid challenges faced by exchanges in Argentina, where a 1.2% tax on Argentine peso deposits impacts operational revenue. Despite these hurdles, the Argentine crypto market remains robust, with numerous local exchanges maintaining a strong presence. Coinbase, which entered the Argentine market on January 29 with a VASP registration, initially aimed to empower local users and tap into a market of over 5 million potential crypto enthusiasts.