no, regular coinbase. not all coins offer staking. on coinbase I know Atom, Tezos, I think XLM and one or two more offer it. Some online wallets offer staking as well as hard wallets. I know Ledger offers it for Atom and a few other coins. etoro has it for Tron and ADA. GRT has it thru thegraph.com. And some coins just give you a percentage of coins as they burn some like this FEG coin I got. All depends on what coins you have and how patient you willing to be. For all coins theres an unbonding period so if you tryna unstake and get them back it takes a certain number of days. I know for my atom coins its a 21 day period and for other coins it may be different. but on an exchange like coinbase i don't think there is a waiting period. of course the staking percentage may not be as high. exchanges stake for you automatically. for wallets you need to select a delegator. usually one that has a decent return percentage and respectability. of course don't get greedy cuz you never know who you trusting. you could have a safe 10% return on a respected delegator with tons of coins in their portfolio or go for one offering 50% and not have as much respect in the industry. its a risk. Delegators have to abide by certain rules I'm sure and its your coins on the line so selecting one that is good will leave you with peace of mind.
Like look at this list.
https://stake.fish/en/cosmos/leaderboard/
the ones I have my atom staked with is cosmostation at 9th. decent place to be and not bad in voting power department. sure there are plenty paying higher percentage down the list but how reliable are they? these are your coins so you gotta trust them with someone who knows what they're doing. your team needs a last second shot to win the game. you gonna give the ball to lebron, giannis, curry, or some guy off the bench?