Coinbase Adding Support for 3 New Crypto Assets in July – And These 16 Altcoins Could Be Next
Top crypto exchange Coinbase is adding support for three new assets and could be listing 16 other assets.
This month, Coinbase announced that it is enabling trading for web-2.0-to-3.0 bridge Mask Network (MASK), decentralized forum board Rally (RLY) and decentralized finance (DeFi) asset Clover Finance (CLV).
The three additions come on the heels of Coinbase’s new June listings, which include cross-platform protocol BarnBridge (BOND), decentralized streaming network Livepeer (LPT), blockchain development network Quant (QNT), sports fan engagement platform Chiliz (CHZ), Bitcoin bridge Keep Network (KEEP) and Dogecoin (DOGE) fork Shiba Inu (SHIB).
In June, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that he and his team are attempting to list as many assets as possible in the coming months.
Below is a list of assets that Coinbase has said it’s considering:
- Aragon (ANT)
- Arweave (AR)
- Ampleforth (AMPL)
- Fetch.ai (FET)
- Helium (HNT)
- Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR)
- Kava.io (KAVA)
- Ocean Protocol (OCEAN)
- Reserve Rights (RSR)
- tBTC (TBTC)
- Theta Network (THETA)
- DigiByte (DGB)
- Horizon (ZEN)
- Render Token (RNDR)
- Siacoin (SC)
- VeChain (VET)
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