Coinbase has listed 50 altcoins it is considering to list in the second quarter of the year.
Coinbase, the largest US crypto asset trading platform by trading volume, has released a list of altcoins it is considering listing. In its April 11 blog post, which emphasized transparency, the platform included a wide-ranging list from BinanceUSD to Wrapped Ampleforth. The altcoins on the list that the platform plans to list are as follows:
- Aleph.im (ALEPH)
- Arcblock (ABT)
- BiFi (BIFI)
- Big Data Protocol (BDP)
- Binance USD (BUSD)
- BitDAO (BIT)
- Botto (BOTTO)
- Chrono.tech ( TIME)
- Coin98 (C98)
- DappRadar (RADAR)
- DEXTools (DEXT)
- DFX Finance (DFX)
- Dope Wars Paper (PAPER)
- Drep [new] (DREP)
- Elastos (ELA)
- Gemini USD (GUSD)
- Honey (HNY)
- Hopr Token (HOPR)
- Index Cooperative (INDEX)
- Indexed Finance (NDX)
- Jupiter (JUP)
- Chromatica ( CHROME)
- LockTrip (LOC)
- MATH (MATH)
- Monavale (MONA)
- Morpheus Labs (MITX)
- mStable Governance Token: Meta (MTA)
- Muse (MUSE)
- Nest Protocol (NEST)
- Opacity
- OPCT)
- OpenDAO (SOS)
- PARSIQ (PRQ)
- PolkaFoundry (PKF)
- Polkamon (PMON)
- RAC ( RAC)
- SelfKey (KEY)
- StackOS (STACK)
- StaFi (FIS)
- Strike (STRK)
- Student Coin (STC)
- SwftCoin (SWFTC)
- Sylo (SYLO)
- TE-Food (TONE)
- UnMarshal (MARSH)
- Wrapped Ampleforth (WAMPL)
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- Apricot Finance (APT)
- Bitspawn (SPWN)
- Green Satoshi Token ( GST)
- Media Network (MEDIA)
- Realy (REAL)
Coinbase, published by underlined that this list should not be seen as a “listing promise or guarantee”. The platform also added that the list in question does not include all the assets they evaluated.