#Coinbase's listing standards are strict.#
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Coinbase recently announced its digital asset review and listing process, emphasizing that all assets must undergo rigorous legal, compliance and technical security reviews and pass business analysis before they can be listed. It is understood that approximately 90% of assets fail to meet Coinbase's listing standards, primarily due to insufficient market demand, poor project team performance, unreasonable token distribution and lack of liquidity. Coinbase also stated that it will monitor listed assets regularly and suspend trading and issue announcements if a project fails to continuously meet standards or encounters major problems.
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Coinbase recently published its digital asset review and listing process, emphasizing that all assets must undergo rigorous legal, compliance, and technical security reviews, and pass business analysis before they can be listed on the exchange. It is reported that Coinbase Digital Asset Support Group (DASG) will evaluate assets, including market demand, project team performance, token distribution method and liquidity, etc. It is worth noting that Coinbase stated that about 90% of assets do not meet its listing standards, which means that only a handful of assets can pass the review and eventually be listed on the exchange. For new public chain native assets, due to the complexity of technical integration, priority mainly depends on market demand. In addition, Coinbase also emphasized that it will monitor listed assets regularly. If a project fails to continuously meet the standards or encounters major problems, trading will be suspended and an announcement will be made.
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Coinbase listing standards are rigorous, all assets must undergo legal, compliance and technical security review by the Digital Asset Support Group (DASG), and pass strict business analysis before they can be listed on the exchange.
Coinbase's listing standards primarily evaluate market demand, project team performance, token distribution and liquidity.
Approximately 90% of assets fail to meet Coinbase's listing standards, assets that do not meet the standards may be suspended from trading.
Coinbase will regularly monitor listed assets, if a project fails to continue to meet the standards or has a major problem, it will be suspended from trading and an announcement will be made.