Coinbase Opens the Door to More Than 30 New Cryptocurrencies

Coinbase has announced that it plans to list over 30 cryptocurrencies, with many more to follow. In its largest listing spree to date, the California-based exchange will add dozens of cryptocurrencies in the coming months, including dai, mana and neo. Moving forward, Coinbase ultimately plans to add over 90 percent of “all compliant digital assets.”

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Coinbase Embarks on a Listing Blitz

While focused on ERC20 tokens, the listing blitz will also include assets operating on other networks such as NEO and XRP. Ripple’s native cryptocurrency had long been a source of speculation, with both the company and its token-holders eager for XRP to be added to the dominant U.S. exchange. While their wish will now come true, ripple will have to share the limelight with many other tokens scheduled to be added around the same time.

Coinbase to Compete With Token-Rich Exchanges Such as Binance

The full list of cryptocurrencies Coinbase has shortlisted for addition comprises cardano (ADA), aeternity (AE), aragon (ANT), bread (BRD), civic (CVC), dai (DAI), district0x (DNT), enjincoin (ENJ), EOS (EOS), golem network (GNT), iost (IOST), kin (KIN), kyber network (KNC), chainlink (LINK), loom network (LOOM), loopring (LRC), decentraland (MANA), mainframe (MFT), maker (MKR), NEO (NEO), omisego (OMG), poet (POE), quarkchain (QKC), augur (REP), request network (REQ), status (SNT), storj (STORJ), stellar (XLM), ripple (XRP), tezos (XTZ), and zilliqa (ZIL).

“Some of these assets may become available everywhere, while others may only be supported in specific jurisdictions,” concluded the blog post. Coinbase Pro has since announced that it will begin accepting deposits for civic, district0x, loom, and mana ahead of trading commencing.