#Coinbase lists only 10% of assets.#
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Overview
Coinbase recently released a new digital asset review and listing process. All assets must undergo rigorous legal, compliance, and technical security reviews, and pass a business analysis before they can be listed. It is reported that approximately 90% of assets do not meet the standards, mainly due to insufficient market demand, poor performance of project teams, unreasonable token distribution methods, and insufficient liquidity. Coinbase emphasizes that it will monitor listed assets regularly, and if a project fails to consistently meet the standards or encounters major issues, it will suspend trading and announce it.
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Coinbase recently announced its digital asset review and listing process, stating that all assets must pass legal, compliance, and technical security standards audits by its Digital Asset Support Group (DASG). According to the official announcement, approximately 90% of assets fail to meet the standards, implying that Coinbase will not easily list new assets. This is primarily due to Coinbase's emphasis on asset security, compliance, and technical stability, along with business evaluations considering market demand, project development, and team background. For new public chain native assets, due to the complexity of technical integration, priority is primarily determined by market demand. Coinbase also emphasizes that it will regularly monitor listed assets, and if projects fail to consistently meet standards or experience major issues, trading will be suspended with an announcement.
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Coinbase has strict legal, compliance, and technical security review standards for listing assets, and conducts business analysis assessments.
Approximately 90% of assets do not meet Coinbase's listing standards, including legal, compliance, technical security, and business analysis.
Coinbase prioritizes market demand, project team performance, token distribution methods, and liquidity, and monitors listed assets on a regular basis.
Support for new networks and token standards requires a significant amount of engineering work, so priority is determined by market demand.