#Coinbase has a high listing threshold.#
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Coinbase recently announced its digital asset review and listing process, requiring all assets to undergo rigorous legal, compliance, and technical security reviews, and pass a business analysis before being listed. It is understood that approximately 90% of assets fail to meet the standards, including assessments of market demand, project team performance, token distribution methods, and liquidity. Coinbase also emphasized that it will monitor listed assets regularly, and if a project fails to continuously meet the standards or encounters major issues, it will suspend trading and make an announcement.
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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 review by the Digital Asset Support Group (DASG), with approximately 90% of assets failing to meet the standards. This means that Coinbase has a very high bar for listing, with only a small number of projects being able to pass the rigorous review. Coinbase's review criteria include market demand, project team performance, token allocation and liquidity, and business evaluation will be conducted in conjunction with trading volume, market capitalization, project development and team background. For new public chain native assets, due to complex technical integration, priority primarily depends on market demand. Coinbase also emphasized that it will monitor listed assets regularly. If a project fails to continuously meet the standards or experiences major problems, trading will be suspended and an announcement will be made.
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Coinbase's listing standards are strict, requiring legal, compliance, and technical security reviews, as well as business analysis.
Approximately 90% of assets fail to meet Coinbase's listing standards, including legal, compliance, technical security, and business analysis.
Coinbase will evaluate the business based on factors such as market demand, project development, and team background.
Coinbase will regularly monitor listed assets. If a project fails to continuously meet standards or encounters major issues, trading will be suspended and an announcement will be made.