#Coinbase's listing standards are stringent.#
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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, as well as business analysis before being listed on the exchange. It is understood that about 90% of assets do not meet Coinbase's listing requirements, mainly due to insufficient market demand, poor performance of the project team, unreasonable token distribution and insufficient liquidity. Coinbase also stressed that it will regularly monitor listed assets, and if projects fail to meet the standards or experience major problems, trading will be suspended and announced.
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Coinbase recently announced its digital asset review and listing process, outlining stringent criteria for listing. All assets must undergo legal, regulatory, and technical security standard reviews by the Coinbase Digital Asset Support Group (DASG), and pass a business analysis evaluation, including market demand, project team performance, token distribution, and liquidity. It is reported that approximately 90% of assets fail to meet these standards and are therefore unable to be listed on the Coinbase exchange. For new public chain native assets, due to the complexity of technical integration, priority is primarily determined by market demand. Coinbase also emphasized that it will regularly monitor listed assets. If a project fails to consistently meet standards or experiences significant issues, it will suspend trading and issue an announcement. This initiative demonstrates Coinbase's commitment to maintaining the security, compliance, and user interests of its trading platform, and adopts a more stringent review mechanism for listing standards.
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Coinbase listing standards are strict, and all assets must pass legal, compliance, and technical security standards review, as well as business analysis.
Approximately 90% of assets do not meet Coinbase's listing standards, including legal, compliance, technical security, and business analysis.
Coinbase will conduct business assessments based on market demand, project development status, and team background, and will monitor listed assets regularly.
New public chain native assets are complex to integrate technically. Their priority mainly depends on market demand.