Coinbase has added Keeta (KTA) and Noice (NOICE) to its asset listing roadmap.
The exchange announced the additions through its official assets Twitter account, providing transparency about potential future listings.
Key details:
- Noice contract address: 0x9cb41fd9dc6891bae8187029461bfaadf6cc0c69
- Both tokens now under consideration for full listing
- Part of Coinbase's ongoing transparency initiative for new asset listings
This follows Coinbase's established practice of publicly sharing its roadmap to give users visibility into potential upcoming additions to the platform.
Coinbidex Announces Ethereum Contract Support for CBE Token Listing
Coinbidex will support the Ethereum contract for CBE token upon listing. **Official Contract Address:** 0x8d37C86805905B4404aEd7F74D95c1c1dc051EA2 This implementation provides: - Full transparency for token operations - Seamless integration across platforms - Secure onchain verification The contract support extends as Coinbidex expands to additional exchanges. Users can verify the contract address directly onchain before trading.
Coinbidex Prepares for Major Exchange Listings
Coinbidex is preparing to list on major cryptocurrency exchanges with strong liquidity and global reach. **Key Points:** - The platform is moving toward listings on established exchanges - Goal is to expand access and boost visibility - Expected to strengthen presence across global markets - Aims to grow the Coinbidex ecosystem The exchange listings represent a strategic expansion for the decentralized exchange platform. No specific exchanges or timeline have been announced yet.
SEC's Regulation Crypto Framework Set for July 2026 Launch
The SEC is launching **Regulation Crypto** in July 2026, establishing the first comprehensive regulatory framework for the U.S. digital asset industry. **Key developments:** - Exchanges, token issuers, and broker-dealers will receive clear operational guidelines - Strategic exemptions included to balance innovation with compliance - Framework moves beyond applying traditional securities laws to crypto-specific use cases - Aims to position the U.S. as a leader in digital asset regulation This represents a shift from the SEC's previous enforcement-focused approach to proactive rulemaking designed for blockchain technology and digital assets.
Coinbidex Announces Migration to Ethereum Chain
Coinbidex, a decentralized exchange platform, has announced its transition to the Ethereum blockchain. The platform is encouraging users to migrate to Ethereum to access enhanced benefits. **Key Details:** - The migration involves moving to Ethereum mainnet - Users can swap tokens via [Uniswap](https://app.uniswap.org/swap?chain=mainnet&inputCurrency=NATIVE&outputCurrency=0x8d37c86805905b4404aed7f74d95c1c1dc051ea2) - The platform positions this as a strategic move for its future development The announcement suggests Ethereum's infrastructure will provide advantages for Coinbidex operations and user experience going forward.
CBE Token Warns Users Against Purchases Pending New Contract Launch
**CBE token developers have issued a clear warning** to potential buyers: avoid purchasing CBE tokens until the new contract address is officially launched. The advisory comes as the project prepares to migrate to an updated smart contract. The current contract address (0xb7750e425e86e9ab57bc570a1c89737a56cf4322) appears to be undergoing changes. **Key points:** - Do not buy CBE tokens at this time - New contract address launch pending - Official announcement expected soon This type of migration typically occurs when projects need to upgrade functionality, fix issues, or implement new features. Token holders should wait for official confirmation of the new contract address before making any transactions.