A post by @coinbase on X.
Every bad token launch leaves the next good project with more trust to earn.
@coinbase on X
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Coinbase said every poor token launch raises the trust burden on the next credible project, and framed its response as improving the broader listing process rather than just vetting individual tokens. The exchange said it will work with teams on more than the listing itself, aiming for each project to leave crypto stronger for those that follow. The post, published on X, offered no specific figures on listings, volumes or market share, and named no individual tokens or chains. The comments signal a possible shift toward deeper, pre- and post-listing support for issuers as exchanges compete to restore confidence after a run of weak launches. What to watch next is whether Coinbase details concrete changes to its listing criteria, disclosure requirements or issuer support programs.
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