A post by @CoinbaseAssets on X.
We have disabled trading for Balancer (BAL) & Tensor (TNSR). Your funds will remain accessible to you, and you will continue to have the ability to withdraw your funds at any time.…
@CoinbaseAssets on X
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Coinbase disabled trading for Balancer (BAL) and Tensor (TNSR) on its exchange, citing the move in a post from its Coinbase Assets account while assuring users that funds remain accessible and withdrawals stay open. The delisting affects two tokens tied to decentralized finance and NFT infrastructure: BAL, the governance and utility token of the Balancer automated market maker protocol, and TNSR, the token of the Tensor NFT marketplace on Solana. Coinbase did not disclose a reason for the halt in the announcement, leaving traders to watch for a follow-up explanation from Coinbase Markets. The immediate effect is that BAL and TNSR holders on Coinbase can no longer buy or sell on the venue and must move assets to another exchange or on-chain venue to trade. What happens next depends on whether Coinbase frames the move as temporary or a full delisting, and on how liquidity and token prices react across other venues.
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