Coinbase Close to Listing Solana Ecosystem Tokens: Sources
The exchange’s stated mission of listing “every” allowable crypto is taking a major step forward with plans to list Solana’s answer to the ERC-20.

Coinbase is readying its trading rails for Solana ecosystem tokens, four people familiar with the plans told CoinDesk.
The U.S.-based crypto exchange plans to allow withdrawals of SPL, or “Solana Program Library,” tokens – Solana’s answer to Ethereum’s ERC-20 – the people said. One person added that Solana-native USDC, with its $4.8 billion in circulating supply, would be among the supported assets.
Sources said the features could come online in the near future. Coinbase declined to comment.
Listing SPL tokens would appear to mark a major development in Coinbase’s token onboarding strategy. Up to now, it has only listed Ethereum-based coins and flagship Layer 1 blockchain assets such as
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s sweeping goal – “list *every* asset where it is legal to do so,” he tweeted in June 2021 – increasingly necessitates stepping beyond the Etherverse.
That said, Solana’s landscape of decentralized finance (DeFi) coins – for exchanges, staking protocols and more – is still relatively small in terms of market value.
While Ethereum-based tokens like
It was not immediately clear in which regions the trading would first come online, or with which SPL tokens Coinbase plans to start.
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