Coinbase, a major US-based cryptocurrency exchange, has announced a series of notable decisions in the crypto world. These announcements include both plans to delist existing assets and a roadmap for listing new ones.
Coinbase Delists 5 Altcoins
According to a statement released on November 11th, Coinbase has decided to remove five altcoins from its platform on November 26, 2025. The assets to be delisted include: Clover Finance (CLV), EOS (EOS), League of Kingdoms Arena (LOKA), Muse DAO (MUSE), and Wrapped Centrifuge (WCFG). The decision was announced as follows: "We conduct regular reviews of assets listed on our exchange to ensure they meet our standards; following our final assessments, we have decided to suspend trading for these assets on November 26, 2025."
Such delisting decisions are critical for investors, as delisting an asset can halt trading on the platform, reduce liquidity, and exert price pressure. For example, MUSE is reported to have lost nearly 25% of its value in a single minute. Such a drop could shake investor confidence, and those holding these assets in their portfolios should exercise caution. Other altcoins were affected as follows:
- CLV fell 5%
- EOS fell 3.5%
- LOKA lost 11% of its value
- MUSE fell 25%
- CFG fell 7%
Delisting could be due to various factors: assets rebranding, removal of their previous versions, or technical and regulatory issues that do not meet exchange standards. According to Coinbase's statement, such assets may have been rebranded and may be removed from the platform.
2 altcoins added to listing roadmap
Following the delisting process, another important step is on the listing front. Coinbase announced the addition of Fluid (FLUID) and Nomina (NOM) to its listing roadmap. This announcement has raised the expectation that these assets could potentially be traded on the platform. Increases of around 8% were reported for FLUID and close to 15% for NOM. Such listing signals generally create positive market sentiment, as listing on an exchange with a large user base can increase liquidity and visibility.
However, there's still a point to be noted: Being added to the roadmap doesn't guarantee a listing. Coinbase's statement stated that these assets will be listed "if they meet criteria such as technical infrastructure and market maker support for listing." Therefore, no exact date has been given; further announcements may be made as the process progresses.
