Coinbase is continuing their listing spree, adding new altcoins and pairs to the spot and futures trading platforms.
Coinbase International has confirmed the listing of Blast (BLAST), LayerZerro (ZRO), and ZKsync (ZK) altcoins for futures trading.
Blast introduces an EVM-compatible optimistic rollup that enhances yields for users and developers while preserving the familiar crypto experience, enabling new dApp business models.
LayerZero facilitates cross-blockchain data transfer, emphasizing censorship-resistant messages and permissionless smart contract deployment via immutable protocols.
zkSync utilizes zero-knowledge (ZK) cryptographic proofs to scale Ethereum on Layer-2, aiming to boost throughput while upholding decentralization, security, and user sovereignty.
According to Coinbase’s statement, these assets will be available as BLAST-PERP, ZRO-PERP, and ZK-PERP on both Coinbase International Exchange and Coinbase Advanced starting from 09:30 UTC on July 11, 2024.
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