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Coinbase restores a dedicated channel for asset announcements

Coinbase's October 14 update assigns listings and operational asset notices to @CoinbaseAssets on X.

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Key facts

  • @CoinbaseAssets becomes the primary asset-update channel.
  • @CoinbaseMarkets keeps its trading and market-information role.
  • The company says trading itself is unchanged.

What changed

Coinbase has reactivated @CoinbaseAssets for official notices about supported assets. Its announcement covers listings, delistings, transfer availability, migrations and network-related changes. The company says growing operational-update volume prompted the separation after previously consolidating announcements under @CoinbaseMarkets.

Where to check operational notices

@CoinbaseMarkets will continue publishing market context, education and product information, and may repeat relevant asset announcements. The dedicated account is the company's stated primary source for those notices.

For customers tracking a deposit interruption or migration, the useful change is knowing which official channel to consult. This announcement does not introduce a new listed asset or a change to trading access.

Primary sources

Reporting is based on the linked primary sources. Company statements are attributed to their authors; they are not independent test results.

  1. Coinbase — An Update to Our Asset Listings Announcements

Source links checked 16 Oct 2026

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