The price of Solana (SOL)-based crypto assets has surged with the backing of US-based digital asset exchange Coinbase.
coin base To tell Its customers will now be able to trade altcoins marinated (MNDE) and marinated staked SOL (mSOL) on the platform, following an earlier announcement to add these low-cap coins to the catalog of supported cryptocurrencies. became.
The two assets are listed under an experimental asset label that exchanges assign to low-volume, high-risk cryptocurrencies.
“Marinade (MNDE) and Marinade Steaked SOL (MSOL) are now publicly available on coinbase.com and the Coinbase iOS & Android App labeled Experimental. Coinbase customers can log in to purchase these assets. , sell, convert, send, receive, or store.”
MNDE, the governance token for marinade finance, a liquid staking protocol that helps keep the Solana ecosystem decentralized, is up 244.92% over the past 24 hours. This crypto asset is trading at $0.26 at the time of writing.
mSOL, a liquid staking token that rewards those who stake SOL tokens on the Marined Protocol and can be used for decentralized finance (DeFi) activities, has risen 0.33% in the last 24 hours. It is currently trading at $33.22.
SOL also rose $33.22 on the previous day. The Ethereum (ETH) Challenger is currently worth $31.21.
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