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Major U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has officially rolled out trading services for two digital assets recently added to its listing roadmap.
In the new announcement, Coinbase To tell The Aurora will be available with an “experimental” label. applies Assets that are new to our platform or have relatively low trading volume compared to the broader crypto market.
Aurora was designed by the team behind the Near Protocol (NEAR), a layer 1 scaling solution. As an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), Aurora is fully compatible with Ethereum (ETH) and offers developers a turnkey solution with low transaction costs.
The ERC-20 AURORA Governance Token was approved and created by the project’s Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO).
Aurora has experienced choppy price action over the past week and is currently trading at $1.34, up nearly 10% in a single day.
Also joining Coinbase’s experimental category is MXC, an Internet of Things (IoT) project that seeks to crowdsource global data networks for the devices of tomorrow.
The MXC Foundation runs the Meta X Connect network and is focused on successfully growing the Web 3.0 infrastructure.
According to the project websiteMXC has connected over 63,000 devices and collected over 60 terabytes of data.
Utility Token MXC is also an ERC-20 asset used to power device transactions in the project’s peer-to-peer supernode network, which acts as a relay and proxy server to handle data flows.
At the time of writing, MXC is up 7.77% over the last 24 hours and is priced at $0.076.
Coinbase originally announced that it would add AURORA and MXC to its listing roadmap on August 22nd.Exchange Created Roadmap earlier this year to increase transparency and reduce insider trading risk.
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