Coinbase has three altcoins on the file of chip lists this week: Bankcoin (BNKR), Bio Protocol (Bio) and Researchcoin (RSC). BNKR has already been put online, causing a price leap of almost 30%.
The other two tokens, ready to start exchanging tomorrow, deal with Desci: the interaction of crypto with science. Bio intends to finance new research, while RSC hopes to increase user scientific literacy.
The new lists of Coinbase tokens
Coinbase, one of the biggest exchanges in the world, gives off a lot of influence on his lists of tokens. The company is preparing to list two new tokens this week, and another has just put online today.
As usual, Coinbase is preparing a diversified set of assets to add to its wallet. The first is Bankcoin (BNKR), which increased after the announcement of the prior list:
Bankcoin is the native token of Bankr, a commercial agent fueled by AI, and it is the only active person related to artificial intelligence that Coinbase is scored this week.
The platform uses swap costs to support BNKR carriers, encouraging user engagement. However, it is on a crowded market, and Bankcoin presents a strong volatility and a shallow depth of liquidity.
Nevertheless, Coinbase has already taken this token live, so the list could give it a major boost. So far, most of the commercial volume has focused on Dex, alongside a few CEX, mainly Gate.io.
Anyway, it is the most like the same corner style of those of the Coinbase agenda, because the other two focus on crypto scientific applications.
These two active ingredients, Researchcoin (RSC) and Bio Protocol (organic), both appeared on the Coinbase roadmap at the same time.
Bio Protocol aims to use tokenization to encourage decentralized community funding for biotechnological R&D. Using specialized DAOs, biography holders can vote on disbursement funds to specific scientific research.
Founded in January 2025, the asset has not yet a ton of membership of research institutions.
Apparently BIO will allow users to launch NFTS according to scientific discoveries funded by the community, but this requires active partnerships with scientists. Be that as it may, the long -term growth model seems to rely on community threshing and speculation.
Researchcoin, the other DESCI token to receive a Coinbase list, uses a different model. Rather than finance science, RSC encourages holders to study it.
It has been active since 2022, rewarding users to share useful research articles and create significant discussions.
Researchcoin increased by more than 10% after the announcement of the Coinbase list. According to CoinmarketCap data, the token daily trading volume jumped by more than 200%.
Together, these three assets highlight the truly diversified nature of the list of Coinbase tokens.
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