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5 New Binance & Coinbase Cryptocurrency Listings to Watch

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2 years ago

May 23, 2024

5 New Binance & Coinbase Cryptocurrency Listings to Watch

Exchange listings on platforms like Binance and Coinbase can offer a fast-track approach to massive cryptocurrency gains.

As such, this article delves into five tokens that could be listed on these exchanges next. This analysis considers the platforms’ listing criteria and previous listings. Let’s get started.

Dogeverse

Our top pick of cryptocurrencies that could get listed on Binance and Coinbase is Dogeverse. This project is seeing massive early interest, and big exchanges will want a slice of the action.

Dogeverse is a multi-chain meme coin available on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Avalanche, BSC, and Polygon.

It is currently undergoing a presale, where it has raised a whopping $15 million.

This total raise reflects steadfast community interest fueled by its unprecedented use case and robust tokenomics. Indeed, solid tokenomics is another factor Binance and Coinbase look for in new listings.

While Dogeverse is a meme coin, the team vies for long-term potential with a staking mechanism that rewards users for locking up their tokens. A 53% APY is currently at play, but this will decrease as the staking pool grows.

With the Dogeverse presale in its closing stages, market participants have a final chance to buy before the token launches on exchanges.

Visit Dogeverse Presale

Pepe

The next token primed for a tier-one exchange listing is Pepe. While the project was listed on Binance in 2023, it has yet to be listed on Coinbase.

That said, Coinbase has listed the token for perpetual futures trading on its institutional-focused arm, Coinbase International Exchange.

Meanwhile, Pepe has enjoyed a meteoric rise in recent weeks. As such, analysts anticipate a listing on Coinbase’s main platform is looming. This was highlighted by popular meme coin trader Davie Satoshi, who wrote:

“What is Coinbase waiting for? PEPE is about to crack the top 20, and look at who’s right in front of its path! Polygon, Litecoin, Chainlink, etc. Pepe is no longer a joke. It’s very, very real.”

Pepe has also displayed relative strength against other large-cap meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu recently, both of which are listed on Coinbase.

Sealana

Sealana is a new Solana meme coin currently undergoing a presale. The project’s momentum is exponentially ramping up, suggesting that tier-one exchanges may take note as it nears its IEO.

Sealana follows a blueprint similar to earlier Solana presale sensations like Book of Meme and Slerf, which broke records following their exchange launches.

BOME became the fastest meme coin to a $1 billion market cap and received a Binance listing within two days of launching. It’s also worth noting that Sealana has outperformed BOME’s presale, with Sealana raising $2.5 million, while BOME raised $2 million.

Sealana also features a witty back story about Seal, who lives in his mom’s basement and trades meme coins with hopes of getting rich and buying a Lambo.

This perfectly encapsulates the degen spirit of the Solana meme coin community, so it is no surprise that its presale is being so well received.

Visit Sealana Presale

Bittensor

Another heavyweight listing to watch is Bittensor. This project is a leading AI blockchain, and it is often regarded as one of crypto’s most robust innovations outside of Bitcoin.

The token has just recently secured a listing on Binance, indicating that Coinbase may also list it shortly.

This is amplified by Coinbase’s Director Conor Grogan acknowledging Bittensor as part of “ one of the first legitimate collaborations” between a crypto project and AI.

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Arthur Hayes Outlines Conditional Bitcoin Bull Case Tied to Fed Balance Sheet

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January 29, 2026

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Arthur Hayes Outlines Conditional Bitcoin Bull Case Tied to Fed Balance Sheet

Bitcoin’s next major move hinges on central bank balance sheets, with Arthur Hayes arguing that liquidity expansion, currency stress and bond market distortions could mechanically lift crypto prices regardless of short-term sentiment.

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Exclusive: White House set to meet with banks, crypto companies to broker legislation compromise

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January 28, 2026

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Exclusive: White House set to meet with banks, crypto companies to broker legislation compromise

Jan 28 (Reuters) – The White House on Monday will meet with executives from the banking and cryptocurrency industries to discuss a path forward for landmark crypto legislation which has stalled due to a clash between the two powerful sectors, said three industry sources.

The summit hosted by the White House’s crypto council ‌will include executives from several trade groups. It will focus on how the bill treats interest and other rewards crypto firms can dish out on customer holdings of dollar-pegged tokens known as stablecoins, the people said.

The White House meeting could help the industries, which have been fighting head-to-head over the bill, reach a compromise, and underscores how keen President Donald Trump’s administration is to get the legislation across the line. Trump courted crypto ‌cash on the campaign trail, promising to promote the adoption of crypto assets.

Reuters was first to report the meeting.

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The sources declined to be identified discussing private policy discussions.

Summer Mersinger, CEO of the Blockchain Association which represents crypto giants including Coinbase (COIN.O), opens new tab, Ripple and Kraken, said in a statement the group ‍is “proud to participate in next week’s meeting.”

“We look forward to continuing to work with policymakers across the aisle so Congress can advance lasting market structure legislation and ensure the United States remains the crypto capital of the world,” she said.

Cody Carbone, CEO of The Digital Chamber, another major crypto trade group, credited ⁠the White House with “pulling all sides to the negotiating table.”

The Senate has for months been working on the bill, dubbed the Clarity ‍Act, which aims to create federal rules for digital assets, the culmination of years of crypto industry lobbying. Crypto companies have long argued that existing ‌rules are ‌inadequate for digital assets, and that legislation is essential for companies to continue to operate with legal certainty in the U.S.

The House of Representatives passed its version of the bill in July.

The Senate Banking Committee was scheduled earlier this month to debate and vote on the bill, but the meeting was postponed at the last minute, in part due to concerns among lawmakers and both industries over the interest ⁠issue.

There were also disagreements among Republicans ⁠about the bill’s stablecoin provisions, according to two other people with knowledge of the discussions, and senators leading the effort bill were concerned that it would not get enough votes to advance.

Crypto companies say providing rewards such as interest is crucial for recruiting new customers and that barring them from doing so would be anti-competitive. ‍Banks say the increased competition could result in insured lenders experiencing an exodus of deposits — the primary source of funding for ⁠most banks — potentially threatening ⁠financial stability.

A report from Standard Chartered on Tuesday estimated that stablecoins could pull around $500 billion in deposits out of U.S. banks by the end of 2028.

The provision at issue stems from a law passed last year which created a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins, potentially paving ‍the way for greater stablecoin adoption.

That bill prohibited stablecoin issuers from paying interest ‌on ‌cryptocurrencies, but banks say it left open a loophole that would allow for third parties – such as crypto exchanges – to pay yield on tokens, creating new competition for deposits.

Reporting by Hannah Lang in New York; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama

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XRP Positions as Institutional Rail While RLUSD Enters Real-World Finance

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January 28, 2026

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XRP Positions as Institutional Rail While RLUSD Enters Real-World Finance

XRP is cementing its role in live institutional payment infrastructure as Ripple’s RLUSD anchors regulated stablecoin settlement, signaling blockchain rails are now trusted, production-grade systems for global liquidity, cross-border payments, and high-value financial flows.