- Coinbase lists CAKE, SQD, and FARTCOIN, enhancing trading and storage options across Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Solana networks.
- Fartcoin futures debut on Coinbase International Exchange and Coinbase Advanced, extending its presence into derivatives markets.
- Stablecoin interest continues rising, with businesses and Fortune 500 firms showing increasing demand for blockchain-based payment solutions.
Coinbase has officially added three new crypto tokens, PancakeSwap (CAKE), Subsquid (SQD), and Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) to its trading platform. The assets are now accessible via Coinbase.com and the company’s mobile apps. Users can buy, sell, store, convert, send, or receive these tokens through their accounts.
The new tokens listed are on different blockchains. PancakeSwap (CAKE) is an ERC-20 token employed on Ethereum. Subsquid (SQD) is branched on Arbitrum chain. Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) is an SPL token operating on the Solana network.
Futures Market Sees New Addition
Coinbase has also added support for perpetual futures trading of Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) on both its International Exchange and Coinbase Advanced platforms. This expansion enables professional and institutional traders to engage in futures trading with the asset.
In addition to these listings, Coinbase updated its public roadmap to include Sonic (S). Roadmap additions indicate the company is exploring the possibility of a future listing, offering early insight for users monitoring asset developments.
Worldcoin Support Extended
Coinbase has broadened its support for Worldcoin (WLD) by enabling send and receive functionalities across the Ethereum, Optimism, and World Chain networks. This move is part of Coinbase’s ongoing efforts to improve multi-network compatibility for widely used assets.
Ethena (ENA) has also become fully tradable on the platform and through Coinbase’s mobile applications. Users can access the token’s full range of services, similar to the newly listed assets.
Coinbase reported that stablecoin transfer volumes hit all-time highs over the past year. December 2024 marked the highest monthly volume at $719 billion, followed by $717.1 billion in April 2025.
A new survey conducted among Fortune 500 companies and small businesses revealed a notable increase in stablecoin interest. Eighty-one percent of crypto-aware small and medium-sized businesses expressed readiness to adopt stablecoins.
