The cryptocurrency market started 2023 with high morale after a bad 2022. Under the leadership of the leading crypto Bitcoin (BTC), altcoins do not seem to give up this time. In this environment where the bulls gain strength, there is a revival in the activities of crypto exchanges. Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, made important announcements for the 4 altcoin project.
Coinbase has added Audius (AUDIO) to its listing roadmap!
cryptocoin.com As you follow, a new breath has come to the crypto market. Along with the market, crypto exchanges continue their way and add to their maps. Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase’s initial announcement was about Audius (AUDIO), a decentralized blockchain-based platform for streaming and sharing music. Coinbase announced that it has added AUDIO to its roadmap for listing.
Coinbase adds the assets under consideration for listing to its ‘Roadmap’ section. It implements this as part of an effort to increase transparency by providing as much information symmetry as possible. Coinbase makes this statement first when it decides to list an asset.
Audius was launched in 2018 with the native token AUDIO that powers the ecosystem. Audius enables music creators to interact with their fans and listeners in a unique way, while having full control over the music they publish and share.
Audius gives artists the ability to get paid for their creations, with a similar operating model to traditional, well-known music streaming services like Spotify. With the music and music streaming services industry worth billions of dollars, music creators have the smallest share when music is ready to be shared and streamed. Audius offers a remedy for this problem through Blockchain and nodes.
Threshold Network (T) is also on Coinbase’s roadmap
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has also added Threshold (T) to its roadmap. However, Threshold (T) has decided to delist these two altcoin projects due to the combination of NuCypher (NU) and Keep Network (KEEP).
Threshold Network (T) was launched in January 2022 as a product of the first on-chain merger between two existing decentralized networks, Keep Network and NuCypher. The Threshold Network was created to guarantee user sovereignty over its own digital assets, including simple wallets and crypto, but also user data and company information contained in smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps). (NFTs) and other digital assets. Additionally, it was launched to address data and privacy concerns in response to various attacks on blockchains and the decentralized digital finance industry becoming more pervasive, as evidenced by Russia and India’s move to tax digital assets.
