As the airdrop nears, questions have been raised as to whether or not Coinbase will support the Sologenic airdrop. While Coinbase has not officially announced their stance, there are a few key pieces of evidence that suggest they may not be supportive.

The first is that Coinbase has been historically unsupportive of airdrops. In the past, they have stated that airdrops “create undue risk and complexity” for their users.

This is in contrast to other exchanges like Binance, which have been supportive of airdrops and even went as far as to create their own.

The second piece of evidence is that Coinbase has been slow to list new assets, especially those that are not major players like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Sologenic is a relatively new asset, and it would not be surprising if Coinbase was hesitant to list it.

The third and final piece of evidence is that Coinbase has been known to be conservative when it comes to new assets and features. They are often very careful about what they list and roll out slowly.

This approach is in contrast to other exchanges who are more willing to take risks.

All of this evidence suggests that Coinbase may not be supportive of the Sologenic airdrop. However, nothing has been officially announced yet, so there is still a chance that they may change their stance.

Only time will tell.