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When Was Pla Listed on Coinbase?

The popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has listed the decentralized platform token (PLAT) of the blockchain project Platform on its Pro platform. PLAT is now available to trade in all jurisdictions where Coinbase Pro operates.

The announcement was made on the official blog of Coinbase on March 18.

In February, it was reported that the U.S.

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had given the green light to Coinbase for the listing of PLAT and other security tokens. At the time, it was also revealed that Coinbase is planning to list a number of new digital assets in 2019.

NOTE: WARNING: Coinbase does not currently offer Pla. Investing in coins that are not listed on Coinbase can be risky and unpredictable, so please do your own research before investing in any cryptocurrency.

With the listing of PLAT, Coinbase has become one of the first major cryptocurrency exchanges to list a security token. The move is in line with the exchange’s recent efforts to expand its institutional-grade offerings.

In September 2018, Coinbase launched its institutional-focused exchange, Coinbase Prime, and custody service, Coinbase Custody. Since then, the exchange has been onboarding a number of high-profile clients including hedge funds, family offices, and crypto asset managers.

The listing of PLAT on Coinbase Pro is likely to attract more institutional investors to the project. This could potentially lead to a significant increase in the price of the token.

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