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Coinbase has launched a new public token sales platform, marking the first U.S.-accessible ICO-style offering since the SEC's 2018 regulatory crackdown
. The platform, designed to promote broad distribution and limit speculative trading, will host its first token sale on November 17 for Ethereum-compatible blockchain project Monad. The platform's "filling up from the bottom" algorithm prioritizes smaller buyers, while restricting future allocations for users who sell tokens within 30 days of listing. This initiative follows Coinbase's $375 million acquisition of onchain fundraising platform Echo, though the new product operates independently.
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has listed five spot
ETFs, including offerings from Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and 21Shares, signaling regulatory progress for digital asset products. Franklin Templeton's XRPZ ETF, now on the DTCC website, filed an amended S-1 with automatic-effect language, potentially accelerating its launch. The SEC's new generic listing standards have streamlined approvals, with Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg indicating readiness for an imminent XRP ETF debut. These developments reflect growing institutional demand for XRP, with analysts projecting up to $5 billion in inflows if ETFs launch successfully.Other market updates include Ledger's plans for a New York IPO amid rising hardware wallet demand, with CEO Pascal Gauthier citing the city as a crypto funding hub
. Meanwhile, MicroStrategy's Strategy company added $49.9 million worth of to its treasury, increasing holdings to 641,692 valued at $68 billion. The firm funded the purchase through perpetual preferred stock sales, with CEO Michael Saylor continuing to signal aggressive bitcoin accumulation.Quickly understand the history and background of various well-known coins

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