The post Coinbase Unveils Platform for Early Token Sales appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Altcoins Coinbase is taking a bold step toward democratizing access to early crypto projects. The U.S. exchange announced a new platform that will allow individual investors to purchase digital tokens before they’re officially listed, reviving interest in token sales that once dominated the crypto scene. Key Takeaways: Coinbase unveils a new platform for early token access. Sales will use an algorithm for fair distribution. Coinbase stock climbs over 4% in pre-market trading. The new initiative, reported by WSJ, will feature one token sale per month, using an algorithm to ensure fair and transparent allocation. Investors will have a one-week window to submit purchase requests, after which tokens will be automatically distributed to participants. Coinbase says the goal is to create a balanced system that prevents concentration among large buyers. Participation and Criteria To take part, users must be fully verified and in good standing on Coinbase. All transactions will be settled in USD Coin (USDC), the stablecoin issued by Circle Internet Group. Projects launching on the platform will undergo strict evaluation, including assessments of community demand, team credibility, token economics, and vesting terms. At launch, the service will be open to most global regions, with further expansion already planned. Blockchain startup Monad will reportedly be the first project to debut through the new program. Coinbase Stock Reacts Positively Following the announcement, Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: COIN) saw a strong market reaction. The stock closed at $309.14 and gained another 4.38% in pre-market trading, rising to around $322.68. The stock chart shows a potential recovery pattern forming after recent declines, with momentum indicators such as the MACD beginning to flatten and the RSI hovering around 43 — signaling a possible stabilization phase. A Return to Retail-Friendly Crypto Launches Digital-coin offerings were a hallmark of the 2017–2018 boom before regulatory crackdowns and market… The post Coinbase Unveils Platform for Early Token Sales appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Altcoins Coinbase is taking a bold step toward democratizing access to early crypto projects. The U.S. exchange announced a new platform that will allow individual investors to purchase digital tokens before they’re officially listed, reviving interest in token sales that once dominated the crypto scene. Key Takeaways: Coinbase unveils a new platform for early token access. Sales will use an algorithm for fair distribution. Coinbase stock climbs over 4% in pre-market trading. The new initiative, reported by WSJ, will feature one token sale per month, using an algorithm to ensure fair and transparent allocation. Investors will have a one-week window to submit purchase requests, after which tokens will be automatically distributed to participants. Coinbase says the goal is to create a balanced system that prevents concentration among large buyers. Participation and Criteria To take part, users must be fully verified and in good standing on Coinbase. All transactions will be settled in USD Coin (USDC), the stablecoin issued by Circle Internet Group. Projects launching on the platform will undergo strict evaluation, including assessments of community demand, team credibility, token economics, and vesting terms. At launch, the service will be open to most global regions, with further expansion already planned. Blockchain startup Monad will reportedly be the first project to debut through the new program. Coinbase Stock Reacts Positively Following the announcement, Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: COIN) saw a strong market reaction. The stock closed at $309.14 and gained another 4.38% in pre-market trading, rising to around $322.68. The stock chart shows a potential recovery pattern forming after recent declines, with momentum indicators such as the MACD beginning to flatten and the RSI hovering around 43 — signaling a possible stabilization phase. A Return to Retail-Friendly Crypto Launches Digital-coin offerings were a hallmark of the 2017–2018 boom before regulatory crackdowns and market…