Coinbase to List Succinct (PROVE)
2025/08/06 00:10
PANews reported on August 6th that Coinbase Assets will launch support for Succinct ( PROVE ), an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum network. The PROVE-USD trading pair will launch in phases later today, subject to meeting liquidity requirements. Restrictions may apply in some regions.
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