In summary
The addition to Coinbase’s listing roadmap has fueled a significant price surge for TOSHI, a token on the Base network.
Listing on high-volume exchanges like Coinbase increases liquidity, accessibility, and credibility, driving demand for the token.
TOSHI meets Coinbase’s legal, compliance, and technical security standards, underscoring its legitimacy and roadmap execution.
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Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the US, has announced the addition of Toshi (TOSHI) to its listing roadmap.
TOSHI, which operates on the Base network, joins the list alongside Ethereum’s QCAD (QCAD) and Solana’s Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT).
TOSHI Price Surges on Coinbase Listing Plans
Coinbase shared the news in a post on X (formerly Twitter), stating that TOSHI is a new addition to its roadmap. The US-based exchange also shared the contract address for this Base-based token.
“Assets added to the roadmap today: Toshi (TOSHI),”
Coinbase stated

Immediately following Coinbase’s listing announcement, the price of TOSHI surged by nearly 70% before investors took profits

This price surge is a common reaction for tokens following listing announcements on popular cryptocurrency exchanges. For example, Virtuals’ aixbt (AIXBT), ChainGPT (CGPT), and Cookie DAO (COOKIE) recently surged after Binance announced the listing of these three AI agent tokens.
Beyond the “buy the rumor, sell the news” phenomenon, these rallies occur amid expectations of increased liquidity. Exchanges like Binance and Coinbase have high trading volume and liquidity, making it easier for traders to buy and sell tokens. Higher liquidity often leads to increased prices, as it reduces price volatility and makes it easier for traders to enter and exit positions. Other contributing factors include increased accessibility, which in turn increases demand, credibility, and confidence.
Along with the listing announcement, Coinbase also highlighted a potential “experimental” label, often applied to newly listed assets. When TOSHI is listed on Coinbase, this label will help distinguish the new token, protecting it from volatility due to its novelty.
Coinbase’s decision to include TOSHI on its future listing roadmap follows what the exchange describes as “a rigorous review process and standards for legal, compliance, and technical security.”
“These standards do not take into account a project’s market cap or popularity,”
Coinbase added.
Notably, Coinbase only supports two types of assets: native assets on their network, such as ETH, and tokens that adhere to supported token standards, like Ethereum ERC-20, Solana SPL, and Avalanche ARC20.
“TOSHI listed before SKI and BRETT because they built. Coinbase has been clear about the roadmap required for base tokens and TOSHI executed,”
one X user quipped.
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