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Key Takeaways
- Twenty-nine tokens stopped counting as perpetuals collateral.
- The change is limited to Coinbase International Exchange.
- A token balance can remain without supporting margin.
- Only affected perpetuals users may need to review accounts.
- The rule does not establish a price outlook.
A token balance can remain while its margin role disappears
Coinbase’s September 29 notice says that 29 assets no longer count toward eligible collateral for perpetual futures on Coinbase International Exchange.
The notice concerns collateral: the assets an eligible trader can use to support open leveraged positions. It does not announce a spot-market delisting or say the tokens will be removed from customer ownership.
That makes the impact narrower than the headline may suggest. A holder who does not use Coinbase International Exchange perpetuals may see no direct change. A t...
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