The feature allows select US customers, excluding those in New York State, to trade newly created Base-native assets within moments of their launch using Coinbase’s existing interface.
The integration marks a significant shift for the exchange, merging the speed and breadth of decentralized finance (DeFi) markets with the usability of a centralized trading platform.
Furthermore, the company is rolling out DEX asset support in batches to ensure performance and reliability, with plans to index more Base assets daily and to expand to other networks such as Solana shortly.
It is also preparing to extend DEX access beyond the US. Coinbase emphasized that while it does not list or review DEX assets, it will block tokens flagged as malicious or fraudulent by trusted third-party vendors and will surface on-chain data to give traders more transparency.
Coinbase says issuers who launch on Base, even without a centralized exchange listing, can reach millions of traders through the DEX interface within about an hour of their token being indexed.
He added:
“Base is for everyone, but because of the antiquated listings process, that didn’t always feel true. Now it is, and it’s up to builders to earn the attention with hard work. Onwards!”
By embedding DEX functionality into its consumer app, Coinbase is increasing asset accessibility and signaling a more profound commitment to supporting the fast-growing on-chain economy.
