Robinhood Crypto announced a number of exciting features on Wednesday in a bid to attract new users and expand its footprint in Europe. These features aim to provide European crypto enthusiasts with a more comprehensive and user-friendly experience. On the other hand, Coinbase added a new altcoin to its road map. In addition, spot exchange listings continue. Here are the details…
Robinhood Crypto introduces Solana in Europe
Robinhood is expanding its services and products to users in Europe. On Wednesday, the trading platform announced that it will launch new features, including Solana (SOL) staking, localized apps, and crypto rewards. The introduction of crypto staking, a first for Robinhood Crypto, is a significant development. Because users will now be able to earn rewards from Solana (SOL) assets directly from the application. This offers a convenient way to earn passive income through cryptocurrencies, eliminating the need for complex transfers to separate staking platforms.
New customers joining Robinhood Crypto in Europe can unlock a 10% bonus on net crypto purchases within the first 30 days. This bonus is paid out in USDC, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, providing a risk-averse way to benefit from potential crypto price appreciation. Additionally, Robinhood Crypto is launching new Learn and Earn modules. These educational resources focus on popular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Avalanche (AVAX), and the USDC stablecoin. By completing these modules, users can gain valuable knowledge about the crypto space while potentially winning rewards.
Coinbase adds DRIFT to its roadmap
In addition to the exciting features announced by Robinhood Crypto and the flurry of cryptocurrency exchange listings, a major development in the crypto world is the inclusion of Drift Protocol (DRIFT) in Coinbase’s listing roadmap. Coinbase’s roadmap serves as a guide for possible future listings, and the inclusion of DRIFT indicates growing interest in this token. According to the official announcement, DRIFT will be supported on the Solana network if listed.
This news is especially relevant for DRIFT token holders and those considering investing in the project. The possibility of listing on Coinbase could increase DRIFT’s visibility and potentially lead to increased demand and price appreciation. However, it is important to remember that being included in Coinbase’s roadmap does not guarantee listing. The company goes through a strict review process before adding new tokens, and various factors such as regulatory compliance, liquidity and overall project quality are taken into account.
There are large listings for other altcoin projects
However, it is worth noting that this news coincides with a busy day for cryptocurrency exchange listings.
- Virtual Protocol (VIRTUAL): MEXC is listed on BingX, Bitget and BitVenus with VIRTUAL/USDT pairs.
- Engines of Fury (FURY): Listed on KuCoin, HTX and Bitget with FURY/USDT pairs.
- GT- Protocol (GTAI): It entered the lists on BitVenus with the GTAI/USDT pair.
- Canxium (CAU): Listed on Bitget with CAU/USDT pair.
- Cross The Ages (CTA): It entered the lists on KuCoin with the CTA/USDT pair.
- Family (FAM): It entered the lists on BingX with the FAM/USDT pair.
- MultiversX (EGLD): It was listed on Poloniex with the EGLD/USDT pair.
- FluidTokens (FLUID): Listed on MEXC with the FLUID/USDT pair.
- Lampapuy (LPP): It entered the lists on XT.com with the LPP/USDT pair.
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