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tea Protocol Mainnet Officially Launches, Native Token TEA Lists on Multiple Trading Platforms Simultaneously

According to Odaily, open-source software Layer 2 network tea Protocol announced that its mainnet and native token TEA officially launched at 08:00 Beijing time on June 4. TEA simultaneously listed on Aerodrome, MEXC, Gate, and KuCoin for trading.It is reported that Aerodrome has opened TEA liquidity pool voting, allowing veAERO holders to participate in reward distribution and guide liquidity. In the future, users will also be able to access TEA-related liquidity services through mainstream wallets such as Coinbase Wallet, Binance Wallet, OKX Wallet, and Trust Wallet.Tim Lewis, co-founder of tea Protocol, stated that as AI accelerates software development, the open-source software ecosystem's demand for transparent, trusted, and sustainable infrastructure continues to grow. Tea aims to build a new value network serving open-source developers.

Coinbase Adds Support for ETH-INR and SOL-INR Pairs in India

According to an official announcement, Coinbase has added support for the ETH-INR and SOL-INR trading pairs for Indian users. These trading pairs will initially launch on Coinbase Exchange and will be progressively rolled out to Coinbase.com, the Coinbase App, and Coinbase Advanced.

Payment giants Stripe, Visa, Mastercard, and others plan to support the upcoming new stablecoin platform

Global payment networks Stripe, Visa, and Mastercard are close to launching a new stablecoin platform.According to sources familiar with the matter, U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is also exploring the possibility of participating in this stablecoin platform. Meanwhile, Binance, Coinbase, Stripe, and Visa have all declined to comment, and Mastercard did not respond to requests for comment before publication. Additionally, the revenue-sharing agreement between Coinbase and Circle Internet is set to expire and be renewed in August of this year, with the current market cap of USDC reaching $76 billion. (CoinDesk)

Coinbase Completes Investment in Ethena by Purchasing ENA on the Open Market; Both Parties to Jointly Launch On-Chain Savings Product

According to The Block, Coinbase Ventures announced its investment in Ethena by purchasing ENA tokens on the public market. The two parties also announced a strategic partnership to jointly expand onchain financial and savings products. According to Guy Young, Ethena’s founder, the integration will go live next week, marking the first time Ethena’s products will be made available to Coinbase’s over 100 million users. Additionally, the collaboration involves Circle’s USDC stablecoin, though specific details of this cooperation have not yet been disclosed.

Coinbase invests in Ethena via open market ENA purchases, teases new collaboration

Coinbase Ventures stated it has invested in Ethena by purchasing ENA tokens on the open market. Following the announcement, ENA rose approximately 6% over the past 24 hours.Ethena said the two parties will collaborate to advance on-chain finance and savings products. Coinbase also mentioned that they will establish closer cooperation, which involves Circle's stablecoin USDC.Ethena founder Guy Young stated that Ethena's products will be integrated with Coinbase's user base of over 100 million for the first time next week, to support its dollar savings products. The market is watching how the two parties will subsequently collaborate around USDC and Ethena's synthetic dollar, USDe. This move also comes as the US "Clarity Act" remains deadlocked in the legislative process. The bill concerns whether platforms like Coinbase can offer users rewards for holding stablecoins, while banking lobbying groups have consistently opposed similar stablecoin yield arrangements.

Coinbase Review of May Outage: AWS Cascading Failures Exposed Architectural Risks

Coinbase has released a post-mortem report on the large-scale service outage that occurred on May 7, 2026. The disruption lasted approximately 8 hours, with full recovery taking about 12 hours. During this period, trading, deposits, withdrawals, and most core services were either unavailable or severely degraded.Coinbase stated that the outage was triggered by the simultaneous failure of multiple chillers in the cooling system of a data center within an Availability Zone (use1-az4) of the AWS us-east-1 region. This led to thermal shutdown protection for server racks, causing EC2 instances and EBS volumes to go offline, and impacting multiple internet services.During the recovery process, Coinbase's trading matching engine lost quorum after its cluster architecture, deployed within a single AWS data center, lost the majority of its nodes. Emergency code adjustments and the formation of new node groups were required to restore operations, with market trading being gradually restarted throughout the recovery.Additionally, the AWS Managed Streaming for Kafka (MSK) service experienced a control plane failure, preventing automatic re-election of partition leaders. This further blocked order books, fee calculations, and parts of the settlement and data streaming systems, expanding the overall impact. After Coinbase and the AWS engineering teams collaborated on manual partition migrations, the system gradually returned to normal.Coinbase indicated that this incident exposed deficiencies in its cross-Availability Zone automatic failover capabilities and the disaster recovery of managed middleware. The company will upgrade its cross-region hot standby architecture, strengthen regular disaster recovery drills, migrate its Kafka systems from a dual-AZ to a triple-AZ deployment, and work jointly with AWS to address root causes and implement improvements.

Kraken Plans to Launch CFTC-Regulated Perpetual Futures Within 30 Days, Intensifying Competition in the U.S. Compliant Derivatives Market

According to CoinTelegraph, Kraken announced on May 30 that it plans to launch CFTC-regulated Bitcoin perpetual futures contracts via its subsidiary Bitnomial exchange within the next 30 days, targeting U.S. institutional clients. Earlier the same day, the CFTC formally approved perpetual futures contracts linked to the Bitcoin spot price, with KalshiEX becoming the first exchange to receive approval for listing such products. Meanwhile, Coinbase Financial Markets swiftly followed suit, leveraging Deribit—the world’s largest crypto options exchange, which it acquired in August 2025—to provide U.S. institutional clients with access to global crypto options and perpetual futures markets.

Coinbase Officially Enters the Indian Market, Supporting Direct INR Deposits and Withdrawals

According to Coinbase’s official blog, Coinbase announced on May 31 that it has officially launched services for retail users in India, enabling direct deposits and withdrawals of Indian Rupees (INR) via the IMPS channel—eliminating the need for P2P intermediaries. Indian users can now trade spot and perpetual futures on the platform and access a dedicated INR order book built specifically for the local market. Coinbase stated that it has completed registration with India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU-IND) and complies with Indian tax regulations.

Kraken Plans to Launch CFTC-Regulated Perpetual Futures in the US Within 30 Days

Kraken has announced plans to launch CFTC-regulated perpetual futures contracts in the United States within the next 30 days. The exchange stated that, upon approval, the relevant contracts will be listed on Bitnomial Exchange; Bitnomial is a CFTC-regulated exchange recently acquired by Kraken's parent company, Payward. Kraken said it submitted an application on Friday and indicated that US customers will soon be able to trade perpetual futures on Kraken Pro. As of early Sunday morning, no application specifically for Bitcoin perpetual futures had been identified in Bitnomial's recent CFTC filings. On April 17, Payward announced it would acquire crypto derivatives platform Bitnomial for up to $550 million to offer its perpetual futures products to Kraken Pro clients. Previously, the CFTC had approved KalshiEX to trade Bitcoin perpetual futures contracts, and Coinbase Financial Markets also began providing US institutional clients with access to global crypto options and perpetual futures markets through regulated futures commission merchant Deribit. (cointelegraph)

U.S. CFTC Classifies Crypto Contracts as Foreign Futures, Issues No-Action Letter for Coinbase's Related Business

Odaily News, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Market Participants Division today issued an interpretive opinion and a "No-Action Letter" in response to an application from Coinbase Financial Markets, allowing it to offer trading services for certain digital commodity derivatives through its affiliated offshore trading platform, Deribit. CFTC staff confirmed that, based on the framework approved for Kalshi's BTCPERP contract on May 29, 2026, relevant crypto perpetual contracts can be classified as "foreign futures" as defined under Regulation 30.1.Simultaneously, under the fulfillment of specific conditions, the CFTC's Market Participants Division stated it does not recommend enforcement action against Coinbase Financial Markets. This allows Coinbase to transfer customer-held digital commodities and stablecoins, used as margin, to its affiliated offshore broker-dealer to support trading positions in foreign futures and options, even if the relevant offshore broker-dealer has the right to rehypothecate these assets.Analysts believe this statement further clarifies the classification path for crypto perpetual contracts within the U.S. regulatory framework and provides institutional space for compliant entities to access derivatives trading through offshore liquidity markets.

Coinbase Receives CFTC Approval to Offer Compliant Crypto Derivatives Trading Channels

Coinbase has announced it has become the first and currently the only Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), providing U.S. clients with access to the global crypto derivatives market, including crypto perpetual contracts and options. Previously, U.S. institutions could only trade crypto products derived from domestic futures exchanges, lacking access to global markets.Previously, U.S. clients were unable to participate in such global markets through compliant channels and had to establish offshore entities to access liquidity, resulting in increased counterparty risk and duplicated infrastructure costs. Through a single CFTC-regulated FCM, Coinbase Financial Markets is opening compliant access to global crypto options and perpetual contracts for U.S. institutional clients, including connectivity to platforms like Deribit, whose Bitcoin options open interest exceeds $31 billion, accounting for the vast majority of the global options market.Institutional clients can begin onboarding immediately. Deribit options are now available via Coinbase Financial Markets, with perpetual contracts and additional collateral types to be rolled out gradually. Broader access for retail clients is also in the pipeline.This move means that U.S. clients can finally participate in the world's largest and most liquid crypto derivatives market through a single, regulated channel, providing institutional investors with a more complete and compliant trading environment while reducing cross-border operations and complexity.

Base Launches Azul Mainnet Upgrade, Introducing a Multi-Proof System to Accelerate Decentralization

According to The Block, Base—the Ethereum Layer 2 network operated by Coinbase—has officially activated the Azul upgrade on its mainnet. This marks Base’s first independent network upgrade following its separation from the Optimism Superchain. The Azul upgrade introduces a multi-proof system that combines TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) proofs with zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs, reducing the shortest possible withdrawal finalization time to just one day. Both proof types can independently confirm proposals; in case of conflict, permissionless ZK proofs override TEE proofs—further enhancing the network’s censorship resistance. Additionally, Azul integrates Base into a single execution client, <code>base-reth-node</code>, and introduces a new consensus client, <code>base-consensus</code>, built on OP Kona. Following the upgrade, the number of empty blocks has plummeted from approximately 200 per day to roughly 2 per day, and the network has achieved a sustained peak throughput of 5,000 transactions per second.

Coinbase Releases Q1 Solana Validator Report: Stakes 40.48 Million SOL and Advances Multi-Client Architecture

Coinbase released its Solana Validator Performance Report for Q1 2026, disclosing its staking volume, infrastructure upgrades, and network optimization progress. The report reveals that Coinbase has staked approximately 40.48 million SOL on the Solana network—representing 9.52% of the network’s total staked SOL—with validator nodes distributed across six countries/regions. The report also highlights that Coinbase has implemented a near-zero downtime (ZDD) upgrade mechanism, leveraging hot-swapping and dual-signature protection to ensure network security and stability during validator updates. It supports multiple client implementations—including Harmonic, Jito, JitoBAM, Firedancer, and Rakurai—to enhance diversity and resilience within the Solana validator ecosystem and mitigate risks associated with centralized scheduling strategies.

Blockworks joins Coinbase and other crypto institutions to establish a Token Disclosure Alliance, promoting transparent disclosure standards akin to the stock market

the "Transparency Alliance," initiated by Blockworks, has been officially established, garnering support from over 40 crypto enterprises including Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance.US. The alliance aims to jointly develop unified token information disclosure standards to enhance market transparency and attract institutional capital. Based on Blockworks' Token Transparency Framework, the alliance seeks to establish a standardized information disclosure mechanism for crypto assets, similar to that of the stock market, enabling investors to gain a clearer understanding of token structures and risks.Reportedly, the framework covers details such as token issuance structure, internal holdings allocation, market maker arrangements, exchange listing terms, and repurchase mechanisms. It distinguishes between two types of document systems: "one-time pre-issuance disclosure" and "ongoing update disclosure." To date, 44 projects, including Morpho, Jupiter, Spark, and dYdX, have completed the relevant filings.Industry insiders point out that this initiative aims to establish a unified information infrastructure for the crypto market to meet institutional investors' demands for transparency and compliance. Blockworks stated that it has communicated with relevant personnel from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Analysts believe that this alliance signifies the crypto industry is accelerating its shift towards an "institutionalized information disclosure system." However, its ultimate impact will depend on whether the market translates these disclosure standards into widespread industry consensus. (CoinDesk)

Coinbase Partners with Standard Chartered to Expand Multi-Currency Fiat On-Ramp

Coinbase has announced a partnership with Standard Chartered to expand global multi-currency funding on-ramps via Coinbase Prime, supporting Australian Dollar, Singapore Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Swiss Franc, Euro, and British Pound.Coinbase stated that this move will enhance capital efficiency, reduce foreign exchange friction, and enable institutional clients to seamlessly conduct global market operations on the same platform through Coinbase Prime.

Base launches AI tool Base MCP, enabling users to manage crypto wallets and interact with DeFi applications via ChatGPT.

According to CoinDesk, Base—the Ethereum Layer 2 network operated by Coinbase—has launched the AI-integration tool Base MCP, which connects users’ Base accounts to AI clients such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor, enabling them to perform transactions—including fund transfers, token swaps, balance checks, transaction history reviews, and interactions with DeFi applications—using natural language.

Base Launches MCP Gateway, Enabling On-Chain Application Operations via AI Interfaces like ChatGPT and Claude

: Base, the Ethereum scaling network incubated by Coinbase, has launched Base MCP, aiming to connect AI interfaces with Base wallet infrastructure.Through this integration, users can use natural language commands in AI tools that support the MCP open standard to complete token swaps, fund transfers, and interact with Base ecosystem applications. Supported AI interfaces include Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and others.Base MCP will serve as a secure gateway between user Base accounts and AI interfaces. At its initial launch, it will connect with applications such as Morpho, Bankr, Moonwell, Avantis, Aerodrome, Virtuals, and Uniswap, covering scenarios including lending, swaps, perpetual contracts, new tokens, and AI Agent issuance.MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, originally proposed by Anthropic, and is an open standard for connecting AI models with external tools and data sources.

Coinbase to List MetaDAO (META) and Derive (DRV)

Coinbase announced that spot trading for MetaDAO and Derive will go live on May 27, 2026. The META-USD and DRV-USD trading pairs will open at or after 9:00 a.m. PT—subject to meeting liquidity conditions—and will officially launch in supported regions.

Coinbase to List Citrea (CTR)

Coinbase Markets official announcement: Coinbase has announced support for Citrea (CTR). Users can now generate CTR deposit addresses on the Coinbase website, app, and exchange; however, the deposit functionality will only become available after the asset issuer unlocks transfers.

FalconX: Hyperliquid is Challenging Traditional Exchanges and Prediction Markets

a report released by FalconX shows that the crypto derivatives platform Hyperliquid is expanding from perpetual contracts to pre-IPO trading, prediction contracts, and tokenized real-world assets, beginning to compete with traditional exchanges and prediction market operators. The report indicates that Hyperliquid's HIP-3 market allows users to trade stocks, commodities, forex, and pre-IPO contracts 24/7, with traders already using it for pre-IPO speculation on companies such as Cerebras, Anthropic, and SpaceX. The HIP-4 outcome market allows traders to place binary bets on political, economic, and crypto events.In terms of capital inflows, the HYPE spot ETFs launched by 21Shares and Bitwise have attracted a combined $53 million in inflows within just a few trading days. Hyperliquid's USDC partnership with Coinbase and Circle is expected to generate up to $160 million in annual protocol revenue. FalconX warns that CME and ICE have expressed concerns to regulators about potential market manipulation risks on the Hyperliquid market. Nevertheless, Hyperliquid continues to lead the decentralized perpetual contract market in terms of trading volume, revenue, and total value locked. (CoinDesk)