Coinbase stops trading in five altcoins – what does this mean for traders?
Coinbase announces it will suspend trading of five altcoins on November 26th. Find out the background and consequences.

Coinbase stops trading in five altcoins – what does this mean for traders?
On November 11, 2025, Coinbase published an urgent notice to crypto traders. The company plans to suspend trading of five altcoins on November 26th at 2:00 p.m. EST. Affected are Clover Finance (CLV), EOS (EOS), League of Kingdoms Arena (LOKA), Muse Dao (MUSE) and Wrapped Centrifuge (WCFG). Trading will be discontinued on the Coinbase.com, Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Prime platforms, which represents a significant step for the affected altcoins.
The order books for these altcoins have already been placed in limit-only mode. This means that only limit orders can be placed and canceled, while regular trading is no longer possible. The delisting decision is being followed closely by many traders as Coinbase has not explained in detail why these altcoins are being removed.
Reasons for trading suspension
In a report on listing prioritization processes and standards for 2024, Coinbase cites several possible reasons that could lead to such an action. These include legal, compliance and technical security standards that may no longer be met. Projects that have either been discontinued or show no visible product development could also be affected. In addition, non-compliance with agreements with Coinbase could be decisive.
In addition, Coinbase cites as possible factors that the project team may conduct operations that are contrary to the public interest or there is an insufficient responsiveness to due diligence requests. Another point in the review is the trading volume and liquidity of the markets on the platform.
With this measure, Coinbase is reacting to the dynamic and often turbulent markets in the crypto sector. Traders and investors must now prepare for the upcoming changes and follow current developments closely.