NMLSRegulated
United States Crypto Asset Transfer License (MTL)
CoinList
Regulated in United States
Crypto Asset Exchange Registration (MSB)
Regional Exchange
Basic Information
Country/RegionUnited Kingdom
Exchange AbbreviationCoinList
Company NameAmalgamated Token Services Inc.
Operating Period5-10 years
Websitehttps://coinlist.co/
Twitterhttps://x.com/coinlist
RiskNotice
3 risk alerts
- License No.
- 1785267
- Regulatory Jurisdiction
- United States
- Licensed Entity
- COINLIST MARKETS LLC
- Effective Date
- 2018-04-04
- Sharing Status
- No
Exchange Overview
Exchange Overview
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CoinList's spring 2024 batch shines a spotlight on next-gen crypto projects
CoinList, a leading Web3 launchpad platform, has selected ten promising crypto projects for its 2024 spring batch Seed projects, according to an April 2 statement shared with CryptoSlate. The projects were selected from over 350 applicants vying for inclusion in the Seed list with notable alumni like Injective Protocol, Biconomy, Mystiko, and Rabbithole. According to the firm: “Seed was originally designed as a private fundraising platform, [but] one common point of feedback weve heard from projects is that visibility, not capital, is the most scarce resource for crypto projects.” Consequently, CoinList Seed has undergone a significant transformation, partnering with Lattice, an early-stage venture fund, to shift its focus from a fundraising-centric model to one emphasizing sustainable growth. 2024 Seed projects The latest list comprises Aarc, Earn Alliance, Grove, Plato Protocol, Pocket Universe, Sleepagotchi, Spaces Protocol, Sustainable Bitcoin Protocol, Unstable Protocol, and Watches.io. Each project brings a unique value proposition to the table. For instance, Aarc aims to facilitate borderless decentralized applications (dApps) through its modular layer, while Earn Alliance is poised to disrupt the gaming industry with its web3 gaming aggregator. Grove offers a platform for cashless investments using illiquid assets, while Plato Protocol introduces an innovative Eat2Earn concept. Meanwhile, Pocket Universe focuses on Web3 fraud detection, and
Masa Networks Community Sale Shatters Records, Raises $8.75M on CoinList in 17 Minutes
In an unprecedented surge of interest, Masa, the pioneer in decentralized personal data networks, has announced the sensational close of its community token sale on CoinList, reaching a staggering $8,750,000 from the initial and additional token allocations combined. This sale was completed in a mere 17 minutes, setting a new benchmark in the crypto community for rapid funding. The sale witnessed the release of 63,554,660 MASA Tokens, valued at $5,000,000, which were snapped up almost instantly. The demand was phenomenal, with the sale being oversubscribed by 6.4 times. Of the 52,606 individuals registered, only 6%, amounting to 3,285 lucky users, managed to secure their share of the MASA tokens. Those successful will receive 25% of their tokens upon MASAs anticipated listing on centralized exchanges around April 11th, 2024, with the remainder to follow over a six-month linear vesting schedule. Masa‘s co-founder, Calanthia Mei, expressed her gratitude and excitement over the sale’s outcome, stating, “The overwhelming response to our community sale reaffirms our community‘s trust in Masa’s vision. In the new AI era, data is the new oil. Users deserve to own, share and earn from their data.” The success places Masa alongside high-profile projects that have previously launched their community sales on CoinList,
Nomad releases bridge relaunch guide after patching contract vulnerability
News Own this piece of crypto history Collect this article as NFT The Nomad token bridge anounced its relaunch guide after fixing the contract vulnerability that led to a $190 million exploit in August. According to a blog post from Dec. 7, the Nomad protocol will allow users to bridge back madAssets and access a pro-rata share of recovered funds. A redesign for the token bridge was also implemented by the Nomad team, said the company, explaining that without this redesign, the “first people to bridge back their madAssets would receive canonical tokens on a one-to-one basis until there were no canonical tokens left.” To avoid this first-come, first-serve approach, the team implemented changes in the protocol to give users the ability to bridge back and access a pro-rata share of recovered funds, ensure the tokens accessed from bridging back are in the original token and provide a mechanism for impacted users to access future recovered funds. The company stated: Given the scope of these changes, a full audit of the smart contracts was completed along with an additional re-review of any remediations with our auditors. Users seeking to access recovered funds must complete a Know Your Customer (KYC) and an Anti-Money Laundering (AML) verification process, as