Runestone founder Leonidas wrote an open letter to crypto exchange Coinbase.
Leonidas questioned the status of an application for the listing of DOG meme coin.
Leonidas asked Coinbase to put in place an “equitable listing process.”
Leonidas, the founder of the Runestone protocol on Bitcoin (BTC) and host of The Ordinal Show, posted an open letter on X (formerly Twitter) addressed to the leading American crypto exchange Coinbase regarding the transparency and fairness of its listing of meme coin DOG.
In the X post, Leonidas explained the letter also addresses “broader concerns in the cryptocurrency space about transparency and fair listing practices for non-utility tokens (memecoins).”
On November 2, Coinbase founder Brian Armstrong claimed in an X post that his crypto exchange offers free listings, asking projects that are seeking listings to ‘drop a note.’ Leonidas took this to heart and said the Coinbase team has not responded regarding DOG listing despite the team’s efforts to engage with them.
A Call for More Equitable Listings
Leonidas asked Coinbase and CEO and co-founder Armstrong to change their listing policies to accommodate �…
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