Coinbase updated its asset listing roadmap, adding DeepBook (DEEP) and Walrus (WAL) for review. The exchange stressed that trading will begin only after proper market-making support and full technical integration are ready, warning users not to deposit these tokens before an official announcement to avoid permanent loss.
What the Roadmap Update Means
Being on the roadmap means DEEP and WAL passed early legal, compliance and technical security checks, but does not guarantee final listing. Some assets are delayed or rejected due to missing information, low transparency or technical risks, so investors should remain cautious.
DeepBook (DEEP) Rallies 18% in 24 Hours
Following the news, DEEP surged about 18%, trading between $0.03 and $0.035. The token had been declining for weeks and recently broke out of oversold levels, attracting short-term buyers. Trading volume increased, signaling market interest. If DEEP stays above $0.03 and breaks $0.035, it could target $0.05 in the near term. Conversely, losing momentum may drag it back to the $0.025 support zone.
Walrus (WAL) Gains 9% but Still Under Pressure
WAL reacted to the roadmap news with a 9% gain to around $0.097. However, weekly and monthly charts remain bearish, and technical indicators show the token is oversold, which may trigger a relief rally. If WAL holds above $0.093 and clears $0.105, it could climb toward $0.12. Increased selling pressure could push it below current support.
Other Tokens on the Roadmap
Beyond DEEP and WAL, Coinbase listed assets on Ethereum, Solana, Sui, Hyperliquid and MegaETH blockchains. Notable names include Zama (ZAMA), Tria (TRIA), Infinex (INX), Doodles (DOOD), Moonbirds (BIRB) and Hyperliquid (HYPE). The selection suggests the exchange is focusing on infrastructure, privacy, DeFi and NFTs rather than following short-term hype.