Coinbase said BASECAT-USD and DRB-USD have entered full trading mode on Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced. Users can now place limit, market, and stop orders for both pairs. The move completes the trading rollout for the two tokens on Coinbase’s platform, giving traders access to a wider set of order types when buying or selling these assets. The update was reported by Techub News.

Coinbase said it will add spot trading support for Basecat (BASECAT) and DebtReliefBot (DRB), according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The exchange said the BASECAT-USD and DRB-USD pairs are expected to open today, subject to liquidity conditions being met and trading support being available in relevant regions. The notice covers spot market listings only and ties the launch timing to market readiness and regional availability. No other listing details were disclosed in the announcement excerpt.

POD, a Base ecosystem token linked to dphn.ai, posted a sharp rebound on Aug. 23, rising 23.7% on the day, according to GMGN tracking data. Its gains over the past three days exceeded 45%, pushing its market capitalization above $264 million. The move came a day after Coinbase added BASECAT, DRB, POD, and GRASS to its asset listing roadmap. The update put fresh attention on several Base-related tokens, with POD recording one of the more notable moves in the group. BlockBeats said token prices remain highly volatile and warned users to be cautious when making investment decisions.

BlockBeats reported on Aug. 22 that HTX market data showed sharp moves across four tokens after a message that Coinbase had added BASECAT, DRB, POD and GRASS to its asset listing roadmap. BASECAT rose more than 270% in 24 hours, lifting its market cap to $32 million. DRB climbed more than 70% to a $14 million market cap. POD gained more than 28% to $235 million, while GRASS advanced more than 7% to $82 million. The report cited HTX data and did not provide additional details.

Coinbase said on its official website that it has updated its asset listing roadmap and added Cluster Protocol (CP), Basecat (BASECAT), DebtReliefBot (DRB), Dolphin (POD) and Grass (GRASS). CP, BASECAT, DRB and POD are Base chain assets, while GRASS is a Solana network asset. Coinbase said being placed on the roadmap does not mean trading is already live. The assets must still meet market-making support and technical infrastructure requirements before trading can begin.

Web3 recorded 182 publicly disclosed security incidents in the first half of 2026, with total losses reaching about $956 million, according to reports released by OKX Web3’s security team, SlowMist and OtterSec. The headline loss figure was down nearly 60% from a year earlier, but the decline mostly reflected the absence of a repeat of Bybit’s roughly $1.5 billion 2025 outlier. Incident count actually rose to 182 from 121, up about 50% year over year. The reports point to a structural shift in how attacks are carried out. The largest losses increasingly came from outside audited smart contracts and instead hit signing flows, cloud keys, validation paths, developer devices and users themselves. Examples cited in the reports include the roughly $285 million Drift Protocol attack, a months-long social engineering campaign centered on pre-signed transactions, and a Singapore case in which AI-generated officials appeared in a fake video conference, leading to losses of about S$4.9 million. Recovery remains rare. SlowMist said only 18 incidents in H1 resulted in stolen funds being recovered or frozen, totaling about $118 million, or 12.3% of overall losses. The rest, nearly 90%, was effectively gone. The reports also describe supply-chain poisoning, AI-assisted phishing, malicious browser extensions, recruiter scams and increasingly industrialized laundering routes involving privacy tools, cross-chain channels and OTC off-ramps.

Deribit and SignalPlus have unveiled the fifth edition of The Island, a 35-day trading competition with a prize pool of up to $600,000 USDC across individual, team, and short-dated options contests.

MEXC listed more than 20 tokens during January 12-18, 2026, spanning meme coins, fast listings, airdrop-focused assets, and Kickstarter projects, including MXN, DRB, BYTEDOG, CKBTC, and VERDAX.