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Coinbase to Halt Trading in Four Crypto Assets Across Two November Dates

The first suspensions are scheduled for Nov. 9, followed by two more on Nov. 16. Customers will retain withdrawal access to affected balances.

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Coinbase will suspend trading in four crypto assets on its retail, exchange and prime platforms across two November dates, while keeping customer withdrawals available after the changes.

Coinbase lists Balancer (BAL) and Tensor (TNSR) for a Nov. 9 suspension at about 2 p.m. ET (19:00 UTC), followed by Neon EVM (NEON) and Syndicate (SYND) at the same time on Nov. 16.

The schedule covers Coinbase.com, including Simple and Advanced Trade, along with Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Prime. Coinbase's notices say customers will retain the ability to withdraw affected balances once trading is disabled.

Order books for BAL, TNSR and NEON have been placed in limit-only mode. That setting allows limit orders to be entered or canceled, and trades can still match; the notices do not describe the same status for SYND.

Coinbase said the suspensions followed reviews under its listing standards but did not specify a reason for each asset. The first change is scheduled for Nov. 9, with the second group due a week later.

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