Coinbase to Remove BADGER and STORJ From Trading Platforms

The suspension will take effect at approximately 2 p.m. ET across all of the exchange’s primary service tiers, including Coinbase.com, Advanced Trade, Coinbase Exchange, and Coinbase Prime. While users will lose the ability to execute new buy or sell orders after the deadline, the exchange confirmed that customer balances will remain accessible for withdrawal. No specific deadline for these transfers has been provided, and the company did not announce plans for automatic token conversion.

Prior to the full suspension, order books for both tokens have transitioned to limit-only mode. This configuration prevents market orders, allowing traders only to place or cancel limit orders. The shift aims to manage liquidity during the final month of availability, though transactions will only execute if matching orders are present. The exchange has declined to disclose the precise technical or compliance criteria that prompted the delisting, stating only that it regularly evaluates assets to ensure they align with evolving internal requirements. These removals follow a series of similar actions by the exchange throughout August and September, including the scheduled departure of IoTeX.