Crypto Exchange’s leading Coinbase has issued a listing notice to Function X (FX), one of the cryptocurrencies currently on its platform, following a recent review.
In a recent tweet, Coinbase said it will regularly monitor the exchange’s assets to ensure it meets listing standards. That said, based on recent reviews, the project team has decided to suspend trading for feature X (FX) as it suspends the smart contracts underlying the assets supported by Coinbase. Function X has migrated the (FX) ERC-20 token to the new ERC-20 token Pundi AI (Pundiai).
We regularly monitor our exchange assets to ensure they meet our listing standards. Based on recent reviews, we suspend trading for feature X (FX) as the underlying smart contracts for the assets supported by Coinbase remain suspended by the project team. we will…
– Coinbase assets 🛡️ (@CoinBasEASSETS) August 2, 2025
Function X (FX) trading will be suspended on August 15th, 2025 at 2pm ET. Forex trading will be stopped on Coinbase (Simple and Advanced Trade), Coinbase Exchange, and Coinbase Prime. As a result, the FX Order Book has moved to a limit-only mode, allowing you to place and cancel and match limit orders.
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July was a breakthrough month for the cryptocurrency industry, marked by major positive regulatory advances in the United States. The Genius Law is now law, and clarity is headed towards the Senate.
Last month, Coinbase announced a partnership with JP Morgan Chase, one of the largest banks in the US, to accelerate the adoption of cryptocurrency. Users will soon be able to use their Chase credit card with Coinbase, redeem reward points, and link their Chase accounts directly to Coinbase.
Coinbase has also launched Samsung Pay deployments as a way to buy crypto or fund accounts starting from the US and Canada.
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