Coinbase to acquire Vector.fun; Vector apps to be shut down
Coinbase said Vector's technology will be folded into its DEX trading integration.
· Announced · Verified 2026-10-17 via reputable press
Coinbase announced on 21 November 2025 that it would acquire Vector.fun, the Solana trading platform built by Tensor. Coinbase said Vector's mobile and desktop apps will be shut down.
Coinbase said Vector's technology will plug directly into its DEX trading integration. The deal was expected to close by year-end.
DefiLlama shows no Vector fees after 27 November 2025, and vector.fun redirected to a Privy wallet-recovery page when DexSheet checked on 16 October 2026.
“Vector's mobile and desktop apps will be shut down.”
— Coinbase, via The Block
Who this affects
Vector.fun users.
Vector at a glance
Vector.fun was a Solana memecoin trading and social app built by Tensor Labs, where users could follow other traders' positions. Coinbase acquired it in November 2025 to bring its Solana trading tech into the Coinbase app, and the Vector apps were shut down.
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- The Block: Coinbase to acquire Vector.fun — checked 2026-10-17
- Fortune: Coinbase buys Solana trading platform Vector.fun — checked 2026-10-17
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