Coinbase to halt trading in seven tokens from 9 to 23 November, STG and PYR pushed back
Balancer, Tensor, Neon EVM, Syndicate, Stargate Finance, Vulcan Forged and Ampleforth Governance are in limit-only mode before trading stops. Holders keep access and can withdraw.
· Announced · Verified 2026-11-08 via official announcement
Announced Nov 7, 2026: Coinbase to halt trading in seven tokens from 9 to 23 November, STG and PYR pushed back. Affects: Coinbase. Source: status.exchange.coinbase.com, verified Nov 8, 2026. If this rules Coinbase out, our top-listed alternative is Binance (0.2% round trip).
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Coinbase plans to suspend trading in seven tokens over three weeks in November, according to notices on its exchange status page: Balancer (BAL) and Tensor (TNSR) on 9 November, Neon EVM (NEON) and Syndicate (SYND) on 16 November, and Ampleforth Governance Token (FORTH) on 23 November, each at about 2 PM ET. Stargate Finance (STG) and Vulcan Forged (PYR), first set for 6 November, were still trading on 8 November; U.Today reports that Coinbase moved their suspension to 20 November.
Coinbase gives the same reason for each token: it reviews listed assets against its listing standards, and these did not pass a recent review. Trading stops on coinbase.com and the app (Simple and Advanced Trade), Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Prime. Until then the order books are in limit-only mode, which means limit orders can be placed, cancelled and matched but market orders cannot. Coinbase says funds stay accessible and holders can still withdraw them after trading ends.
On STG and PYR, the status page notice dated 7 October still shows 6 November. Coinbase Exchange's public product data, checked by DexSheet at about 00:15 UTC on 8 November, showed STG-USD and PYR-USD online and limit-only, with STG trades as recent as midnight UTC. The 20 November date comes from U.Today and other outlets, which cite a Coinbase post DexSheet could not find, so treat it as reported rather than confirmed.
None of these suspensions has taken effect yet. In listings news the same week, Coinbase added Collector Crypt on Solana on 6 November and moved CARD-USD to full trading that day. The token is natively called CARDS but trades on Coinbase as CARD to avoid a clash with an existing ticker. Coinbase also finished converting Aerodrome Finance (AERO) and Velodrome Finance (VELO) into the new Aero (AERO) token and re-enabled sends and receives.
“Based on recent reviews, we will suspend trading for Neon EVM (NEON) and Syndicate (SYND) on 16 November 2026 on or around 2 PM ET.”
— Coinbase Exchange status page, 15 October 2026
Who this affects
Coinbase, Coinbase Advanced, Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Prime users who hold or trade BAL, TNSR, NEON, SYND, STG, PYR or FORTH. Holdings stay in the account and can still be withdrawn.
Coinbase at a glance
Coinbase is a US-listed (Nasdaq: COIN) custodial crypto exchange and broker. Simple buys and sells carry a spread plus a Coinbase fee, Coinbase Advanced is a maker/taker order book, and since 2025 the app has offered DEX trading of onchain Base and Solana tokens through an integrated self-custody wallet.
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Sources
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- Coinbase Exchange Status - trading suspension notices for STG and PYR (7 Oct), BAL and TNSR (8 Oct), NEON and SYND (15 Oct), FORTH (22 Oct); CARD listing (6 Nov) — checked 2026-11-08
- Coinbase Exchange public product data - STG-USD (online, limit-only) — checked 2026-11-08
- Coinbase Exchange public product data - PYR-USD (online, limit-only) — checked 2026-11-08
- U.Today - Coinbase Reveals November Delisting Schedule, Issues Warning on Solana Token Listing (2026-11-07) — checked 2026-11-08
- Coinbase Assets on X - Collector Crypt (CARD) is now live; natively known as CARDS (2026-11-06) — checked 2026-11-08
- Coinbase Assets on X - AERO and VELO conversion to new Aero (AERO) complete (2026-11-06) — checked 2026-11-08
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