By Solomon Odunayo
As a report has it, Coinbase, the largest US-based cryptocurrency exchange, is on the cusp of listing the popular meme token Dogecoin (DOGE) on its trading platform.
CEO Brian Armstrong made this known on Thursday 13th May 2021 during the first-quarter earnings call. According to the Coinbase CEO, the trading platform would add Dogecoin (DOGE) in the next 6 to 8 weeks.
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Brian Armstrong said, “We plan to list Doge in the next six to eight weeks.”
The proposed listing of Dogecoin (DOGE) came in response to a query from a cryptocurrency user named Jordi Y who demanded the listing of the digital currency on a Reddit-style forum where Coinbase gave investors an opportunity to ask any question they desire.
There was an invitation from the forum for others to upvote others’ questions and the one related to the listing of Dogecoin (DOGE) received the most upvotes. This likely resulted in the latest listing consideration.
Meanwhile, Dogecoin (DOGE) has been attracting tons of attention as it grows higher daily to touch new highs in terms of price. Even Elon Musk is also considering adding the controversial token as Tesla’s payment option in place of the rejected Bitcoin (BTC).
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Also, it can be recalled that the billionaire tech expert suggested the listing of DOGE for Coinbase a couple of weeks ago.
So, if the proposal becomes a reality in a few weeks’ time as stated by Brian Armstrong, it will be a dream come true for the teeming members of the Dogecoin community.
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