8, San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced the addition of EOS, Maker, and Augur to its professional trading platform, Coinbase Pro.Coinbase Pro's New AdditionsEOS: EOS is a blockchain protocol that enables horizontal scaling of decentralized applications, allowing developers to efficiently create high performance distributed applications.
After 12 pm PT on Monday, April 8, customers will be able to transfer EOS, REP, and MKR into their Coinbase Pro accounts.
Customers will not yet be able to place orders and no orders will be filled on these order books.
Order books will be in transfer-only mode for at least 12 hours.
In the second stage, customers can post limit orders but there will be no matches.
Order books will be in post-only mode for a minimum of one minute.
In the third stage, limit orders will start matching but customers are unable to submit market orders.
Order books will be in limit-only mode for a minimum of ten minutes.
In the final stage, full trading services will be available, including limit, market, and stop orders.
In May 2018, Coinbase rebranded its professional trading experience to Coinbase Pro, and in the process, introduced simpler withdrawal and deposit features, a new chart system, and access to consolidated portfolio view.
Coinbase Pro announces support for EOS, Maker, and Augur
Published on Apr 8, 2019
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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