BILL-USD pair to launch once liquidity is ready.
Summary
- Coinbase has confirmed it will launch spot trading for the Billions (BILL) token, with a BILL-USD pair scheduled to go live once liquidity conditions are met.
- Users in supported regions can already generate BILL deposit addresses on coinbase.com, the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Exchange, though deposits remain paused until the issuer unlocks transfers.
- The listing follows Coinbase’s earlier decision to add BILL to its public asset roadmap ahead of the Billions Network token generation event (TGE) on May 4.
Coinbase announced it will start offering trading for the BILL cryptocurrency. They plan to open the BILL-USD trading pair later today, as long as there’s enough trading activity and support from market makers in eligible regions.
Users can already create deposit addresses for BILL through the company’s website, app, and Coinbase Exchange. However, the company notes that you won’t be able to actually deposit or trade BILL until the asset issuer allows transfers – essentially, trading will start once the project removes current restrictions.
According to industry sources, Coinbase intends to list BILL with USD trading, and may add pairings with USDT and EUR based on customer interest and regulatory permissions once the BILL network is fully operational.
This announcement follows Billions Network’s recent confirmation of its token launch date – May 4, 2026. Listing on Coinbase is expected to be one of the project’s first significant appearances on a major cryptocurrency exchange.
Coinbase previously announced it was considering adding Billions (BILL) to its platform. While Coinbase states that adding an asset to its roadmap doesn’t guarantee it will be listed – it simply means they’re looking into it – most assets that make the roadmap eventually become available for trading after passing necessary technical and legal reviews.
According to a recent report from crypto.news, adding Billions to Coinbase’s list of potential assets is a major step forward. Being featured on Coinbase usually increases interest and trading activity before the asset is even available to buy or sell.
I saw a report on crypto.news that this project intentionally launched their token sale right before a potential Coinbase listing. It seems like they were hoping to get those initial tokens directly into a big, trustworthy exchange right away.
According to crypto.news, Coinbase is holding deposits to minimize technical problems and confirm the BILL-USD token is functioning correctly before allowing it to trade on their platform. This ensures a smooth and stable start for trading.
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