Coinbase eyes AI finance with Mamo token Roadmap update

By Anny Sam - Crypto News Writer
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Coinbase has added Mamo (MAMO) to its listing roadmap. This step signals the exchange’s interest in supporting a broader range of digital assets. Mamo is an AI agent. It works in the personal finance space and helps users manage and grow their investment portfolios.

The token runs on the Base network, and Coinbase published its contract address for transparency. Coinbase says this roadmap update is part of a broader effort to inform users early. While the asset appears on the roadmap, trading and transfers are not yet active.

The exchange warns that depositing such tokens before official listing could lead to permanent loss of funds. Coinbase also highlighted other tokens. QCAD and Euler (EUL) were named, both operating on Ethereum as ERC-20 tokens. Like Mamo, they are not yet tradeable.

Coinbase updates don’t guarantee token listings

Coinbase made it clear that these updates do not guarantee that trading will start. Each asset must pass compliance, legal, and technical reviews before listing. The company stressed that not all tokens make it through this process.

Sometimes assets are delayed or removed due to a lack of data or technical challenges. The firm wants users to understand that not all well-known assets qualify. Listing decisions depend on security, legal clarity, and compliance with regulatory standards.

Mamo’s inclusion shows how Coinbase wants to keep up with trends in digital finance. AI agents in personal finance are growing. By adding such projects, Coinbase expands its reach beyond traditional crypto.

Diverse Blockchain support grows on Coinbase platform

Coinbase also employs an Experimental label on select newly added tokens. The label educates investors about the relative danger or early development of some assets. Mamo might get such a label upon listing, contingent on its developmental stage and risk level.

Coinbase keeps adding to the number of networks and types of tokens it supports. It currently supports native assets as well as Ethereum, Avalanche, and Solana standard-based tokens. This strategy puts at the disposal of users a varied array of projects as well as ecosystems.

Mamo’s listing schedule entry doesn’t mean assured launch. But it manifests initial interest and technical readiness. Investors observing new AI and private finance projects will monitor the next step of Coinbase. Until the commencement of trading, caution should still prevail. Intent, but not confirmation, is indicated by the roadmap.

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Anny Sam is a professional crypto journalist with over four years of experience, specializing in blockchain development and cryptographic technologies. She has worked as a news reporter on multiple publications, served as a news editor intern at a local magazine, and has been a writer at BTCRead since February 2025. Anny holds a BSc in Mathematics. You can reach out to Anny at anny.sam@btcread.com.
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