Coinbase has listed Fluent (BLEND) for spot trading against USD, making the BLEND-USD pair available on its centralized exchange and mobile app as of April 24, 2026.
The exchange enabled BLEND deposit addresses on April 22, 2026, though deposits remained unavailable until the asset issuer unlocked transfers. Coinbase identified BLEND as an Ethereum ERC-20 token with contract address 0xd8a271974e8edae9d7b58e3370dc1669427503f4.
On April 24, the listing followed a phased rollout: auction mode began at 06:11 PDT, limit-only mode activated at 06:21 PDT, and full trading went live on coinbase.com and in the Coinbase app at 06:31 PDT. The pair is available only in regions where Coinbase supports trading.
BLEND was trading at roughly $0.106 at the time of listing, down over 61% in 24 hours with approximately $2 million in daily volume. The token’s max supply is 1 billion BLEND, though market-cap data has not yet populated on major aggregators.
What a USD Spot Pair Means for Fluent
A direct USD trading pair on Coinbase gives BLEND a dollar-denominated price reference that both institutional and retail traders can access without converting through an intermediary asset. For a token that previously traded primarily on decentralized venues, this represents a meaningful step in price discovery.
Fluent describes itself as a Layer-2 zk-rollup built on Ethereum, designed to support Wasm, EVM, and SVM applications. The Coinbase listing puts BLEND alongside other L2-native tokens that have gained centralized exchange access as the broader fintech and crypto ecosystem expands.
Base, Coinbase’s own L2 network, has become one of the more active Ethereum rollups by throughput and total value locked.
The listing also arrives during a period of cautious market sentiment, with the Fear & Greed Index sitting at 39 and placing overall crypto sentiment in “Fear” territory. Newly listed tokens can see amplified volatility in such conditions.
What Traders Should Watch After the Listing
The immediate focus is whether BLEND sustains sufficient liquidity on the BLEND-USD pair. Coinbase noted that the pair would only proceed through its launch phases if liquidity conditions were met, and the sharp first-day decline suggests early price discovery remains volatile.
Traders monitoring the listing should track official Coinbase status updates for any changes to trading availability or additional pair launches. Institutional access is available through Coinbase Exchange, which may bring different market dynamics compared to the retail app.
The zero circulating-supply reading on aggregators is also notable. Until supply data populates, market-cap calculations will remain incomplete, making it harder to compare BLEND’s valuation against peer digital assets.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
