Coinbase Opens Full Trading for CARD Token After Solana Listing
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Coinbase announced on November 6, 2026, that the CARD-USD pair had moved to full trading on Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced, making Collector Crypt available through the company’s website and app. According to the Coinbase Exchange status page, all order types were enabled, including limit, market and stop orders. This completed the token’s listing on the company’s asset roadmap, after the spot trading date had been conditional on liquidity availability. The initial announcement had set November 6 as the target launch date in supported regions, with trading available through the website, app and Advanced, and for institutions through Coinbase Exchange. Coinbase confirmed that full trading began at 10:41 a.m. Pacific Time. The company’s shares closed at $134.76 in the same session, according to EL7 daily data.
Collector Crypt is an SPL-format token on the Solana network, and Coinbase added it to its asset roadmap with the contract address included in its official announcement. The company uses the ticker CARD for trading on its platform, although the asset’s original name is CARDS. Coinbase’s status page said the choice of CARD was intended to avoid duplicating a ticker already listed on the platform. Before trading opened, Coinbase explained that an asset’s inclusion on the roadmap did not mean trading would begin immediately; launch depended on market-making support and sufficient technical infrastructure. It also said the launch date would be announced once both conditions were met. In this case, the announcement of full trading followed the pair’s activation after the scheduled opening phases.
The CARD-USD order book opened in auction mode, during which trades are not matched. Coinbase set a minimum auction period of 10 minutes before matching began. After the auction, the pair moved to a limit-only phase, then the company announced that it had entered full trading on November 6. This enabled limit, market and stop orders on Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced. These phases were part of the spot trading launch process, which the company had tied to liquidity availability. After their completion, the pair entered full trading rather than remaining in the initial opening phases.
TokenPost reported that CARDS briefly rose by more than 21% after the announcement that it had been added to Coinbase’s roadmap, before ending trading up about 4.4%. The report did not specify the date of the session in which these percentages were recorded, so the move is not automatically tied to the November 6 session in which Coinbase announced full trading. The figures in the report reflect the market’s response to the roadmap announcement, followed by the gain recorded at the end of trading during the period covered. Against the backdrop of the project’s activity, Collector Crypt recorded $433.5 million in pack openings and gross profit of $25.4 million in the third quarter of 2026, figures the report described as records. The platform’s cumulative volume also exceeded $1 billion by August 2026. These figures relate to the platform’s activity, while Coinbase’s share price of $134.76 was a separate closing price for the November 6 session.
Data on Collector Crypt’s transparency page indicate a fixed supply of 2.00 billion tokens, of which 474.6 million were circulating and 445.82 million were locked, according to the October 2026 update. The company said the second tranche of vesting began on August 29, 2026. The plan includes unlocking about 44.6 million tokens per month, with July 29, 2027, set as the date for the final scheduled unlock in this tranche. These dates set out a token vesting schedule following the start of trading on Coinbase. The CARD-USD pair is now shown in full trading mode on Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced, after the company announced that launch conditions had been met.