Coinbase, the leading cryptocurrency exchange, has announced the acquisition of token management platform Liquifi.
The purchase price for the San Francisco-based firm, which was founded back in 2021, has not been publicly disclosed.
The platform is used by major projects like Uniswap for managing token cap tables, setting up vesting schedules, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
With this deal, Coinbase wants to make token launches less complicated and more scalable. Issuing tokens could be as seamless as issuing traditional equity in the future.
The leading US exchange will not assist cryptocurrency teams from the get-go.
Coinbase Prime, the exchange's suite for institutional clients, will integrate Liquify tools.
This marks Coinbase's fourth acquisition of 2025. Earlier this year, Coinbase also agreed to buy options trading behemoth Deribit for $2.9 billion.
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team