Ethereum ERC20 Tokens Next to List on Coinbase Exchange

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Ethereum ERC20 Tokens Next to List on Coinbase Exchange

Digital currency exchange Coinbase is set to list its first new cryptocurrency of 2018 with the expected addition of ERC20.

What is ERC20?

From CCN:

ERC20 is the standard used by Ethereum tokens and smart contracts. It serves as an interface to which anyone wishing to issue a token or write a smart contract must comply. There are a total of 59,948 Ethereum contracts out there. Although Ethereum’s market share has shrunk, they almost single-handedly dominated the ICO bull market of 2017.

Which Online Gambling Sites Accept ERC20?

Bookmaker.eu is one of the few online gambling websites that accept Ethereum at this time.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

 

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