Truths in crypto that seem to not be clear to many lately:
- You can trade tokens on mobile apps and not NFTs because digital collectibles (NFTs) are subject to the Apple tax and tokens are not.
- Coinbase isn't "bad at listing tokens". It's a regulatory issue.

I am not one of these people crying for Coinbase to list my bag but out of curiosity does anyone know the regulatory difference between for example VVV (listed immediately), Toshi (listed after some time), and the long list of prodcoins (Clanker, Anon, etc.) and memecoins (Higher, TYBG, etc.) as of yet unlisted?

Coinbase is likely an investor in Venice or as part of the deal with Venice choosing base as it's issuing platform it would list it

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That would not be a regulatory difference, undermining the thesis that this is a regulatory issue. I am asking for an explanation of the regulatory differences which gives benefit to the doubt that it is mostly if not completely a regulatory issue.

I would give a 1% chance that it is a regulatory reason why VVV was listed before others.