In order to invest through CoinList, you need to pass identity verification and KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) checks. These checks apply equally to U.S. and non-U.S. residents. In general, you will need to provide name, address, a selfie, and government-issued ID image. 

You can learn more about KYC/AML here.

All questions can be sent submitted through our help portal. 

CoinList is discontinuing support for AngelList logins on CoinList. All legacy AngelList login users were assigned a CoinList account that is associated with their AngelList email. This account contains all of the CoinList account history associated with your AngelList login.

What do I need to do?

To login to your CoinList account, simply click “forgot password” on the CoinListlog in page to generate a new password.

The new password will be unique to your CoinList account and will not impact your AngelList account.

In order to access wallets and trading on CoinList, you may be required to submit additional KYC documentation and set up two-factor (2FA) authentication for your CoinList account. 

Your AngelList 2FA will not carry over to your CoinList account. If you are experiencing issues with your 2FA, you may need to disable your 2FA and re-enable. You can find these settings under "Account" and "Security." If you continue to have issues, please submit a help request on our Help Center to have your 2FA reset. 

If you have already completed these steps, then no further action is required beyond resetting your CoinList password.

Your SSN is required under our KYC/AML policy, a process set by our banking provider. We verify US investor's social security number and birthdate against credit records then verify the investment signatory against OFAC and similar databases to flag prohibited or high risk persons and entities.

1. What is MINA staking?

MINA is the native utility token for the Mina blockchain. Instead of using miners and a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism to verify transactions and maintain the integrity of the Mina blockchain, Mina uses a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism. This means that network participants are able to stake a certain amount of MINA for the right to honestly verify transactions on Mina and receive rewards for doing so. Additionally, MINA owners are able to lock their tokens and vote for these network participants, known as validators. MINA holders that lock and vote their tokens receive additional MINA as a reward for voting for honest and active validators on the network. CoinList manages the locking and voting for users who deposit MINA into their CoinList wallet so they can passively receive additional MINA. 

2. How do I earn MINA staking rewards on CoinList?

When you deposit or purchase MINA on CoinList, you may be eligible to receive staking rewards by keeping MINA in your CoinList Wallet. Once you deposit MINA into your CoinList Wallet, you are automatically opted into staking rewards. There is no action on your end required to participate. Please note that MINA held on CoinList Pro do not earn staking rewards.

3. How much are MINA staking rewards?

You can find the most current staking reward amount on the Staking page (https://coinlist.co/staking) of your account. Please note that CoinList does not guarantee any reward will accrue, and the amount of the reward is subject to change at any time. The estimated reward takes into account CoinList’s fee.

4. What fees are charged for this staking service?

A 15% fee will be taken from your earned staking rewards. Your staked principal will not be affected by the fee.

5. Do I have to buy my MINA on CoinList to earn staking rewards?

No. Users who have procured their MINA from other means or trading venues are able to deposit their MINA into their CoinList Wallet and automatically be enrolled in the staking rewards program.

6. Who is eligible to earn MINA staking rewards on CoinList?

Anyone who is able to open up a wallet on CoinList and deposit MINA into their account is eligible for MINA staking rewards on CoinList. CoinList Wallets are not available in all jurisdictions, please visit this page to see our list of approved jurisdictions. Not available for citizens and residents of the US and Canada. 

7. What are MINA staking rewards paid out in?

MINA staking rewards on CoinList are paid out in MINA. This means you will accrue additional MINA by keeping your MINA in your CoinList wallet. 

8. When will I receive my MINA staking rewards?

Once per month, CoinList will distribute rewards to users pro-rata of their average holdings over the month. We will notify you via email once your rewards have been distributed into your CoinList wallet. 

9. Will my staking rewards be automatically re-staked? Are MINA rewards compounding? 

Yes, your MINA staking rewards are automatically re-staked and earning additional rewards unless you withdraw or trade them. MINA rewards are compounding daily, but are only distributed once per month. 

10. Who is the MINA staking provider for CoinList?

Currently, MINA tokens held in CoinList Wallets are delegated to Figment, a professional staking service.

11. Can I choose who my MINA tokens are delegated to?

CoinList does not include the functionality to choose to whom your tokens are delegated (i.e. they are automatically delegated to Figment). In order to choose who your tokens are delegated to, you will need to transfer your MINA tokens to a wallet that you control yourself.

12. How do I opt-out of MINA staking rewards?

You will automatically receive staking rewards by holding MINA in your CoinList Wallet. If you would like to opt-out of MINA staking rewards, go to the Staking page > Select MINA > Select “…” for more options > Toggle “Auto stake assets” off. Please note that if you opt out of staking, your earned staking rewards will be distributed at the end of the month along with the regular staking reward distributions. You will not receive your earned staking rewards early.

For Mina Token Sale participants only: 

13. Have I been earning block rewards since the sale date?

Yes. The MINA tokens you purchased have been earning staking rewards since the sale. These accrued rewards will be paid into your CoinList Wallets on May 31 when your tokens unlock.

14. How do I earn “Supercharged Rewards”?

“Supercharged Rewards” are automatically enabled for the MINA tokens you purchased on CoinList. You do not need to take any action to activate these rewards. The staking rewards you will be paid on May 31 (and each month thereafter for the first 15 months after mainnet launch) include Supercharged Rewards. More information about Supercharged Rewards can be found here.

Casper (CSPR) Staking on CoinList

1. What is Casper (CSPR) staking?

Casper is a layer-one blockchain built for application development and scalability. It aims to support enterprise applications without compromising cost, decentralization, or security. Casper uses a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus protocol called Highway to secure the network and verify transactions. Casper rewards network participants for helping secure the blockchain through staking. CoinList will facilitate staking for users, for which CoinList takes a fee from staking rewards. Please note this fee is assessed only on the rewards earned and not your principal tokens. CoinList users who stake their CSPR receive rewards for their contributions. 

2. How much are CSPR staking rewards?

You can find the most current staking reward amount on the Staking page (https://coinlist.co/staking) of your account. Please note that CoinList does not guarantee any reward will accrue, and the amount of the reward is subject to change at any time. The estimated reward takes into account CoinList’s fee.

3. How do I earn CSPR staking rewards on CoinList?

There are two ways to earn rewards while staking CSPR on CoinList. 

 Vault Staking (Discontinued)

Vault Staking has been discontinued for all assets.

 Auto-Staking

Here all you have to do is hold your CSPR on CoinList and you will start earning rewards. Rewards for auto-staking will be distributed in the middle of the month.

4. When will I receive my CSPR staking rewards?

Your rewards will be credited to your account on a monthly basis.

5. Will my staking rewards be re-staked automatically? Do CSPR rewards compound? 

Yes, CSPR staking rewards are re-staked automatically and will continue to earn rewards until you withdraw or trade the CSPR you are holding on CoinList (auto-staking). CSPR rewards compound daily, but are only distributed monthly. 

6. Do I have to buy my CSPR on CoinList to earn staking rewards?

No. You may deposit CSPR into your CoinList Wallet and lock your CSPR to earn staking rewards. 

7. When will I be able to withdraw my CSPR staking rewards?

You can withdraw or trade unlocked CSPR any time. 

8. Who is eligible to earn CSPR staking rewards on CoinList?

With the exception of US and Canadian residents, anyone who is able to open a wallet on CoinList and deposit CSPR into their account is eligible for CSPR staking rewards on CoinList. CoinList Wallets are not available in all jurisdictions, please visit this page to see our list of approved jurisdictions. 

9. What are CSPR staking rewards paid out in?

CSPR staking rewards on CoinList are paid out in CSPR. You will not earn any additional rewards in ETH or any other digital asset or token.

Eligible CoinList users who trade qualifying crypto during the promotion period (1.11.2021 - 1.31.2021) may be eligible to receive a bonus in ETH paid directly to your CoinList Wallet. To be eligible to participate in this promotion you must have participated in the NuCypher WorkLock on CoinList. Bonuses are calculated based on total traded volume in USD during the promotion period, and will be paid out as a flat payment based on the tiers outlined in the payout structure below: 

• Tier 1: $5,000 - $19,999 → earn $15 in ETH
• Tier 2: $20,000 - $49,999 → earn $50 in ETH 
• Tier 3: $50,000 - $99,999→ earn $125 in ETH 
• Tier 4: $100,000 - $499,999 → earn $200 in ETH 
• Tier 5: Trade over $500,000 → earn $750 in ETH 

For example, if a user trades between $20,000 and $49,999 on CoinList.co or CoinList Pro, they will earn an additional Tier 2 bonus of $50. Bonuses will be distributed within 7 days following the campaign period. There is a maximum of one bonus per user. Trading qualifications are dependent upon geographical and regulatory restrictions. Terms subject to change.

Eligibility: 

In order to be eligible for the referral bonus, users must be in one of CoinList Market's approved jurisdictions. Please see coinlist.co/legal for more details on approved jurisdictions. 

Additionally: 

• User must have participated in the NuCypher WorkLock on CoinList.
• User must complete KYC on CoinList and have an eligible wallet.
• User may trade on CoinList.co or CoinList Pro. 
• Only one deposit bonus may be applied per CoinList account.
• Only one entity per user is eligible.
• CoinList employees and contractors are not eligible. 
• User must trade during the campaign period (1.11.2021 - 1.31.2021).
• CoinList reserves the right to withhold bonuses to any user for any reason at its sole discretion. 

Period: 

Bonuses will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis during the campaign period: January 11, 2021 (1.11.2021) and January 31, 2021 (1.31.2021). 

Reward Distribution:

For each eligible user, CoinList will deposit ETH into that user’s CoinList Wallet subject to eligibility. Bonuses will be distributed 7 days following the campaign period. The exact amount of ETH will be calculated at the market price of ETH at the time of distribution. Bonuses may not be the exact dollar amount due to ether’s market price fluctuations. 

Additional Terms & Conditions:

You agree to be bound by the preceding rules (these “Rules”) and the CoinList Terms and Conditions, found here, by participating in this Trading Bonus Program. CoinList Markets does not guarantee any payment pursuant to these Rules. CoinList Markets reserves the right to change these Rules or cancel this Trading Bonus Program at any time in its sole and absolute discretion. CoinList Markets also reserves the right to render a user ineligible for participation in this referral program should it hold, in its sole discretion, that the user has engaged in any fraudulent, deceptive, abusive or unlawful behavior, including but not limited to Prohibited Use or Prohibited Businesses as those terms are defined in the Terms of Service, found here.

When you deposit or purchase a supported Proof-of-Stake (PoS) asset on CoinList, you may be eligible to receive staking rewards by having that asset in your CoinList wallet. 

Once you deposit an eligible asset into your CoinList wallet, you are automatically opted into staking rewards. There is no action on your end required to participate, but you may opt-out of staking rewards at anytime from the Staking page > Select the asset > Select “…” for more options > Toggle “Auto stake assets” off.

1. What is AXL  staking?

Axelar is a proof-of-stake network that securely connects all blockchain ecosystems, applications, assets, and users to deliver Web3 interoperability. The AXL token is the utility token for the network, which supports security, decentralization, and ecosystem growth. 

Axelar network security is based on delegated proof-of-stake. Axelar built permissionless technology that enables a path toward decentralization. AXL staking supports decentralization while allowing validators (and users who want to act as validators) to earn rewards. 

2. What are the types of staking we offer for AXL and how do I participate?

We offer auto-staking for AXL.  To stake on CoinList, deposit AXL into your CoinList Wallet and you will automatically be opted-in

3. How much are AXL staking rewards? 

You can find the most current staking reward amount on the Staking page (https://coinlist.co/staking) of your account. Please note that CoinList does not guarantee any reward will accrue, and the amount of the reward is subject to change at any time. The estimated reward takes into account CoinList’s fee.

4. What fees are charged for this staking service? 

A 15% fee will be taken from your earned staking rewards. Your staked principal will not be affected by the fee. 

6. Do I have to buy AXL on CoinList to earn staking rewards?

No. Users who have purchased AXL from other exchanges can deposit AXL into a CoinList Wallet and automatically enroll in the staking rewards program. 

7. Who is eligible to earn AXL staking rewards on CoinList? 

AXL auto-staking is available in jurisdictions where AXL is available for trading. Please visit this page to see our list of approved jurisdictions.

8. What are AXL staking rewards paid out in? 

Rewards are paid out in the native version of the AXL token.

9. When will I receive my AXL staking rewards? 

Rewards are distributed monthly, on or around the 15th.

10. Will my rewards be automatically re-staked? Are AXL rewards compounding? 

Yes, your AXL staking rewards are automatically re-staked and will earn additional rewards until you choose to trade or withdraw them.  

11. Who are the AXL staking providers for CoinList? 

Currently, AXL tokens held in CoinList Wallets are delegated to nodes operated by Everstake.

12. Can I choose the nodes my AXL tokens are delegated to? 

CoinList does not include the functionality to choose the staking provider to which your tokens are delegated (i.e. they are automatically delegated to one of the providers listed above). 

13. How do I opt out of AXL staking rewards? 

You will automatically receive staking rewards by holding AXL in your CoinList Wallet. If you would like to opt-out of staking rewards, go to the Staking page > Select AXL > Select “…” for more options > Toggle “Auto stake assets” off. Please note that if you opt out of staking, your earned staking rewards will be distributed at the end of the month along with the regular staking reward distributions. You will not receive your earned staking rewards early.

14. Can I stake wAXL tokens? 

No. Only native AXL is supported for auto-staking.

Some crypto networks, like Bitcoin, use a Proof of Work (PoW) consensus mechanism where miners validate transactions by solving difficult math problems, other networks use a consensus mechanism known as Proof of Stake (PoS). In PoW networks, miners maintain consensus and secure the network, while PoS networks rely on participants known as validators to perform the same work. 

Validators confirm transactions and maintain consensus on the network to maintain the integrity and security of the blockchain they’re validating. To ensure that validators are acting honestly, PoS networks require validators to stake a minimum amount of tokens native to that network. This stake can be aggregated from many users, not just the validator, and essentially acts as a security deposit – if a validator is confirming invalid transactions, then validators will lose part of the capital they staked. As compensation for their work and for the opportunity cost of capital, validators earn network rewards for their work. These rewards can be shared among their community for users who have provided additional stake. 

Most PoS networks have different and unique consensus mechanisms and economic models. We recommend conducting your own research on each network before participating in any staking program. 

Karma is a point system that rewards you for your activities on CoinList. Karma increases your chance of getting into Token Launches and exclusive offers when you contribute to crypto protocols. Earn for doing good for crypto!

Our Karma program continues to evolve and as it does, we will provide additional information. CoinList retains the right to modify the terms of the Karma program at any time.

Your Karma Score is the total amount of Karma you have claimed. Karma is earned by completing specific activities on CoinList. All the Karma that you earn by completing these activities must be claimed to increase your Karma Score.

View my Karma »

Your Karma Score compared to other Karma earners places you in one of five Tiers: Rust, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum. 

Each Tier has a certain percentile of users, with Rust Tier being the bottom 40% of earners, and Platinum Tier being the top 5% of earners.

For Token Launches: Every single participant is randomly selected, but your Tier adds weight to the random selection. The higher your Tier, the higher the chance you get selected, though allocations are never guaranteed. For example, in one of our 2024 Token Launches, users in the Platinum Tier had 3x the chance to secure an allocation versus users in the Rust Tier.

Your Legacy Karma is all the Karma you earned from the legacy Karma system. You will need to claim your Legacy Karma in order to transfer it to the new system. 

You can claim this Karma by logging in and going to the Karma page here. You will then see a claim available for "Legacy Karma" that has all the Karma you've earned from the legacy system. Simply claim and watch your Karma Score increase. Unclaimed Legacy Karma will expire May 15 at 23:59 UTC.

In case you're unable to claim, logging out of your CoinList account and logging back in should resolve the issue. If you still need further assistance, open a ticket with our support here.

You can earn Karma from Events and Achievements.

Events are activities that you can earn Karma from over a specified period of time. The Karma you earned during that event only becomes claimable once the event ends. If you don’t claim your Karma within 7 days after the event ends, this unclaimed Karma will expire.

Achievements are one-time claims awarded upon completing specific activities on CoinList, such as your first deposit, first trade, first stake, and more. Once an achievement is awarded, the Karma for that achievement becomes claimable.

Any Karma that you claim does not expire. Only unclaimed Karma may expire after a specified period of time.

See all the Events and Achievements you can earn Karma from today by logging into your Karma page here.

Staying active and earning Karma keeps you ahead. The more engagement you have, the more Karma you can claim, and the higher your Tier can be.

CoinList waits for 30 confirmations to consider an ETH or ERC-20 transaction final. Although typically this should only take about ~ 5 minutes, this can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 4 hours. Especially during periods of high network congestion, the transaction can take longer. You can see the number of confirmations in your CoinList wallet.

Other than as set forth below, CoinList does not charge fees associated with withdrawing or depositing crypto. However, the applicable network may charge transfer fees, which are not paid to CoinList or the custodian. 

Bitcoin transactions have hundreds to thousands of confirmations from their networks to confirm that they are real transactions. CoinList waits for 6 confirmations to consider the transaction - this can take anywhere from thirty minutes to twelve hours. During periods of high network congestion, transactions can take longer.

You can deposit any supported assets into your CoinList account by following the steps below:

• Log into your CoinList account 
• Visit https://coinlist.co/wallets
• Go to the wallet for the asset you’d like to deposit 
• Click “Deposit” 
• Copy and paste or Scan the QR code to obtain your CoinList wallet address 
• Follow the instructions on the deposit page and initiate your transfer

You can find our supported assets and blockchains here. Make sure you are researching and familiar with the addresses you are using to deposit any cryptocurrency.

You can also fund your account using fiat. More Information can be found here.

Yes. 

For withdrawals, you should re-confirm the withdrawal address plus the network supported on both your 3rd party exchange wallet and CoinList prior to submitting a withdrawal. Exchanges have various policies for crypto deposits, and the sending addresses don't always match the receiving addresses. We recommend you designate a return address for which you hold the private keys. CoinList is not responsible for transfers being appropriately credited to your account at a 3rd party exchange. We advise you to double-check the warnings on both the exchange you are sending from and CoinList before making these transfers.

In the meantime, you can find our supported assets and blockchains here. 

In general, a wallet is a program that enables users to send and receive digital currency and track their balances and transactions. They also store important security information: your public and private keys. There are several types of wallets: Hardware, Software, and Online. Hardware wallets store a user's private keys on a hardware device like a USB. Trezor and Ledger are popular hardware wallet brands. Software wallets run as an app on your phone or desktop. Online wallets run in the cloud and are accessible from any computer or smartphone in any location. 

CoinList offers online wallets. 

We also use the term "wallet" to describe your U.S. dollar account. 

If you have lost access to your 2FA device, you can use one of your account backup codes that you were asked to save after setting up two-factor authentication. If you no longer have access to these backup codes or have used all of them, please submit a support ticket.

Do not attempt to create a new account. CoinList does not accept duplicate accounts. If you create a duplicate account, it will be closed and you will have to proceed with a 2FA reset on your original account. Attempting to create a second account is in violation of our Terms of Service;  Any violation of the Terms of Service may result in indefinite suspension of services and closure of a user's account.

What is Multi-Factor Authentication?

CoinList use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), also known as Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for every account and most transactions, and we partner with top custodians like BitGo and Gemini Custody so your funds are safe. Funds held in cold storage are insured by our custodian partners' insurance policies. Best of all, crypto storage is free. We don’t charge any custody or wallet fees when using CoinList or the CoinList app.

How do I enable MFA?

In order to use CoinList wallets, you must set up device-based MFA. CoinList does not support SMS or phone-based MFA.

STEP 1

Download and install an authentication app for your phone or tablet. Some options:

• Google Authenticator (Android · iOS)
• Duo Mobile (Android · iOS)
• Microsoft Authenticator (Android · iOS)

STEP 2

Open the authentication app and follow the steps within the app for adding a new QR code. Scan the QR code image with your mobile device's camera and a new credential will be added to your authenticator app. 

Make sure to save the security/backup codes in a safe place. In the event that you lose access to your MFA device, these codes can be used to regain access to your account. The backup codes are unique to each account owner. 

STEP 3

Enter the six digit code where prompted and click the "Enable" button.

You are done! Now that MFA is enabled, you will need to enter a new 6-digit code generated by the authentication app every time you log in to your CoinList account. 

What if I get an invalid code error?

If you receive an invalid error code when enabling MFA, check that your authentication app and your mobile device’s current time zone are synced. Also ensure that the computer or device you’re setting up your CoinList account on is also synced to the correct time zone. Refreshing your CoinList account may also resolve the issue.

If you are still experiencing issues, create a new profile by clicking the "+" again on your app and try to add the QR code again. Clearing your cache and cookies may also resolve the issue. 

Security Page of Your CoinList Account

You can reach the Security page by selecting “Your Account” from the dashboard or by following this link: https://coinlist.co/accounts/security.  

If you did not save your backup codes when they were first provided, you can access them through the Security page of your CoinList account. If you lose access to your MFA device, these one-time codes will allow you to regain access to your account. 

What if I no longer have access to my MFA device or the backup codes?

If you no longer have access to your MFA device, you may be able to go through our automatic and fast-lane 2FA review process by selecting "Lost your 2FA code?" after logging in here: https://coinlist.co/login.

If you do not see this, please submit a support ticket here: https://coinlist.freshdesk.com/en/support/tickets/new for assistance and instructions. You will not be able to access your account until this process is complete. 

If you have lost access to your MFA device, do not attempt to create a new account. CoinList does not accept duplicate accounts. If you create a duplicate account, it will be closed and you will have to proceed with a MFA reset on your original account. 

Attempting to create a second account is in violation of our Terms of Service; Any violation of the Terms of Service may result in indefinite suspension of services and closure of a user's account.

Approve a New Device

CoinList requires that you approve a new device before you can access your account.

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• You will also be prompted to reapprove your device if you:
• Clear the cache and cookies from your browser,
• Are using your browser's "private browsing" or "incognito" mode,
• Are using a VPN service or encrypted network,
• Log in to the CoinList app.

To approve a device, start by logging into your account and entering your 6-digit authentication code. You will then be directed to a page informing you that CoinList has sent you an email. Access that email with the subject line “Approve your new device to log in” on the same device and browser. Click the Approve this device button in the email and you will be directed to your account.

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This approval process must be started and completed on the same device, same browser, and at the same location.

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It may take up to 10 minutes to receive this email. If you attempt to log in again, you may receive more than one email. Only the most recent new device approval email will be valid. If you do not receive the email, check your spam and other subfolders. You can whitelist emails from CoinList (team@coinlist.co) to prevent them from being flagged in the future.

You can watch the New Device Approval process here.

Step By Step Instructions to Approve a New Device

When you log into your CoinList account from a new device, you will be prompted to follow these steps.

Step 1

Log in to your CoinList account and enter your 6-digit authentication code.

Step 2

You will be directed to an “Approve new device” page informing you that CoinList has sent you an email. 

Step 3

Access this email from the same device, browser, and location. Upon opening the email, click the “Approve this device” button at the bottom.

Step 4

You will be directed to your account where you are now logged in. 

Trouble Approving a New Device

Troubleshooting Steps for the CoinList App

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We currently recommend accessing your CoinList account through a web browser instead of the app. Nonetheless, if you are logging into the CoinList app using your phone or tablet, the “Approve this device” button in the email may open a browser instead of the CoinList app. This prevents the app from approving the device. Here are a few workarounds:

• Try long-pressing the link. Your email may display an option for you to "open link" in the CoinList app.
• Make sure you are using the most recent "New device approval" email that is sent to you after your login attempt.

If that doesn't work, follow the steps below specific to your type of device.

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For iOS, copy the link from the email you received and paste it into a new Safari browser.

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For Android: 

• Go to your phone settings.
• Search for "opening links".
• Find "CoinList" under Installed Apps.
• Select "allow app to open supported links" or "ask every time".

​Additional Troubleshooting

​If you did not receive the “New device approval” email, check your spam and other subfolders. You may whitelist emails from CoinList to prevent them from being flagged in the future.

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After clicking the “Approve this device” button, wait at least 10 minutes to receive the approval email before clicking the button again. Only the most recent device approval email will be valid.

If you are having issues with device approval, do not create a new account. Attempting to create a second account is in violation of our Terms of Service. Any violation of the Terms of Service may result in an indefinite suspension of services and closure of a user's account.

If you're still having trouble approving a new device, please submit a support ticket.

To close your CoinList account, please follow the steps below:

1. Go to your CoinList Profile

2. Click on More

3. Select Security

4. Scroll down and click Close Account

You can also access the Security page directly using this link: https://coinlist.co/account/security

If your account holds assets or is involved in any token launches you will need to submit a support ticket to request closure here.

To unwrap WBTC into BTC, you first need to have WBTC in your CoinList wallet. Once your wallet is funded with WBTC:

• Click “Unwrap” from inside your WBTC wallet.
• Enter the amount of WBTC you wish to swap into BTC
• Click “Confirm Unwrap” to receive BTC directly in your BTC wallet.

WBTC will be debited from your WBTC wallet and you will receive BTC in your BTC wallet. 

Please note that you will have two different wallets. You will not receive BTC in your WBTC wallet. 

Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) is an ERC-20 token backed 1:1 by Bitcoin and held at Bitgo Trust, and the underlying holdings are verifiable here. WBTC brings the liquidity of Bitcoin to the Ethereum ecosystem. 

Users can wrap and unwrap BTC seamlessly via their CoinList wallet.

You can find the most up to date information on trading fees here.

A CoinList affiliate manages its own pool of BTC and WBTC, so the process is usually immediate. When demand is high, it is possible that the pool temporarily runs out of BTC or WBTC. If that is the case, the wrapping or unwrapping service will pause until the pool is replenished.

You may choose to hold your funds to be automatically converted when the pool is replenished. This situation is usually addressed within (6) to twenty-four (24) hours.

When you're logged in, click on Trade in the left navigation. 

Once you see the trading screen. You will then be prompted to enter an amount of a specific cryptocurrency you wish to buy or sell. Once you have set the amount, you can preview the order. 

After selecting “preview order”, you will be presented with the price for your order. You will have 30 seconds to confirm the trade. If you do not confirm the trade within 30 seconds, you will be required to re-input your order. The price may change after the 30 second window. Once you confirm the order, the trade will be considered final and it will be executed, you will see the resulting balances in your applicable CoinList Wallets.

Yes, you can find the most up to date minimum and maximum trade limits here https://coinlist.co/legal

• virtual currency is not legal tender, is not backed by the government, and accounts and value balances are not subject to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or Securities Investor Protection Corporation protections;
• legislative and regulatory changes or actions at the state, federal, or international level may adversely affect the use, transfer, exchange, and value of virtual currency;
• transactions in virtual currency may be irreversible, and, accordingly, losses due to fraudulent or accidental transactions may not be recoverable;
• some virtual currency transactions shall be deemed to be made when recorded on a public ledger, which is not necessarily the date or time that the customer initiates the transaction;
• the value of virtual currency may be derived from the continued willingness of market participants to exchange fiat currency for virtual currency, which may result in the potential for permanent and total loss of value of a particular virtual currency should the market for that virtual currency disappear;
• there is no assurance that a person who accepts a virtual currency as payment today will continue to do so in the future;
• the volatility and unpredictability of the price of virtual currency relative to fiat currency may result in significant loss over a short period of time;
• the nature of virtual currency may lead to an increased risk of fraud or cyber attack; 
• the nature of virtual currency means that any technological difficulties experienced by the licensee may prevent the access or use of a customer’s virtual currency; and
• any bond or trust account maintained by the licensee for the benefit of its customers may not be sufficient to cover all losses incurred by customers.

A “private banking” account is an account (or any combination of accounts) that requires a minimum aggregate deposit of $1,000,000, is established for one or more individuals and is assigned to or administered or managed by, in whole or in part, an officer, employee or agent of a financial institution acting as a liaison between the financial institution and the direct or beneficial owner of the account.  

KYC stands for Know Your Customer and encompasses certain procedures that we employ to positively identify that you are, who you say you are. We use a number of tools to confirm your identity and ensure your eligibility for the CoinList services. This process can take between 0-3 business days for individuals, and for entities and trusts this can take up a week. 

You may be restricted from certain activities on the CoinList platform until you have completed identity verification. 

A foreign financial institution is: 

(1) a non-U.S. bank; 

(2) any branch or office located outside the United States of a broker-dealer; futures commission merchant or introducing broker; or open-end mutual fund company; 

(3) any other person organized under foreign law (other than a branch or office of such person in the United States) that, if it were located in the United States, would be a broker-dealer; futures commission merchant or introducing broker; or open-end mutual fund company; and 

(4) any person organized under foreign law (other than a branch or office of such person in the United States) that is engaged in the business of and is readily identifiable as: (a) a currency dealer or exchanger; or (b) a money transmitter.  

Foreign shell banks are non-U.S. banks without a physical presence in any country. A "foreign bank" is any bank organized under non-U.S. law or an agency, branch or office of a bank located outside the U.S. The term does not include an agent, agency, branch or office within the U.S. of a bank organized under foreign law.

CoinList prides itself on offering compliant products and services. As part of our compliance program, we determine which users are able to access information about our offerings. 

We have determined that, due to regulatory uncertainty or restrictions, users in your location are not able to access the page you were attempting to reach.

CoinList is where early adopters invest in and trade the best digital assets.

Non-US investors can invest and trade on CoinList as long as they meet local laws regarding investment compliance. Please visit coinlist.co/legal for more information and visit our Help Center for any questions.

Enabling and Disabling One-Click Trading

CoinList Pro allows you to choose between submitting orders with a single-click or receiving a notification containing your order details which must be affirmed in order to submit the order into the market.

To manage your order notification settings, click on the dropdown menu in the upper right of the platform, select Account Settings, choose My Preferences, and then enable or disable notifications by using the control next to “Display confirmation dialog before placing trades.”

Note: disabling order notifications will result in orders being submitted immediately into the market upon placement. Please exercise caution when utilizing one-click trading.

Manage Order Status Updates

CoinList Pro allows you to control the amount of order status update messages that you receive.

To manage your order status updates, click on the dropdown menu in the upper right of the platform, select Account Settings, choose My Preferences, and then enable or disable notifications by using the control next to “Display notifications for order status updates.”

Create an account 

• Visit https://coinlist.co/register
• Enter in your first name, last name, and email 
• Create your password
• Your password is required to have a minimum of 10 characters
• Verify your email 

Open up your wallet 

• Visit https://coinlist.co/wallets/new
• Choose your entity type 

For individuals, we require:

• Name
• Country + state of residence 
• Address
• Date of birth 
• SSN (USA only)
• Phone number 
• Selfie 
• Photo of government-issued ID 
• Occupation 

For companies, we require:

• Name of entity 
• Country + state of residence of the entity 
• Company type 
• Tax ID number (US only)
• Incorporation date 
• Incorporation location 
• Company address
• Information on major shareholders (any individual or entity that owns 25%+)
• Documentation attesting to major shareholder ownership 
• Information on the signatory for the company 
• Selfie of the signatory 
• Photo of government-issued ID for the signatory 
• Signatory’s occupation 

Once you’ve provided that information, the last step is to set up 2FA for your account. We recommend using common 2FA applications like Google Authenticator, Duo, or using an Yubikey. 

Creating an API Key

In order to access CoinList Pro’s API, you will need to generate an API key and secret. API keys represent read, write, and/or fund transfer entitlements on a specific CoinList entity's trading account.

To get your unique API key, click on the dropdown menu in the upper right of the CoinList Pro platform, select API, and then click Create New Key.

Accessing API Documentation

Here is the direct link to CoinList Pro’s API documentation.

To access CoinList Pro's API documentation from the trading platform, click on the dropdown menu in the upper right of the platform, select API, and then click API Documentation.

CoinList Pro’s order book supports canceling working orders when in trade mode.

You can cancel individual working orders or cancel all working orders quickly in CoinList Pro’s order module. To cancel individual orders, simply click the trash can icon next to the order you wish to cancel.

Market orders refer to trades that are purchasing a given asset at the current market price (i.e. spot price) for the asset. You can place a market order by following these instructions: 

• Choose the trading pair - click on the trading pair you want to use to trade 
• Choose the order type - click on the order type you would like to use
• Enter the trade size - define either the amount of crypto or the US dollar notional value to determine the size of the trade
• Specify your order price - if using a price order, such as a limit or stop, enter the price at which you want to place the order. If using a market order, no price needs to be entered.
• Choose to buy or sell - click on the buy or sell button to submit the order

Trades can be submitted with different conditions known as order types. These order types allow traders to specify criteria related to how and at what price a trade may be placed.

CoinList Pro supports several order types, including:

Market

• Description - market orders execute at the next available price in the market. No price is specified with the order, and the order is filled at the current market price
• Use case - traders use market orders to enter or exit a trade quickly when execution certainty is a higher priority than price execution
• Traders should be cautious when using market orders in thinly traded markets where the bid-ask spread may be wide and liquidity may represent an issue for price slippage, causing orders to get filled for a higher price if they are buying, or a lower price if they are selling

A market order is the most straightforward type of order. It executes immediately against the best price available. As long as there are willing buyers and sellers, market orders are filled.

A market sell will match the best available bids on the order book, and a market buy will match against the best available asks on the order book.

Market orders are often used when you need to prioritize speed over price, for example, when taking advantage of a fast-moving bull run. You'll use this order when you need your trade to execute immediately at the current best price available.

Limit

• Description - limit orders are used to specify a price limit at which the order must be executed. Limit orders to buy are placed below the market and limit orders to sell are placed above the market. Since the limit order must be filled at the designated price or better, traders use limits to define the worst price at which the order will be executed, prioritizing price execution over execution certainty
• Use case - traders use limit orders to enter positions, setting orders at points that act as profit targets, as well as to exit positions. Limits can be placed in advance once a position has been entered, and the order will automatically execute once the price conditions have been met
• Since a limit order must be executed at the specified price or better, the market may touch the limit price several times with the trader not receiving a fill, depending on where the trader’s order is in order book queue
• The market must trade completely through a limit order’s price in order for a trader to earn a complete fill and partial fills can occur if only part of the order is executed
• A limit order remains in the order book until the order is either executed, canceled, or expires

A limit order allows you to specify a price and amount you would like to buy or sell at.

Example: If the current market price is 8000 and you want to buy lower than that at 7900, then you would place a limit buy order at 7900. If the market reaches 7900 and a seller’s ask matches with your bid, your limit order will be executed at 7900.

Stop Market

• Description - stop market orders execute at the next available price once the designated trigger price crosses the stop price. Stop orders to buy are placed above the market and stop orders to sell are placed below the market. 
• Use case - traders typically use stop orders in an attempt to limit losses if the market moves against a market position or to protect profits on an open position, but the order type can also be used to initiate a new position. Once the stop price is touched, the stop order is said to have been "elected," will be treated as a market order, and will be filled at the best possible price
• Stop orders do not guarantee execution at the stop order price, and price slippage may occur in certain market conditions. Unlike limit orders, stops are not required to be executed at the designated price or better

CoinList Pro supports two kinds of triggerable orders: stops and take profits. These are orders that aren't added to the order book until some price threshold is reached.

Stop Market / Limit

A stop market or stop limit order is an instruction to add a market or limit order to the book once the trigger price has crossed the stop price. By default, the stop price indicates the mark price at which to trigger the stop, but stops may also be configured to trigger on last trade price or underlying index price rather than mark price.

Stop orders rest in the matching engine until the trigger price goes 'outside' the stop price:

• buy - the stop triggers when the trigger price is greater than or equal to the stop price
• sell - the stop triggers when the trigger price is less than or equal to the stop price

Upon triggering, the stop order is converted to a regular market or limit order. This order becomes available for execution in the first auction following the one which triggered the stop. The order will incur the standard fees, as any order inserted at the time of the trigger would.

While it is untriggered, a stop order is invisible to other traders, and is not included in the book. Once it is triggered it becomes visible (as it is now a normal market or limit order).

Note that the time priority of the order is based on the time at which it was triggered, rather than the time at which the stop was last updated.

Trailing Stop

A stop market order may be specified with either a fixed or percentage trail value, which causes the stop price to be pegged to no more than a fixed offset away from the order's trigger price (which is a mark price, index price, or last trade price, depending on the order's specified trigger type).

When the trigger price moves away from the current stop price, the stop price is moved as well, thus the stop price trails the trigger price. (Note however that when the trigger price moves towards the current stop price, the stop price doesn't change, otherwise the order would never trigger.)

For example, on a stop market sell order, setting a $-100 trail value will have the effect of setting the stop price $100 below the trigger price. If the trigger price is $1000 at the time the order is entered, the stop price will be $900. If the trigger price moves up to $1050, the stop price will be updated to $950. If the trigger price then moves down to $990, the stop price will stay at $950, and if the trigger price keeps moving all the way down to $950, the order will be triggered, and will convert to a normal market sell.

In other words, the stop price of a stop sell order will move up along with the market, but is kept constant as the price falls towards the stop (and vice-versa for a stop buy order).

Take Profit Market

• Description - take profit, or market-if-touched, orders execute at the next available price once the designated trigger price (by default, the mark price) crosses the stop price
• Use case - traders typically use take profit orders to exit positions once a price level has been reached although the order type can be used to initiate a position as well. Since the order executes at market once the market trades at the order price, execution certainty is prioritized over price execution
• Take profit orders do not guarantee execution at the order price, and price slippage may occur in certain market conditions. Unlike limit orders, take profits are not required to be executed at the designated price or better
• A take profit order will not be executed if the trigger price fails to touch the take profit specified price

A take market or take limit order is the same as a stop market or limit order, but with the trigger directions reversed. That is:

• buy - the take profit order triggers when the trigger price is less than or equal to the stop price
• sell - the take profit order triggers when the trigger price is greater than or equal to the stop price

Post-Only Order 

The post-only order is a limit order that ensures the order will be added to the book and not match with a pre-existing order. If your order matches with a pre-existing order, your post-only limit order will be rejected.

The Post-Only Order ensures that you will receive the maker rebate, and not pay a taker fee. It prevents placing a limit buy order that matches against the sell side of the order book (and vice versa, for sell orders), which would normally result in taker fees.

Filecoin lending on CoinList is a way for you to put your FIL to work by simply lending your FIL to CoinList. The Filecoin ecosystem is very young and many network participants are in need of FIL to supplement their working capital. 

We are currently running the 35th FIL Lending Program through CoinList. Participants have one option to lend their FIL: 

1. A 180-day loan with no early termination. Participants will earn a fixed 8.0% annualized rewards rate for 180 days – a net 3.95% return.

The 37th lending period opens April 12th and closes May 1st.

Participants who lend their FIL for will receive their principal + accumulated interest denominated in FIL back into their CoinList wallets at the end of the loan term. 

The loan start date for all loans in the 37th lending program will be May 1st. Once all loans are deployed, you'll be able to track your loan with the loan dashboard in your CoinList Filecoin wallet. 

In the 37th FIL Lending Program, participants have one option to lend their FIL: 

Option 1: 180 day loan with no early termination

• Participants will earn a fixed 8.0% annualized rewards rate on the principal FIL lent to CoinList for 180 days, resulting in a fixed net 3.95% return.

Participants have one option to lend their FIL through FIL Lending 37

• Option 1: 180 days – no early termination
• https://coinlist.co/fil-lend-37  

If you’d like to learn more about FIL Lending on CoinList, please visit the landing page here: https://coinlist.co/fil-lending

All users from CoinList's supported jurisdictions, except residents of Belarus and Venezuela.

Users from certain unsupported jurisdictions can still participate but it requires a manual process to execute the loan. For that reason, we require external FIL lenders to lend a minimum of $50k worth of FIL. 

If you're in an unsupported jurisdiction and would like to participate, please email charlie@coinlist.co 

5 or 100 FIL depending on the program.

Your FIL is being lent out to trusted Filecoin network participants that have successfully onboarded with CoinList. This includes, but is not limited to, Filecoin storage miners and liquidity providers. 

All counterparties must pass KYC/AML and all loans issued are collateralized. 

CoinList requires all accounts to complete identity verification for legal compliance and fraud prevention. Your CoinList account will be limited from certain activities on the platform until your identity has been successfully verified.

How do I start verifying my identity?

When creating a CoinList account, you will be asked to start the identity verification process during the account setup steps. This is a requirement for all new users creating a CoinList account and you will not be able to continue to the platform until this has been completed and your identity has been verified. If you already have a CoinList account but have not verified your identity yet, you will be prompted to start your identity verification on your dashboard.

During this process, you may need to provide sensitive information including but not limited to name, address, a government-issued ID, and a selfie. Read more about our Privacy Policy.

Why was my identity not verified?

If your identity was not verified, it was because either you live in one of our unsupported countries & states where CoinList is not available at this time, or because your information that was processed for review did not pass one or more identity verification and KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) checks. We do these checks to protect CoinList and our community from fraudulent users. You can learn more about KYC/AML in our Terms of Service.

If you are facing any issues with the verification process, do not attempt to create a new account using a different email address to re-try verification. Attempting to create a second account is in violation of our Terms of Service;  Any violation of the Terms of Service may result in indefinite suspension of services and closure of a user's account. Instead, if you believe there was a mistake in your identity verification, submit a support ticket.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an additional layer of security used to confirm your access to your account by requiring two forms of authentication. CoinList requires 2FA to be enabled for every account and you will be asked to provide this second form of authentication every time you log in.

How do I set up 2FA?

When creating a CoinList account, you will be asked to set up two-factor authentication. This is a requirement for creating a CoinList account and you will not be able to continue to the platform without setting this up.

Step 1. Download an authentication app of your choice on your mobile device. We recommend popular authentication apps like Google Authenticator, Duo Mobile, or Authy.

Step 2. Once the authentication app is downloaded, open the app and click the “+” icon to add a new account. You will then be given the option to either scan a QR code or enter a setup key manually. It is easier for most people to scan the QR code, however if that is not an available option to you, choose to enter the key manually and copy and paste the setup key shown on CoinList into your app.

Step 3. Once your CoinList account is successfully added to your authentication app, you will see a numeric code being generated for your CoinList account. Copy this code and paste it into the “Authentication code” input on CoinList to finish setting up 2FA.

You will be asked to save your backup codes. Make sure to save your backup codes in a safe place. Your backup codes can help you log into your account in the event that you lose access to your authentication device. These backup codes are unique to each account owner.

Having trouble?

If you are running into issues when submitting your authentication code on CoinList, check that your authentication app and your mobile device’s current time zone are synced. Also ensure that the computer or device you are setting up your CoinList account on is also synced to the correct time zone. Refreshing your CoinList account, clearing cache and cookies may also resolve the issue.

If you are still experiencing issues, repeat steps 2 and 3 in the How do I set up 2FA? section above, or try downloading a different authentication app to set up 2FA with. Be sure to visit the help pages of the authentication app you are using as well for more guidance.

If you participated in Filecoin's 2017 offering, your FIL will vest linearly on a block-by-block basis starting at mainnet launch, for the duration of your vesting period. For example, if your vesting schedule is 12 months, you will receive FIL on a block-by-block basis and each day receive approximately 1/365 of your FIL .

In order to self-custody your FIL, please go to coinlist.co/filecoin and edit your custodian option under 'Distributing To'. You'll want to select Self-Custody. The easiest way to self-custody is to use the 'Glif and Ledger' option, which requires a Ledger hardware wallet. You'll see instructions on setting this up after selecting that option.

Detailed instructions on setting up your Ledger to receive FIL are here: https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/Self-Custodied-SAFT-Guide--A72a5~JLiLiNKPhdLQP3ZbNhAg-dHxZu59oAeSw03RrRpCrd

There are no fees for using CoinList Wallets to receive your FIL tokens.

Your Filecoin will be held in your CoinList wallet. From there you will be able to transfer, trade, and deposit additional Filecoin vested Filecoin. Your balance of available (vested) Filecoin will be displayed alongside your unvested (unavailable) Filecoin held in your vesting actor. 

Your CoinList wallet is built on Gemini Custody’s infrastructure. When you input a transaction, we pass this information to Gemini for execution. 

There is no fee to store your Filecoin in your CoinList wallet. 

Vesting occurs linearly on a block-by-block basis. In each block, an incremental amount of your FIL will become available and claimable according to your individual vesting schedule (6, 12, 24, or 36 months). 

We are currently licensed to operate our wallets and trading in many states. We are working on licensure for the following states and territories:

• Alaska
• Hawaii
• Minnesota
• Nevada
• New York
• Puerto Rico
• Virgin Islands, U.S.
• Washington 

If you reside in one of the above states or territories, please see here for instructions on setting up an account with Gemini: https://coinlist.co/help/what-additional-information-do-i-need-to-provide-to-use-coinlist-wallets-through-a-gemini-subaccount

Following KYC verification, you will be prompted to link one or more of your Ethereum wallets using a Metamask or WalletConnect browser extension. The wallet address that you link MUST be the same address that you bridge assets back from (e.g., users with address "0x123...abc" on Evmos can only bridge back to "0x12...abc" on Ethereum - the sending wallet address and receiving wallet address must be the same).

Please note that Wallet Link does not currently support multisig/smart contract wallets. If you are a DAO or individual needing to link a multisig wallet to your KYC’d identity, please reach out to nomad-recovery@coinlist.co from your Coinlist-associated email and we’ll be more than happy to assist.

Yes. You are required to successfully complete KYC and link/verify an eligible wallet address in order to be considered by Nomad for the recovery effort. If you are using an existing CoinList account and have already KYC-verified on our platform, there is no need to resubmit an application - you will be taken directly to the wallet linking step.

If you have previously registered with CoinList and submitted a KYC application on our platform, please use your existing account to register with Nomad. After navigating to the registration link, sign in with your CoinList and select your previously verified entity when prompted to - this will take you to the wallet linking step and there is no need to resubmit your information. Linking your KYC information to more than one CoinList account is against our policy.

Yes, all users will be able to complete a KYC verification check irrespective of their residence, provided users are not associated with OFAC-sanctioned countries. Users who reside in unsupported jurisdictions will be able to access the Nomad Offering link, submit a KYC application, and link their wallet; however, they will not be able to access the CoinList platform (e.g., trading, deposits, staking, token sales).

If you reside in an unsupported jurisdiction and are having trouble completing KYC verification, submit a support ticket here.

Please find a guide to registering and completing KYC for Nomad's recovery efforts here.

CoinList will share the KYC verification status of accounts and their linked wallet addresses with Nomad to determine eligibility for the recovery of funds. CoinList will not share wallet addresses with any other third parties.

Log into your CoinList account, navigate to Account > Tax Documents > Click the link to download your document(s).

If you do not have any documents available you will see the following message: "There are no tax documents available from CoinList at this time. If you are a U.S. person or entity, we will notify you via email if and when additional documents become available".

CoinList will also provide you with a Form 1099-B. This form reports to you all taxable cryptocurrency transactions (for example, sell for fiat or crypto-for-crypto trade) and corresponding proceeds, cost basis where available, and resulting gain/(loss) information for each taxable transaction. More information on cryptocurrency transactions can be found here. 

Understanding Form 1099-B and 8949

CoinList is on a mission to make cryptocurrency taxes as seamless as possible. CoinList provides all users that incurred a taxable disposition with a 1099-B, which itemizes all known taxable transactions. Similar to traditional equities, taxpayers are responsible for transposing the information on the 1099-B onto an IRS 8949. CoinList has partnered with TaxBit to automate and simplify the process of transposing your 1099-B onto your IRS 8949. Whether you only traded on CoinList, or you traded on multiple exchanges, completing your crypto taxes has never been easier.

This guide explains how to transpose your 1099-B onto your IRS 8949.

CoinList Was the Only Exchange I Traded On

If all of your assets were acquired and stored on CoinList’s platform then your 1099-B will be complete. The 1099-B provides you with all of your taxable events and can be directly transposed onto your IRS 8949 and filed. CoinList provides a courtesy copy of the IRS 8949 if all of a user’s acquisition information is known.

I Traded On Multiple Exchanges

If you acquired cryptocurrency on a third-party platform and transferred assets onto CoinList then your acquisition information may not be known. It is your responsibility to enter your acquisition information on IRS Form 8949 for assets that were acquired on another platform and were subsequently disposed of on CoinList. You will complete two IRS 8949’s. One that includes your known cost basis transactions and another for transactions that were missing cost basis.

Transpose Known Cost Basis Onto IRS Form 8949

The first step is to transpose transactions that have a known cost basis onto your IRS 8949. You will check box “A” for these transactions because cost basis information is known on Form 1099-B.

Transpose Missing Cost Basis Transactions on Seperate Form 8949

If a transaction is missing acquisition information then you will transpose the transactions onto a separate IRS 8949 tax form. You will check box “B” indicating that the acquisition occurred off platform and therefore was not reported on the 1099-B.

Methods to Completing IRS 8949

There are two methods to filling in missing cost basis information and completing your IRS 8949’s: 1) link your TaxBit account; or 2) manually enter the information. 

 (i) Link TaxBit Account (Recommended)

The easiest way to complete your IRS 8949 is to link your TaxBit account. TaxBit has a seamless integration with CoinList, as well as over a hundred other exchanges, allowing you to aggregate your trading activity across platforms. TaxBit automates the process of transposing your 1099-B onto an IRS 8949. Missing cost basis transactions that were acquired off of CoinList’s platform will automatically populate and your IRS 8949 tax forms can be downloaded from your account.

 (ii) Manually Enter Information

You can also solve missing cost basis information by manually entering the information on your IRS 8949’s. When manually filling-in missing cost basis information it is important to keep detailed records to substantiate the information reported.

Conclusion

CoinList is committed to making crypto taxes as simple as possible. To automate the process, all CoinList users are eligible for 10% off of their TaxBit plan: https://taxbit.com/invite/CoinList/. 

Disclaimer: CoinList does not provide tax advice and the information presented is not intended to be relied upon as advice concerning the appropriate treatment or possible tax consequences of any transaction. Please consult with your tax advisor. This article contains references to information obtained from third-party content providers (content hosted on sites unaffiliated with CoinList). As such, CoinList makes no representations whatsoever regarding any information obtained from third parties that may be referenced directly or indirectly in this article. 

CoinList will provide you with a Form 1099-MISC. This form reports to you and the IRS any income generated from activities such as airdrops, staking, referrals, etc. in excess of $600.

The IRS requires that details of cryptocurrency transactions that qualify as a gain or loss to be reported on Form 8949, “Sales and Other Dispositions of Capital Assets”.

For U.S. taxpayers, the IRS requires companies that make certain types of payments to provide the recipient of such payments and the IRS with a 1099-MISC. This form provides information for a wide range of income payments such as crypto interest, referral bonuses, and other income.

• For US clients, if you’ve earned $600 or more this year in crypto interest and bonuses, the 1099-MISC form will be made available to you by January 31, 2023.
  
• U.S. taxpayers will need to report this income within their tax filing.
  

To begin, simply log in to your CoinList account and follow the re-verification instructions on your home dashboard.

Government ID, updated selfie, and proof of address documentation issued within the last 3 months.

No. Your assets remain safe on the CoinList platform, and you may continue all activities following re-verification.

Re-verification should take less than 5 minutes to complete, after which you’ll be able to transact as usual on the CoinList platform.

From time to time, CoinList is required to re-verify all users of the CoinList platform to confirm the following:

• Transactions are in line with what is expected based on CoinList’s existing knowledge of the client; and
• To refresh user’s due diligence to ensure documentation is kept up-to-date and that the risk category applied to a client is either the same as it was when they were onboarded or is amended to reflect any changes that may have occurred since onboarding.

Your account will be held in ‘withdraw only’ status until re-verification is complete. Please note that your assets are safe at all times.

You can participate in Snapshot governance on CoinList if you hold $50 worth of the supported tokens in your CoinList Wallet at the time of each proposal’s governance snapshot (start date/time of the proposal). Please note, your balances in CoinList Pro will not count towards your available voting balance at this time. There will be a snapshot for every proposal that determines your voting power for each proposal. To participate, go to coinlist.co/governance, select the proposal, and vote during the voting period.

To learn more about Snapshot based governance, you can visit Snapshot’s official docs

https://docs.snapshot.org/

No, as the governance snapshot is taken before the voting period, you can move your tokens during the voting period. Your voting power for the proposal remains constant during the voting period based on how many tokens you held at the time of the governance snapshot.  

As CoinList’s voting power is based on the amount of tokens CoinList had delegated to governance at the time of each proposal’s snapshot time, if the amount of voting power that actively participates in a vote exceeds CoinList’s delegated voting power, users’ votes may be diluted down proportionately.

Example: Assume 1 token amounts to 1 vote and CoinList delegates 100,000 tokens at the time of the snapshot, representing 100,000 votes.

If 1,000 CoinList users with 200 tokens each vote (representing 200,000 votes), CoinList’s vote will dilute each CoinList voters’ voting power by 50% as CoinList will only be able to submit 100,000 votes, rather than the 200,000 votes. 

CoinList will do its best to ensure there are sufficient funds delegated and that this scenario is prevented as much as possible. Note that any tokens held on CoinList at the time of the snapshot will only be able to vote through CoinList, as the time to move the tokens to a wallet with the capacity for a direct vote will have passed at the time you make your voting selection through CoinList.

On the flipside, in the event that CoinList users' voting power does not meet the CoinList’s delegated voting power, CoinList will allocate the excess voting power to abstain from such vote to ensure CoinList does not misrepresent users’ intentions or otherwise influence the vote results. 

Example: Assume for a particular proposal that 1 $token  amounts to 1 vote and CoinList delegates 100,000 tokens at the time of the snapshot, representing 100,000 votes.

If only 500 CoinList users with 100 tokens each vote (representing 50,000 votes), CoinList will abstain from the vote for 50,000 of the votes it had delegated to governance for the proposal so as to accurately reflect CoinList users’ preferences.

1. Users’ votes may be diluted down proportionately on CoinList as CoinList doesn’t delegate all of its tokens for governance. As CoinList’s voting power is based on the amount of tokens delegated at the time of each proposal’s snapshot, if the amount of voting power that actively participates in a vote exceeds CoinList’s voting power, users’ votes may be diluted down proportionately.

Example: Assume 1 token amounts to 1 vote and CoinList delegates 100,000 tokens at the time of the snapshot, representing 100,000 votes.

If 1,000 CoinList users with 200 tokens each vote (representing 200,000 votes), CoinList’s vote will dilute each CoinList voters’ voting power by 50% as CoinList will only be able to submit 100,000 votes, rather than the 200,000 votes represented by those 200 tokens. 

CoinList will do its best to ensure there are sufficient funds delegated and that this scenario is prevented as much as possible. Note that any tokens held on CoinList at the time of the snapshot will only be able to vote through CoinList, as the time to move the tokens to a wallet with the capacity for a direct vote will have passed when you make your voting selection through CoinList.

2. CoinList will submit its vote 12-24 hours before each proposal period ends. You will no longer be able to submit a vote once CoinList closes its internal vote and submits its vote on-chain. Thus, the CoinList voting period is slightly shorter than the on-chain voting period.

3. Other token holders will not be able to delegate their voting power to you if you vote through CoinList. Additionally, your wallet will not be associated with the vote. 

You can participate in each proposal’s governance during CoinList’s voting period for each proposal, as CoinList determines in its sole and absolute discretion. CoinList will publish proposals within approximately one hour of the proposal being published by the applicable protocol. CoinList will submit its vote 12-24 hours before each on-chain proposal voting period ends. You will no longer be able to submit a vote once CoinList closes its internal vote and submits its vote on-chain. Thus, the CoinList voting period is at least 12 hours shorter than the on-chain voting period.

The CoinList mobile app is currently unavailable in the App Store/ Google Play Store while we work on improving the mobile customer experience.

The mobile app remains accessible for users who installed it prior to August 2022, however, new downloads are unavailable.

Our website provides the most current and best CoinList experience. When the CoinList mobile app becomes available for download again, we will update the community. 

Thank you for understanding.

OpenLedger is a data blockchain for AI that provides a decentralized trust infrastructure for creating specialized language models. By leveraging datanets to collect and curate data, OpenLedger enables the development of these models, which are then consumed by AI agents, chatbots, copilots, and various other applications.

Anyone with a device that has a basic internet connection(compatible with macOS, Windows, iOS, Linux, or Android) is eligible to participate. Certain jurisdictional limitations apply, see here.

The testnet is expected to run from December 23, 2024 until February 22, 2025. The timeline is subject to change at the sole discretion of OpenLedger.

For the testnet campaign, users will earn reward points based on the amount of data provided. Points earned by providing data will be converted to OPN tokens at a later date — conversion rates will be announced closer to TGE.

Total Allocation for the Community: 51%

The Community Allocation includes rewards for testnet participants, incentives for model builders and validators, grants for developers creating innovative solutions, community events, ambassador programs, block rewards, and strategic partnerships to foster sustainable growth. 

1. Follow OpenLedger on X and join their Discord.
2. Run worker nodes, provide data, earn rewards.

CoinList has indefinitely suspended trading of RLY on all CoinList platforms on August 5, 2022. You should still be able to withdraw your RLY at any time. Please refer to https://coinlist.co/fees for RLY minimum withdrawal amount and withdrawal fee.

Enter your public key for each node. Please sign the message “I hereby verify that I am the owner/creator of the address associated with this message.” with the private key associated with your node’s on-chain account. Please refer to this guide for additional support.  

You may complete this step multiple times for each validator across networks. 

In the event you are unable to sign your message, please reach out to our customer support team here, include ‘Validator Verification’ as the subject line, and include the chain in which you are experiencing issues. 

Users must fill out their indication of interest and provide the requested information within the form. After completing the form, they will be redirected to verify their validator, complete KYC (or KYB), and accredited investor status if they are a US person. 

Once the indication form is closed on April 10th, the common clearing price of 2Z will be determined based on the information submitted by validators. While the price of 2Z will be the same for all eligible purchasers, quantities offered may vary. 

• US Purchasers: 1-year from the date of purchase. 
• Non-US Purchasers: the longer of mainnet or 40-day from purchase.

All validators will receive the same price regardless if they are in the U.S. or Non-US.

The date of purchase is defined as the date the sale closes, which may be different from the date you submit your purchase. 

• For non-US natural person KYC, most users will be verified within minutes. If your verification is not approved immediately, please check your email for instructions from no-reply@coinlist.co.
• For entity KYB and US natural person accredited investor verification, you can expect initial outreach within three days of submission. The verification timeline may take several days, depending on how quickly all required documents are provided, so prompt submission will help expedite the process.

If you are an eligible participant, we recommend completing KYC/KYB and accredited investor verification as soon as possible. 

DoubleZero is a physical fiber network spanning the globe - using existing subsea and terrestrial fiber links contributed by a diverse set of network contributors. This physical fiber layer provides an alternative pathway for distributed systems to communicate over, one that is far more stable and predictable than the public internet. 

DoubleZero enables validators to operate at maximum efficiency without massive infrastructure investments—a paradigm shift for blockchain networks where communication, not computation, has become the real bottleneck.

No. We highly recommend you complete KYC or KYB as soon as possible to avoid any potential delays in completing your purchase. You will not be able to submit a purchase until KYC or KYB are complete (and accredited investor verification for US persons). Don’t wait!

In order to be eligible to participate in the WalletConnect Community Round, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the sale begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $100.00 and $10,000.00. You can not submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. 

After the purchase period closes, February 11, 2025 at 17:00 UTC, allocations will be selected at random based on the ‘Filling from the Bottom” allocation method. Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of the purchase period.

In the event of an oversubscribed sale where all participants receive the minimum purchase amount, priority allocation will be given to purchases made by users based on their Karma tier or those referred through promo codes.

100% Unlock once transferability is enabled, which is subject to a community vote. Stay tuned on X or Telegram for details.

Filling up from the bottom maximizes the number of individual participants in a sale while still allowing for participants with more capital to express their demand. For more information on how it works, see here. 

Since 2018, WalletConnect has been the cornerstone of connectivity in web3, providing a bridge between wallets and apps to give users simple and secure ways to connect to the onchain economy. It is the core connectivity layer for over 220 million connections spanning more than 35 million users across the globe, and today, facilitates over 20 million monthly connections for more than 5 million monthly users.

But the journey doesn’t stop there. The WalletConnect Network is evolving into a permissionless ecosystem powered by the WalletConnect Token (WCT) and its 35-million-strong community. Supported by leading global node operators such as Consensys, Reown, Ledger, Kiln, Figment, Everstake, Arc, or Nansen, the network is becoming more secure, scalable, and decentralized than ever before. With WCT at the heart of the network, WalletConnect is introducing a robust, community-led infrastructure designed to decentralize connectivity and revolutionize onchain UX.

The WalletConnect Network operates independently from and is not associated with Reown (previously WalletConnect Inc.).

In order to participate in the WalletConnect Community Round, users will need to fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT). There is no pre-funding deadline, but users will need their funds in their CoinList wallet to submit a purchase request within the 7-day timeframe, February 4 at 17:00 UTC to February 11 at 17:00 UTC, to be eligible to receive a WCT allocation.

Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive the funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of the purchase period. 

In order to be eligible to participate in the Aligned Token Sale, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the sale begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $100.00 and $480,000.00. You can not submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. 

Allocations will be selected on a first come, first served basis. Karma tiers will not have an effect on allocation selection for the Aligned Token Sale. Any user who submits a purchase after the supply is exhausted will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of the conclusion of the sale. 

- Option 1: 10% unlock on the exchange listing date expected during Q1 2025, followed by a 12-month linear unlock for the  remainder of the tokens

- Option 2: 25% unlock on the exchange listing date expected during Q1 2025, followed by a 6-month linear unlock for the  remainder of the tokens

Aligned is a ZK modular stack designed to accelerate the roadmap of Ethereum. By unlocking the full potential of ZK proofs with a suite of products, Aligned enables builders to use proofs with minimal complexity and reduced costs compared to current options.

No, participation in the sale requires completion of KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) checks for all participants.

Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive the funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of the conclusion of the sale.

We will display payment information when you complete your registration for the Aligned Token Sale. Eligible purchasers can pay with Tether (“USDT”) or USD Coin (“USDC”). Payments made in USDT or USDC will equate to the value of one United States Dollar ("USD") regardless of fluctuations in USDT or USDC.

There are no fees associated with purchasing tokens with USDC or USDT. You can deposit USDC and USDT into your CoinList Wallet anytime athttps://coinlist.co/wallets.

Users who successfully apply a referral code will have their applicable discount applied to their total purchase amount and will receive the additional funds in their wallet in the same asset they paid in. 

In order to be eligible to participate in the 0G AI Alignment Node Sale, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($298.38 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the launch begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $298.38 and $20,000.00. You can not submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. You can only submit one purchase request, please make sure you submit your final intended amount on your initial request.

After the launch period closes, November 18, 2024 at 12:00 UTC, allocations will be selected at random. Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of the purchase period. 

The final price of nodes will be determined by how many nodes are sold within the 0G AI Alignment Node Sale on MocaList. 

Allocations will be determined by users’ MOCA Staking Tier and CoinList Karma tiers. 

There will be a guaranteed allocation for MOCA Staking Tiers 1-3. Any unpurchased or leftover node will be allocated via raffle based on the following prioritization order: 

1. MOCA Staking Tiers 1-4 & CoinList Karma Platinum Users
2. MOCA Staking Tier 5 & CoinList Karma Gold/Silver Users
3. General Users 

Users can expect to receive commission from their referral code to the provided external wallet up to 3 weeks after the conclusion of the 0G AI Alignment Node Sale on MocaList. 

No, participation in the token launch requires completion of KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) checks for all participants.

GVNR is a network that introduces a bespoke and custom-built general message-passing framework. This framework ensures the secure, unrestricted transfer of messages across connected blockchains, facilitating liquidity and connectivity amongst all blockchains across every connected chain - including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ripple (XRP). GVNR achieves this in a secure and permissionless manner - freeing users and AI Agents from reliance on vulnerable centralized counterparties and bridges.

Anyone is eligible, the program is capped at 20,000 participants. Certain jurisdictional limitations apply, see here.

CoinList participants will be required to engage in the GVNR Incentivized Launch Campaign where they will be encouraged to earn “OG points” from their engagement in the form of on-chain transactions and task completion. Each task will require a user to role play, putting themselves in the mindset of a Merchant, a User, an AI Agent, or a DApp Builder. For more information on the tasks, see here. 

This campaign is expected to run from January 30, 2025 for a maximum of 90 days. The timeline is at the sole discretion of GVNR.

A total of 200,000 GVNR tokens, representing 1% of total token supply, have been allocated for GVNR’s Incentivized Launch Campaign participants. 200,000 GVNR tokens will be distributed across users who (following the conclusion of the Campaign) mint one of three tiers of OG GVNR Ordinal.

In order to be eligible to participate in the Obol Token Sale, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the sale begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $100.00 and $250,000.00. You can not submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. 

After the purchase period closes, March 3, 2025 at 17:00 UTC, allocations will be selected at random based on the ‘Filling from the Bottom” allocation method. Users will be informed of the final allocations within 48 hours of March 10, 2025 at 17:00 UTC. 

Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of March 10, 2025 at 17:00 UTC.

Obol acts as a foundation for Layer 1’s as well as other emerging Decentralized Infrastructure Networks (Layer 2’s, DePin, Sequencers, Provers, Preconfirmations, AVS’s, Oracles, etc). Ethereum staking protocols like Lido and EtherFi are already using Obol DVs on mainnet to onboard hundreds of at-home operators and secure nearly $1 billion in stake. Obol DVs are also active on Gnosis Chain, and coming soon to Monad. Obol has a vision for securing all applicable PoS Layer 1 blockchains, which currently include more than $500 billion of staked assets, and are likely to secure trillions of dollars in the future.

Now, the launch of the OBOL Token enables Obol to decentralize ownership and governance, conduct retroactive funding for ecosystem builders, and improve operator economics. Obol now has everything it needs to expand its Decentralized Operator Ecosystem and solidify itself as the foundation of Decentralized Infrastructure Networks.

50% unlock at TGE, followed by a 12-month linear unlock for the remainder of tokens. TGE is expected during Q2 2025.

We will display payment information when you complete your registration for the Obol Token Sale. Eligible purchasers can pay with Tether (“USDT”) or USD Coin (“USDC”). Payments made in USDT or USDC will equate to the value of one United States Dollar ("USD") regardless of fluctuations in USDT or USDC.

There are no fees associated with purchasing tokens with USDC or USDT. You can deposit USDC and USDT into your CoinList Wallet anytime at https://coinlist.co/wallets.

You will need to hold at least $20 worth of Lido wstETH or Ether.fi weETH on CoinList from March 3, 2025 at 17:00 UTC until March 10, 2025 17:00 UTC to benefit from the $115M FDV.

In order to participate in the Obol Token Sale, users will need to fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT). There is no pre-funding deadline, but users will need their funds in their CoinList wallet to submit a purchase request within the 7-day timeframe, February 24 at 17:00 UTC to March 3 at 17:00 UTC, to be eligible to receive an OBOL allocation.

Portal to Bitcoin is revolutionizing cross-chain Bitcoin trading with a trust-minimized, non-custodial interoperability solution. It enables atomic swaps between native Bitcoin assets (BTC, Ordinals, Runes) and other blockchain networks without requiring bridges or wrapped tokens, ensuring maximum security and efficiency.

1. Participant Eligibility
• Who Can Participate?
• Open to global participants, except for those in geofenced regions (OFAC/NNCT countries).
• Participants must complete KYC upon LiteNode redemption to ensure compliance, reduce bot activity, and exclude individuals flagged under SDN, PEP, BIS, FBI, or Interpol wanted lists.
• Hardware Requirements:
• LiteNodes are easy to run on basic laptops or VPS setups, making participation accessible to a wide audience.
2. Selection Criteria
• Participants earn LiteNodes by completing quests hosted on BonusBlock, a trusted platform for blockchain competitions.
• Weekly tasks and leaderboard rankings will determine eligibility for earning LiteNodes, promoting active engagement and competition.
3. How Participants Will Be Notified
• Updates, task assignments, and notifications about selection or LiteNode earnings will be provided through the campaign dashboard at nodes.portaltobitcoin.com.

The incentivized testnet, Aurelia Testnet, launched on Monday, December 9th, and will run for a total of six weeks, concluding on Sunday, January 19th. This timeframe provides participants with ample opportunity to engage actively and earn LiteNodes. This schedule is subject to change as the testnet progresses at the sole discretion of Portal.

Active testnet participants can earn LiteNodes by completing weekly tasks and achieving leaderboard rankings.

Up to 21,000 LiteNodes are available, and participants will compete to earn them during the six-week campaign. Each LiteNode grants 9,285 tokens if the node remains active and staked, making participation both valuable and rewarding.

The ZEROBASE network generates over 100,000 ZK proofs daily, with an average proof generation time of just 200 milliseconds, making it the largest proof-acceleration network globally. It supports ZK applications such as zkLogin, zkDarkPool, and zkCEX. The ZEROBASE proof network leverages TEE technology to encrypt users' circuit inputs, enabling privacy-focused applications, while open TEE miner node staking enhances both network stability and revenue.

ZEROBASE is offering 1,000,000 ZB Points, which will be fully unlocked at TGE. Rewards will be distributed based on the average TVL staking amount during the event. For more information on the reward breakdown, see here.

Anyone is eligible, Certain jurisdictional limitations apply, see here.

ZEROBASE Incentivized Mainnet campaign will run from January 19, 2025 17:300 UTC until April 19, 2025 17:30 UTC.

Staking Requirement: Stake a minimum of $10 worth of assets on ZEROBASE during the event period.

Supported Assets: USDT, USDC.

Supported Chains: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche.

Moseiki is a web3 social networking application that merges the familiar experience of Web2 with the financial power of blockchain. it’s an ecosystem for creators, traders, and communities. Moseiki At Moseiki, we're all about putting the power back in the hands of the people and supporting their creativity with advanced tools for them to reach limitless possibilities. Their focus is on creating a fun and fair social media experience combining user-friendly interfaces of Web2 apps with the capabilities of Web3 technologies where users can truly own and control their digital identities and content.

A total reward pool of up to 1,500,000 VIBES tokens, representing 2.0% of the total token supply, has been allocated for the “Moseiki Vibes” growth program participants. Moseiki has designed a dynamic rewards system that tracks participants’ activities, ensuring that rewards are allocated to the most valuable community contributors based on their own efforts. The reward amount increases in proportion to the accumulation of Vibe Points or Galxe Points of Moseiki app and Galxe users.

Galxe Users

Participants compete to climb the leaderboard by completing Galxe tasks and earning points. The higher your rank, the closer you are to the rewards.

Note: To qualify for rewards, you must mint a Moseiki handle, your unique identity in our application.

Moseiki App Users

Participants can claim daily tasks, collect Vibe Points, and convert their Vibe Points into VIBES token after completing the program and TGE. The program consists of two phases, each lasting 22 days, with exciting daily and long-term missions to drive engagement.

Certain jurisdictional limitations apply, see here.

The Moseiki Rewards program is expected to run from January 6, 2024 to March 6, 2024. The Public application launch is expected to occur on March 15, 2024. All timelines are subject to change at the sole discretion of Moseiki.

In order to be eligible to participate in the Redacted Token Sale on MocaList, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the sale begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $100 and $25,000. You cannot submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. 

After the purchase period closes on March 20, 2025 at 17:00 UTC, allocations will be determined by users’ MOCA Staking Tier and CoinList Karma tiers. Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of the purchase period. For more information on the allocation breakdown see here.

We will display payment information when you complete your registration for the Redacted Token Sale on MocaList. Eligible purchasers can pay with Tether (“USDT”) or USD Coin (“USDC”). Payments made in USDT or USDC will equate to the value of one United States Dollar ("USD") regardless of fluctuations in USDT or USDC.

There are no fees associated with purchasing tokens with USDC or USDT. You can deposit USDC and USDT into your CoinList Wallet anytime at https://coinlist.co/wallets.

No, participation in the sale requires completion of KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) checks for all participants.

Redacted accelerates web3 start-ups across multiple metas/verticals to become the next big industry disruptors, and is backed by some of the most notable Web3 investors; Spartan Group, Polygon Ventures, Animoca Brands, alongside +100 top founders, angels and thought leaders. Redacted has an equity/revenue business model across its ecosystem that accrues value to holders and back to RDAC. Instead of being a single-product entity, Redacted co-owns and co-develops revenue-generating ventures across Web3, from DeFi tools to trading infrastructure, thereby providing airdrop rewards in the short-term from ecosystem products, and accruing value to the RDAC token via buy-backs and rewards in the mid-term, ensuring continuous value creation.

33% unlock at TGE, followed by a 1-month cliff period and then a 2-month linear vest; TGE expected to occur in Q1 2025.

In order to participate in the Redacted Token Sale on MocaList, users will need to fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT). There is no pre-funding deadline, but users will need their funds in their CoinList wallet to submit a purchase request within the 7-day timeframe, March 13 at 17:00 UTC to March 20 at 17:00 UTC, to be eligible to receive a RDAC allocation.

In order to be eligible to participate in the Fleek Token Sale, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the sale begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $100.00 and $250,000.00. You can not submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. 

After the purchase period closes, May 8, 2025 at 17:00 UTC, allocations will be selected at random based on the "Filling from the Bottom” allocation method. Users will be informed of the final allocations within 48 hours of May 8, 2025 at 17:00 UTC. 

Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of March 8, 2025 at 17:00 UTC.

Filling up from the bottom maximizes the number of individual participants in a sale while still allowing for participants with more capital to express their demand. For more information on how it works, see here. 

100% unlock at TGE, expected during Q3 2025.

In order to participate in the Fleek Token Sale, users will need to fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT). There is no pre-funding deadline, but users will need their funds in their CoinList wallet to submit a purchase request within the 7-day timeframe, May 1 at 17:00 UTC to May 8 at 17:00 UTC, to be eligible to receive an Fleek allocation.

Fleek is purpose-built to create, manage, and monetize AI agents. Think of it as the Vercel for AI: all-in-one infrastructure designed specifically for developers, creators, and brands launching agent-native experiences. As agents replace traditional websites and apps, creators and users will need a seamless way to launch, scale, and pay for them. Fleek delivers that premium experience.

In accordance with the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (“MiCA”), purchasers residing in the European Union have the right to withdraw from their purchase of their digital asset within 14 days from the date the purchase period ends.

To request a refund, users must notify us in writing by sending an email to CoinList Support [support@coinlist.co] with the subject line "Refund Request – [[Token Name] Sale]" within the 14-day withdrawal period. The request must include:

• User’s full name and email address associated with your CoinList account

• A statement explicitly requesting a refund under your MiCA withdrawal right

Upon receiving a valid refund request, CoinList will process the refund to the original payment method within [3] business days. 

Exclusions:
This right of withdrawal does not apply if:

• The digital asset has already been transferred to your wallet or made accessible for use before the withdrawal period expires, with your prior consent.

• The purchase falls under exceptions permitted under MiCA or other applicable regulations.

By completing your purchase, you acknowledge and agree to this refund policy and the conditions under which it applies.

For further inquiries, please contact CoinList Support.

In order to be eligible to participate in the Arcium Community Round, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the sale begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $100.00 and $250,000.00. You can not submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. 

After the purchase period closes, April 1, 2025 at 17:00 UTC, allocations will be selected at random based on the ‘Filling from the Bottom” allocation method. Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of the purchase period

In the event of an oversubscribed sale where all participants receive the minimum purchase amount, priority allocation will be given to purchases made by users based on their Karma tier or those referred through promo codes.

The world’s most valuable resource today isn’t oil—it’s data. It fuels our digital interactions, applications, and infrastructure. Yet, it has one fundamental flaw: to use it, we must expose it, eroding privacy, hindering innovation, and risking exploitation—until now.

Arcium is the encrypted supercomputer, providing developers, applications, and industries with a trustless, verifiable, and high-performance framework for encrypted computation.

100% unlock at TGE. TGE is expected to occur in Q3 2025.

Filling up from the bottom maximizes the number of individual participants in a sale while still allowing for participants with more capital to express their demand. For more information on how it works, see here. 

No, participation in the sale requires completion of KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) checks for all participants.

We will display payment information when you complete your registration for the Arcium Community Round. Eligible purchasers can pay with Tether (“USDT”) or USD Coin (“USDC”). Payments made in USDT or USDC will equate to the value of one United States Dollar ("USD") regardless of fluctuations in USDT or USDC.

There are no fees associated with purchasing tokens with USDC or USDT. You can deposit USDC and USDT into your CoinList Wallet anytime at https://coinlist.co/wallets.

You can fund your account with US Dollars (USD) or Euros (EUR).

You can deposit USD or EUR using your credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. (ACH, SEPA, and wire deposits coming soon.)

The time it takes for your fiat deposit to be credited to your account primarily depends on your bank's processing times and the payment method used, influenced by factors such as the bank's internal procedures.

Debit cards, Credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay deposits should instantly appear in your CoinList wallet.

CoinList does not charge fees associated with depositing fiat, however, there is an associated service fee charged by our payment partner (Coinflow) and paid at checkout. This fee is not paid to CoinList.

You can find more information about fees here. 

Fiat deposits are now built right into your CoinList wallet:

• Select Your Currency: Go to your USDC wallet on CoinList and click “Deposit.”
• Pick a Payment Method: Choose from credit/debit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. (Stay tuned for ACH, Wire, and SEPA soon.)
• Fill Out the Details: Enter the amount and any required information. You’ll be redirected to a secure, embedded payment form to complete the transaction. For example, if you choose a card or mobile payment, you’ll input your card details or authenticate with Apple/Google Pay.
• Confirm the Transaction: Once confirmed, your fiat funds will be credited to your CoinList account as USDC and ready for trading, staking, or joining token sales.

Yes, you must complete the KYC verification process before making a fiat deposit.

In order to be eligible to participate in the Acurast Token Sale, users must fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT) as well as pass KYC verification. 

Once the sale begins, users will be prompted to submit a purchase request, with a limit set between $100.00 and $2.000,000.00. You can not submit a purchase request that is larger than the amount of USDC or USDT that you hold on CoinList. 

After the purchase period closes, May 22, 2025 at 17:00 UTC, allocations will be selected at random based on the ‘Filling from the Bottom” allocation method. Users will be informed of the final allocations within 48 hours of May 22, 2025 at 17:00 UTC. 

Users who are not selected to receive an allocation will receive their funds back in their CoinList Wallet within 48 hours of March 17, 2025 at 17:00 UTC.

To learn more about the "Filling from the Bottom" Allocation Method, see here.

100% unlock at TGE, expected during Q3 2025. 

No, participation in the sale requires completion of KYC/AML (Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering) checks for all participants.

CoinList is committed to following all applicable regulatory guidelines. As a result, CoinList will not be able to offer ACU tokens for purchase during the Acurast Token Sale to prospective participants in the United States (and its territories), Canada, China, as well as other unsupported jurisdictions.

In order to participate in the Acurast Token Sale, users will need to fund their CoinList Wallet with the minimum purchase amount ($100 in USDC or USDT). There is no pre-funding deadline, but users will need their funds in their CoinList wallet to submit a purchase request within the 7-day timeframe, May 15 at 17:00 UTC to May 22 at 17:00 UTC, to be eligible to receive an Acurast allocation.