Top Crypto Exchange Coinbase Rolls Out Full Retail Support for Three Low-Cap Altcoins

Top US crypto exchange Coinbase is launching full retail support for a trio of low-cap altcoins.

Aventus (AVT), Render Token (RNDR) and Quantstamp (QSP) are now live on Coinbase.com and the exchange’s mobile apps, according to a new tweet from the company.

Coinbase Pro listed the three assets earlier this week.

Quantstamp is a security-auditing protocol for smart contracts, offering a bug bounty system and automated software testing.

The project’s native token, QSP is trading at $0.07 at time of writing and is up nearly 88% in the past week. The 544th-ranked crypto asset by market cap has corrected by more than 22% in the past 24 hours, however.

Render Token is an Ethereum-based token for the Render Network, an image-synthesizing ecosystem consisting of distributed Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) computers.

Its native token, RNDR, is trading at $3.57 at time of writing and is up more than 23% in the past week. The 143rd-ranked crypto asset by market cap is also up 7.48% in the past day.

Aventus is an Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution. The project’s native token, AVT is trading at $3.09 at time of writing and is up nearly 7% in the past seven days.

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