Coinbase Markets posted that assets added to the listing roadmap were Doodles (DOOD) and Moonbirds (BIRB), positioning both tokens in the exchange’s pre-listing pipeline described in Coinbase’s roadmap transparency policy.
In separate spot updates, Coinbase Markets said spot trading for Immunefi (IMU) went live on Jan 22, 2026 with an IMU-USD pair opening once liquidity conditions were met.
Coinbase Markets also stated that spot trading for Fight.ID (FIGHT) and Sentient (SENT) went live on Jan 22, 2026, with FIGHT-USD and SENT-USD opening when liquidity conditions were met and in regions where trading is supported.
Roadmap additions can ignite “pre-listing price discovery” across other venues and on-chain pools. The market tends to front-run the potential liquidity event, even though Coinbase’s own roadmap language emphasizes that assets on the roadmap are not yet supported for transfers or trading until an official listing announcement is made.
This is especially relevant for NFT-adjacent ecosystems, where attention cycles can be fast and where spoof contracts and ticker clones often appear immediately after a roadmap headline.
On the spot side, listings are short-term volatility magnets. Even if price ultimately mean-reverts, the first hours after a pair opens can show sharp spread shifts, temporary order book thinness, and fast rotation from momentum traders.
Coinbase Markets named DOOD and BIRB as roadmap additions, which signals an active review stage rather than a confirmed listing date.
DOOD is tied to the Doodles ecosystem and is presented by the project on its official token page at dood.doodles.app.
BIRB is associated with the Moonbirds ecosystem, whose official home is moonbirds.com.
Coinbase Markets said IMU spot trading went live on Jan 22, 2026 and that the IMU-USD pair would begin once liquidity conditions were met.
For users trying to avoid fake deposit prompts, the cleanest confirmation path is the official Coinbase market pages and asset interfaces, plus the original Coinbase Markets post announcing the IMU rollout.
Coinbase Markets said spot trading for FIGHT and SENT went live on Jan 22, 2026, again conditioned on liquidity and supported regions.
Traders should treat “FIGHT” as a ticker that can be reused across unrelated tokens, and rely on official Coinbase markets and the project’s official channels to avoid interacting with the wrong contract or network.
Roadmap news drives the exact failure modes Coinbase warns about in its roadmap disclosure: users depositing assets before Coinbase officially supports transfers and trading risk permanent loss.
For DOOD and BIRB specifically, the highest-probability scam pattern is a lookalike contract and a fake “Coinbase listing” landing page that pushes wallet approvals.
For IMU, FIGHT, and SENT, the main operational risk is confusion around supported networks for deposits and withdrawals. The safest habit is to validate supported networks directly in the Coinbase asset interface before moving funds.
Coinbase’s roadmap update added DOOD and BIRB to the exchange’s visible pipeline, while IMU, FIGHT, and SENT moved into live spot trading with liquidity and region conditions. The near-term opportunity is volatility and new liquidity, while the near-term risk is spoof contracts, ticker collisions, and deposit-network mistakes driven by headline speed.
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