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Coinbase has added RaveDAO, a leading Web3 entertainment protocol, and its native token, $RAVE, to its New Asset Listings roadmap and confirmed that spot trading for RaveDAO ($RAVE) will go live on February 11, 2026, subject to liquidity conditions. According to Coinbase Markets, the $RAVE-USD spot trading pair is expected to open on or after 9:00 AM PT in regions where trading is supported. $RAVE will be available on coinbase.com, the Coinbase mobile app, and Coinbase Advanced, while institutional clients will be able to access trading directly via Coinbase Exchange. Coinbase has specified that the Base network contract address for RaveDAO ($RAVE) is: 0x1aa8fd5bcce2231c6100d55bf8b377cff33acfc3 Users have been advised not to send $RAVE over other networks, as unsupported transfers may result in permanent loss of funds. RaveDAO’s Cultural and Community-Driven Model RaveDAO emerged in 2024 as a live entertainment and cultural network built at the intersection of music, community, and Web3 infrastructure. Since its first sold-out event in Dubai in 2024, the project has expanded rapidly across Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Asia, hosting large-scale experiences that consistently draw thousands of attendees per event. Rather than treating live events as isolated moments, RaveDAO uses them as an entry point into an ongoing on-chain ecosystem. Event participation is recorded through NFTs that function as proof of attendance and evolving identity markers, connecting real-world cultural experiences with digital ownership and long-term engagement. This model allows participation to persist beyond a single night, city, or lineup. Beyond entertainment, RaveDAO integrates social impact into its operational design. A portion of proceeds from its events is directed toward philanthropic initiatives, aligning community participation with measurable outcomes. To date, RaveDAO-supported efforts have helped restore sight for more than 400 cataract patients through the Tilganga Eye Centre in Nepal and funded meditation and Buddhist education programs…

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