Coinbase Sets November Delisting Dates for Five Tokens, Lists Solana's CARD and Completes the AERO Migration

Coinbase has set firm November delisting dates for five tokens — NEON and SYND stop trading on November 16, STG and PYR on November 20, and FORTH on November 23, all at 2 PM ET — while listing Solana-based Collector Crypt under the ticker CARD and completing the AERO–VELO token migration.

The delisting calendar in one place

• NEON (Neon EVM) and SYND (Syndicate): trading suspended November 16, 2026, 2 PM ET across Coinbase, Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Prime
• STG (Stargate Finance) and PYR (Vulcan Forged): suspension delayed to November 20, 2026, 2 PM ET
• FORTH (Ampleforth Governance Token): trading stops November 23, 2026, 2 PM ET
• Collector Crypt: now live as CARD — buy, sell, convert, send, receive and store on the platform and the iOS and Android apps
• Stock perpetual futures (BMNR, WDC, RKLB, AAOI): live Monday, November 9, 2026, 10:00 AM UTC in select jurisdictions

Coinbase says the removals follow its regular asset reviews. For holders, the practical point is the clock: after the suspension time, the tokens can no longer be traded on the venue, so anyone holding NEON, SYND, STG, PYR or FORTH on Coinbase needs a plan before their date arrives — sell, or withdraw to a wallet or another venue that still supports the asset. Delisting coverage of the calendar was reported by CoinTurk's report on the Coinbase announcement, and the same dates were carried in COINOTAG's listing round-up.

Why Collector Crypt trades as CARD, not CARDS

The new listing comes with a naming wrinkle worth understanding. Collector Crypt — a Solana project that turns graded physical trading cards into tokens — is natively known as CARDS. On Coinbase it trades as CARD, because the exchange already lists another asset using the CARDS symbol, and two tokens sharing one ticker on the same venue is an invitation to buy the wrong asset. The renaming applies across the Coinbase platform and its mobile apps. It is a small detail that shows how much of exchange operations is plumbing: tickers are user interface, and user interface mistakes cost real money. Exchange plumbing is also why venue security matters — our explainer on how crypto exchanges protect your funds, from cold storage to proof of reserves walks through what happens behind the interface.

The AERO migration is done — and legacy deposits are now a trap

The same announcement closes a longer-running story: the conversion of Aerodrome Finance (AERO) and Velodrome Finance (VELO) into the unified Aero token is complete, transfers of the new token are enabled again, and Coinbase no longer supports deposits or withdrawals of the legacy AERO token. The warning is blunt — legacy AERO sent to a Coinbase deposit address may not be recoverable. There is no test transaction small enough to make that safe: if you still hold the old token elsewhere, do not send it to Coinbase. Token migrations are a recurring hazard on centralised venues, and they sit in the same risk family as the regulatory cut-offs covered in our report on the US Treasury cutting MEXC off from the US financial system — the venue's rules, not the blockchain, decide what your balance is worth on the day.

Stock perps keep expanding the exchange's TradFi shelf

Alongside the token changes, Coinbase will open perpetual futures on four US-listed names — BMNR, WDC, RKLB and AAOI — on Monday, November 9 at 10:00 AM UTC, for retail and institutional traders on Coinbase, Coinbase Advanced and Deribit in select jurisdictions. Crypto exchanges adding equity perps is now a pattern, not an experiment: the venue that already holds a trader's stablecoins wants the same trader's stock exposure too, and dated product launches like this one are how that shelf gets built. Readers following every dated venue change can track them on the Zimbuck News page and debate them in the Zimbuck Market News group.

What to do if you hold any of these tokens

• Check the date for your token: November 16 (NEON, SYND), November 20 (STG, PYR), November 23 (FORTH), all 2 PM ET
• Decide before the halt: sell on Coinbase, or withdraw to a self-custody wallet or a venue that still lists the asset
• Never send legacy AERO to Coinbase — those deposits may be unrecoverable
• Double-check the ticker when buying Collector Crypt: CARD on Coinbase, CARDS elsewhere

FAQ

When does Coinbase delist NEON and SYND?
Trading stops on November 16, 2026 at 2 PM ET across Coinbase, Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Prime.

Why were STG and PYR delayed?
Coinbase moved their suspension to November 20, 2026 at 2 PM ET in the same November notice; FORTH follows on November 23.

What happens if I send old AERO to Coinbase now?
The exchange says legacy AERO deposits are no longer supported and may not be recoverable. Do not send them.

Is CARD a different token from CARDS?
No — it is the same Collector Crypt asset; Coinbase uses the CARD ticker to avoid clashing with an existing CARDS listing.

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