if you own something
Terms of Service
Your subscriber escrow funds are deposited for 1 year. Those funds are formatted as XER tokens. Your XER will be locked, but not spent. After 1 year, you can release the SHOWCASE SLOT and get back your deposit, or take no action to keep it for another year.
If terms of the contract change-e.g. Hypsoverse makes contract upgrades- the user has the right to release the showcase slot regardless of the time held.
The contract controller cannot access your deposited funds. They can only be moved back to the address that sent them.
Your address(es) will be publicly associated with your Ethereum Name Service (ENS) name.
Showcase slots are created as sub-domain nodes of hypsoverse.eth and are subject to the ENS smart contract terms.
You authorize the contract to transfer XER on your behalf. This can occur only when you approve a transaction to authorize such transfer.
These terms are guaranteed by the smart contract logic at address: 0x0da5ac1a559b02e12f29fc0ec0e37be8e046def49 (Hypsoverse ArtOwnerRegistrar)
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0x0da5ac1a559b02e12f29fc0ec0e37be8e046def49 (HYP Registry).
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Here’s a more detailed guide to getting your proprietary tokens, BBRZ and XER, listed on Coinbase:
1. Ensure Compliance
Make sure your tokens comply with all relevant regulations and standards. This includes having a smart contract audit to verify the security and functionality of your tokens. Ensure your tokens meet the ERC-20 standard if they are based on Ethereum. Compliance with legal and regulatory requirements is crucial for listing on major exchanges.
2. Prepare Metadata
Create and gather high-resolution images of your token logos. Prepare other relevant metadata such as:
- Token Name: The full name of your token.
- Symbol: The abbreviated symbol (e.g., BBRZ, XER).
- Decimals: Number of decimal places the token can be divided into.
- Smart Contract Address: The address of your token’s smart contract on the blockchain.
3. Deploy on Blockchain
Deploy your tokens on a supported blockchain network. For ERC-20 tokens, this means deploying on Ethereum. Ensure the smart contract is well-documented and accessible.
4. List on Aggregators
List your tokens on cryptocurrency aggregators like CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. This helps provide visibility and verification for your tokens, which is often a prerequisite for exchange listings. You’ll need to provide comprehensive information about your token and your project.
5. Contact Coinbase
Reach out to Coinbase with your token information and request a listing. You can start by filling out the Coinbase Asset Listing Form. Be prepared to provide detailed information about your project, including:
- Project description and use case
- Team information and credentials
- Community engagement and user base
- Technical details and smart contract audit reports
6. Provide Additional Information
Be ready to provide additional documentation and information as requested by Coinbase. This might include legal opinions, business plans, and more. The more transparent and comprehensive your submission, the better your chances of being listed.
Helpful Tips
- Community Support: Having a strong and active community can increase the chances of getting listed. Engage with your community through social media, forums, and other platforms.
- Partnerships and Integrations: Show that your token is being used in real-world applications and partnerships. This demonstrates utility and demand.
The process can be thorough and may take some time, but following these steps will help improve your chances of getting BBRZ and XER listed on Coinbase. If you need more detailed guidance or have specific questions, feel free to ask!
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