Keeta (KTA) Jumps 27% After Coinbase Announces Spot Trading Launch

Keeta (KTA) surged more than 27% following Coinbase’s announcement that spot trading will begin on 22 October 2025. The token briefly reached $0.57 ahead of the KTA-USD pair going live, reflecting strong market interest.

The surge has positioned KTA well ahead of broader cryptocurrency trends. Over the past week, KTA rose 50.10%. In comparison, the global cryptocurrency market fell 0.50% and Layer 1 networks declined 2.70%, highlighting the token’s outperformance.

Spot Listing and Market Activity

For context, KTA is the native governance token of Keeta Network, a layer-1 blockchain designed to bridge traditional finance (TradiFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi). The Coinbase listing appears to have drawn increased attention to the project, fueling the recent price surge.

Spot trading for Keeta (KTA) will go live on 22 October 2025. The opening of our KTA-USD trading pair will begin on or after 9AM PT, if liquidity conditions are met, in regions where trading is supported. pic.twitter.com/tI3NqUnJrm

— Coinbase Markets 🛡️ (@CoinbaseMarkets) October 21, 2025

According to the exchange’s X post, KTA will be available on coinbase․com, the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Advanced. Institutional participants will also have direct access through Coinbase Exchange for larger trades.

The Base network contract address for KTA is 0xc0634090F2Fe6c6d75e61Be2b949464aBB498973. Coinbase warned users not to send KTA through other networks to avoid potential loss of funds.

KTA is already tradable on both centralized and decentralized platforms. CoinGecko data shows Aerodrome (Base) is the most active, with the KTA/WETH pair recording $5,671,778 in trading volume over the past 24 hours.

Other platforms supporting KTA include Ourbit and Aerodrome SlipStream. Overall, the token’s 24-hour trading volume has risen to $14,590,568. This marks a 58.90% increase from the previous day, reflecting growing market interest.

Keeta’s Enterprise-Ready Blockchain

Keeta Network is a layer-1 blockchain built to connect TradiFi with DeFi. Its mainnet is scheduled for summer 2025, and the network uses a Delegated Proof of Stake consensus model alongside a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) structure to enhance performance.

DAG technology allows transactions to be processed in parallel, increasing speed and efficiency. Other high-performance blockchains such as Sonic (formerly Fantom), Avalanche, and Sui also use DAGs to boost throughput, positioning Keeta among the top-tier scalable networks.

The platform emphasizes enterprise adoption, offering built-in KYC, digital identity verification, and on-chain foreign exchange support. These features aim to simplify blockchain integration for financial institutions and large-scale businesses.

Keeta’s enterprise-focused strategy is reinforced by strategic backing from former Google CEO Eric Schmidt. The project has also partnered with financial infrastructure firms, including Solo, to strengthen its position in the enterprise market and accelerate adoption.

KTA Momentum and Recognition

The KTA governance token launched on the Ethereum Layer 2 Base in March 2025 without an airdrop. Initial liquidity pools were set up on Aerodrome, keeping its market capitalization under $10 million until mid-March, when it first gained attention.

KTA gained wider recognition following a 1000% surge in May 2025, briefly pushing its market capitalization past $500 million. Since then, the amount has been corrected to an estimated $245 million as of the time of this press release.

With the upcoming Coinbase spot listing and growing trading volumes, Keeta is drawing attention from market participants. Its unique approach to connecting traditional finance with DeFi adds to the token’s appeal.

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