Coinbase added Concrete protocol’s CT governance token to its asset listing roadmap on September 9, 2026, and generated deposit addresses for the ERC-20 token. Transfers remain locked by the issuer, so users cannot deposit CT, and roadmap inclusion does not guarantee eventual trading on Coinbase. CT has a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens and provides governance rights only, with no ownership, dividends or other economic claims. Concrete has announced neither a token generation event nor sale or claiming details, and has warned users about unofficial offers. The underlying Concrete protocol operates yield infrastructure through ERC-4626-compliant vaults, which standardize tokenized yield strategies on Ethereum. Its vaults accept assets including USDT, WBTC and ETH and have recorded roughly $1.3 billion in deposits, more than $24 billion in cumulative transaction volume and approximately 54,000 users. Governance is handled by the Cayman Islands-based Concrete Foundation, while Concrete Network, Ltd. operates as a BVI subsidiary. The token whitepaper was prepared under MiCAR (the European Union’s crypto-asset regulation framework) to support its eventual admission to trading.