[Coinbase's New Public Sale Platform Rules: Priority for Small Purchasers, Token Dumping May Reduce Allocation Weight] On November 10, Coinbase announced that its first token sale (Monad) will take place from November 17 to 22, with sales rules designed under the principle of 'inclusive for the majority.' The platform will use an algorithm to prioritize full allocation for small purchasers, followed by incremental allocation based on purchase amounts until the quota is sold out. A flexible subscription window will be set, allowing users to submit purchases within a fixed period. Users who sell tokens within 30 days of listing may face reduced allocation weight in subsequent sales. Issuers are required to provide project background, tokenomics, and team information, and are prohibited from off-market or secondary market sales within six months after the public sale ends. Special sales require approval and disclosure. The platform plans to hold approximately one sale per month and will introduce upgrades such as limit order functionality and priority allocation.