$DIMO Is now available on Coinbase

⚠️ WARNING: $DIMO exists on multiple blockchains and only the Ethereum mainnet version of the token is supported on Coinbase. Any $DIMO on Polygon must be bridged to Ethereum before depositing on Coinbase. Instructions here.

Starting today, support for $DIMO has been added on Coinbase, one of the world’s top cryptocurrency exchanges. This will provide a significant increase in reach and accessibility for DIMO users, device manufacturers, app developers, and other ecosystem participants. Coinbase is specifically supporting $DIMO on the Ethereum blockchain and tokens on Polygon must be bridged to Ethereum before they can be deposited into Coinbase. Instructions here.

About Coinbase

Coinbase is a secure platform that makes it easy to buy, sell, and store cryptocurrency. With over 100 million users and 245,000 ecosystem partners in over 100 countries, Coinbase is among the most trusted cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. The company is committed to making cryptocurrency more accessible, secure, and easy to use for people around the globe.

Token addresses for $DIMO:
On Ethereum: 0x5fab9761d60419c9eeebe3915a8fa1ed7e8d2e1b (link)
On Polygon: 0xE261D618a959aFfFd53168Cd07D12E37B26761db (link)

Always make sure you are interacting with the correct token address. The DIMO Foundation and its affiliates are not responsible for lost or misplaced tokens as a result of the actions of users or third parties.

About DIMO

Vehicle owners use DIMO to get more out of their cars. DIMO apps allow them to collect, use and monetize the data from their vehicles, which can be connected using the DIMO Mobile app, along with devices available at shop.dimo.zone.

$DIMO is the native token of the DIMO protocol that is issued to users and contributors. When drivers connect their cars, stream data, and interact with applications, they receive $DIMO.

$DIMO is useful for creating devices that can stream vehicle data, developing applications, voting on how the protocol works, and more. To read more about $DIMO and how it works, read on here.