Coinbase Mascot

About Coinbase Mascot

It began quietly. A simple, charming panda illustration appeared on X not a slick corporate mascot, not part of any official marketing campaign, just an adorable black-and-white bear posted by Coinbase and later confirmed by coinbasedev in a reply: yes, this is CD Panda.
The post followed the “Miggles” moment in the Coinbase meme timeline, but this time it was different. Cats and dogs had dominated crypto culture for years, yet here was something new: a panda. Loved worldwide, culturally iconic, and instantly memeable.
Then came the twist — the original Panda posts disappeared. Deleted, but screenshotted. Not because the meme failed, but to avoid pointing toward a specific coin or triggering accusations of market manipulation.
The deletion only amplified the mystery. Screenshots spread. Speculation grew. People in the trenches took notice.
Now, the Coinbase Panda lives on as a community-owned legend — a mascot that slipped through the cracks of corporate caution and found a home in crypto culture.
Its origins are corporate, but its soul is pure internet chaos.