CAP started trading on June 26, 2026. Binance is handling the first launch event through an exclusive Token Generation Event conducted via Binance Wallet on PancakeSwap, while KuCoin, Kraken, Coinbase, Bybit, and MEXC were also named as listing venues for the token’s market debut.
Binance opens the first trading window through a two-hour TGE
The Binance launch runs from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM UTC on June 26. Access is limited: users must hold Binance Alpha Points to participate in the subscription. The event is hosted through PancakeSwap inside Binance Wallet, and the subscription window closes after two hours.
The source also points to listings on KuCoin, Kraken, Coinbase, Bybit, and MEXC. Most of those exchanges are expected to open trading around 12:00 PM UTC, though exact start times depend on each platform’s own listing process and announcement.
Fixed supply stands at 10 billion, with 15.60% entering circulation at launch
CAP is described as the protocol’s native token, serving both governance and utility functions. Token holders can vote on key protocol decisions on-chain. Total supply is fixed at 10 billion tokens, and only 15.60% of that amount is set to circulate at launch.
That initial circulating share is made up of 5% from the ICO, 10% from the ecosystem fund, and 0.60% allocated to market makers. The broader distribution table assigns 47.37% to Ecosystem and Community, up to 20.00% to Private Investors, up to 20.00% to the Project Team, 3.75% to Private TVL Deals, and 3.28% to the Echo Community Sale.
A fake token using the CAP name is already trading
One complication appeared before the official listing. A separate asset using the same “CAP” name was listed on June 23, 2026, but the source states that it is not the official protocol token. That copycat token recorded a gain of more than 1,000% in a single day.
At the time cited in the source, the fake token was trading at $0.006574 with a market capitalization of $71.93 million. The overlap in naming creates obvious confusion for buyers trying to identify the official market.
Expected launch price remains a market estimate
No official listing price was guaranteed in the source material. The cited analyst view places CAP’s early trading range between $0.005 and $0.05 at launch. That is a broad range, and it reflects the uncertainty that often defines the first hours of trading for newly listed crypto assets.
Based on the published details, the listing story centers on simultaneous exchange access, a fixed token supply, and governance use. The main risks are also clear: copycat-token confusion and a highly uncertain opening price.