QIE Blockchain has confirmed two exchange listings for its token in May 2026. BingX will open QIE spot trading on May 11, 2026 at 12:00 UTC, while Biconomy will start QIE trading on May 15, 2026 at 12:00 UTC. Based on the published schedule, BingX will open deposits on May 9 and enable withdrawals on May 12. The announcement was posted through exchange listing pages and support articles, with no extra incentives or reward programs disclosed.
QIE trading rollout begins with BingX, then Biconomy
The dual listing gives QIE access to a wider base of centralized exchange users. The source material says the token will be available in standard spot markets. QIE Blockchain describes its network around fast transactions, low fees, and an identity access feature called Pass, which is intended to simplify login or verification on partner platforms. No additional campaign details were published by the exchanges, and any operational specifics remain subject to platform rules and later updates.
Supply cap, emissions, and network structure were released with the listing details
QIE Blockchain is presented as a Layer 1 network with EVM support and Cosmos-style interoperability. Its total token supply is 150,000,565, and the project says no additional supply will be created. The materials also state that there was no ICO and no private sale in the early distribution stage. A 66,000,000-token rewards allocation is set to be distributed over roughly 100 years, with daily emissions starting at 1,808 tokens for validator and delegator rewards.
Under the published rules, emissions are reduced by half every two years. Part of the network’s transaction fees will also be burned, a mechanism the project says is intended to reduce supply pressure over time. Rewards are credited automatically to validators every 24 hours, removing the need for manual claiming. The materials add that users can take part in staking and block validation, while protocol documents remain the main reference for exact rules.
No official price data was released as traders watch liquidity and price discovery
The announcement did not include any official token price. The source notes that new listings are often monitored for liquidity conditions, trading volume, and early price discovery once markets go live, though those observations are not part of any formal exchange commitment. For QIE, the first trading sessions, market depth, deposit and withdrawal activity, staking participation, and the rollout of network utility features are likely to be the main areas of focus after listing begins.