The new token got dumped on launch day—$KOR has certainly taught those who jumped in at launch a lesson.
According to CoinGabbar, KOR opened at $0.022 on November 4 and climbed to a high of $0.032 before sliding steadily. It was most recently trading at $0.008072, down about 64% on the day, and hit a new all-time low of $0.006709. Airdrop claims also opened that day (with a deadline of November 9 at 14:00 UTC), adding new tokens to an already thin order book. The price was bound to struggle.
Interestingly, KOR is already listed on Kraken, Bybit, Bitget, Gate, and KuCoin—but not Binance, the home exchange of the $BNB ecosystem. Neither Binance nor the project team has confirmed anything, so talk of a “Binance listing” is just market speculation.
The lesson is simple: a launch week coinciding with an airdrop unlock can mean extreme volatility. Don’t mistake rumors for plans.
#新币 #空投 is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.
According to CoinGabbar, KOR opened at $0.022 on November 4 and climbed to a high of $0.032 before sliding steadily. It was most recently trading at $0.008072, down about 64% on the day, and hit a new all-time low of $0.006709. Airdrop claims also opened that day (with a deadline of November 9 at 14:00 UTC), adding new tokens to an already thin order book. The price was bound to struggle.
Interestingly, KOR is already listed on Kraken, Bybit, Bitget, Gate, and KuCoin—but not Binance, the home exchange of the $BNB ecosystem. Neither Binance nor the project team has confirmed anything, so talk of a “Binance listing” is just market speculation.
The lesson is simple: a launch week coinciding with an airdrop unlock can mean extreme volatility. Don’t mistake rumors for plans.
#新币 #空投 is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.