With this wave of “KOR is about to list on Binance Alpha,” I looked all over and found just one piece of hard evidence: the airdrop claim page lists Binance Alpha as a CEX claim option. That’s it.
The only actual official announcement came from Bybit, which said on November 2 that it would be listing KOR on spot soon. Binance hasn’t made any announcements at all; it’s all speculation people made up on X.
A few details are pretty funny:
@null_0x404’s October 31 post actually said, “This makes me think an Alpha listing is possible.” It got over 3,000 views, then was gradually turned into “Listing Soon.”
@Feroj_Official posted the same “Binance Alpha Listing Speculation” today. They edited it three times, and it got 16, 4, and 75 views, respectively. The “Potential Binance Alpha Allocation: 1%” line in it is based entirely on the word “potential.”
The replies are even more ridiculous. A replied to B, “great explain for kor protocol,” and B replied to C with the exact same “great explain for kor protocol.” Not a word different. The Chinese-language side also has a bunch of posts saying “KOR Protocol solves the trust problem in creative collaboration” and “solves the distribution and settlement of creative assets.” They all sound like they came out of the same template factory.
Then there’s the narrative: some say it’s “AI infrastructure on Base,” while others say it’s about putting creative assets on-chain. They can’t even agree on what the project does, but they’re already united in shouting that it’s getting listed.
I’m not saying KOR is definitely no good. I’m saying you should know who’s fueling this kind of hype. The shillers earn points, the project gets exposure, and the people who rush in after seeing “Listing Soon” are the ones left holding the bag. Having an exchange listed as an option on a claim page is not the same as that exchange deciding to list the token.
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