KOR Bybit Listing: KOR/USDT Spot Opens 4 Nov
Bybit opens KOR/USDT spot trading at 14:00 UTC (17:00 MSK) on 4 November 2026. Deposit and withdrawal dates, network, supply and token facts.

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The KOR Bybit listing is a spot listing: Bybit opens KOR Protocol (KOR) trading against USDT on its Main Trading Zone at 14:00 UTC (17:00 MSK) on 4 November 2026, according to the Bybit announcement. Deposits open the day before, on 3 November at 10:00 UTC, and withdrawals open on 5 November at 10:00 UTC. This note comes from our Listings Desk: facts from the exchange and CoinGecko, nothing about where the price might go.
KOR Bybit listing: what, when and where
The Bybit announcement is titled "Bybit to List KOR Protocol (KOR) on Spot". Its page is stamped 10:25 UTC on 2 November 2026; our tracker picked it up at 12:01 UTC. The new pair is KOR/USDT, and Bybit says KOR and its pairs will be listed on the Main Trading Zone. That is 51 hours from the notice to the open.

Deposits and withdrawals run through the Mantle network, per the announcement. The announcement does not mention a call auction or a pre-market stage. Bybit also says KOR will be tradable in Spot Grid Bots at listing, and will be added to Convert and One-Click Buy within 30 minutes after the spot listing.
Listing terms

Deposits open about 28 hours before trading, so there is a window to move funds in before the first trade. Spot orders on a new pair can fill far from the last price, so check your order type before the open. Size a position from your stop with the position size calculator.
What the token is
Bybit describes KOR Protocol as an onchain clearinghouse for creative assets: each piece of work gets a verifiable record of who made it, what it is cleared for and how value should split, and the protocol then routes it to buyers and settles payment. Bybit says five consumer applications are live on the protocol. CoinGecko describes the same project, deployed on Base, and lists the site korprotocol.io. We have not audited the code or the claims, and we do not assess the team or the product.
One factual note on networks: the announcement gives the contract as 0xD3679306360705ba3580BC4130b56460FB4e6926 on Base, and CoinGecko shows the same address on Base, while Bybit says deposits and withdrawals use Mantle. Neither source explains how the two relate, so check the network before you send anything.
Supply at listing
CoinGecko showed the following on 2 November 2026. Supply figures can change, and we do not have an unlock schedule.
- Total and max supply: 10 billion KOR.
- Circulating supply: not reported (CoinGecko shows 0), and no market cap or rank yet.
We have not verified these figures on-chain.
Previous Bybit listings
Our recent Bybit pieces include the AXIS Bybit listing, the DRV Bybit listing and the DNA Bybit listing. The running list is on Listings and upcoming listings, and the archive is under Listings Desk.
FAQ
When does KOR start trading on Bybit? At 14:00 UTC on 4 November 2026, which is 17:00 in Moscow, per the Bybit announcement.
Which pair is listed? KOR/USDT on Bybit Spot, in the Main Trading Zone.
When can I deposit and withdraw KOR? Deposits open on 3 November at 10:00 UTC and withdrawals on 5 November at 10:00 UTC, via Mantle.
Is KOR a good buy? A listing notice cannot tell you that. We report schedule and supply facts, and the price after listing is not known.
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