Crypto TGE Calendar and Listing Schedule November 2026

November 2026 has eight token launches worth tracking: 1win, AmericanFortress (AF), KOR Protocol, Fraction AI (FRAC), KieDex (KDX), DAC Chain (DACT), Wire Network (WIRE) and Extended (XTEN). Their dates are not equally firm. One has already slipped, one has two conflicting dates, and two tokenomics sets are only partly published. 

This calendar, compiled on November 3, 2026, gives a summary table and then a breakdown of each project's date, tokenomics and expected listing, with the weak points marked. Confirm everything on the project's official channels, because dates change. This is educational content, not financial advice.

Key Takeaways

• Firmest dates: AF and KOR on November 4, and KDX on November 18, per multiple trackers.

• Conflicts: 1win's TGE is dated October 30 to November 3 depending on the source, and DACT's is October 22 in one Bitrue guide and November 22 elsewhere.

• Delayed or open: WIRE was postponed to the second half of November, and XTEN's date is not set after its whitepaper proposed November 2.

• A TGE is not a listing. Most entries have no confirmed exchange.

November 2026 TGE Table

Project-by-Project Breakdown

1win (1WIN)

1win's token sale on Solana ran from October 15 to October 30 at $0.03 per token, selling 130 million tokens (13% of supply) for about $3.9 million, an implied $30 million FDV. ICO Drops shows commitments of about $5.31 million, or 1.36 times the cap, with excess USDC refunded pro rata. Public-sale tokens are fully unlocked at TGE.

The timing conflicts. MEXC's blog, citing Chainwire, places the TGE on October 30 and ICO Drops lists claims opening October 31, but ICO Drops' TGE field says November 3 at 16:01 (UTC+3). No exchange is named, and MEXC states the token is not listed there. 

Per MEXC, the 1 billion supply splits into gaming 25%, liquidity 20%, wager rewards 18%, sale 13%, treasury 10%, Telegram airdrop 8% and marketing 6%, with a planned daily burn of 10% of eligible platform spending. 

The sale excluded several jurisdictions, including the US and UK. CertiK and Halborn audits reportedly found no unresolved critical or high issues, with some lower-severity items only partly resolved. Verify the Solana mint address, since copycats exist.

AmericanFortress (AF)

AF is a privacy-layer project that announced an $8 million seed round on May 5, 2026. Bittime and TokenSignal list the TGE and an OKX Europe listing on November 4, with TokenSignal citing a single secondary report and an indicative $0.0075 price.

The project's MiCA whitepaper v1.0, which is dated September 2025, so it may predate the version Bittime cites. It lists a 10 billion fixed supply: community and user incentives 30%, treasury 26%, engineering 12%, team and advisors 10%, marketing 10%, liquidity 4% and two private rounds of 4% each. 

Unlocks at TGE range from 0% for treasury to 25% for private round 1, and a 12-month treasury cliff applies. It lists 825 million tokens at $0.005 each, with the venue named as Kraken's EU entity, which differs from the OKX Europe report. The listing remains unconfirmed.

KOR Protocol (KOR)

KOR is described as a creative asset clearinghouse for the AI economy. Cryptolaxy and CryptoDiffer list a TGE and Bybit spot listing on November 4. Bittime's October 30 airdrop guide does not confirm the date or any exchange.

It gives a 10 billion supply with 2.29 billion (22.87%) circulating at TGE. Allocation is ecosystem development 35.32%, investors 22.38%, team 15%, foundation 10%, marketing 8.3%, liquidity 5% and community access 4%. 

Team and investor tokens have no unlock at TGE, a 12-month cliff, then 10% and monthly releases, ending in month 48 for the team and month 36 for investors. Airdrop registration closed November 2 at 14:00 UTC, and registering does not guarantee an allocation.

Fraction AI (FRAC)

Bittime and Cryptolaxy list a TGE and admission to trading on November 11, per the whitepaper, but Bittime notes the team has not separately confirmed the date on X and warns against assuming a major-exchange listing. I could not verify its supply, allocation or vesting. 

The one "FRAC whitepaper" page I opened belonged to a different project, so I excluded it, and Bitget's FRAC page is dated August 2025 and lists no supply. Treat FRAC tokenomics as unpublished here until the team confirms them.

KieDex (KDX)

KieDex is a trade-to-earn futures exchange on Base, with a November 18 TGE announced through its Telegram and listed by ICO Analytics and others. It raised about $3.5 million in total.

Supply is 1 billion KDX: community rewards 37%, sale rounds 20%, treasury 13%, team 13%, liquidity 13% and growth and referral 4%. CoinGabbar's summary of the tokenomics page reports a $0.01 listing price (a $10 million FDV), sale rounds at $0.0040 to $0.0080, and a 16.1% TGE unlock, about 161 million tokens. 

Team and treasury have a 12-month cliff followed by 36 months of vesting. Bittime's earlier piece said vesting was unpublished, and CoinGabbar notes its figures should be checked on kiedex.app. No exchange is named, and Bittime warns about counterfeit tokens using the ticker.

DAC Chain (DACT)

DAC is a quantum-ready layer-1 built by DAC Labs. The date is the problem. Bitrue's October 20 guide says the TGE is October 22 at 00:00 UTC, but Bittime and Cryptolaxy list November 22 at 00:00 UTC from a vesting repository, which Cryptolaxy says was not announced on X. I could not confirm whether a launch has happened.

Both agree on a fixed 1 billion supply. Bitrue's guide gives a 7.5% airdrop of 75 million tokens vesting over 24 months, about 145 million floating at TGE (14.5%) and about 855 million in vesting wallets. No listing is named. The QE-to-DACT conversion has not been published.

Wire Network (WIRE)

Wire is a cross-chain transaction layer for humans and AI agents. Its TGE was postponed from October 27 to the second half of November, announced October 26 or 27 depending on the source, which says the delay is strategic, to allow integration with exchanges and market makers. No exact date is set.

Total supply and allocation have not been published. Pre-tokens from the liquidity coordination offering convert 1:1 into WIRE at TGE, with Bitrue's October 23 guide quoting Ethereum Outpost tranche 7 at $0.44 and Solana tranche 9 at $0.48. Proceeds are said to go into protocol-owned liquidity. The project says it is finalizing "top-tier" listings, but names none. Pre-token holders carry conversion risk until the TGE happens.

Extended (XTEN)

Extended is a perpetual futures exchange that raised about $19 million across two rounds. A November 3 article says the TGE date is not set, with a revised date to be announced separately, after the original whitepaper proposed November 2.

Supply is 1 billion XTEN: 300 million (30%) to eligible Extended Points participants, fully unlocked at TGE, 200 million (20%) for the ecosystem, and 500 million (50%) for founders, team and early investors with a 12-month lockup and then 36 monthly installments. The free float is capped at 30%. No point-to-token ratio exists, and a claim must not be paid for. No listing is announced.

Other November Token Events

CryptoDiffer's calendar, which shows only events through November 10, lists a Slop Cash token auction on Umia (November 5 to 10), Kinetiq's Elysium mainnet (November 9), an Aster Stage 6 airdrop claim window (November 4 to December 4), a Kite team and investor cliff end (November 3), and StandX's DUSD airdrop claim window. These are not TGEs. 1win does not appear on CryptoDiffer or ICO Analytics.

How to Read the Dates

• Confidence differs. Dates repeated by several trackers are stronger than single-source ones, but trackers copy each other.

• Dates move. WIRE has been postponed, XTEN's date was revised, and DACT and 1win conflict across sources.

• Check the venue. An expected listing is not a confirmed one, and the AF venue differs by document.

• Confirm the contract. Use addresses only from official channels, and see Bitrue's guides on how to verify a crypto contract address and how to avoid fake tokens.

• Watch unlocks. Low float with large later unlocks has caused selling pressure.

For related reading, see Bitrue's DACT TGE guide, its DAC airdrop guide, its Wire Network TGE and LCO guide and its Extended Points airdrop guide. Those are Bitrue's own pages, so they can be dated.

Conclusion

Only a few November dates are firm: AF and KOR on November 4, and KDX on November 18. 1win and DACT have conflicting dates, WIRE and XTEN are open, and FRAC's tokenomics are unverified. Treat the table as a watchlist, confirm each launch on the project's channels, and assume no listing until an exchange announces it. This is not financial advice.

FAQ

What are the crypto TGE dates in November 2026?

AF and KOR on November 4, FRAC on November 11, KDX on November 18, and WIRE in the second half of November. 1win, DACT and XTEN have conflicting or unset dates.

Is a TGE the same as an exchange listing?

No. A TGE is when the token is created and distributed, and a listing is when an exchange opens trading. They can be weeks apart.

Which launches have the best-documented tokenomics?

KOR, KDX, XTEN and 1win have supply and allocation published in the sources I reviewed. WIRE and FRAC do not.

Have any of these dates changed?

WIRE was postponed from October 27, XTEN's date was revised on November 3, and the sources conflict on 1win and DACT.

How do I avoid fake tokens during a TGE?

Use contract addresses only from official channels, compare them across sources, and ignore unsolicited claim links.

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