ChainCatcher reported on November 12, 2026, that the decentralized perpetual-contract platform Extended has opened a page for querying XTEN token allocations. Users must complete a signature confirmation before December 31. Allocation amounts that are not accepted by that deadline will be transferred to the Ecosystem Fund.
The same notice states that users of Starknet accounts must separately designate a self-custodial EVM wallet address to receive the related assets. The specific time at which the XTEN token will go live has not been announced.
Extended was built by a former Revolut team. It is constructed on Starknet, uses zk technology, and is secured by Ethereum. It lists more than 300 markets covering crypto assets, stocks, foreign exchange, commodities, and indices, and supports leverage of up to 100 times. USDC is the base collateral asset.
Users can deposit USDC into the Community Vault to obtain yield and receive XVS share tokens. Those XVS tokens can also be used as trading collateral.
The signing step decides who keeps a queried XTEN allocation. Amounts left unaccepted do not stay with the original recipients; they move to the Ecosystem Fund. Because no XTEN availability date has been given, completing the signature is an acceptance of an allocation, not evidence that the tokens are already circulating. XVS is a separate share token tied to Community Vault deposits and collateral use, not a published schedule for XTEN.
Source: ChainCatcher, November 12, 2026. Original article
