KuCoin Web3 Wallet has announced an exclusive partnership with decentralized compute network Cysic, granting its users access to an airdrop of the CYS token ahead of its official launch on December 11, 2025. The collaboration positions KuCoin as an early access point for one of December's most anticipated token launches.
Cysic, which has branded its vision as "ComputeFi," aims to make computing power tradeable, stakeable, and liquid. The project has raised $21.85 million in funding rounds and sold 29,000 compute nodes for an additional $3.85 million, demonstrating strong institutional support prior to its public debut. The network is a decentralized marketplace where individuals can contribute computing power from GPUs, ASICs, or smartphones and get paid, managing workloads like zero-knowledge proof generation, AI inference and training, and high-performance computing.
The CYS token will go live on multiple exchanges on December 11, 2025, at 10:00 UTC. Binance Alpha will list CYS first, while KuCoin and Bitget are also key launch platforms. Bitget will open spot trading for the CYS/USDT pair. This multi-exchange strategy is designed to provide the token with immediate liquidity and wide distribution.
For the KuCoin HODLer Airdrop, users must have held KCS tokens between November 29 and December 2, with distribution scheduled for December 11 at 8:00 UTC. The airdrop is capped at a maximum of 10,000 KCS per user, with loyal holders eligible for bonuses of up to 20% based on their holding duration.
Separately, MEXC exchange has also listed CYS in its Innovation Zone, with trading for CYS/USDT opening at 10:00 UTC and CYS/USDC at 10:20 UTC on the same day. To celebrate, MEXC is offering zero-fee trading promotions and an Airdrop+ event with 75,000 USDT in rewards. The zero-fee promotion for CYS/USDT runs until December 25, 2025, while CYS/USDC will have permanent zero fees.
Early price predictions for CYS at launch range from $0.15 to $0.50, with some analysts suggesting it could scale to $0.80-$1.50 in the first week if it avoids heavy selling pressure. The project's fundamentals are considered strong, with early customers already onboarded, including ZK projects needing proof acceleration and AI companies requiring inference capacity.
