This Extended price prediction covers EXT, the expected token of the Starknet perpetuals exchange built by former Revolut staff. Extended has not announced a TGE date, but the team has said the token will launch shortly after its points program ends, and airdrops.io counted 68.7 million of the 70 million capped points already handed out on September 29, 2026. At up to 600,000 points a week, the cap should be reached around mid-October, which puts a Q4 2026 TGE in play. Here is what Extended is, what is known about EXT, and how traders are already pricing it.
What Is Extended (EXT)?
Extended is a hybrid perpetual futures exchange: orders are matched off-chain, while settlement and custody run on Starknet. The Block reported that it went live on Starknet mainnet on August 12, 2025, after starting on StarkWare’s StarkEx, and UseTheBitcoin now counts more than 100 perpetual markets covering crypto, equities, forex, commodities and indices with leverage up to 100x. It also runs a USDC vault whose shares (XVS) count toward trading margin. The CEO is Ruslan Fakhrutdinov, formerly Revolut’s head of crypto operations, and CoinLaunch lists Dmitrii Krasovskikh as co-founder and CTO. Extended is not available to U.S. users, according to The Block.
Extended first raised $6.5 million from backers including Tioga Capital, Semantic Ventures, Cyber Fund, StarkWare and Lido co-founder Konstantin Lomashuk, per The Block. On July 2, 2026, The Block reported a $12.5 million round led by eToro with Jump Crypto, tied to a partnership with eToro’s Zengo wallet, which brings the total to about $19 million. No valuation was disclosed for either round. Traction is real: DefiLlama showed about $121.6 million in TVL, almost all on Starknet, $7.28 billion in 30-day perp volume, $204 billion in cumulative volume, about $100.9 million in open interest and roughly $34 million in cumulative fees when we checked. MEXC News reported a higher $189 million TVL in March 2026, so the number moves. EXT is not trading and has no CoinGecko page, so follow the official Extended site for news.
The Points-to-TGE Countdown Everyone Is Watching
Extended’s points program started on April 29, 2025, after 4.3 million early points were handed out in February and April, according to airdrops.io. Weekly drops began at 1.2 million points and were cut to 600,000, released every Tuesday at 00:00 UTC, with a hard cap of 70 million points after slashing for wash trading or multi-accounting. Airdrops.io reported 68,734,321 points distributed as of September 29, 2026, leaving under 1.3 million. Both airdrops.io and UseTheBitcoin say the team expects the EXT launch shortly after the program ends, but no date, claim process or exchange has been announced. Bitrue’s July guide said the team had only signaled a 2026 target.
Tokenomics are mostly unknown. UseTheBitcoin, airdrops.io and CoinLaunch all say about 30% of the EXT supply is set aside for the early community and points holders, but Bitrue called that figure market talk that Extended had not confirmed, and the docs say points carry no monetary value and no right to a future token. Total supply, team and investor allocations, vesting and the points conversion rate have not been published. CoinLaunch lists no public sale. Polymarket runs a market on Extended’s FDV one day after launch that resolves No if no token trades by December 31, 2026, so traders are clearly betting on a launch this year.
What the Community Actually Liked About It
Traders mostly like the product. TechFlow ranked Extended eighth among perp DEXs by 30-day volume in January 2026, with $29.3 billion traded, and it is one of the few on-chain venues that lists gold, oil, the S&P 500, Nasdaq and forex pairs next to crypto. EVM wallets can connect without bridging, and the vault lets deposits earn yield while still counting as margin. The Block reported a 55% repeat depositor rate at the Starknet launch, a sign that users came back.
The points program also earned goodwill for being predictable. A fixed 70 million cap, a public weekly schedule and clear slashing rules made it easier to judge than many open-ended campaigns, and airdrops.io’s tracking let farmers see exactly how much was left. The backer list helps too: a regulated broker like eToro leading a round in a perp DEX is unusual, and StarkWare’s support ties Extended closely to the Starknet ecosystem, where DefiLlama shows almost all of its deposits.
Extended Price Prediction 2026, 2027, 2030, 2040, 2050 (EXT)
A live statistical forecast is not possible yet because EXT has no trading history, and the total supply is unknown, so we cannot turn valuations into prices. Instead, the table below shows fully diluted value scenarios from public data: the Polymarket thresholds and odds on Extended’s FDV one day after launch as summarized by Octagon AI on August 6, 2026, a revenue multiple based on DefiLlama’s roughly $32.8 million annualized fees, and the FDV of edgeX, a comparable perp DEX, which CoinGecko showed at about $417 million when we checked. No private round valuation has been published.
| Scenario | Assumed FDV | Implied price per EXT | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bear (Polymarket 70% line) | $150 million | Price depends on final supply | Octagon AI: about 70% odds FDV ends above $150M |
| Base (about 10x fees) | $300 million to $330 million | Price depends on final supply | Polymarket about 41% above $300M; $32.8M fees x 10 |
| Bull (comparable to edgeX) | $417 million | Price depends on final supply | edgeX FDV on CoinGecko |
| Stretch (Polymarket $1B line) | $1 billion | Price depends on final supply | About 3% odds on August 6, 7% on May 1 |
Once EXT is listed and has price history, cryptoryuk.com will replace these scenarios with our live statistical forecast table for 2026, 2027, 2030, 2040 and 2050. The biggest swing factor is the airdrop: if about 30% of supply goes to points holders and much of it is unlocked at TGE, farmer selling will decide the first weeks.
How To Buy Extended (EXT)
- No exchange has confirmed an EXT listing yet, and no pre-market on a major exchange has been announced. Any token called EXT trading today should be treated as unofficial until Extended confirms the contract.
- Only use claim links from extended.exchange and the verified @extendedapp account on X. Fake airdrop checkers appear around every perp DEX launch, and Extended’s docs say points do not guarantee tokens.
- Calendar: the 70 million points cap should be reached around mid-October 2026, and the team says the TGE follows shortly after. Polymarket’s launch markets resolve on December 31, 2026.
- Position-size like it can go to zero. EXT has no published supply, vesting or exchange, and perp DEX tokens have been very volatile after launch. Nothing here is an entry signal.
Is EXT a Good Investment? The Honest Risk Warning
The first risk is airdrop selling. A community share around 30% is large, and points farmers on perp DEXs often trade for rewards rather than loyalty, so many sell as soon as tokens unlock. We also do not know the total supply, the float at launch or how long team and investor tokens are locked, which makes any valuation guesswork. Polymarket’s odds fell between May and August for the $1 billion line, which shows that expectations can cool before a token even exists.
Competition is the second risk. Hyperliquid, Aster, Lighter, edgeX and others fight for the same traders, and volume can leave quickly when incentives end. Extended’s TVL fell from about $189 million in March to about $122 million on DefiLlama when we checked. It also relies on Starknet and off-chain matching, which adds technical and operator risk. For a look at a perp DEX token that already went through its launch, read our Aster price prediction.
Extended (EXT) FAQ
When is the EXT TGE?
Extended has not announced a date. The team has said EXT will launch shortly after the points program ends, and airdrops.io reported fewer than 1.3 million of the 70 million capped points left on September 29, 2026, so the cap should be hit around mid-October.
Is there an Extended airdrop?
Extended runs a points program that is widely expected to convert into EXT. Several trackers report about 30% of supply for the early community, but Extended has not confirmed this, and its docs say points give no right to a future token.
What is the EXT total supply?
Not published yet. No source we read gives a total supply, allocation table or vesting schedule for EXT, so any price per token you see online is a guess. Watch @extendedapp for the official tokenomics.
Who backs Extended?
Extended raised $6.5 million from Tioga Capital, Semantic Ventures, Cyber Fund, StarkWare and others, then $12.5 million in a round led by eToro with Jump Crypto, reported by The Block on July 2, 2026. That is about $19 million in total.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Pre-launch token details such as dates, supply and allocations can change, and new tokens are extremely volatile and can lose most or all of their value. Do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
