CUBE 

What is Cube Exchange?

Cube Exchange is a hybrid digital-asset marketplace launched in 2023 that combines centralized order matching with self-custody storage. User assets sit in MPC (multi-party computation) vaults, so the platform never holds complete keys and cannot move funds unilaterally. Settlement runs natively on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and Solana. CUBE is the ticker reserved for the exchange's planned token, which has not launched — the trading venue and the token are separate assets. Cube Exchange is unrelated to same-name projects Somnium Space Cubes, Cube Network, and Cubechain.

Does the CUBE token exist yet, and when is the listing date?

No. The CUBE token has not launched: DropsTab classifies the asset as not yet trading, with no on-chain contract and no disclosed supply. Cube Exchange has not announced a TGE date, a listing date, or a public sale. As of February 2024, the company stated it had no immediate plans for its own token. The ongoing Blocks points program is widely read as pre-token incentive infrastructure, but a token launch remains unconfirmed.

What is known about CUBE tokenomics and vesting?

CUBE's supply details are not publicly disclosed. The planned token has no published maximum or total supply, no allocation breakdown, and no vesting schedule — no TGE date, cliff, or unlock calendar has been announced. Both funding rounds were structured as equity with token warrants rather than token sales, which left token economics unpublished. Until allocation and emission details are released, CUBE's inflation risk cannot be assessed. Any circulating-supply figure attributed to CUBE belongs to an unrelated same-name project.

How does MPC self-custody work on Cube Exchange?

Cube Exchange stores user assets in multi-party computation (MPC) vaults. No single party — including the exchange itself — holds complete private keys, so the platform cannot move user funds unilaterally. Order matching and trade execution run centrally for speed and liquidity, while custody stays distributed. The design separates Cube Exchange from fully custodial centralized exchanges, where the operator controls all assets. Settlement is native on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and Solana.

Is Cube Exchange safe and regulated?

Cube Exchange holds a VASP license in Poland, an MSB license in Canada, and meets Australian spot trading requirements. CEO Bartosz Lipinski is a former Solana engineer, and the company launched in 2023 in reaction to exchange collapses such as FTX. The MPC custody model removes unilateral fund movement, and multiple licenses reduce jurisdiction-related exposure. These controls lower but do not eliminate counterparty and regulatory risk.

Which investors backed Cube Exchange and how much has it raised?

Per DropsTab fundraising data, Cube Exchange raised $21 million across two rounds. A $9 million Seed Round closed on October 24, 2023, with Arche Fund, Foundation Capital, Susquehanna International Group (SIG), Big Brain Holdings, W Ventures, Asymmetric, and EverStake participating. A $12 million Series A followed on February 1, 2024, led by 6th Man Ventures (6MV) with ParaFi Capital, SIG, GSR Markets, and Everstake Capital. Backing spans more than 10 named investors rather than a single dominant holder.

What do Cube Exchange's funding rounds signal about the CUBE token?

Both rounds were equity investments with token warrants, so backers hold warrant exposure to a future CUBE token rather than direct token allocations. The Series A set a post-money equity valuation of roughly $100 million, per The Block; CEO Bartosz Lipinski declined to confirm the figure. This structure signals institutional commitment to the exchange business while leaving CUBE tokenomics — allocations, unlocks, valuation — unpublished. Mike Dudas of 6MV joined the board at Series A.

How does the Blocks points program work on Cube Exchange?

Blocks is Cube Exchange's points program, active since July 23, 2024, with no announced end date. Users accumulate Blocks through trading activity and referrals, climb a Blocks leaderboard, and unlock perks and bonuses; the official program framing is "EARN. STACK. REDEEM." Earlier reward campaigns on Cube Exchange distributed roughly $250,000 in Bonk tokens and a $25,000 reward pool in GECKO, per The Block in February 2024.

Does the Blocks program guarantee a CUBE airdrop?

No. Neither Cube Exchange nor its official Blocks materials confirm a token or an airdrop — the program awards perks and bonuses, not announced token allocations. Any claim that Blocks convert into a CUBE allocation is community expectation, not announced fact. Cube Exchange has held no ICO or IDO: no public sale dates exist. A future airdrop, if any, would require a separate company announcement.

Is CUBE (Cube Exchange) the same as Somnium Space CUBE?

No. At least three unrelated crypto projects share the CUBE ticker or name: Somnium Space Cubes (a metaverse VR token), Cube Network, and Cubechain (QUB). None of them is Cube Exchange. The CUBE asset on this page belongs to Cube Exchange, a hybrid trading platform, and has not launched. Supply, price, and market figures attached to the other CUBE projects do not describe Cube Exchange's token.