IN Token Listed on Major Exchanges Amid Regulatory Challenges in the Philippines

IN, the native token of the INFINIT AI-powered decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, is now listed on several major cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance (Alpha & Futures), Bybit Futures, Bitget, and KuCoin. This move expands the token’s trading presence and enhances its accessibility for investors and traders globally [1]. The token plays a central role in the INFINIT ecosystem, enabling users to create and monetize DeFi strategies using over 20 AI agents. End users can execute these strategies with minimal effort, allowing for streamlined participation in the platform’s AI-driven financial ecosystem [1].

Functioning as a medium of value exchange, IN also facilitates governance voting, exclusive product access, and incentive alignment across the system. Holders who stake the token can earn protocol fees from agent and strategy execution, gain access to advanced features such as top-tier strategies, and participate in key decision-making processes, including protocol upgrades and integration solutions [1]. This multifaceted utility positions IN as a key component in the development and sustainability of the INFINIT DeFi economy.

The recent listings on these platforms coincide with increased regulatory scrutiny in certain regions. For example, in the Philippines, the Philippine Capital Markets Authority (SEC) issued a public advisory on August 1, 2025, naming several exchanges—including Bybit, Bitget, and KuCoin—as unregistered operators [2]. These platforms were subsequently blocked in the country and are under investigation for non-compliance with new crypto trading regulations that came into effect in July 2025 [3]. While this regulatory environment may affect local users, it does not necessarily reflect on the asset itself, and IN remains available for trading on these platforms outside of restricted jurisdictions.

Despite these challenges, the inclusion of IN on these exchanges may still represent a strategic opportunity for the token. Platforms like Bitget have been highlighted as strong alternatives to Binance, particularly for users interested in copy-trading and advanced tools [4]. Similarly, KuCoin and Bybit are often promoted as competitive platforms offering a wide range of altcoins and active trading environments [5]. The availability of IN on such platforms could help it attract a broader audience and increase its visibility within the DeFi space.

As the regulatory landscape continues to evolve, investors are encouraged to carefully evaluate both the asset and the platforms on which it is traded. The continued presence of these exchanges in global markets suggests they remain relevant to many investors, even as local enforcement actions continue. For now, the expansion of IN’s trading availability marks a significant step in its journey toward greater adoption and market penetration.

[1] https://www.theblockbeats.info/en/flash/306489

[2] https://www.idnfinancials.com/news/56446/philippines-blocks-10-crypto-exchanges-bybit-and-bitget-blacklisted

[3] https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2025/08/06/philippines-sec-cracks-down-on-unregistered-crypto-exchanges-as-new-rules-kick-in

[4] https://www.cryptopolitan.com/best-binance-alternatives/

[5] https://www.analyticsinsight.net/cryptocurrency-analytics-insight/10-best-coinbase-alternatives-for-2025