Bybit has emerged as one of the first major exchanges to list ENSO, marking a significant milestone for the multi-chain DeFi execution layer. Deposits for ENSO went live at 04:00 UTC on October 14, 2025, with spot trading commencing later that morning at 09:00 UTC and withdrawals enabled from 10:00 UTC on October 15. ENSO will be tradable on both the BSC and Ethereum networks, and Bybit has confirmed that spot Grid Bot trading is available from the outset. To incentivize early adoption, Bybit launched two simultaneous reward campaigns that together distribute 600,000 ENSO tokens.
The first initiative, a “Token Splash,” allocates 350,000 ENSO to users who complete straightforward deposit and trading tasks, while the Launchpool offers 250,000 ENSO across three staking pools for ENSO, MNT, and BBSOL holders. VIP users can stake higher amounts, boosting potential rewards. Both campaigns run through October 27 and are subject to Bybit’s eligibility and regional restrictions. These incentive structures are part of Bybit’s broader strategy to quickly seed liquidity and engage the community in early trading activity.
ENSO itself is designed as an on-chain execution layer that simplifies multi-chain DeFi operations. By providing a single entry point for deposits, strategy execution, and complex on-chain logic, ENSO reduces the technical friction developers often face when navigating multiple chains and protocols. The tokenomics of ENSO are also structured to promote long-term sustainability, starting with an 8% annual inflation rate that gradually decreases to a long-term 0.35468%, with a portion of tokens reserved for community airdrops and ecosystem growth.
For Bybit, which supports over 70 million users globally and ranks among the largest exchanges by trading volume, this listing reflects a continued emphasis on pairing new token launches with promotional mechanics. Such campaigns not only accelerate early trading volume but also influence how the initial supply of tokens is distributed, offering both risks and opportunities for participants. Investors and traders are advised to review the full terms and conditions, including KYC requirements, regional eligibility, and staking caps, before participating.
Looking ahead, ENSO’s integration on a major platform like Bybit signals growing interest in solutions that streamline multi-chain DeFi. If adoption follows, it could accelerate developer experimentation across networks, deepen liquidity, and set a precedent for how emerging DeFi execution layers engage with large-scale exchanges. This listing represents a key moment in both ENSO’s ecosystem development and the broader trend of multi-chain interoperability in decentralized finance.
