Major cryptocurrency exchanges accelerated their token-launch calendars on 10 June, simultaneously listing two new digital assets—HOME and RESOLV—across spot and derivatives markets. Binance, Bybit, KuCoin, OKX and HTX opened trading or deposits within hours of each other, while Coinbase subsequently added HOME to its retail platform under an “Experimental” label. Both roll-outs were accompanied by promotional airdrops and trading incentives designed to draw liquidity from retail and professional traders alike. HOME, the utility token of DeFi App, went live on Binance Alpha at 11:00 UTC, followed 30 minutes later by Binance Futures. Qualified Binance users could claim 2,500 HOME tokens, while Bybit offered a 45 million-HOME prize pool for deposits and trading. KuCoin provided the first listing notice a day earlier, HTX opened deposits on launch day, and Orderly Network enabled futures trading with up to 5-times leverage. Coinbase’s decision to support the asset extends distribution to U.S. customers. ResolvLabs’ governance token RESOLV began trading at 13:00 UTC on KuCoin and Binance, with futures following half an hour later on the latter platform. KuCoin paired the debut with a 32,000 USDT giveaway, and Bybit and OKX added the token the same afternoon—OKX set aside 1.5 million RESOLV for a Trade-and-Earn programme. Price-tracking service ICODrops recorded an opening level of roughly US$0.237, implying a fully diluted valuation near US$237 million; DeFi news outlet Defiant later cited a circulating-market capitalisation of about US$48 million and an FDV of US$340 million as volumes built. Oracle provider Pyth Network simultaneously published a live price feed for RESOLV across more than 100 blockchains, underscoring the token’s rapid integration into crypto market infrastructure.