Phoenix Group has flagged four upcoming crypto initial listings for the last two days of April 2026. The lineup spans completely different categories: an AI compute network, a leveraged prediction market, an Ethereum Layer 2, and an RWA-focused Layer 1.

UPCOMING INITIAL LISTINGS TO WATCH#Gensyn $AI isa protocol that combines global computing power into one open network for machine learning.#Space $SPC is a leveraged prediction market platform, designed to reward users for accurate insights while enabling efficient capital… pic.twitter.com/IIhhK7FV0o

Total raises across the four crypto projects exceed $221 million. Pre-valuations range from $69 million to $1.8 billion. Each one fills a different spot on the watchlist heading into May.

Gensyn is launching today on Binance, Coinbase, MEXC, and Kraken. The protocol combines global computing power into a single open network for machine learning. The raise sits at $66.7 million with a $500M pre-valuation. The investor list runs deep, with 13+ backers including major industry names.

The thesis is straightforward. AI training requires massive compute. Centralized providers control the supply and set the prices. Gensyn distributes that compute across a global network where anyone with hardware can contribute and earn. 

For the AI infrastructure narrative that’s been dominating crypto conversations, Gensyn is one of the more credible plays heading to listing.

Space is also listing today on multiple exchanges. The platform is a leveraged prediction market designed to reward users for accurate insights while enabling capital flow through competitive forecasting. The raise hit $17.7 million with a $69M pre-valuation.

Prediction markets have become a serious crypto category over the past two years, with platforms like Polymarket proving the demand for on-chain forecasting. 

Space’s leveraged angle differentiates it. Users aren’t just betting on outcomes. They’re trading positions with leverage attached, which changes the risk profile and the return potential.

MegaETH is the heavyweight of the week. The Layer 2 blockchain raised $107.6 million at a $1.8 billion pre-valuation, making it the largest funding round and the highest valuation among the four listings. The exchange is still TBA. The investor list includes 10+ major backers.

The pitch is real-time transaction processing for Ethereum. Most L2s focus on cost reduction and throughput. MegaETH targets the performance characteristics that real-time applications need. 

If the team delivers on the latency promises, it could carve out a niche that existing L2s aren’t competing for directly.

Real Finance closes out the week with a $29M raise on April 30. The project is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 focused on integrating real-world financial assets into a digital environment. The pre-valuation isn’t disclosed, and the listing exchange is TBA.

RWA infrastructure has been one of the strongest narratives in crypto for the past 18 months. Real Finance enters the category with a Layer 1 approach rather than just building protocols on existing chains. 

Whether that vertical integration works depends on execution, but the timing is right for the category.

Four crypto projects listing across two days. Combined raises exceed $221M. The categories cover AI compute, prediction markets, Layer 2 scaling, and RWA infrastructure. Each one represents a different bet on where crypto value accrues next. 

MegaETH carries the heaviest valuation. Gensyn has the deepest investor list. Space and Real Finance fill out a lineup that’s worth watching for the next few crypto trading sessions

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