As of October 9, 2026, Round 1 has nine days left, and the project has filled its official pages with new disclosures.
They cover where the offer is not meant to be used, who can pause what, and how fast the product is being built.
In crypto news today, these are the details buyers most often skip, so here is a plain-language walkthrough.
For the basics, such as price tables and the trading date, see our earlier report on the 900,000 ARXAI buy.
The legal page is direct about it. Until local counsel confirms otherwise, the offer is not directed to people in:
The United States
The EU and EEA
The United Kingdom
Canada
China or Hong Kong
Singapore
Any sanctioned or embargoed jurisdiction
The list is not exhaustive. The page says a visible buy button does not make participation lawful everywhere, so buyers must check local rules themselves.
The interface does not verify identity or location, and bypassing a restriction does not create eligibility.
Buyers must also be at least 18. Because blockchain transactions are normally irreversible, no discretionary refund is promised after delivery.
Not at the moment. The legal page and the whitepaper both say the project does not currently represent a registered legal entity.
It calls itself founder-led, and the legal page labels its status "counsel pending," meaning legal review for specific jurisdictions is unfinished.
The documents stress that this describes the legal structure, not an anonymous team.
The security page publishes each contract's admin powers. In plain words:
| Contract | What the administrator can do |
| Nothing. No owner, and no mint, pause, blacklist, or upgrade function | |
| Presale rounds | Pause purchases and finalize after a round ends. Cannot change price, dates, or allocation |
| Team vesting | No owner. Anyone can trigger a scheduled release |
| Exchange and ecosystem reserve | Authorize each eligible tranche |
| Liquidity reserve | Release tokens to the liquidity manager |
| Staking pool | No control over rates or reward cap. Emergency closure sits with a multisignature wallet |
For the ArexAI Presale contracts, the owner holds a pause switch. That is a common safety tool, but it is still a power buyers should know about.
The legal page adds a candid risk note: the administrator and the treasury currently use the same cold-wallet address.
The project calls this a custody and key-management concentration risk. Moving presale and reserve ownership to a multisignature setup, where several people must approve each action, is listed only as an objective.
| Check | Result | Caveat |
| Passed, low risk, 0% buy, sell, and transfer tax | Used simulated liquidity, so it must be repeated once a real pool exists | |
| 0% tax, full sellability, no gas abuse | Marked "review needed" because its index shows the source as unverified despite the BscScan match | |
| 102 detectors run, with no critical, high, or medium findings. | Three low-severity timestamp notices remain, and the run was done by the project itself | |
| Approved the arexaidata.com domain | Domain only, based on correspondence the project supplied. Not a contract audit |
Another detail: of the seven contracts in the registry, six show an exact source match on BscScan, while Round 2 shows a "similar match." Compare it yourself rather than relying on a summary.
| Date | Automated tests passed. |
| Earlier scope (mid-September) | 37 |
| 27 September | 52 |
| 8 October | 149, then 169, then 173 |
The 8 October runs add four load scenarios on a frozen copy of the staking deployment, with local gas receipts, per the dated report. An independent audit is still pending.
What is new is that the project has published an audit scope document listing addresses, known risks, and expected deliverables, while provider selection is still pending.
Yes, the site publishes one. A mainnet transaction at block 122,623,535 shows 100 USDT moving from a buyer to the treasury and 10,000 ARXAI moving from the Round 1 contract to that buyer.
The USDT allowance fell to zero afterward. The project says the buy panel shows the exact allowance before purchase and never requests unlimited approval.
The updates log lists more than 50 entries between 15 September (v0.1) and 5 October (v3.5.0). The key releases:
| Version | Date | What it added |
| v0.9.0 | 19 Sep | AI Analyst connected to a production model, using summaries only |
| v1.4.0 | 20 Sep | Early Access Beta milestone |
| v2.4.0 | 30 Sep | Safe cross-sheet reasoning between related workbook tabs |
| v3.3.0 | 3 Oct | Data corrections that need approval, applied to a copy |
| v3.4.0 | 5 Oct | Multi-file analysis with source-cell evidence |
| v3.5.0 | 5 Oct | Turkish, German, Spanish, and French controls, plus localized report exports |
Built-in safeguards worth knowing:
Raw workbook rows stay in the browser, and the AI model receives only privacy-minimized summaries
The correction tool blocks workbooks with formulas, macros, external links, or pivot dependencies and never overwrites the original
Multi-file analysis allows two to five files of 8 MB each, and duplicate lookup keys block calculations
The log also lists account access (v1.5.2) and decision workflows (v1.7) as planned. The v1.7 entry mentions "defined ARXAI utility after product validation," so token utility is still to be spelled out.
Planned versions are targets, not guaranteed dates.
Eligibility: confirm local rules before connecting a wallet
Addresses: match every address on BscScan, including the Round 2 "similar match" note
Pair address: the project says the ARXAI/USDT pair address will be published only after the official pool exists, so treat any earlier "official pair" link with caution
Open items: an independent auditor being named, multisignature control of presale and reserve ownership, fresh scanner results after a pool exists, and liquidity-lock evidence. The security page says the reserve vault is not proof that a liquidity-pool lock exists
Problems: report issues to info@arexaidata.com with "[SECURITY]" in the subject, per the project's security. txt. It aims to reply within three business days and promises no bug bounty
Few early-stage projects publish this much. The permission table, scanner caveats, and regional limits are all useful.
The same documents also show a pending audit, no registered company, one wallet doing two jobs, and a trading date that is still a plan. Whether more of those gaps close before Round 2 is the open question.
This ArexAI Presale update is less about price and more about paperwork. The newest official pages explain who can use the offer, who holds which keys, and how testing and product work have grown in three weeks.
They also confirm that important safeguards are still unfinished, so read the documents yourself before sending funds.
For informational purposes only; not financial, investment or trading advice. Token sales carry high risk, including loss of your entire investment, and terms can change without notice. Verify details through official channels.