In crypto news today, the ArexAI Presale has five days left in Round 1, and the project’s own log shows fresh entries dated 12 and 13 October.
Four concern the token side , including a new fund for contributors and a smaller reserve, and one adds a product guide.
None of this appeared in earlier reports, so here is a plain-language look at what changed and what it means.
On 12 October, the team opened a contribution rewards program with a budget of 28,750,000 tokens.
People can apply with evidence of their work, contact details, and a receiving address on BNB Chain.
The team decides each reward based on importance and impact, and payments are made by the team through a shared wallet, with no lock-up period.
Applications stay open until the budget runs out, and the log states plainly that no award is guaranteed.
For anyone following the ArexAI presale, this gives the held-back tokens a second job besides staking.
On 13 October, the log says the contribution wallet was funded and the allocation figures were updated.
According to the dated evidence file, the original 575 million reserve is now split as follows:
| Bucket | Amount | Share of supply |
| Staking rewards | 115 million | 11.5% |
| Contribution rewards | 28.75 million | 2.875% |
| Remaining reserve | 431.25 million | 43.125% |
The remaining reserve is released in 15 batches of 28.75 million, so the count has fallen from the 16 batches that followed the staking launch.
The contribution wallet uses the same three owners as staking, and any payment needs two of the three.
The total supply stays at one billion, and the team says no extra tokens will be created.
Three new features let applicants and observers track the money, according to the development log:
A public panel separates rewards already paid, rewards approved and set aside, and the budget still available
That panel refreshes every 30 seconds and shows when it was last checked or an error if the check fails
After reporting a wrong AI answer, a user can write a contribution explanation, but consent is required, and files, prompts and answers are never copied automatically
Drafts expire after 15 minutes, so evidence, email and wallet must be filled in quickly
Each applicant gets a private link showing whether the request is received, under review, approved, rejected or paid
The tracking link is built to protect privacy. Only a scrambled version of its key is stored, and a reference number alone cannot open a record.
Approved amounts and payment links to the public blockchain record appear there, while the application text, email, wallet and review notes stay hidden.
The product also moved forward. Version 3.10.0, dated 13 October, adds a four-step guide that walks first-time users from upload to question, calculation review, and saved proof.
Both periods are recalculated in the user’s own browser; the user maps the group and measures columns, units, and blank-cell rules, and fresh approval is needed if the file or mapping changes.
It also compares two uploaded periods group by group, for up to 50 groups. Added, removed, and unlabelled groups stay visible, and the group differences add up to the total change.
Shares can be negative or above 100%. Results come with a downloadable evidence file, and the log warns that these figures show arithmetic, not the business reason behind a change.
The contribution fund comes from the existing reserve, not from new tokens. The leftover pool is still large, but readers who saw the 460 million figure earlier should know it was the post-staking number.
Anyone considering the ArexAI presale should also remember the limits the project itself states:
Rewards depend on team judgment, and no award is guaranteed
Staking tests are internal, and an independent audit is still pending, as the security page tracks
The figures come from a dated snapshot of public records that anyone can check
Round 1 closes on 18 October
The ArexAI Presale now has a clearer map of its reserve, plus tools to follow contributor payments, with Round 1 ending in just five days. These steps add detail, but they do not remove risk. Read the log and the evidence file yourself, and treat every plan as a plan.
This article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial or investment advice. Crypto assets are high risk, their prices can be very volatile, and you can lose some or all of your money. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.