In crypto news today, the live ArexAI Presale panel shows a clock of 1 day before the first sale window ends.
The same screen shows how much has been sold, what each choice costs, and what comes next.
This report explains every figure in plain words, and it keeps the focus on the sale instead of the product.
The project’s development log was last published on 15 October, with nine more product releases, versions 3.23.0 to 3.28.0.
The newest one packages data checks and statistics into a single nine-sheet Excel report with charts, plus an optional AI explanation checked against the numbers.
On the token side , nothing new has appeared since 13 October, and the planned airdrop is still unfunded. So the presale clock is the main story today.
The panel reads “Round 1 sold 8,119,100 / 50,000,000," with a progress bar filled to about one-sixth. Here is what that means:

| Measure | Figure |
| Sold so far | 8,119,100 tokens |
| Share of the offering | about 16.2% |
| Money raised at $0.01 | about $81,191 |
| Still open | 41,880,900 tokens |
| Value of what is open | about $418,809 |
The first round has run for roughly four weeks, so the average pace is near 290,000 tokens, or about $2,900, a day.
If that pace simply continued, only around half a million more would sell before the clock stops.
That is an illustration, not a forecast, since buying often bunches near deadlines. The smallest purchase of 100 USDT is 10,000 tokens, or 0.02% of the offering, while the largest, 30,000 USDT, is 3 million tokens, or 6%.
Filling the rest would take about 14 maximum-size purchases.
The project’s homepage states that each stage’s unsold tokens are burned, never carried forward. If the sale ended today, roughly 41.9 million tokens, or 4.2% of the one billion supply, would be destroyed.
The left side of the panel shows a four-step funding roadmap. According to the whitepaper, the numbers fit into a total presale of 75 million tokens:
| Step | What the screen says |
| 1 | First stage, 18 Sep to 18 Oct, 50M at 1 cent, linked to product development |
| 2 | Product milestone: MVP completed, Early Access Beta |
| 3 | Second stage, 23 Oct to 22 Nov, 25M at 2 cents, linked to liquidity and listings |
| 4 | Market launch: liquidity and staged DEX rollout |
A ticker under the roadmap is labeled “on-chain verified”, meaning transfers are recorded on the public blockchain, where anyone can check them. For anyone weighing the ArexAI Presale, the difference between stages is simple: 100 USDT buys 10,000 tokens now but only 5,000 later. The counter for the next stage reads 0 of 25,000,000, so that stage has not started.
The purchase box accepts USDT, USDC or BNB. The amount is measured in USDT value, from 100 at the minimum to 30,000 at the maximum, and the default 100 shows “You receive 10,000 ARXAI”.
The purchase guide walks through the same flow, and the panel lists three steps:
Connect your wallet
Approve the USDT amount
Receive ARXAI
A footer note says network fees are paid in BNB, so keep some in your wallet, whichever coin you choose, and USDC or BNB payments are swapped through PancakeSwap V2.
Two links sit below the button: one to add the token to a wallet, and one to verify the official token address.
Never share a recovery phrase, and check the web address before connecting.
The first round closes on 18 October, and the homepage shows a five-day pause to finalize, verify and burn before the next one opens on 23 October.
The official market schedule says public trading is planned on PancakeSwap on 27 November at 18:00 UTC, which is 11:30 p.m. in India, with ARXAI/USDT as the planned main pair.
Readers following the ArexAI Presale should treat that as a plan, since the page makes no promise of price, liquidity, or return.
The ArexAI Presale is now in its final stretch: about 16% of the first round sold, the clock under two days, the next price is already set at double, and trading planned for 27 November.
Check each figure on the official panel, set your own limit, 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.