In crypto news today, the countdown on the sale page shows less than a day left before the second stage begins.
The ArexAI Presale moves from the one-cent price to the two-cent price on 23 October, and the official sale page already lists the new details.
The latest dated figures come from the team’s GitHub update of 18 October.
They show how much of the first stage was actually taken:
Sold: 8,119,100 tokens out of 50,000,000 (about 16%)
Unsold: 41,880,900 tokens
Status at that time: waiting to be burned, which means permanently destroyed
At one cent each, the sold amount works out to roughly $81,191. That is our simple math, not a team figure.
The note says no burn had been done when it was written, so please check the Round 1 results section on the website before quoting any final number.
Unsold Round 1 tokens do not roll into Round 2, because each round’s leftover is burned on its own.
The second stage is smaller but costs double, and the roadmap section ties its money to getting the token ready for trading.
Both stages share the same $500,000 ceiling: 50 million tokens at one cent in Round 1, and 25 million at two cents now.
Item | Round 2 detail |
Price | $0.02 per ARXAI |
Tokens offered | 25,000,000 |
Dates | 23 Oct to 22 Nov 2026 |
Highest raise | $500,000 |
Money used for | Opening the market |
Leftover tokens | Burned after the round |
Buying works only through the official page. It accepts USDT, USDC or BNB within a 100 to 30,000 USDT range.
USDT goes straight through, USDC and BNB are swapped first on PancakeSwap, and a little BNB is needed for fees.
Before signing, match the Round 2 sale address on BscScan, and never send coins straight to a sale or treasury address.
For anyone following the ArexAI Presale, the key plan is simple. The team wants to pair 25 million ARXAI with up to 500,000 USDT when trading starts, aiming for a first price near $0.02, the same as Round 2.
That is a target, not a promise, and a live price can differ once real buyers and sellers arrive.
The sale closes on 22 November, leaving five days before the PancakeSwap start planned for 27 November at 18:00 UTC. The pair’s address will be shared only after the official pool exists.
The newest entries on the development log are dated 18 October.
Four releases landed that day, and three stand out:
Round-1 results panel: shows sold, unsold and confirmed-burn amounts separately, so leftover tokens are not mistaken for destroyed ones
Safer Excel edits: users can see exactly which cells will change, approve a new copy, and keep four recent versions
Clearer requests: the app now tells a question from an edit command, shows data ranges and gives plain next steps when something fails
The team also says testing on real desktop and mobile browsers is still not complete, so the app remains an early beta.
File processing by the AI service is opt-in and comes with a clear notice, so read it before uploading sensitive sheets.
On 13 October the team revised its token split. The reserve record shows 431.25 million tokens left in the main reserve, after 115 million went to staking rewards and 28.75 million to contribution rewards.
That leaves 15 of the 20 planned reserve releases untouched. Anyone tracking the ArexAI Presale should note that supply stays fixed at 1 billion, with no new minting.
Airdrop: 28.75 million tokens are planned, but funding, rules and dates are pending, and applications are closed
Contribution rewards: funded and open for applications until the budget runs out, with no guaranteed award
On market trackers, the CoinGecko preview page is public, while the CoinMarketCap request is only submitted, so wallets may show no price for now.
Round-2 is the last sale step before the planned 27 November market start. As the ArexAI Presale turns to $0.02, readers should confirm the Round-1 burn, match the Round-2 address on BscScan and treat every date as a plan. Join only through the official website.
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.