The Ciforus Presale is 23.5% through Stage 2, according to the live presale widget on the official token page on October 15, 2026. It shows 3,531,901 CIFORUS sold at $0.035, 849 transactions and $323,086 raised. No date has been announced for Stage 3 or TGE.
This update checks what official documents say must happen next, and what they leave open.
Stage 2 opened at $0.035, as covered in the earlier Ciforus Stage 2 update. The presale widget on October 15, 2026 shows the following.

Metric | Stage 2 data |
Current price | $0.035 |
Allocation | 15,000,000 CIFORUS |
Tokens sold | 3,531,901 |
Progress | 23.5% |
Transactions | 849 |
Raised (as shown) | $323,086 |
Maximum raise | $525,000 |
The widget updates live, so current figures may already be higher.
Stage 2 holds 15 million tokens, so 11,468,099 remain, or 76.5%. At $0.035, that is about $401,383 against a Stage 2 maximum of $525,000.
Stage 3 follows with 12 million tokens at $0.05 and a $600,000 maximum. Together, the three stages cap the presale at 35 million tokens and $1.325 million, a structure also outlined in the Ciforus presale review.
None of the token page, whitepaper or Ciforus Assessment Guide states what triggers Stage 3. A full Stage 2 sell-out is the obvious reading, but the documents do not confirm it.
At $0.035, 3,531,901 tokens equal about $123,617. The widget shows $323,086. The $199,469 gap sits close to the $200,000 Stage 1 maximum.
That suggests the figure includes Stage 1 sales. The widget does not label it, so this remains analysis, not a confirmed breakdown.
The documents reviewed give no TGE date. They do describe the plan: 10 million tokens go to DEX liquidity at TGE, paired with a stablecoin, with an LP lock intended. The Ciforus whitepaper adds that no immediate centralized exchange listing is guaranteed. Its roadmap lists liquidity expansion in Q4 2026, a phase rather than a date.
Liquidity also depends on the raise. The whitepaper’s capital plan reserves 25% of raised funds for liquidity provision once the presale reaches $1 million, and assumes proportional scaling below that. The $323,086 shown equals about 24% of the $1.325 million maximum.
Ciforus Presale buyers do not wait for token generation event to claim eligible tokens, as covered in the report on Ciforus claim and staking terms. TGE is tied to the planned DEX liquidity launch and a $0.10 reference price that is not guaranteed.
The data suggests Stage 2 is still early, with about three quarters unsold. The main uncertainty remains the Stage 3 trigger and the token generation event date. Key signals include:
Stage 2 sell-through pace
Official wording on how Stage 3 opens
A confirmed TGE date
How DEX liquidity is sized if the raise lands below the maximum
Any exchange or listing announcement
The main risks are a changing sales pace, a reference price that is not guaranteed and no confirmed listing. Presale tokens carry market, liquidity and execution risk.
The Ciforus Presale remains in Stage 2 at $0.035, with 23.5% sold on October 15. Stage 3 and TGE depend on details the documents have not published.
A confirmed date or trigger would likely reach the wider crypto news today flow after official channels.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Crypto presales involve risk, including potential loss of capital. Project-stated plans and reference prices are not guarantees.