Clichmont AI Presale: What Do the Price Gap and Listing Plan Reveal?

Clichmont AI Presale: Two Prices, a Deadline, and a Dec 1 Listing

Our earlier capture of the sale page showed 0.15385 USDT per unit, yet the company’s press release names $0.135. 

That gap opens this follow-up on the Clichmont AI presale, which skips what our earlier breakdown already covered and focuses on what is new: exact dates, a listing date, and a fresh hardware deal.

Key Takeaways

• The offering runs September 16 to October 30 (CET), with a $10 minimum.

• The announcement says $0.135, while the page capture showed 0.15385 USDT.

• A first DEX listing is scheduled for December 1, 2026.

Clichmont AI Presale Dates, Limits, and the Price Question

A September 21 press release confirms a 45-day public offering. The wire service labels it sponsored content, so read it as the company’s own statement. 

Here is how it compares with our earlier look at the live page:

The page figure is about 14% above the announced one, and the announcement says it may change mid-offering. 

No document explains the step. A 23-day countdown on our capture fits an end-of-October close, which settles the question we left open. 

The platform site still says the sale is “scheduled for September 2026," so rely on the announcement and the live page.

72 GPUs on Paper: What the Company Says It Runs

The same announcement calls the business mainly B2B, selling dedicated capacity to companies, with a Vast.ai partnership adding marketplace reach.

Only 12 are described as operating there, so 60 of the 72 sit in the pipeline (our arithmetic). Labels also differ: the platform site lists H200 for Billingstad, while the release says H20, a different NVIDIA model.

Cybertek Deal: Where the Next GPUs Come From

A September 22 release announces a non-exclusive, ongoing supply agreement with French group Cybertek, starting with 40 RTX 5090 units for the Bodø Harbor site, which it calls already live.

• Cybertek was chosen partly for access to constrained models.

• Larger volumes are planned, with RTX 6000D hardware named in the expansion plan.

• Cooperation may extend to the planned solar-powered Alicante site.

• Cybertek says it was founded in 1996 and has 200+ employees and 23 stores.

Cybertek co-founder Laurent Chancholle said the deal lets the group show its sourcing and assembly skills in a B2B setting.

Buyback Rule and the Next 12 Months

CEO Alexis Cathalifaud says the team wanted the token tied to real-world growth, not a standalone crypto project. 

The first announcement adds a specific rule: the company plans to send 5% of revenue from each new data center to the buyback, on top of a $60,000 monthly minimum, or at least $720,000 a year (our arithmetic). 

Existing sites are not mentioned. Like many roadmaps in crypto news today, these dates are plans, not guarantees.

No exchange or TGE date is named. Neither the announcement nor the whitepaper says when the 3-month public cliff starts.

Gaps to Watch Before October 30

Anyone following the Clichmont AI presale should compare the documents side by side:

• Price: $0.135 announced, 0.15385 on the page. Confirm the live figure first.

• Dates: the platform site says September; the announcement says October 30.

• Hardware: H20 versus H200, and 12 operating versus 60 in the pipeline.

• Staking: the website still says it is not live.

• Channels: use only links on the project’s site and its X account.

Conclusion

The Clichmont AI presale now has a clear window, a payment route and a listing date, yet price figures disagree, and the TGE and unlock dates remain open. Compare both announcements with the live page, and treat every date as a company plan.

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