Clichmont AI Presale: 300 Tokens Sold? The Price Gap Explained
Clichmont AI Presale: Why Is the Token Price So Different Today?
In crypto news today, the sale screen itself tells a story worth reading slowly. A capture of the official page, taken on 15 October, shows a countdown of 15 days, 19 hours and 50 minutes, a progress counter and a rate for buying coins.
There is still no new company announcement, so this report explains each number on the screen in plain words and shows how it fits with the company’s earlier statements about the Clichmont AI presale.
The Countdown: 15 Days, 19 Hours, 50 Minutes
The banner on the official sale page reads “Presale Ends In” and counts down in days, hours, minutes and seconds.
That timing fits the company’s published plan for a 45-day sale that closes at 11:59 p.m. CET on 30 October.
In India, that moment falls near 4:29 a.m. on 31 October, assuming standard European time. Counting 16 September as day one, the capture falls on day 30, so two-thirds of the window has passed.
A “Presale Live” badge sits under the logo, so purchases are shown as open.
The Progress Bar: 300.63 Coins Sold
The display shows three figures and a circle labelled '0% sold':
Label on the page | Figure |
Total token | 143,000,000 |
Available token | 142,999,699.369 |
Sold token | 300.63 |
The circle says 0% because it rounds. The true share is roughly two in a million, or 0.0002%.
At the displayed rate, 300.63 is worth nearly $46. An earlier report on the sale quoted the same 300.63 on 8 October, so the counter appears not to have moved for a week.
To put it in scale, the 143 million on offer equals 22% of the 650 million total supply.
Reaching just 1% sold would need around 1.43 million, roughly $220,000 at the displayed rate.
That does not prove low demand. The company has not said how often the counter refreshes or whether it counts every purchase, so only the company can explain it.
Two Rates, One Page
The page shows “1 CLAI = 0.15385 USDT”, which means one USDT buys roughly 6.5 coins.
The company’s sale announcement lists $0.135 and says it may change during the sale. The displayed figure is 14% higher.
Anyone studying the clichmont ai presale will notice what that means in coins:
You pay | At $0.135 | At 0.15385 |
$10 | near 74 | near 65 |
$100 | near 741 | near 650 |
$1,000 | near 7,407 | near 6,500 |
A $10 buyer would see a difference of nine coins, and a $100 buyer roughly 91 coins, or 12% fewer. Always trust the amount shown at checkout, and ask the company which figure applies.
What the Menu Shows
The left side of the app lists four tabs: Presale, Staking, History and User. The project website still says staking is not live and shows only a preview, so the Staking tab should be read carefully, and what it displays today is unknown.
Other details on the screen:
A “BNB Chain” label, meaning the purchase uses that network
A “Select token” menu for choosing how to pay
A “Receive” box that fills in the coins you would get
No mention of eligibility on the visible screen, although the announcement says only supported places can join
A “Connect Wallet” button, which is required before buying
A wallet connection should only happen on the exact web address shown in the browser. Never share a recovery phrase with anyone.
A Simple 15-Day Plan
Anyone joining the Clichmont AI presale can use the time left wisely. The terms page lists the risks, including price swings and limited liquidity.
A sensible plan looks like this:
This week: confirm the rate, your country’s eligibility and your personal limit
Before buying: write down the rate and time, and take a fresh screenshot if anything looks different
Before 30 October: watch the official X account for any update
On 30 October: the company plans to begin preparing funds for its second Bodø data center
Planned for 1 December: a first listing on a decentralized exchange
The last two items are company plans, not guarantees.
Conclusion
The clichmont ai presale looks simple on screen: a ticking clock, a counter at 0% and a rate that differs from the announcement.
The numbers are easy to read once explained, and those details deserve answers before any purchase.
Fifteen days is enough time to ask questions and get answers. Compare the sale screen with the official documents, set your own limit, and treat every date as a company target.
Disclaimer
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.
