ApeMars presale over: Bonus Stage Goes Live Before $APRZ Listing

ApeMars presale over: How to claim $APRZ tokens step by step

Apemars Stage 23 is closed. The presale is done. There is no Stage 24 that was always the plan.

But before the Mars Landing fires, ApeMars did something nobody was expecting. The team activated a post-presale Bonus Stage with Stage 12 pricing restored at $0.00012506 per $APRZ. The listing countdown is under 41 hours. And a new entry class just opened for the last time.

Here is everything happening right now: the Bonus Stage, what the listing looks like, the supply structure behind the token, and what analysts are projecting across bear, base, and bull scenarios.

What Just Happened: Presale Closed, Bonus Stage Opened

When phase 23 closed, that was supposed to be the end. No extensions, no new stages the ApeMars presale was designed as a hard close.

The team made a different call. The official ApeMars Twitter confirmed it directly: phase 12 pricing has returned at $0.00012506, available for a limited window before exchange listing.

This is not a presale extension. The presale is over. The Bonus is a separate, time-limited window running parallel to the listing countdown. Once it closes, that price point is gone permanently.

Phase 12 price at $0.00012506 is roughly 4.3x cheaper than the final Stage 23 presale price of $0.00054105. A buyer entering the Bonus Stage today has a materially different break-even point than any Phase 23 buyer and a wider gap to any realistic opening price on listing day.

Current Dashboard Numbers

The $331,906.79 raised figure reflects the Bonus standalone. The full presale across all 23 stages ran separately and closed at Stage 23.

The Burn Mechanic: Supply Tightens Before Listing

Every unsold $APRZ token at Bonus phase close gets permanently burned. This is not a soft commitment it is written into the contract structure. Not locked, not redistributed. Gone.

ApeMars already executed four major burn events during the presale at Stages 6, 12, 18, and 23. Every time a stage closed, unsold tokens from that phase were permanently removed from supply. The same mechanic fires when the Bonus phase closes.

The result: the circulating float entering the open market on listing day is tighter than what most projects carry at this fundraising level. Fewer tokens, the same demand from 23 stages of presale holders plus late Bonus buyers that is the supply-side argument ApeMars holders have been building toward since Stage 1.

Staking and Team Lock: The Retention Structure

Post-listing, the APE Yield Station goes live with 63% APY staking. Every holder who stakes immediately after Mars Landing removes tokens from the available sell side on the open market.

This is not a cosmetic feature. High staking participation in the first 24 hours after listing directly compresses day-one volatility. Low participation means early-stage holders who are already sitting on significant paper profit from Stage 1 prices dominate the order book from minute one.

Team tokens are locked for 12 months post-launch. No insider selling is structurally possible on listing day. This removes one of the most common early-stage risks for any new token launch.

The combination of the burn mechanic, 63% APY staking, and 12-month team lock forms a stronger supply structure than most community-driven meme token launches carry into their first trading day.

Three Dates That Define the Next 48 Hours

The listing is live today. Claim opens tomorrow at 08:00 AM UTC. Presale participants claim through the official ApeMars website using the same wallet used during the purchase.

Step-by-Step: How to Claim Your $APRZ on June 7

Step 1: Use the Same Wallet From Your Presale Purchase

The claim portal verifies your allocation using the exact wallet address that participated in the presale. Using a different wallet even one you own will show zero claimable balance. If you used a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor connected to MetaMask, use that same connection.

Step 2: Switch to Ethereum Mainnet

$APRZ is an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain. Before you do anything else, confirm your wallet is set to Ethereum Mainnet. Not a testnet. Not Polygon, BSC, or any other chain. Ethereum Mainnet only. In MetaMask, this appears in the network selector at the top of the extension.

Step 3: Add the Official $APRZ Contract Address

This step protects you from scams and makes sure your token balance shows up the moment you claim. Add $APRZ as a custom token using only the official contract address:

Contract Address: 0xaab17f1fccea5be51f6e2a5254927e06b06a985f
Network: Ethereum
Token Symbol: $APRZ
Decimals: 18

Critical: Copy this address only from website or the official (X) Twitter account. Never use a contract address shared in Telegram groups, Discord DMs, or any third-party website. One wrong address and your tokens are permanently gone there is no recovery.

Step 4: Add $APRZ to Your Wallet (Do This Today)

MetaMask:

1. Open MetaMask → go to the Assets tab

2. Click "Import Tokens"

3. Paste the contract address

4. Token name (APEMARS), symbol ($APRZ), and decimals (18) auto-fill

5. Click "Import Tokens" to confirm

Trust Wallet:

1. Open Trust Wallet → tap "Manage Tokens"

2. Tap the + icon → select Ethereum Network

3. Enter the contract address

4. Save with Name: APEMARS, Symbol: $APRZ, Decimals: 18

Coinbase Wallet:

1. Go to Assets → tap "+ Add Token"

2. Enter the contract address

3. Confirm details and tap Add

Step 5: Claim on June 7 at 08:00 AM UTC

Go directly to website. Connect your presale wallet. Click the claim button when it goes live. Follow the on-screen steps. If you added the token in advance, your $APRZ balance will show immediately after claiming.

If tokens do not appear after claiming, run through this checklist: confirm you are on Ethereum Mainnet, verify the contract address is correct, and refresh your wallet. These three steps fix the vast majority of display issues.

Common Mistakes to Avoid on Claim Day

Wrong wallet connected: If you connect a wallet that did not participate in the presale, you will see zero claimable balance. Always use the original purchase wallet.

Wrong network selected: Ethereum Mainnet is required. Any other network will cause the transaction to fail.

Contract address from an unofficial source: This is the highest-risk mistake. Fake contract addresses circulate on Telegram and Twitter the moment a project lists. One wrong token add and any tokens sent to that address are permanently lost.

Not refreshing the wallet after claiming: Tokens arrive but sometimes do not display until you refresh or re-import the token. If you added the contract in advance and claimed successfully, a simple wallet refresh resolves this.

What the Bonus Stage Means for the Existing Community

The Bonus activation is an unusual move for a project this close to listing day. Restoring Stage 12 pricing after Stage 23 close creates a second entry class with a completely different break-even profile from the existing presale community.

For the 1,884 presale holders already in particularly Stage 1 to Stage 12 buyers this changes nothing about their token allocation or listing position. For anyone still on the sidelines who followed the campaign but did not enter, the Bonus is the last time the price returns to early-campaign levels.

Once the Bonus phase closes, the burn fires, the circulating supply is set, and the listing price discovery begins from wherever the first candle opens.

Disclaimer

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. All $APRZ price prediction figures are analyst estimates based on publicly available data. No CEX exchange has been officially confirmed for the ApeMars listing. The 4,200% upside figure is a project-published claim and not a guaranteed return. Cryptocurrency investments carry extreme risk including total loss of capital. Always conduct independent research before making any investment decision.