The BlockDAG Presale has become one of the most talked-about events in crypto this year, but not for the right reasons.
The network recently announced that it has raised over $376 million, yet many investors now believe it could be a scam.
Source: X (Previously Twitter)
Across social media and forums, people are mocking the project, saying the presale never seems to end and only looks like a way to keep raising money.
When the BlockDAG Presale started, it quickly caught attention. The team had earlier shared that the pre-sale would end on August 11, with the listing set for the same day.
But it is now August 19, and the pre sale is still live on the project’s website.
This delay has raised strong doubts in the community. Some investors feel cheated, saying that the pre sale keeps moving without a final BlockDAG launch date.
Such unclear timelines have made many suspicious about whether the project is genuine at all.
On its official site, the project mentioned the names of five exchanges MEXC, LBank, Coinstore, BitMart, and XT on which listing will be there, but left 15 more unnamed.
While this might look promising, the fact that no fixed listing date has been shared makes the whole situation look shaky.
Supporters argue that exchange deals take time But critics say if the team has already raised hundreds of millions, there should at least be one solid update about where and when the token will go live.
For now, the BlockDAG Presale continues, but with little trust from the wider community.
If the project does finally launch, the BlockDAG price prediction shows a wide range. The token’s pre-sale price is just $0.0016, with a total supply of 150 billion BDAG coins.
Analysts believe that if it secures top-tier exchange listings, the token could touch close to $1 on launch day.
However, without Binance or other leading exchanges, a safer guess would be between $0.050 and $0.50.
Demo trading is already live on the platform, which suggests that a launch might still happen. But the long delays have left investors wondering if the BlockDAG Presale is really leading anywhere.
The longer the pre-sale goes on, the more vocal the criticism is getting. More traders think that it can become one of the biggest 2025 scams if the project does not list.
Source: X (previously Twitter)
Although there are still hopeful buyers, the absence of proper communication and constant fundraising are difficult to miss.
BlockDAG Presale has hit huge figures but is under serious question regarding its legitimacy. Without the announcement of BDAG listing date and uncertainty regarding exchange listings, the future of the project is in the air.
If it does deliver, it may catch the market off guard. But otherwise, it will be remembered as one of the largest scams in the history of crypto.
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