The DeepSnitch AI price just made a big move. DSNT token is up 81.04% today, trading at $0.00198, with a total value locked (TVL) of $34.1K on its Uniswap pool.
Although the amount is low, for a token that crashed 99% at launch, that is a number worth paying attention to.
But the DSNT token has done this before — spiked hard, then pulled back harder. So, what is really happening here?
Is today's jump real which will lead the token to new highs or going to crash harder as hype fades?
DSNT token price in May 2026 remains in one of the most volatile situations. DeepSnitch launched on Uniswap on March 31, 2026, after raising $2.87 million in its presale. The opening price was $0.04762. Within hours, it fell 99% to $0.000330.
Then it started recovering in late April to Early May, on May 13, DSNT surged 676%, achieved its ATH of $0.0242 on a rummored DeepSnitch AI listing news. Then remained 10–20% up and down on alternate days.
On May 21st, it went down 50%. And today, it again gained close to 82%.

Source: Uniswap Official
Deep Snitch Price Current Data
Price Today: $0.00198 (+81.04%)
TVL on Uniswap pool:$34.1K
DSNT all-time high: $0.0242
All-time low at launch:$0.000330
Looking at that trajectory, the question on DSNT’s price volatility and today’s surge makes sense.
This token is micro-cap. The TVL sits at $34.1K. That means a small buy order moves the price fast — up or down. Whale wallet activity is the biggest driver here.
One large holder selling pushes the price down 30–40%. One large buyer does the opposite. That is why Deep Snitch price swings look so dramatic on the chart.
May has already seen multiple double-digit moves in both directions. Despite the heavy volatility, DSNT still holds 4x or 300% gains from its launch lowest point. That kind of resilience on a token that got hit with a false honeypot flag and a 99% crash is not nothing.
Today's 81.04% spike follows the same pattern as earlier May surges. No confirmed CEX listing has dropped yet. That means this could be organic accumulation ahead of a listing announcement, or it could be a short-term pump that fades within 24–48 hours.
Both have happened before this month.
The team has been clear that a centralized exchange listing is coming after the DEX launch phase. And the DSNT Uniswap launch has now been two months already.
Community signals and analyst tracking point to Gate.io or MEXC as the expected venues, with late Q2 2026, i.e. June, as the most likely window. No official date has been confirmed yet. That uncertainty is exactly what is keeping the price choppy.
A confirmed Deep Snitch CEX listing would change everything for the token.
Right now, anyone trading DSNT has to go through Uniswap, deal with thin liquidity, and eat slippage. A major exchange brings order books, real volume, and new buyers who would never touch a DEX-only token.
Where does the DSNT price go from here? It depends almost entirely on one thing, the DeepSnitch launch date 2026 for a CEX. Here are three honest scenarios based on the data:
Bull Case – CEX listing confirmed on Gate.io or MEXC: Price targets $0.007–$0.010 on the announcement alone. A run back toward the all-time high of $0.0242 becomes possible if Solana expansion lands alongside the listing.
Base Case – Listing arrives in Q2 without major upgrades: Price likely sees a 3x–5x move from current levels. Settles somewhere in the $0.007–$0.015 range as new buyers come in and early holders take some profit.
Bear Case – No announcement by end of Q2 2026: Volume on Uniswap stays low. Whale wallets lose patience. DSNT crash risk rises back toward the $0.001 range.
Gtech Network is supposed to launch today on multiple exchanges after it completed presale and TGE. However the team suddenly delayed the launch without giving any firm reason or a new date. Community estimating the exchanges talk as the primary reason.
Ozak AI went the other route. The team locked in CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap listings, completed 7 phased presales, and published full tokenomics ahead of launch.
But the project still claims that listing will happen only after the market recovers and the exchange confirms their contract.
Right now, DeepSnitch AI sits somewhere between those two stories. The team is probably avoiding launch in the current situation where geopolitical tensions and regulatory changes are influencing prices heavily.
Exchange clearance could be the second major cause of delayed listing as the project already faced scams and honeypot allegations. It also has a very low liquidity.
For now, until a DeepSnitch AI listing date lands officially, every price spike like today's 81.04% move carries the same risk: it could reverse just as fast as it came. The next announcement from the team is the only thing that changes that story permanently.
Note: This article is for information purposes only. All the information and facts are based on market present data. The article itself does not claim anything.