GXT Exchange News: TGE Countdown, Listing Warning and Security Update

GXT Exchange News TGE Listing Security Update

GXT Exchange News: TGE Countdown, Listing Alert and Security Update

GXT Exchange News this week centers on the final stretch before its token generation event. 

With the presale closed and August 28 approaching, the project has pushed out three separate updates covering the listing, a fake-platform warning, and account security.

GXT Exchange News: TGE Set For August 28

According to the GXTExchange, its Token Generation Event, or TGE, is confirmed for August 28, 2026, when the token moves from presale allocation to a live, tradeable asset for the first time. 

The official website, gxtexchange.com, carries a matching "Stay tuned for the launch" message.

Two outside venues have separately confirmed trading pairs through their own accounts: Biconomy.com and Coinstore, each posting confirmation of a spot pair coming to their venue. 

Neither has set a firm trading date yet, leaving GXT's own August 28 launch as the only fixed date on the calendar so far.

Presale Sold Out, Fake Listing Warning

Per the official account, Presale Stage 3 has fully sold out, closing the token sale ahead of launch. 

Sixty percent of Stage 3 units unlock at TGE, with the remaining 40 percent released after a three-month lock, matching the terms set when the stage opened.

Separately, the project issued a direct warning against a fake listing claim tied to BingX. 

The official account stated the token is not listed there and cautioned users against any page claiming otherwise.

  • Presale Stage 3: fully sold out, priced at $0.20 per token

  • TGE unlock: 60% at launch, 40% after a 3-month lock

  • Confirmed trading venues so far: the home platform (Aug 28), Biconomy.com, Coinstore

  • BingX is not an official listing venue, per the project's own warning

Information cover by GXT Exchange

Source: Official X account

Withdrawal Fees Drop To Zero On Main Platform

GXT also announced it has removed gas costs from withdrawals on its main site, a separate update from the earlier Airdrop Bot payout feature. 

According to the official announcement, this change applies specifically to withdrawal charges, not trading or conversion fees elsewhere, which are still listed in the published fee schedule.

Update

Detail

TGE Date

August 28, 2026

Presale Status

Stage 3 sold out ($0.20/token)

Withdrawal Fees

Gas costs removed (main site)

Confirmed Listings

Home platform, Biconomy.com, Coinstore

Fake Listing Flagged

BingX (not official)

Login And Account Security Reminder

Alongside the withdrawal update, the project repeated a standard security reminder as part of this GXT Exchange News cycle: never share your login credentials with anyone, including anyone claiming to represent the project's support team. 

This follows an earlier note that over 98 percent of customer assets are held in air-gapped, multi-signature cold wallets, with a monthly Proof of Reserves report published for transparency.

What's Next

With the presale closed and launch just days out at the time of this update, the next confirmed milestone is the August 28 launch itself, alongside whichever venue, if any, follows Biconomy.com and Coinstore in setting a firm trading date. 

Genuine GXT Exchange News about a broader listing wave, or life after TGE, will only be available once the token actually goes live.

Disclaimer

This article is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.

Bablu Singh Nirwan

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