GXT Exchange Update: Presale Sold Out, Fake Listing Warning
GXT Exchange Update: Token Sale Officially Wraps Up
This GXT Exchange Update covers the presale's close, a caution against a fake listing claim, and what happens next before the mainnet launch.
The project confirmed on August 23, 2026, that all three presale stages are now fully sold, together raising $1,450,000 USDT from buyers across the round.
Full Presale Breakdown: $1.45 Million Raised
Per this GXT Exchange update, the first round sold 5,000,000 units at $0.12, the second sold 3,000,000 units at $0.15, and the third sold 2,000,000 units at $0.20, completing the full 10,000,000 unit sale supply.
The team thanked its community after reaching the milestone and pointed followers toward its published roadmap for what comes after.
Round | Units Sold | Price | Raised |
First | 5,000,000 | $0.12 | $600,000 |
Second | 3,000,000 | $0.15 | $450,000 |
Third | 2,000,000 | $0.20 | $400,000 |
Source: Official Post
Warning Against a Fake BingX Listing
Hours before the sellout announcement, this GXT Exchange update also includes a direct caution shared by the project against buying the token through BingX.
The account stated the token is not listed on that platform and cautioned buyers against pages claiming otherwise, a point this GXT Exchange update repeats directly. Trading through an unconfirmed venue carries added risk, since no verified pair, liquidity, or support exists there for anyone relying on it.
Key points from the warning:
The token is not listed on the named platform, per the project's own statement
Buyers were told directly not to use that route
No explanation was given for how the fake listing page appeared
Readers should confirm listings only through venues named directly in the roadmap
This GXT Exchange Update also revisits the sale terms themselves. Sixty percent of the third round's units unlock at the Token Generation Event, referred to as TGE, with the remaining forty percent released after a three-month lock, matching terms set when it first opened.
Source: Official X Post
What Comes Next: TGE and CEX Listings
With the presale fully closed, this GXT Exchange update turns next to what the roadmap lists as its immediate milestones. The TGE is targeted for August 28, 2026, alongside the project's first listings on centralized exchanges, both set for the same date under the published timeline.
Milestone | Target Date | Status |
Presale close | August 23, 2026 | Completed |
August 28, 2026 | Upcoming | |
First CEX listings | August 28, 2026 | Upcoming |
Two outside venues, Biconomy and Coinstore, have separately confirmed a trading pair through their own accounts, a distinction worth repeating given the false listing claim tied to a different platform not named among either confirmed venue.
Readers should treat only listings confirmed by both the project and the named venue as verified and should be especially cautious of pages surfacing through search results or paid promotions rather than an exchange's own official channel.
The roadmap also lists further plans beyond the launch date, including a presale-funded buyback and burn mechanism, a self-custody wallet, and a spending card tied to early presale participation. None of these carry a confirmed date yet, and each remains marked upcoming until the project shares further specifics.
Conclusion
Taken together, this GXT Exchange update marks the formal end of the sale, a caution against a false listing claim, and a five-day runway before the project's targeted mainnet launch.
Readers should rely on the roadmap and verified accounts when checking updates, rather than third-party pages referencing the token.
YMYL Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Readers should conduct their own research and verify listings directly through official channels before buying or trading any token.
