Two major updates just landed within hours of each other, and this YeBlock News roundup covers both. The exchange confirmed about its Strategic Round private sale on September 2, 2026, while a separate announcement confirmed the AI Wallet product is now live for claims.
This YeBlock News report breaks down the sale terms, referral structure, and what the new wallet actually does.
According to the official notice, the Strategic Round is the latest stage in YeBlock's private-sale sequence, following the KOL, Pre-Seed, and Seed rounds. Funds raised will go toward community development and marketing, including user support, brand awareness, and ecosystem growth.
This YeBlock News update confirms the sale runs for 30 hours, and any unsold allocation will be distributed through a proportional airdrop rather than left unsold.
Detail | Confirmed Figure |
Launch time | September 2, 2026, 8:00 PM ET |
Total allocation | 5,000,000 YBT |
Price range | 0.7 to 2 USDT per YBT |
Purchase limit | 1 to 5,000 YBT per user |
Sale duration | 30 hours |
Pricing model | Price rises over time; earlier entry costs less. |
Allocation size depends on a combined assessment of chat activity, referral volume, check-in count, and verified team member emails. Each user gets three chances to draw an allocation and can act on only one of the drawn results.

Source: Official X Post
This update also confirms the Foundation is separately subscribing to 3,000,000 YBT, which is not eligible for the airdrop. That allocation breaks down as follows:
1,000,000 YBT reserved for private-sale airdrops, split 250,000 YBT across the KOL, pre-seed, seed, and strategic rounds
1,000,000 YBT allocated to trading mining
1,000,000 YBT set aside for the AI short-drama creation platform airdrop
Referrals carry a direct cash incentive during the sale window. When a referred user completes a USDT subscription, the referrer earns a percentage of that amount:
Level 1 referral: 3% commission
Level 2 referral: 1.5% commission
Level 3 referral: 1.5% commission
Commissions are only calculated on subscription amounts that meet the official event rules, and each stage may close early once its allocation sells out.
Compared with earlier private-sale stages, the Strategic Round carries a wider price band and a much larger single-round total than the KOL, Pre-Seed, or Seed rounds combined at the low end.
The time-based pricing model means the effective cost per token rises as the 30-hour window progresses, so participants who move early lock in the cheaper end of the 0.7 to 2 USDT range.
The decision to route any unclaimed portion into a proportional airdrop, rather than let it sit unsold, also signals that the team wants broad token distribution rather than a partial raise.
None of these mechanics are unusual for a private round, but the combination of a fixed short window, tiered referral payouts, and a guaranteed fallback distribution gives participants a clearer picture of how supply will move than a typical open-ended presale would.
The second half of this YeBlock News update covers a separate product launch. The AI Wallet is now open for claims, and the chosen name becomes an agent's identity while doubling as its address for sending and receiving funds.
Key points confirmed in the announcement:
Users claim their AI Wallet by going to Apps, then AI Wallet, inside the platform
The chosen name serves as the agent's unified identity and its payment address
Traditional payment rails are built around human identity checks, not autonomous agents
Agents can't complete identity checks on their own or reliably handle ongoing, unattended payments for things like travel, lodging, or tickets
The wallet supports frequent, small-value transactions, including micropayments
Claims are open starting today, per the official notice
This YeBlock News launch positions the wallet as infrastructure agents can call directly, rather than a consumer-facing feature aimed at manual, one-off use.

Source: Official Announcement
Both updates confirm YeBlock is moving on two fronts at once: opening its Strategic Round private sale with a fixed 30-hour window and tiered pricing, while bringing its AI Wallet product live for claims.
The sale's structure, including capped allocation, a rising price mechanism, referral tiers, and a fallback airdrop for unsold tokens, gives participants a clear picture of how supply and rewards will move.
The AI Wallet launch points to a longer-term bet on agent-based payments rather than a one-off feature. As with any time-sensitive sale or product claim, final allocation, exact commission payouts, and any schedule changes remain governed by YeBlock's official event rules, not this summary.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. All details are based on YeBlock's official announcements and are subject to change without notice. Readers should verify current terms, pricing, and eligibility directly through official channels.