1EyeChain has promoted a public website presale and previously said that a Coinstore IEO would begin on September 5, 2026. That date has now passed. CoinGabbar could not independently confirm a completed IEO, an active Coinstore trading pair, or an official listing time during this review.
This update explains what the project has announced, which details remain unconfirmed, and what users should check before interacting with the presale or token.
The project has promoted a public presale through its website. However, the current sale stage, token price, accepted payment assets, hard cap, vesting terms and closing date were not independently confirmed for this update.
The earlier release said the Coinstore IEO would start on September 5, 2026. CoinGabbar did not find a matching public Coinstore announcement that confirmed the IEO, trading pair or listing schedule. The Coinstore name should therefore be treated as a project-reported claim unless the exchange publishes its own notice.
Readers can compare this status with other tracked crypto IEO listings before reviewing any sale.
1EyeChain describes itself as an AI-focused blockchain project intended to support decentralized applications, smart contracts, digital assets and Web3 services. These descriptions explain the team’s plans, but they do not prove that all named functions are live.
The project website also refers to Binance Smart Chain. Public information reviewed by CoinGabbar did not clearly show whether 1EyeChain currently runs an independent Layer 1 mainnet or uses BNB Smart Chain infrastructure. A live explorer, technical documentation and public validator data would help resolve this point.
Readers who want broader network coverage can review CoinGabbar’s blockchain news section.
The project has described a set of planned network features and token uses. CoinGabbar did not independently test these functions, and readers should not treat them as confirmed performance claims.
AI-related blockchain tools
Support for smart contracts and decentralized applications
Scalable transaction processing
Low-cost network activity
Staking and governance functions
Tools intended for developers
No public benchmark, validator count, finality measurement or fee table was confirmed during this review. A technical claim such as high speed or low cost should be supported by current testnet or mainnet data.
Payment of network transaction fees
Staking rewards
Governance participation
Ecosystem services
Developer incentives
These uses appear to be planned utilities. They should be described as active only after the related network, contracts or services can be independently checked.
The team says presale funds may support blockchain development, AI integration, audits, wallet work, partnerships, community growth and marketing. It has also linked the funding plan to exchange-launch preparation.
The article does not provide allocation percentages, treasury addresses, spending controls or an independently reviewed financial plan. For this reason, the list shows proposed uses rather than verified spending.
The project previously listed an IEO, exchange listing, token generation event, wallet integration, partnerships and developer tools as future milestones. The September 5 IEO date has passed, but its outcome could not be confirmed from an official Coinstore notice.
The roadmap should be updated only when primary evidence is available. Valid evidence may include a Coinstore announcement, a live trading pair, a token-generation transaction, a working explorer, a public code repository or a release from a named partner.
For additional token-sale research, readers can explore CoinGabbar’s crypto presale list.
Presale tokens can carry high technical, liquidity and execution risks. Before sending funds, users should confirm each important detail through a primary source.
The official token contract and supported network
The total supply, sale price and accepted payment assets
Token allocation and vesting schedules
The presale receiving address and wallet controls
A current audit from a named security firm
Public team and legal-entity information
A live explorer, code repository or technical documentation
Any exchange listing announcement published by the exchange itself
CoinGabbar tracks broader exchange listing updates, but every listing should still be checked on the named exchange.
The 1EyeChain website and community channels support the existence of the project’s promotional campaign. They do not independently confirm that the Coinstore IEO took place, that the token became tradable, or that all stated blockchain functions are live.
Until Coinstore publishes a matching announcement, the IEO and listing must remain marked as unconfirmed. CoinGabbar will need a direct exchange notice, trading-pair page or other primary evidence before changing that status.
More company and project announcements are available in the crypto press release section.
1EyeChain describes itself as an AI-focused blockchain project working on infrastructure for decentralized applications, digital assets and Web3 services. Its presale, token utility, technical features and exchange plans should be treated as project-reported unless supported by independently verifiable evidence.
The following links were supplied as the project’s official contact channels.
Project: 1EyeChain
Website:Â https://1eyechain.network/
Telegram:Â https://t.me/oneeyechainnetwork
Disclaimer: This page contains project-reported information and an editorial verification update. It does not provide financial advice or endorse the token, presale or exchange claim. Crypto presales may involve fraud, contract, liquidity and loss risks. Verify all addresses and terms through primary sources and conduct independent research before taking any action.