The Dola AI listing set for October 20 never appeared, and now the project’s last public pages are gone as well. Its X account returns an “account doesn’t exist” message, and the official website at dolaofficial.site no longer loads.

Binance, OKX and five other exchanges were named in project posts, yet no listing notice from any of them surfaced in a search on October 21. So where do presale buyers turn? With every official channel offline, no one is left to answer.
Project posts named seven venues for the debut: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, MEXC, Upbit and KuCoin. A PancakeSwap listing was also shown, per previous presale coverage. Real listings are announced by the exchanges themselves, on their own notice boards.

An October 17 follow-up report had already noted that no OKX notice existed. The Dola AI roadmap also files major exchange listings under Phase 3, not the near-term launch stage.
The X profile carried nearly every claim above, and the website hosted the presale and airdrop pages. Both are now unreachable. The site has been live as recently as October 21, 8:00 UTC.
The airdrop asked entrants to follow the account, like a pinned post and repost it. Those steps can no longer be completed. No replacement channel, statement or refund notice has been confirmed.

Source: Official Telegram Account
Terms promoted before the pages went dark, per the same two reports:
Network: BNB Chain
Presale Rate: 1 BNB = 12,000,000 DOLA, with a 0.1 BNB minimum
Airdrop pool: 750,000 DOLA, tied to four social tasks
Fixed supply: 10 billion DOLA
Allocation: 35% community and airdrops, 25% ecosystem and staking, 15% liquidity, 10% team, 10% treasury, 5% partnerships
Price: none, because the token never began trading
The project is separate from the Inverse Finance stablecoin that uses the same ticker. Price pages for that ticker describe another asset.
The pattern is a serious warning sign. Sensible steps for the users include:
Send no more funds to any address linked to the project
Save the wallet address, transaction hashes and screenshots
Ignore anyone offering paid “recovery” help, since follow-on scams are common
Distrust any new “official” account claiming to continue the project
Consider reporting the loss to a local consumer or financial authority
(This is not financial advice. Presale funds sent to an unverified address may be unrecoverable.)
The next real signal is a verified statement, an exchange notice or a public contract address. Until one appears, Dola AI stands as a missed launch with no working website, no social account and no confirmed way to reach its team.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Crypto markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.