The $OZ community sale is over, and attention has shifted from fundraising to valuation. With no trading date announced, every price prediction for the token rests on one fixed reference: the $0.014 final round.
This report maps scenarios around that figure, using only data the team has published, and treats the Ozak AI presale as the baseline rather than a forecast.
The project’s sale-close post of October 3, 2026, and its November 7 update supply the starting numbers for every scenario below.
Metric | Reported figure |
Total raised | $7.65 million |
Tokens sold | 1.23 billion $OZ |
Sale phases | 8 sold-out phases |
Final round | $0.014 |
Holders | 658,247 |
Ecosystem users | 891,240 |
Listing window | Q4 2026 |
Trading date | Not announced |

Source: Official X Post
All figures are project-reported and have not been independently verified.
Because the Ozak AI presale was sold in eight rising phases, from $0.001 up to the final round, a single closing figure hides a wide spread of entry costs.
Dividing the $7.65 million raised by the 1.23 billion tokens sold gives an average cost near $0.0062 per token. That is about 56% below the $0.014 final round.
It is a blended estimate calculated here from reported totals, not a figure the team has published, but it shows why holders will not all behave the same way at listing.
Early-phase wallets hold large paper gains even if trading opens below $0.014, so some may sell into any strength.
Final-round wallets have no cushion, which makes that level a likely point of friction.
With 658,247 holders, modest selling from a small share would still add meaningful supply on day one.
These ranges are editorial scenarios, not forecasts. Percentages are measured against $0.014.
Scenario | Illustrative range | Change vs $0.014 | Core assumption |
Bear | $0.008 to $0.012 | -43% to -14% | Thin liquidity, early sellers dominate |
Base | $0.014 to $0.025 | 0% to +79% | Orderly listing, steady Eon usage |
Bull | $0.030 to $0.050 | +114% to +257% | Deep order books, rising paid users |
Even the bull row would need demand well beyond what the Ozak AI presale produced, because sale participation alone does not create secondary-market buyers.
Beyond the Ozak AI presale, product delivery and market conditions will shape where the token settles.
Exchange quality: deep order books at confirmed venues matter more than the number of venues.
Product usage: the Eon app offers a Trading Agent, Signals, Hyperliquid perpetuals, and Polymarket access, and paid Premium use could support steady token demand.
Chain expansion: Base and a native Binance integration are listed as planned, with no dates.
Supply release: final tokenomics and vesting terms publish only with the listing announcement, so early unlocks remain an unknown.
Timing: the team has committed to Q4 2026 and says it will not carry the listing into 2027, so a missed window would damage credibility.
Market tone: weak conditions in AI crypto would limit demand for any new listing.
In its first community update, posted on X on November 7, 2026, the team said exchange conversations are active and that listing remains on track for Q4 2026.
The update restates that the Ozak AI presale closed at $7.65 million with no venture capital involved. Venue names, chains, and dates will arrive in one official announcement with at least 14 days’ notice.
The October 3 sale-close post adds that TGE is expected within two to three weeks of exchange confirmation. Until then, the team says any $OZ contract address is fake, and claims open only at token.ozak.ai after TGE.
Until exchanges and dates are named, this price prediction stays a range, not a target. The $0.014 level is a reference rather than a floor, and the $0.0062 average cost shows why early and late wallets may act differently.
Readers weighing the Ozak AI presale outcome should wait for the official announcement before drawing firm conclusions.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be taken as financial or investment advice. Crypto markets are volatile, and details such as roles, plans, or figures mentioned here can change over time. Readers should do their own research before making any decisions based on this content.