ArexAI Presale Round 2: $500K Pool Plan, Burn Proof and Dates to Check In crypto news today, the ArexAI Presale is only days away from its second and final phase. Round 2 opens on 23 October
In crypto news today, the ArexAI Presale is only days away from its second and final phase. Round 2 opens on 23 October at $0.02, double the opening price.
Instead of repeating earlier coverage, this report explains what the new phase is built to do and what the team has published since the first sale closed.
Theofficial presale page calls this stage “Open the market” and labels it a liquidity sale.
In plain words, the money is meant to help create a place where ARXAI can be traded, while the first sale paid for product work.
Its proceeds were assigned to AI platform development, beta expansion, and wider smart-contract features.
Detail
Round 2
Price
$0.02 (2 cents) per ARXAI
Tokens offered
25,000,000
Opens
23 October 2026
Closes
22 November 2026
Length
30 days
Funding ceiling
$500,000
Unsold tokens
Permanently destroyed (burned)
Simple maths: 25 million tokens at $0.02 equals $500,000, so a fully sold phase would reach the ceiling exactly. That calculation is ours, not the team’s.
A trading pool is a shared pot of two assets that lets people swap one for the other.
The team’s plan pairs 25 million ARXAI with up to 500,000 USDT, a dollar-linked coin, and aims for an opening pool ratio of $0.02.
Progress of this phase can be followed on apublic blockchain page that the site links for this stage.
Dividing 500,000 by 25 million gives $0.02, matching the sale price.
The words “up to” mean the final pot depends on how much is actually raised.
Leftover tokens are burned and never carried into another sale.
The sale is labeled for liquidity and listings, not for new product work.
The dates also leave a pattern. Between the first round and this one sits a five-day gap, and counting from 22 November to the planned 27 November trading date gives another five days. That reading of the calendar is ours.
The site describes the five-day window to finish, verify and burn after the first sale. A new results panel on the homepage is built to show tokens sold, unsold, confirmed burned and current supply, using apublic record of the first sale.
When we opened it, the panel was still loading, so we cannot report those totals.
Anyone following the ArexAI Presale should note the panel’s own rule: unsold tokens do not count as burned until a matching burn receipt appears.
The panel also waits for extra network confirmations before showing a result, so a short delay is normal.
Thedevelopment log shows a burst of releases between 13 and 18 October, all focused on Excel work.
Date
Version
What it does
13 Oct
3.16.0
Creates, inspects and revises real Excel files
15 Oct
3.26.0
Matches invoices with several payments
15 Oct
3.28.0
Builds a nine-sheet analysis report
18 Oct
3.30.0
Shows Round 1 burn evidence inside the app
18 Oct
3.31.0
Previews exact cell edits and allows rollback
18 Oct
3.32.0
Separates questions from edit commands
Several entries note that tests used synthetic data and that desktop and mobile browser behavior remains unverified.
The whitepaper, now version 1.5.1 and updated on 13 October, revises the reserve to 431.25 million ARXAI, with five of 20 release tranches already used.
It reports 191 passing internal tests, adds that audit is still pending, and says the project is not a registered legal entity.
A planned airdrop budget of 28.75 million ARXAI is outlined on theairdrop page. Applications are closed, funding is unverified and per-person rewards are not set. Contribution rewards are separate.
The team sets each reward by importance and impact, with no lock-up, and applications stay open until the budget runs out, with no guaranteed award.
Public trading is planned for 27 November, and a preview profile is not trading.
Dates to watch:
23 October: second phase opens at $0.02
22 November: second phase closes, leftover tokens burned
27 November, 18:00 UTC: planned PancakeSwap trading start
The ArexAI Presale enters its final stage with a clear plan and several open questions. Check the first sale’s burn result, treat the trading plan as a plan, and remember that tokens and beta products carry real risk.
This article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial or investment advice. Crypto assets are high risk, their prices can be very volatile, and you can lose some or all of your money. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
