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AIGrain Presale Enters Final 23 Days Before September 29 Listing
06 Sep 2026, 18:30
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AIGrain's presale page shows 23 days remaining before its stated September 29 listing date, with Round 2 of the presale roughly a quarter filled toward its 130 ETH hardcap.
<p>AIGrain's presale page now shows 23 days remaining on its countdown timer ahead of a stated September 29 listing date, marking what the project describes as the final stretch of its presale period. According to the presale site, the token is set to list at an initial price of $0.95, following the presale's exchange rate of 1 ETH per 270,000 AI tokens.</p>
<p>The presale is currently in its second round, with the project's site showing the first round -- carrying a 200 ETH hardcap -- marked as completed. Round 2 carries a 130 ETH hardcap, with the page showing 34.33 ETH raised toward that target at time of writing, putting the round roughly a quarter of the way to its stated cap. The presale sets a minimum purchase of 0.005 ETH and a maximum of 20 ETH per participant.</p>
<p>AIGrain describes itself as a project focused on artificial intelligence applications, with its roadmap citing work across robotics and machine learning use cases. The project's site states that AIGrain has "trained 100,000 AI companies since 2023" and has agreements with unspecified partner companies, though the presale page does not provide further detail or independent verification of those claims.</p>
<p>According to the project's current purchase instructions, participants send ETH to a designated presale contract address and then provide their receiving wallet address to the AIGrain team through Telegram, with token distribution to purchasers' MetaMask addresses stated to occur on September 28, the day before the planned listing. The project's roadmap also references a longer-term target of reaching $13 per token, a goal the roadmap had originally framed around 2025.</p>
<p>As with any presale-stage token, the September 29 listing date, the $0.95 initial price, and the pace of funds raised in Round 2 reflect the project's own figures as published on its presale site rather than a confirmed exchange listing announcement or independently audited fundraising total. Readers evaluating participation should treat these presale-stage figures as the project's own disclosures rather than verified facts.</p>
<p>The presale is currently in its second round, with the project's site showing the first round -- carrying a 200 ETH hardcap -- marked as completed. Round 2 carries a 130 ETH hardcap, with the page showing 34.33 ETH raised toward that target at time of writing, putting the round roughly a quarter of the way to its stated cap. The presale sets a minimum purchase of 0.005 ETH and a maximum of 20 ETH per participant.</p>
<p>AIGrain describes itself as a project focused on artificial intelligence applications, with its roadmap citing work across robotics and machine learning use cases. The project's site states that AIGrain has "trained 100,000 AI companies since 2023" and has agreements with unspecified partner companies, though the presale page does not provide further detail or independent verification of those claims.</p>
<p>According to the project's current purchase instructions, participants send ETH to a designated presale contract address and then provide their receiving wallet address to the AIGrain team through Telegram, with token distribution to purchasers' MetaMask addresses stated to occur on September 28, the day before the planned listing. The project's roadmap also references a longer-term target of reaching $13 per token, a goal the roadmap had originally framed around 2025.</p>
<p>As with any presale-stage token, the September 29 listing date, the $0.95 initial price, and the pace of funds raised in Round 2 reflect the project's own figures as published on its presale site rather than a confirmed exchange listing announcement or independently audited fundraising total. Readers evaluating participation should treat these presale-stage figures as the project's own disclosures rather than verified facts.</p>