ApeMars went quiet after raising $532,969.34 in presale funds. According to the source material, APRZ began trading on Uniswap on June 6, 2026, then collapsed from $0.005800 to $0.00000032 within minutes at 06:10 AM UTC on June 7. That marked a 99.95% drop. At the same moment, the project’s X account was suspended, its Instagram disappeared, and no public statement came from the team.
Verified timeline from presale close to market collapse
The sequence laid out in the report is unusually detailed. ApeMars closed its presale at 9:25 PM UTC on June 5, raising $532,969.34 from 1,884 holders across 23 stages. The final presale price was $0.00012506 per token. APRZ then listed on Uniswap at 08:00 AM UTC on June 6, opening near $0.00584, close to the project’s stated listing target of $0.0055.
The move reversed sharply a day later. The source says the crash unfolded across only 11 recorded trades, while Bitcoin remained stable during the same window, which argues against a broader market event. By June 9, DexScreener showed the APRZ/WETH pair on Uniswap with only $1,400 in liquidity and a market cap near $75,000. That left a large gap between the funds raised in presale and the liquidity visible in the live market.
Staking claim went live, but major questions remain open
The project was not completely inactive by June 23. Its official Telegram channel posted a pinned announcement on June 19 saying the 63% yield program claim function would go live at 2:00 PM UTC, and the claim was delivered on schedule. The source adds that rewards claimed on June 19 are locked for two months and are expected to become withdrawable around August 19, 2026.
That on-time launch complicates any single reading of the case. Telegram remained active, and the apemars.com claim portal was still online. Still, the central issues were unresolved. On June 15, Blockaid flagged APRZ on Uniswap as a potential honeypot, and the warning was still active as of June 23. The X suspension also remained in place, with no explanation from the team and no replacement account presented as an official communications channel.
Three external signals now matter most
The source points to three developments that would materially change the picture. First, restoration of the original X account, along with a verifiable statement covering the June 7 crash, the liquidity situation, and next steps. Second, fresh liquidity added to the APRZ/WETH pair on Uniswap; the report says any addition above $50,000 would change exit conditions for holders, while the current level near $1,400 leaves the price highly sensitive to sell pressure. Third, removal of the Blockaid warning after confirmation that the flag was a false positive.
As of June 23, the facts that can be verified are narrow but important: the presale funds were raised, the token crashed, the project’s main social accounts disappeared, and the staking claim feature did go live on time. Until the X account returns, the Blockaid flag is cleared, or liquidity is restored in a meaningful way, APRZ’s quoted price and its practical exit price remain far apart.