Arichain still has no confirmed listing date, and April 2026 is now viewed by many in the community as the next major window to watch. Publicly cited project figures show more than 534 million transactions, over 5.39 million holders, and a community above 1.14 million. Those numbers are large. Even so, the team has not named an exchange, issued a verified launch notice, or explained how Ariwallet points will convert into ARI tokens.
The timeline kept moving and users kept waiting
Expectations around the listing moved from targets in early 2025 to hopes for late 2025, then to discussion around Q1 2026, and now to April 2026 without a confirmed launch notice. A visible snippet tied to the project’s official X account still points back to a November 25, 2025 update saying Ariwallet registration had been completed. No verified listing announcement followed.
That gap changed the tone. Supporters argue the project is still advancing, while skeptics see a pattern of missed windows. A team-linked X post from Ari_Michelle said the goal was to move ahead with TGE within the year, and that the Ariwallet point system was scheduled to end in Q3. It kept expectations alive, but it still did not give users a fixed date.
Token figures keep the project in search trends
Reports citing project materials say total ARI supply is 500 million, with 70 million reserved for the public ICO and the ICO price set at 2 USDT per token. Combined with the user metrics, those figures help explain why Arichain remains a recurring topic in crypto search.
The biggest missing detail is still the airdrop math. No verified source in the material reviewed shows how Ariwallet points translate into ARI distribution. For users waiting on token allocation, that is a central issue.
Scam incidents added pressure to trust
Trust weakened further in November 2025, when the project’s Discord was hacked and fake airdrop messages pushed users to a phishing-style link, “arichain.live”. An anti-phishing tracker also flagged another Arichain-themed scam domain connected to fake airdrop messaging.
The split inside the community is now clear. One side points to wallet growth, transaction activity, and tokenomics disclosures. The other points to silence, scam noise, and the lack of exchange confirmation. Both sides, though, appear to agree on one thing: the official X account remains the only channel that matters for any real listing update.
Ariwallet and performance claims still draw attention
The technology angle is one reason users have not completely stepped away. Ariwallet describes itself as the official wallet for Arichain’s Multi-VM design, with planned support for both SVM and EVM. Reposted coverage also says the project claims throughput of up to 300,000 TPS. In the source material, that figure is presented as a project claim rather than an independently verified public benchmark.
The pricing side is less settled. Using the project’s ICO reference, 1 ARI equals 2 USDT. Comments about possible early trading ranges appear in the source as assumption-based market talk, not confirmed outcomes. For now, April 2026 matters because the market is still waiting for three missing pieces: a named exchange, a token distribution method, and a final TGE notice.