BlockDAG says its legacy sale is now in its final hours, with the team releasing fresh details on what follows after the sale closes. According to the update, BDAG can currently be bought at $0.00000044, while the project’s buyback offer allows selling at $0.05. The company said that window will close within 48 hours, and a direct swap option is active during the period. Once the sale ends, those terms are not expected to return.
At the time cited in the source material, BDAG was trading at $0.00004003, down a little more than 1% over the day. Market capitalization was listed at $3.24 million, with $1.75 million in 24-hour trading volume. The spread between the sale price, the quoted market price, and the buyback level stands out, putting more attention on execution and timing in the next phase.
Aftersale opens with 119.21 million BDAG still available
The legacy sale is wrapping up, but the aftersale is already live. The source says about 119.21 million BDAG remain available at $0.00000044. No separate end date for the aftersale was given in the material, but the team did state that the current legacy-sale terms will not come back once this period closes.
On exchange plans, Azbit has been confirmed as the listing venue. Still, no exact listing date has been announced. The source mentions late June or July as the most realistic window based on the pace of updates and reported exchange discussions, but that timing is presented as speculation rather than a formal schedule from the project.
Roadmap points to network upgrade, miner rollout, and staking
BlockDAG also outlined several roadmap items tied to the post-sale stage. One of the clearest milestones is a network upgrade aimed at faster speeds and deeper DeFi integration through high-level RPCs. That upgrade, according to the source, is set to complete on Tuesday at 6 PM GMT. It is one of the few items attached to a specific deadline.
Hardware shipments are already going out, and miners are expected to come online soon after. The team also said users will be able to lock tokens for rewards, indicating a staking feature, and that a single app is planned to manage BDAG activity. The roadmap also refers to additional digital asset features on the network. In the source material, these items are described as active efforts rather than broad long-range claims.
Price estimates were published, but listing timing is still unresolved
The article also included short-, medium-, and long-term price estimates. As the listing approaches, BDAG was projected to range between $0.00005 and $0.0002. If the network upgrade lands well and staking lifts demand, the medium-term target was given as $0.001 to $0.005. A broader DeFi footprint and miner activity were cited as factors that could push the token toward $0.01 to $0.05 over a longer period, matching the buyback reference price at the top end.
The same source states clearly that these figures are estimates, not guarantees. For now, the unresolved Azbit listing date remains a key variable, while miner activation and delivery of staking will also matter. Based on the available information, those operational checkpoints are likely to be watched more closely than the projections themselves.