BlockDAG said its BDAG legacy sale is in its final stretch, with tokens still available at $0.00000044 each. The project stated that about 113.68 million coins remain. Once that supply is sold or the sale window closes, that entry price will no longer be available. No fixed closing date has been confirmed, and the article says the sale is expected to end in July 2026 or later based on the current pace.
At the same time, BlockDAG said a major network upgrade has already gone live. According to the project, this is not a testnet. The network now supports 5,000 transactions per second, while transaction confirmation takes about 2 seconds. The system is described as being built for payments, trading, gaming, lending, stablecoins, and application usage.
Buyback range disclosed alongside the sale
The article also cited a direct swap buyback rate of $0.05 to $0.10, depending on the phase. Set against the legacy sale entry price, that leaves a wide gap in favor of earlier participants.
Still, the source did not provide a fuller schedule for the swap process or a hard deadline for the sale itself. Based on the information available, the closing point remains tied to how quickly the remaining supply is sold.
Azbit is the only confirmed exchange so far
On exchange plans, BlockDAG said listing preparations are moving in parallel with the legacy sale. Azbit is the only exchange named as confirmed in the source material. No exact listing date has been locked in, though the article places the likely timing around late July 2026, when public trading could begin beyond the direct swap channel.
That timeline is still presented as an expectation rather than a confirmed schedule. The source offers no exchange notice or detailed rollout calendar beyond that estimate.
Current market data and price scenarios were included
The article listed BDAG at a current price of $0.00003800, with a market capitalization of about $3.18 million and $1.65 million in 24-hour trading volume. It also said the token was down more than 3% intraday.
For price scenarios, the source outlined three ranges: $0.001 to $0.005 after listing as early buyers take profit; $0.01 to $0.05 if the 5,000 TPS network gains real users; and $0.10 to $0.50 if a broader dApp ecosystem is built out. The same article noted that these are estimates only, not guarantees.
The timing is central to the project’s message. BlockDAG paired the sale’s late stage with a live network upgrade, while leaving the next proof point to post-listing activity such as on-chain usage, developer participation, and dApp launches.