Azbit has confirmed that the BDAG/USDT trading pair is coming to its platform, with deposits, trading, and withdrawals all marked as “coming soon.” That puts BlockDAG close to launch on the exchange, but neither Azbit nor the project has published an exact listing date. The widely discussed June 11 date remains unconfirmed.
According to the source material, BlockDAG says it has more than 4 million users and over 300,000 token holders. CoinGecko places BDAG at about $0.00004975. The token is already available across 13 exchanges, but Azbit would represent its first major centralized exchange debut. The article says market signals point to a launch before June 15, 2026, though that is still an inference rather than a formal schedule.
Legacy Sale pricing and buyback terms remain project-stated terms
BlockDAG is still running its Legacy Sale, where tokens are offered at $0.00000088 each. The project has also stated a $0.01 buyback price, but the source explicitly notes that this is the project’s own claim and not a guarantee of market value. The process uses a direct swap structure: buyers acquire tokens at the legacy rate, register them through the dashboard, and then submit them to the Buyback Program. Settlement is set to occur in USDT before November 1, 2026.
The project reportedly raised $452 million during its presale, described in the source as one of the largest raises of 2025–2026. With the Legacy Sale nearing its end, BlockDAG is being positioned as moving from its presale phase toward broader open-market trading.
Rollblock is already trading on Uniswap after missing its earlier target
Rollblock took a different path. The team did not launch on its planned April 30 date, and then RBLK went live on Uniswap on May 18, 2026 without an announcement, according to the article. The token opened at $0.01 and is now trading near $0.0015, a decline of more than 85% from launch. The report says that kind of drop is not unusual for early-stage tokens with thin liquidity, but it also shows that the project’s $12.3 million presale has not yet translated into strong exchange depth.
Rollblock’s published roadmap places Phase 2, its CEX expansion window, in June 2026. That has led parts of the community to focus on June 30 as the likeliest target, but the team has not confirmed that date. The source frames the most probable timing for a first CEX debut as late June to mid-July.
No June 11 confirmation from either team
Beyond Azbit, the article says BlockDAG has been in talks with Binance, MEXC, and KuCoin, but none of those exchanges has been confirmed for July 2026. For Rollblock, the more realistic exchange candidates listed in the source are KuCoin, MEXC, BitMart, XT.com, and CoinStore. Binance is described as a long shot, based on the article’s view that the exchange has generally avoided casino-linked tokens.
At this stage, the confirmed facts are limited. Azbit has confirmed the upcoming BDAG/USDT listing, Rollblock has been trading on Uniswap since May 18, and neither project has confirmed a June 11 listing. BlockDAG appears closer to a new exchange milestone, while Rollblock is still waiting for its first centralized exchange debut.