DeepSnitch AI officially launched $DSNT on Uniswap on March 31, 2026, opening trading on Ethereum after a presale that raised nearly $2.9 million. The project describes itself as an AI-based tool built to track whale wallets in real time and detect rug pull scams as they emerge on-chain.
Current DSNT trading settings on Uniswap
The token is trading under a set of early-stage controls. According to the published rules, buy tax is 0.3% and sell tax is 5%. Users who want to place sell orders also need to set wallet slippage to at least 6%, or the trade may fail. To access the market, traders need a compatible wallet such as MetaMask, must switch to the Ethereum network, and should hold enough ETH to cover gas.
The team also put in place two temporary anti-bot restrictions. There is a 1-hour trading cooldown, and each sell order is capped at 50,000 tokens. Those measures are described as temporary and intended to keep price action steadier during the token's first phase of trading.
Presale buyers can now claim tokens
Token claiming is open for presale participants. Holders of non-staked allocations can claim 100% immediately. Staked allocations follow a 7-day vesting schedule, unlocking gradually. The project says this structure is designed to protect token value. For users who do not see their balance in Trust Wallet, the guidance is to add the custom token contract manually.
Roadmap points to multi-chain expansion and possible CEX listings
The published roadmap places the Uniswap debut at the start of a broader expansion phase. DeepSnitch AI plans to add support for Solana and Base to lower user fees. It also lists upcoming tools named SnitchGPT and AuditSnitch, both aimed at helping traders identify scams earlier. Later in 2026, the team says it plans to launch Institutional Tracking for dark pools.
On the exchange side, the roadmap mentions efforts to secure spots on major centralized platforms including Binance Alpha, Gate, MEXC, and KuCoin. At the same time, the source material states there is no official confirmation for those listings. The project also warns users to avoid fake links and phishing pages, use only the official website, verify the contract address on Etherscan, and never share a seed phrase with anyone presenting themselves as support staff.