DeepSnitch AI’s DSNT token has now completed three months since its March 31 TGE on Uniswap. The trading history has been volatile from the start. DSNT launched at a presale price of $0.047, then fell to $0.000330 within days, a drop of nearly 99%. That early collapse triggered scam accusations from parts of the market, and Blockaid at one point placed a warning on the token address on Uniswap.
Price collapse gave way to product rollout and rumor-driven spikes
Roughly ten days after launch, the team pushed a V1 update that added working AI agents to the product. Liquidity stayed thin during that period, though the Blockaid warning was later removed. On May 13, DSNT climbed to an all-time high of $0.0242 on exchange-listing rumors, but the move did not last.
In the following weeks, DSNT posted extreme swings in a market with limited liquidity. The token saw a single-day gain of 80% and later a single-day drop of 50%. Fake listing rumors surfaced more than once, and each round produced a brief rally before prices slipped back. By June, DeepSnitch AI said its core product suite was fully live inside the app, including SnitchFeed, SnitchScan, SnitchGPT, SnitchCast, and AuditSnitch. Even with those releases, volatility remained high.
Current trading metrics still reflect limited on-chain traction
At the time cited in the source, DSNT was trading at $0.00110, up $0.000076 or 7.45% over the past 24 hours. Its full trading range since launch runs from $0.000330 to $0.0242. On-chain activity remains light, with TVL at $19.9K and 24-hour trading volume at $668.04.
Roadmap keeps the focus on multi-chain rollout and a CEX push
The project’s 2026 roadmap outlines several next steps. These include multi-chain integration on Solana and Base, broader cross-chain monitoring, and an AI dashboard for real-time surveillance. A later Predictive Intel phase is set to bring SnitchCast-driven news and alpha aggregation, holder alerts, advanced predictive analytics, and more customizable alerts.
The roadmap also mentions smarter AI tools, trend detection ahead of market moves, trade alerts tied to top holders, tracking of VC and market maker wallets, dark pool tracking, compliance modules, and an institutional dashboard. For centralized exchange plans, the roadmap says a CEX listing is meant to follow the DEX launch. The expected timeline has shifted from the original three-month window to Q3 2026, with LBank, Bitget, and Bitway named as exchanges in focus, though no public date has been confirmed.
Why the listing timeline slipped
The source says centralized exchanges usually review new tokens based on 30 to 90 days of sustained volume, enough liquidity depth, completed KYC documentation, and a clean compliance record. DSNT does not yet appear to meet all of those conditions. The initial three-month CEX target passed at the end of June, moving expectations into Q3.
The article also links periods without listing news to price weakness, while rumor-led spikes have failed to hold. It adds that confirmed exchange listings have historically lifted trading volume by 200% to 400% within a few days of announcement. Whether DSNT sees that kind of recovery, based on the source, depends on product usage data and a formal CEX listing announcement before the end of Q3 2026.