DeepSnitch AI officially launched the V1 version of its on-chain intelligence platform today, rolling out real-time monitoring tools powered by AI agents. But the milestone has been overshadowed by the catastrophic performance of its native token $DSNT. After debuting on exchanges on March 31, the token has lost over 95% of its value from the presale range of $0.04–$0.048, currently hovering around $0.00005 — and some trackers report figures as low as $0.00000001.
V1 Delivers Three AI Agents
The V1 suite includes SnitchScan (hidden risk detection), AuditSnitch (smart contract analysis), and SnitchFeed (live on-chain alerts and stealth wallet tracking). The team claims these tools allow retail traders to front-run whale and influencer moves before they hit the public radar. A 2026 roadmap promises predictive analytics and custom alerts, with the goal of evolving the platform into a predictive intelligence hub.
$DSNT Crashes 95%, Liquidity Dries Up
Despite the technical delivery, the market painted a grim picture. The project raised $2.8 million in its presale but crashed immediately after launch due to scam allegations. Uniswap data shows a trading volume of just $10,600, creating severe slippage for sellers. Many early buyers report tokens not appearing in wallets and bugs when trying to unstake $DSNT, effectively trapping their funds.
User Complaints and Team Response
The community is flooded with complaints: missing token balances, insufficient exchange liquidity, and unresponsive unstaking functions. The project team directs users to their official Telegram group, where moderators are working to resolve wallet visibility and claiming issues. However, many holders remain skeptical — one user wrote: "If I can't even withdraw, what good are the tools?"
DeepSnitch AI has not provided a clear explanation for the token collapse or disclosed team token holdings. Whether the V1 platform's utility can eventually salvage market confidence remains an open question.