One month after its chaotic Uniswap debut, DeepSnitch AI's DSNT token trades at a fraction of its presale price. The project has walked a tightrope between technical failure and attempted recovery.
From $0.04669 to $0.0005: DSNT's Rollercoaster Launch
DSNT went live on Uniswap on March 31, 2026, following a presale that raised over $2.6 million. Within hours, claim issues triggered a panic sell-off. Combined with thin initial liquidity, the price collapsed from the final presale price of $0.04669 to near $0.0005 — a 99% drop. Security platform Blockaid flagged the contract as high-risk, fueling rug-pull fears.
Contract Audit and High-Risk Label Removal
The development team patched the claim mechanism and underwent a comprehensive smart contract audit. Once the fixes were deployed, Blockaid removed its high-risk warning — a critical milestone. The team also launched the first version of its AI-powered scam detection tool, with beta agents like SnitchGPT and AuditSnitch now used by roughly 2,500 holders.
Where Is DSNT Now? A 45% Daily Rally Still Leaves a 95% Hole
As of May 2, 2026, DSNT trades at $0.002278, still down about 95% from the presale price. However, the token saw a 45% intraday rally in the previous 24 hours, touching a local high of $0.0075 before settling. Market cap sits between $2.3 million and $3.5 million, far below the $35 million projected at TGE. For those who bought at the panic bottom near $0.001, the current price represents over a 100% gain.
Road Ahead: SnitchCast and CEX Listing Rumors
The 2026 roadmap includes two new AI agents: SnitchCast (real-time news analysis) and SnitchFeed. Rumors are circulating about potential listings on tier-2 centralized exchanges such as MEXC or Gate.io, which could bring much-needed liquidity beyond Uniswap. Analysts suggest that if the broader crypto market stays bullish, the scam narrative may fade as the tool gains users. But selling pressure from presale bonus holders remains a heavy drag on any return to $0.04.