Orexn has set an early April launch window for OXN, with the token scheduled to roll out in phases between April 1 and April 7, 2026. The team shared the late-stage TGE roadmap on X, showing a sequence that runs from the end of farming and IDO into claims and exchange listings rather than a single all-at-once debut.
Listings will be rolled out in stages
Exchanges named so far include LBank, UZX, GroveX, Huostarter, and Uniswap. LBank’s own notice points to April 2 for its part of the launch. Orexn said exact listing times for each centralized exchange will be disclosed later, and the rollout may still shift by one to two days for operational reasons.
The project also asked users to finish wallet connection, verification, level requirements, and task milestones before the snapshot begins. For claims, users are instructed to connect an Ethereum ERC-20 wallet and not use exchange wallets. That puts the focus on eligibility checks and account setup in the days before launch.
Presale, farming, and claim dates are now fixed
The current schedule shows farming ending on March 26-27. The IDO phase runs through March 29, and the public sale closes on March 29 at 2:00 PM UTC. The claim window is planned for March 30-31. The timeline is compact, with each stage following closely after the last.
According to the project’s official channel, the round has raised $560,000. Out of 53,931,823 tokens allocated for the presale, 46,068,177 have been sold at a presale price of $0.0056. The website adds platform-level figures of 250K+ active users, a 4.8B farm pool, and $1.6 million raised across the platform.
Initial OXN price disclosed
Orexn lists the initial OXN launch price at $0.0129, with a total supply of 4.25 billion tokens. The source article also mentions a short-term projected range of $0.10 to $0.50, though that remains a forecast tied to listing rollout, demand, and early market sentiment rather than confirmed trading data.
The latest update gives the market a tighter schedule and a clearer sequence. Key dates are now public, while exchange-specific timing is still set to come in separate notices.