Ozak AI says it has partnered with Herond Browser, adding its predictive market intelligence tools to a decentralized Web3 browser. The announcement has renewed attention on one question: when the OZ token will actually begin trading on crypto exchanges. The project also says its official presale across seven phases has sold out, with an extra bonus round still open.
Herond integration puts Ozak tools inside the browser
According to the article, Herond Browser is an AI-powered Web3 browser built for the decentralized internet, with a native non-custodial multi-chain wallet and a privacy shield included. Under the new partnership, Ozak AI’s predictive intelligence models are being integrated directly into that browser environment.
The stated goal is to let users access predictive analytics and AI agents on their devices without switching between apps. In the project’s framing, that kind of embedded utility could strengthen the token’s case for exchange listings, since trading venues often look for assets with active use cases and an existing user base.
Presale sold out, bonus round continues at $0.14
The source says all seven presale stages for OZ have already sold out. Ozak AI is now running a 3x Bonus Round for users who missed earlier pricing. The current token price is listed at $0.14, and participants in that round are said to receive three times the number of tokens they purchase.
Figures cited in the article show the project has raised $7.39 million, with the sale marked as 99.52% complete. That ongoing round is described as a “sudden death” phase, meaning it could end without notice before the project moves into confirmed exchange-listing steps.
Listing date still depends on exchanges and market conditions
On the launch schedule itself, the project has not provided a fixed listing date. The article says the team has preparations in place for the OZ TGE, including audited contracts, exchange liquidity, and listing planning, and that it is in discussions with Tier 1 and Tier 2 platforms.
Still, the launch is described as being on hold until exchanges give approval and market conditions are stable. The piece says Q2 2026 had previously been viewed as the most likely window, but because the timeline had already reached June, the final month of that quarter, Q3 2026 is now presented as the newer launch window. The article does not claim that a final date has been confirmed.
Price scenarios after TGE remain speculative
The source also outlines several possible post-TGE price paths. It says the team has set a target listing price of $1.00, a sharp increase from the current $0.14. The same article adds that reaching that level would require listings across multiple exchanges and strong launch momentum.
It also sketches out alternative scenarios: if heavy opening volume leads to quick profit-taking, the token could trade in a $0.40 to $0.60 range; if the broader crypto market sees a sudden sell-off at launch, OZ could face pressure below $0.10 for a period. These figures appear in the source as scenario analysis rather than confirmed market outcomes.