Ozak AI still has no fixed public trading date for its $OZ token. What the team has confirmed is the launch order: TGE comes first, exchange listings come after, and the trading pairs plus launch times will be announced through official channels 7 to 10 days before the event.
The sequence is confirmed, but the calendar date is not
According to the project FAQ and recent updates on X, Ozak AI has not released a final public listing day. The FAQ says the initial listings are scheduled to go live right after TGE, with the exact pairs and timing to be shared shortly before that milestone. That leaves a gap between what is verified and what has been circulating in rumor-driven launch posts.
The team has also described the current phase on X as the “final sprint” toward the $OZ TGE. That wording points to progress, but it does not confirm an exchange launch date. For now, the clearest reading is simple: the rollout structure is known, while the exact day remains unpublished.
Claims and contract deployment are tied to the same launch event
The listing timeline is also linked to how token claims will work. Ozak AI says presale buyers can already see their allocations on the dashboard after purchase, but the tokens only become claimable during TGE through a one-click process. The final ERC-20 contract is also scheduled to be deployed at TGE.
The stated purpose is to reduce confusion and cut the risk of fake token pages appearing before release. In practice, that means claiming, contract deployment, and exchange launch are part of one coordinated sequence rather than separate milestones.
Presale stage, supply, and vesting details are already public
The project has disclosed several tokenomics figures that frame the launch. The presale is currently in Phase 7 at a stated price of $0.014. Project documentation also lists a target price of $1.00. Total supply is set at 10 billion $OZ, and 10% of that supply is reserved for liquidity to support exchange depth.
The vesting schedule is also defined: 10% unlocks at TGE, followed by a 1-month cliff and then 6 months of linear vesting. These numbers do not reveal the listing date by themselves, but they do show how much supply may enter circulation in the early trading period.
Team says $OZ is not listed yet and warns about scams
Because there is still no live exchange price, attention has centered on launch mechanics, token visibility, and community updates rather than market action. The team has warned users that $OZ is not officially listed yet and has flagged fake support accounts, false claim messages, and scam attempts.
Until the official TGE notice arrives, the Ozak AI listing timeline remains a matter of sequence rather than a published date: TGE first, listings next, and full timing closer to launch. The project’s guidance is to rely only on verified announcements, not screenshots, direct messages, or third-party hype posts.