Ozak AI says its $OZ token generation event is scheduled for May 11, 2026, with the presale now 99% sold and total funds raised above $7 million. According to the project materials cited in the source article, the presale ran through seven phases, selling 1.18 billion tokens, while the final-stage token price is fixed at $0.014.
The project also states that $OZ already has live pages on CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap. Those pages include token data, supply figures, wallet address information, and project details. The article frames those tracker listings as items exchange teams commonly review before approving a new token for trading.
Presale figures and TGE timing are now central
The source material identifies May 11 as the key TGE date for the community. Ozak AI’s FAQ, as quoted in the article, says the exact launch date and trading pairs will be announced 7 to 10 days before the event. The same article also notes that the presale dashboard showed roughly two days remaining at the time referenced.
For tokenomics, Ozak AI says the supply is fixed at 10 billion tokens. The vesting structure is described as 10% unlocked at TGE, followed by a one-month cliff and then six months of linear vesting. Based on that structure, about 117 million $OZ would enter circulation on day one from presale allocations.
Audit status, on-chain record, and platform activity
The project says it completed dual audits by CertiK and Sherlock, with the reports published in its documentation portal. The article also says the presale has a clean on-chain record on Ethereum, though it does not provide additional chain-level detail beyond that statement.
Ozak AI also shared operating data for its product layer. Its Eon dashboard is said to be live with 8,000 daily active users and more than 440,000 ecosystem users. The article says the platform is already running AI-based inference functions and portfolio tracking.
First exchange remains unnamed
As of the article’s publication, Ozak AI had not disclosed which exchange would list $OZ first. The team’s stated position is that the exchange partner will be announced 7 to 10 days before trading starts. The article includes analyst views that platforms such as MEXC or Gate.io may be more realistic first-listing candidates given the project’s current profile.
That part is analysis in the source article, not a confirmed exchange arrangement. The same piece says tier-1 venues such as Binance and Coinbase typically require larger community metrics and a longer operating history.
Target listing price and analyst opening range differ sharply
The official dashboard, according to the article, shows a target listing price of $1.00 for $OZ. The source describes that figure as reflecting the team’s own valuation vision. Separate analyst estimates cited in the article suggest a more realistic opening range of $0.03 to $0.06, depending on early market demand.
The article argues that vesting could be one of the main variables shaping day-one trading. With only 10% of presale tokens unlocked at launch and the remainder locked for at least one month, the structure is presented as a way to limit immediate sell pressure. The source closes with a disclaimer that the material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice.