Ozak AI is still pointing to the end of Q2 2026 for the OZ token generation event, while keeping the exact launch date open. According to the project, its seven-stage presale ended on May 14 after raising more than $7.2 million, with over 1.19 billion OZ tokens sold before any exchange listing went live.
Instead of closing sales after the presale, the team moved into a bonus round. Buyers can still purchase at $0.014 and receive a 3x token allocation. The project says there is no countdown and no 24-hour notice for the end of this phase; once a listing date is locked with an exchange partner, the bonus round will end immediately.
Team says liquidity, market makers and airdrop are ready
The project’s public explanation for the delay is centered on timing rather than operations. Ozak AI says liquidity is in place, market makers are lined up, and infrastructure has already been prepared. It also says 60 million tokens are set aside for an airdrop to early supporters.
The remaining hold-up, according to the team, is market conditions. The project says it does not want to launch into a volatile week and lose momentum built during the presale. In its own timeline, a late-May launch is possible if the crypto market stays strong, while June is described as the more likely outcome if the team waits for a steadier setup. The official listing date is expected to be announced only 7 to 10 days before launch through official channels.
Ozak AI also says the final ERC-20 contract for OZ will only go live at TGE. Until then, participants interact with a verified presale contract. The project frames that decision as a way to reduce confusion around fake tokens ahead of launch.
Why Binance is part of the conversation
The article presents Binance as the exchange most discussed by the community, though it does not cite any official confirmation from the platform. The case for a possible Binance listing is based on several points: Ozak AI says it has completed security audits with CertiK and Sherlock; OZ is already tracked on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko; and the team claims the Eon platform has logged more than 500,000 connected wallets and over 8,000 daily active users before public trading begins.
The report also points to partnerships with Sentient, Spheron, and OpenGPU as part of the listing narrative. In the article’s framing, fundraising size, audit status, community numbers and partner roster are the metrics usually watched ahead of a top-tier centralized exchange listing. That said, the Binance angle remains speculation at this stage.
Project mentions a $1 listing target, but not as a day-one certainty
On valuation, the article says the team is targeting an OZ listing price of $1.00, compared with the $0.014 presale price. That implies roughly a 71x jump. The same article also acknowledges that hitting $1 on day one would be difficult.
Using the report’s own range, even an opening between $0.05 and $0.10 would translate into about 3.5x to 7x for phase-7 buyers. Token release structure is presented as one factor that could limit early sell pressure: only 10% of OZ is scheduled to unlock at listing, followed by a one-month cliff before more tokens are released.
The article compares that setup with prior Binance listing moves, citing Render’s 2023 listing and a reported fourfold rise within 30 days, while saying Fetch.ai followed a similar pattern. Those examples are used as market comparisons, not confirmation. The actual launch date, exchange roster and price action for OZ still depend on future announcements from the project.