Rollblock went live on Uniswap on May 18, 2026, missing its earlier April 30 target. The launch arrived without a major announcement. Once trading opened, presale participants rushed to claim tokens, and attention quickly shifted to wallet display issues, price volatility, and growing speculation around a possible Binance debut.
Claimed tokens may need a manual wallet import
Some holders said they claimed RBLK but could not see the balance in their wallets right away. According to the project team, the fix is to use the wallet’s “Import Token” or “Add Custom Token” function and enter the contract address 0x3F3ee693680D33289D495dd518E1B1b3A082D6f9. Once saved, the tokens should appear.
For mobile users who cannot connect to the presale dashboard, the team’s guidance is to open presale.rollblock.io inside the wallet’s built-in browser and connect from there. Based on the source material, the issue appears tied to wallet display and connection flow rather than missing token distribution.
RBLK trades at $0.00442 after a sharp post-launch drop
Price action has been rough. The source says RBLK was trading at $0.00442 on Uniswap at the time of writing, roughly 60% below its launch price. That kind of decline is not rare for a newly listed token, but the scale of the move still put the launch under pressure.
There was also a quick reversal. Within one day, the token posted a 28% rebound. For an asset that had just started trading on a decentralized exchange, that bounce stood out and suggested short-term demand had not disappeared.
Binance listing speculation focuses on May 23, with no official confirmation
After the Uniswap launch, community attention turned almost immediately to Binance. Discussion in the community points to May 23 as a possible listing date for RBLK, but no official announcement has been made. The team has not confirmed that Binance will list the token, nor has it validated the date circulating in community channels.
That leaves the market with a narrow set of confirmed facts: RBLK is live on Uniswap, and Binance listing talk remains unverified. Until the project publishes an update through official channels, the May 23 date should be treated as speculation rather than confirmed exchange news.
Source also outlines price scenarios, not confirmed outcomes
The original piece included several directional price scenarios. Those ranged from a move toward $0.008 to $0.012 if a listing were confirmed, to a medium-term target of $0.02 to $0.04 over three to six months. On the downside, it also mentioned the chance of a drop to $0.002 to $0.003 under a “buy the rumor, sell the news” pattern, and even below $0.001 under weaker conditions.
Those figures are presented in the source as projections, not established market results. The confirmed data points remain the delayed Uniswap launch, the wallet import workaround, the $0.00442 trading price, the 60% decline from launch, and the 28% one-day rebound.