Rollblock has set April 30, 2026 as the date when RBLK trading will begin. In an official update on X, the team said the token will launch on Uniswap with a confirmed listing price of $0.07. Talk around a possible Binance listing has picked up again, but there is still no official confirmation from either Rollblock or Binance.
A New Contract Address Replaces Earlier Versions
The main shift in the announcement is clarity on timing. Rollblock said the launch date is fixed and that all previous contract addresses should be discarded. The new address released by the team is 0x3F3ee693680D33289D495dd518E1B1b3A082D6f9, and users were told to verify details only through official channels.
So far, Uniswap is the only venue that has been confirmed. That puts early liquidity, trading depth, and contract verification at the center of market attention. After a long wait, the project has moved from a loose expectation to a defined schedule.
Presale Figures Add Detail Ahead of Open Trading
The report says the RBLK presale ended in December 2025. Based on the disclosed figures, the sale raised $12,321,629.44 and distributed 541,886,528 RBLK. Total supply is listed at 1 billion tokens, with 60% allocated to the presale and 11% reserved for exchange distribution.
The team also pointed to an 18-month live casino platform, updated gaming infrastructure and providers, broader fiat and crypto payment options, and a model that includes staking, buyback, and burn mechanisms. These details were presented as part of what the project says it has already built before public market trading starts.
Binance Listing Talk Is Still Only Market Speculation
The biggest unanswered question is whether RBLK will reach Binance. At this stage, the answer remains simple: there is no confirmed Binance listing. The source material explicitly says the idea is still market discussion rather than verified news. For a token launching only on Uniswap, that distinction matters because exchange access can shape early visibility and liquidity.
The article also cited a scenario analysis from CoinGabbar analysts. In that view, a Binance-linked case mentioned possible price points of $0.50 in the short term and $2 later, while a no-Binance case suggested a slower move toward $0.10 and $1. Those figures are not official guidance, and they were not confirmed by the project team.
What is verified for now is narrower: the launch date is set, Uniswap is the first confirmed trading venue, and the new contract address has been published. The next checks for the market are likely to be contract validation, first-day liquidity, and whether trading support expands beyond the initial listing.