Rollblock has set April 30, 2026 as the date for RBLK to begin trading on Uniswap at $0.07. The launch covers market trading, the staking platform, and the claim portal, but it does not mean holders will receive full token access on the first day.
Trading starts first, while claims follow a fixed vesting schedule
According to the project’s latest X thread, the first claim opens on May 15 for 5% of tokens. The remaining schedule is 10% on May 30, 10% on June 30, 25% on July 30, 25% on August 30, and the final 25% on September 30. That shifts attention away from the listing headline alone and toward how supply actually reaches the market over time.
The same post says users need a DeFi wallet such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or Coinbase Wallet, along with a small amount of ETH for gas fees. It also sets a hard operational deadline: wallet address changes must be completed before April 30. If a wallet is incorrect or inaccessible before that cutoff, the thread says the user will not be whitelisted for claims and may have to wait until the full vesting period has ended.
Tokenomics and lock terms show a tighter launch framework
The whitepaper describes RBLK as an Ethereum ERC-20 token with a total supply of 1 billion. Allocation is listed as 60% for presale, 11% for exchange listings, 11% for rewards, 12% for marketing, and 6% for the team. CoinMarketCap currently shows a preview page rather than a full live market page, with total and max supply both at 1 billion and 600 million listed as self-reported circulating supply.
The timeline has changed from earlier public references. Previous material had pointed to a December 1, 2025 Uniswap debut, while the current active plan is April 30, 2026. There is also a difference in the liquidity lock description: the whitepaper referred to a 24-month lock after network debut, while the latest X thread says liquidity will be locked for three years.
Uniswap remains the only confirmed venue so far
Verified market depth is still limited at this stage. CoinMarketCap has not yet shown a mature live trading history for RBLK, and recent coverage says no centralized exchange has confirmed support. For now, Uniswap is the only venue clearly identified. That leaves early price discovery dependent on wallet participation, pool depth, and how much vested supply stays off the market in the opening weeks.
The April 30 launch date, then, is less about broad availability than about execution. Market participants will be watching whether trading opens on schedule, whether staking activity appears, whether the liquidity lock can be seen on-chain, and whether wallet verification issues stay limited during rollout.