Rollblock has set April 30, 2026 as the launch date for its RBLK token on Uniswap, with an announced listing price of $0.07. The update also includes a new contract address, revised tokenomics, and roadmap-related details after months of waiting and delays around the token release.
New contract address released before listing
The team published a new contract address for the token launch: 0x3F3ee693680D33289D495dd518E1B1b3A082D6f9. Users were advised to discard previously shared contract addresses, interact only with the official contract, and verify information through official communication channels. The message is clear. The team is trying to reduce scam risk and avoid confusion ahead of trading.
Tokenomics allocation now public
According to the article, 60% of the token allocation is assigned to the presale, 11% to holder rewards, 12% to marketing and partnerships, 11% to exchange-related listings, and 6% to the team. The breakdown points to early growth, liquidity support, and longer-term development, though the source does not provide deeper supply details beyond those percentages.
Presale raised more than $12.3 million
The presale phase has ended, and the source lists total funds raised at $12,321,629.44, with roughly 541,886,528 tokens sold. It also states that the presale accounted for 60% of total supply. Those figures are likely to remain the main benchmark for how the market judges early demand for RBLK before open trading begins.
Article outlines several price scenarios
Using the confirmed $0.07 launch price as a base, the source also mentions several projected ranges. For the short term, covering Q2 to Q3 2026, it gives $0.08 to $0.12. For the end of 2026, it lists a potential range of $0.15 to $0.25. A bullish long-term case for 2027 and beyond is described as $0.30+. These are presented in the source as discussion points from analysts and early investors, not as confirmed outcomes.
Community response remains mixed
The article says the announcement drew mixed reactions. Some community members welcomed the confirmed listing date, while others pointed to the delays and the original pricing. Engagement on the announcement post was described as relatively low, with sentiment leaning toward cautious optimism rather than broad enthusiasm. For Rollblock, the key test now is not the date itself but how RBLK performs once it starts trading publicly.