Rollblock’s token RBLK began trading on Uniswap on May 18, 2026, but the listing arrived without a public announcement. The project had previously pointed to April 30 as its launch date. That date passed with no release and no explanation, and the market only realized trading had started once the token appeared on the decentralized exchange.
Price action quickly became the main focus. RBLK launched at $0.036 and was trading at $0.00408 at the time of writing. The source described that as a 61% decline from launch, with a drop of more than 15% in a single day. The reported market figures listed an all-time high of $0.036, an all-time low of $0.00364, total value locked of about $47.4K, and $74.3K in 24-hour trading volume.
A missed launch date followed by an unannounced DEX listing
The controversy is not limited to the chart. According to the source material, Rollblock’s original launch date was April 30, 2026, but the token did not go live then and the team did not publish a public update explaining the delay. Weeks later, RBLK appeared on Uniswap without a new post on X or Discord, which drew immediate attention from the community.
For smaller tokens, a DEX debut can happen with limited buildup. A missed deadline with no follow-up creates a different reaction. The article said presale buyers can now claim tokens through the official dashboard at presale.rollblock.io, and users facing claim issues were asked to contact the team through Discord.
Why Deepsnitch AI is being brought into the conversation
The report linked Rollblock’s rollout to Deepsnitch AI. That project was listed on Uniswap on March 31, 2026, and claims-related problems and scam allegations surfaced within days, damaging its reputation. Rollblock is now being compared on the basis of a similar pattern: a Uniswap-only listing, a silent market debut, and an active claim process that the market has not fully tested yet.
The source stopped short of calling the cases identical. It framed the real test as whether token claims proceed smoothly and whether the team starts communicating clearly before any next listing event. Those two points now sit at the center of the project’s credibility debate.
Roadmap mentions CEX listings, but no official confirmation yet
After the Uniswap listing, attention shifted to whether RBLK could move to a centralized exchange next. The source said Rollblock’s roadmap points to CEX listings after Uniswap and referenced Binance as an example, but no official announcement had been made at publication time. Based on that roadmap timing, the article said such a listing could come around May 30 or June 1, 2026.
The source also included possible price scenarios tied to a CEX debut, but those ranges were presented as estimates rather than confirmed outcomes. What is clear from the available facts is that the market is watching less for the exchange name itself and more for whether Rollblock addresses the missed launch, the silent debut, and the token claim process before the next milestone.