TikCoin has closed its first KYC phase and confirmed July 1, 2026 as the date when internal transfers will go live. The team said the next week will be used to review submitted applications, refine the verification process, and integrate the final KYC system directly into the TIKmining app.
KYC review moves in-app after the first phase closes
Users who already completed KYC will not need to submit again. According to the project, email notifications will be sent after each application has been reviewed and processed. Once KYC reopens, the full process will run inside the app rather than through the earlier setup.
The project also said the first opening window brought a very high number of new registrations, which briefly put pressure on servers. Its infrastructure team responded during that period, and the system is now said to be operating normally.
July roadmap starts with transfers and points to exchange listings
The clearest milestone in the current roadmap is the launch of internal user-to-user transfers on July 1, 2026. That will mark the first point at which holders can send and receive TIK inside the network. After that, the project is targeting exchange listings during July 2026.
The article says the TGE, or Token Generation Event, is tied to the mainnet launch. At that stage, mined balances are expected to become fully transferable and tradable on exchanges. No exchange names have been confirmed. The team only said listings on major platforms are part of its July preparation plan.
One operational detail remains open: some user balances may be locked at the start of transfers. The exact amount, duration, and rationale have not yet been published, though the team said those details will be announced before implementation. The stated reason is long-term ecosystem stability.
Social mining model and token allocation are already defined
TikCoin presents itself as a Web4 social-and-crypto project built around decentralized identity and token rewards tied to daily activity. Users earn TIK through actions such as check-ins, posts, likes, and comments, a model the project describes as social mining.
The mining app is already available on Google Play and the App Store. On token structure, TikChain’s total supply is listed at 3,333,333,333 tokens. The allocation breaks down as 80% for community mining, 8% for team and development, 5% for marketing, 5% for partnerships, and 2% for a reserve fund.
Price discovery remains pending until exchange trading begins
The source material states that TIK has no official market value before exchange listings begin. It references comparable token structures and suggests a possible range of $0.50 to $1 under a high-adoption scenario, but that is presented as a market view in the article rather than a confirmed project valuation.
The same material notes that the 80% community mining allocation could bring substantial supply into circulation once listing starts, with early price pressure described as potentially reaching 30% on the downside. It also links longer-term value to user retention, multi-country compliance activity, and team capacity. The article says the project has more than 10 full-time members.