TikCoin Network says July 1, 2026 remains its official launch date for exchange listing, TikWallet activation, and the first live $TIK transfers. The schedule has not changed. According to the project timeline cited in the source material, the TikChain app went live in March, TikApps and the TikTrust Score system followed in April, and KYC reopened on June 12, all in line with earlier announcements.
Launch date is fixed, but two core items are still pending
With seven days left before launch, TikCoin had still not named the centralized exchange where the token would list. That missing detail has drawn close attention from the community. Exchange names circulating in discussions include MEXC, Gate.io, BitMart, Binance, and KuCoin, but none of them have been confirmed by the project. The source states that the only channel that counts for confirmation is the verified X account @TikCoin_Network.
The original report points to two possible reasons for the silence: compliance and liquidity talks may still be under review, or the team may be holding the announcement for a late pre-launch release 48 to 72 hours before listing. Those are possibilities, not confirmed facts. What is confirmed is simple: the exchange name has not been announced.
Token lock ratio may matter more than the venue
The source puts more weight on the anti-dump lock ratio than on the exchange itself. TikCoin has a total supply of 3,333,333,333 TIK, and 80% of that supply is held in community miner wallets, or about 2.66 billion tokens. If a large share of those tokens is temporarily locked, the circulating supply at launch would be tighter. If the ratio is low, more tokens would enter the order book early. The project had not published that ratio at the time of the report, though the source expects it before July 1.
KYC reopened on June 12 and is required for access
TikCoin reopened KYC on June 12. Verification is now available inside the TikChain app through Profile → KYC. The project’s guidance is clear: if KYC is not completed, tokens remain frozen. That means no transfers, no trading, and no access on listing day.
The report also says the email used for KYC must match the mining account email exactly. If the information does not match, the process has to start again. For users facing camera issues, the browser-based portal kyc.tikchain.network is listed as an alternative path.
What is publicly known before launch
Based on the material available at publication, TikCoin’s pre-launch snapshot includes the following: listing date July 1, 2026; total supply of 3.33 billion TIK; 80% community mining share; more than 300,000 verified miners; no confirmed exchange name; no confirmed anti-dump lock ratio; and KYC open through the TikChain app.
The roadmap referenced in the source also points to TikWallet activation, internal transfers, and exchange listings happening at launch. One other point was made explicit: no official Tikcoin Bonus Code has been released through verified channels, and any code circulating online has not been confirmed by the team.