Ozak AI Presale Stages: How the OZ Sale Moved Round by Round
Ozak AI presale stages took OZ from $0.001 in phase one to $0.014 in the final round, and the sale now sits above 99.8% filled.
This guide shows how each phase worked, what is left to buy, and what the project says happens once the last one closes.
The sale opened at $0.001 and climbed step by step to $0.014, a 14x rise by the final phase.
Early buyers paid far less for the same allocation, which is why the entry point matters more than most buyers expect.
Anyone new to the project can start with our Ozak AI overview before reading further.
Tiered pricing serves two purposes: it rewards early demand and it creates urgency as the pool shrinks.
A higher entry cost, however, only shows the seller's schedule. It does not prove the token is worth more.
Counting Ozak AI presale stages is not simple, because sources disagree. Our earlier coverage lists seven phases plus a bonus round, while some trackers count eight.
Intermediate prices are not reproduced here, because only the official dashboard at ozak.ai can confirm them.
OZ Token Price by Presale Stage: What Changes Between Rounds
The entry cost was the one reliable change between phases.
The final phase holds at $0.014, the highest the sale has offered, and the dashboard still shows the listing field as "Soon" instead of a number.
Bonus campaigns changed how many tokens a buyer received, not the headline cost.
The report says that the 888 Fortune campaign gave three times the tokens at the same $0.014 entry, and recent coverage differs on whether that bonus is still open.
Compare the amount you would receive against what you pay before approving anything, since a bonus can make two identical payments end up with very different allocations.
How Many OZ Tokens Are Available in Each Presale Stage Today?
The pool on the dashboard is about 1.23 billion OZ.
The wider allocation split across buckets is explained in our OZ token supply guide.
Tracker snapshots put the sale above 99.8% sold with roughly $7.59 million raised, which leaves only a few million tokens.
Progress has been creeping forward in small daily steps, so any figure in a screenshot goes stale fast.
The countdown timer and the sold percentage do not always point to the same end date.
Either a sellout or the timer can close the sale first, and no source confirms which will happen.
Use the live counter on the official page before making a decision.
A small remaining pool also means one large purchase can close the final phase.
Buyers who wait until the last hours risk missing the window, so decide on position size early instead of rushing at the deadline.
Ozak AI Presale vs Launch: What Happens After the Final Stage?
Selling out and trading are two separate events.
After the last of the Ozak AI presale stages closes, the dashboard's next step is marked Listing, but no listing price or trading date has been published.
The project says the exact TGE date will be announced in advance, with trading pairs and go-live timing shared 7 to 10 days earlier.
An October window looks plausible, yet it is an estimate and not an announcement.
Our OZ token launch guide tracks the timeline as it develops.
How the Unlock Schedule Works After Purchase
Purchased tokens do not arrive at checkout.
Under the published vesting terms, 10% unlocks at TGE, followed by a one-month cliff and six months of linear release.
As a simple example, a buyer holding 10,000 units would see 1,000 at TGE, nothing for a month, then about 1,500 each month for six months.
Actual dates depend on the announced TGE.
Ozak AI Presale Buying Steps: What Investors Need to Check First
Buying takes a few minutes on the official site. Our how to buy OZ tokens guide covers each step in detail, and the short version is:
- Type ozak.ai into the browser yourself.
- Connect MetaMask, WalletConnect, or Coinbase Wallet.
- Pay with ETH, USDT, or USDC on Ethereum, keeping some ETH for gas.
- Confirm the amount, network, and contract in the wallet prompt.
Ignore direct messages that offer allocations, because purchases happen only through the project's own page.
What to Check Before Buying OZ Tokens in a Late Presale Stage
A nearly full sale leaves little room for error, so verify these points first:
- The live counter, since timing and sold percentage may not end the sale on the same day.
- The contract address in your wallet prompt is against the one published on the official site.
- The CertiK and Sherlock audit reports, which the project lists and which cover contract code only.
- The vesting terms, because most of your allocation stays locked after listing.
- The network, because the purchase runs on Ethereum and a transfer sent on the wrong chain can be lost.
- Position size, because no listing price is confirmed and any post-listing figure is speculation.
Our OZ presale safety review walks through these checks in more depth.
The Ozak AI presale stages are nearly complete, so the useful questions now concern the final phase, the unlock schedule, and the launch timeline rather than the earlier rounds.
Readers tracking the sale should bookmark the official dashboard and the project's verified social channels.
Any date, price, or exchange name that appears elsewhere first should be treated as unconfirmed until the team publishes it.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Presale tokens carry a high risk of total loss, and figures such as sold percentage, amount raised, and listing timing change often. Verify current details on the official Ozak AI channels before investing.
