Crypto Madness and the Rush to Riches: The Ozak AI Crypto Coin is Coming

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Ozak AI ($OZ) is on presell and causing a mania. I’ve even bought in. Literally. $OZ is in Phase 7 of its presell, and investors are dumping in millions. Ozak AI is a project based on leveraging predictive analytics and stock market intelligence to provide users with market forecasts and actionable insights. It also allows users to create their own prediction agents. But enough about the technical aspects. Let’s explore what makes $OZ a popular project worth investing in.

In the Phase 1, the coin was trading at less than a fourth of a penny. But don’t worry, you haven’t missed out. Its current presell price is $0.014, leaving some room for profit.

When the coin officially lists publicly, it will do so at $1. That’s an over 7,000 percent profit for those who bought it in Phase 7. Before you pour out your penny bank for $OZ crypto, you should know the lock-up period, the timeframe in which you are restricted from selling your crypto coins.

The Coin Lock-Up

According to the creators of $OZ, on the day of public listing, early investors will have 10 percent of their coins unlocked. The other 90 percent will remain locked for six months. So, if you buy $100 worth, you’ll get a total of about 7,142 coins. When the coin lists at $1, your coins will be worth about $7,142. However, you will be able to sell only 714 coins which equals about $714. After six to seven months, your coins will be fully unlocked. It might sound like a drag, but this schedule serves a good purpose for you and other investors.

Primarily, the tight lock-up period prevents early buyers from flooding the market with coins. By restricting a flood of coins, the creators create less likelihood of wild price volatility. This is good, but there are still some unanswered questions about the project that make it risky for some.

The Risk

Many investors are concerned about lack of information about the lock-up period for the team’s coins and the reserve coins. There will be 10 billion $OZ coins, and the Ozak AI team owns 10 percent of them or 1 billion. There is a reserve of 20 percent or 2 billion coins. There has been no public information about the lock-up period for the three billion total coins in reserve and the ones team owns. This makes investors weary because no lock-up period means the coins could be dumped, creating volatility. It is wise to be skeptical at the lack of transparency, but it may be strategic.

As an example, the reason $OZ has been so successful in selling coins is because its creators have been methodic in their release. By breaking the presell of the coins into phases, they created enough hype to sell over 1,042,215,339.81 coins, as noted on their site. This was an effective move, and the team is still laying a strong foundation.

The Ozak AI team is aware that crypto investors demand transparency, especially the whales. The team also knows knowledge is power but also money. The longer they withhold information about the lock-up period for the reserve and team coins, the more people want to know. Strategically, it is best for the $OZ team to announce this information seven-to-ten days before the official public launch. As an investor, this should make you happy.

The reason is, releasing this information so close to the public launch creates buzz. It gains attention and encourages more people to invest. By the time the public launch happens, the excitement could be so high, the coin may be pushed above its $1 listing price target. But this is not guaranteed.

Although $OZ has investors buying now, that doesn’t mean the coin will be a long term success. It also doesn’t mean that the coin will stay above the $1 listing price. What it does mean is that $OZ has a better chance at success, short term and long term, compared to similar projects. It could be a great bet for investors, but the smart investor invests only what they can stand to lose. At $0.014 a coin, it’s worth a small risk.

Just as a side note, there is (or was) a coin tradng on Coinbase called “Ozak AI,” and this is not the official Ozak AI coin. Another fake seems to have popped on Coinbase, and the Base wallet address for that fake one is 0xa25a451c20BFA4154D12EF344f62c0981d492a33. There may be other fakes as well. Real Ozak AI coins can be bought only on the company’s official https://ozak.ai. It is not currently listed anywhere else and has not started trading on a public exchange yet. All of this information is available on its website.

The Takeaway

Ozak AI has sold over 1,042,215,339.81 coins and raised almost $5 million. It is in Phase 7 of its presell phase. The creators plan to take it public sometime in 2026. The coin has great buzz, but no crypto project is guaranteed to do well. And some investors are skeptical at the lack of transparency. More information about the lock-up period for the coins may come sometime before the public launch of the coin. Buy only what you’re comfortable losing, and always do your own research. Get wealthy. Stay wealthy.

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