A deadline you keep is a promise. A deadline you erase the day before it expires, and replace with a worse offer, is something else.

The "$0.10 FINAL" offer did not survive to its own deadline

We documented the "$0.10 sell option" and its non-counting "FINAL 48 HOURS" countdown over the previous days. Holders were shown an end date of June 20. On June 19, before that date arrived, the official channel replaced the entire offer with something new:

"BUY AT $0.000024. SELL AT $0.0005 = 21X ROI! IT'S THAT SIMPLE." — BlockDAG official channel, June 19, 2026, announcing the "Ultimate Sale."

A holder named S P watched it happen between leaving for work and coming home, June 19 at 00:15:

"It was saying this morning buy at 0.00000044 and sell at 0.10 until 06-20-26. Now I get home and the price change. Now buying at 0.000024 and selling at 0.0005." — Community member S P, June 19, 2026, 00:15 UTC.

A 200x cut to the advertised sell price

Look at what moved. For days the marketed sell price was $0.10. The new sale sells at $0.0005. That is two hundred times lower. The buy price went the other way, from $0.00000044 to $0.000024, roughly fifty five times higher. So in a single day the entry got more expensive and the exit got dramatically cheaper, and the "21X ROI" math only works inside the new sale's own numbers ($0.0005 is about 21 times $0.000024), not against anything holders were promised before.

Sell price, June 16 to 18
$0.10
Sell price, June 19
$0.0005 · 200x lower
The "final" deadline
June 20 · scrapped June 19

If you already sold at $0.10, will you be paid?

This is the question that matters most, and the answer right now is that nobody seems to know. The new pinned message refers to the Ultimate Sale, and holders who already committed coins to the earlier $0.10 "legacy" buyback are asking whether their payout still stands or whether they now have to buy into the new sale to be paid. From June 19:

"In order to receive USDT from the Buyback, is it mandatory to purchase the Ultimate Sale?" — Community member Mr Gred, asking the admin, June 19, 2026, 07:20 UTC.

Maximilian Hänel, 10:01: "On October 1 all get their money? Because I sold on direct send. The pinned message says ultimate sale." Paul, 10:13: "I think it's for both legacy and ultimate sales, the pinned message says only ultimate sales so it's confusing." When the people who already handed over coins cannot get a straight answer on whether they will be paid, that is not a detail. That is the whole transaction in doubt.

And three more deadlines, stacked on the old ones

The same June 19 announcement bundled in a fresh set of future dates, each layered on top of commitments that have already slipped:

  • Super App "launch date August 20th", with a card to "spend BlockDAG directly." The day before, an admin had said only that it would launch "soon."
  • Miner deliveries "starting", with "delivery notifications within the next 20 days." Miners were first promised shipped in February to April 2026, then "May and June." Now the window resets again.
  • BlockDAG Turbo "listing on exchanges on October 1st", with Ultimate Sale buyers "credited with BlockDAG Turbo tokens," the "exact ratio added shortly."

What we are watching next

Three things. Whether anyone who sold at $0.10 actually receives $0.10, or whether the number is quietly compressed or redirected into the Ultimate Sale. Whether the August 20 Super App and the October 1 Turbo listing arrive on those dates or join the long list that did not. And whether the next "final" sale appears before this one's deadline, exactly as this one appeared before the last.

The practical takeaway has not changed. When the advertised exit price can fall two hundred fold overnight and the previous "final" deadline can be deleted a day early, the price on the banner is not a price you can rely on. Do not buy a new sale to rescue an old one.

We update every story when new evidence lands. The moving final price · The network went dark · The buyback math · Is BlockDAG a scam?

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