BlockDAG continues to lower the price of its BDAG token to yet another record low price.
On April 15, the project posted on X that its private sale was entering its "final 24 hours" with BDAG now priced at $0.000000726, down from the $0.0000016 it was promoting just the day before.
That new price puts the token's fully diluted valuation (FDV) at $108,900, based on the total supply of 150 billion BDAG.
From $0.0000016 to $0.000000726, Another Price Cut Just 24 Hours Later
The April 15 post came less than 24 hours after BlockDAG was marketing BDAG at $0.0000016 on its website and social networks. At the time, that price already represented a sharp drop from the $0.000022 the project was charging less than two weeks earlier, and a fraction of the $0.05 listing price it had set going into exchanges. Now, the private sale price has been cut by more than half again.
The tweet described the offer as "Rare. Exclusive. Limited." and claimed a "195X ROI," framing the price as a privileged entry point before Tier 1 exchange listings go live. The post also referenced Batch 4 token claims beginning April 27 and a BlockDAG Casino launching May 7.
BDAG is currently trading at $0.000141 on exchanges, according to CoinMarketCap, which means the private sale price of $0.000000726 is approximately 194 times lower than its current public price. The project continues to sell tokens directly, while trading on exchanges is already active.
The FDV Is Now $108,900 Against $440 Million in Reported Presale Raises
At $0.000000726 and a total supply of 150 billion BDAG, the fully diluted valuation comes to approximately $108,900. That is less than 0.025% of the $440 million BlockDAG reported raising during its presale.
The $0.05 listing price has put the FDV at $7.5 billion. By the time the project was selling at $0.000022, the FDV had dropped to $3.3 million. At $0.0000016, it fell to $240,000. Now, at $0.000000726, it has dropped again to $108,900.
CoinMarketCap still carries a warning on the BDAG page linking to a DL News investigation into funding discrepancies and breach of contract allegations.
BlockDAG's CEO role also shifted to Nic van der Bergh in late December 2025, after former CEO Antony Turner was removed for alleged NDA breaches.
The project has not publicly addressed the ongoing price cuts in those terms, instead continuing to frame each drop as a limited-time opportunity ahead of upcoming milestones.
