DeepSnitch AI, the crypto project that claims to offer AI-based blockchain monitoring tools, has concluded its presale and launched its $DSNT token on Uniswap on March 31, 2026.
The $DSNT price at launch was $0.04831, a mild increase from the last presale price. Within hours, $DSNT dropped to a low of $0.03254, reflecting a 33% decline from the listing price. At the time of writing, the $DSNT price is trading around $0.03222.
71.04 ETH (about $149,000) was added to the Uniswap liquidity pool (LP). This liquidity drained to near zero within the first three hours of trading. With only a few dollars’ worth of ETH remaining in the liquidity pool, activity declined sharply, and trading volume fell to only a few dollars per hour in the periods that followed.
Despite the removal of liquidity from the DSNT/ETH pair, the price did not collapse immediately. This is possible because the LP creator used concentrated liquidity within a defined price range, meaning the remaining liquidity can continue supporting trades near the current price even after a significant portion was removed.
As a result of the price drop, the fully diluted valuation (FDV) of the $DSNT token decreased to approximately $31 million, down from about $48 million at launch.
What Is DeepSnitch AI and the Concept Behind the $DSNT Token
DeepSnitch AI is a crypto project that claims to focus on blockchain monitoring, wallet tracking, and transaction analysis using artificial intelligence tools. The platform is designed to scan blockchain data, detect suspicious activity, and provide alerts based on wallet behavior and transaction patterns.
The project website and presale materials describe a system that combines AI models with on-chain data to identify risks, track fund movements, and analyze token activity across networks. It also presents features such as wallet scoring, real-time alerts, and analytics dashboards intended for traders and investigators.
During the DeepSnitch AI crypto presale, the project reported raising more than $2.8 million. The token sale included multiple stages, with pricing increasing gradually toward the final stage before launch.
