Solana Unchained token sale nears Phase 1 close at $0.05

Solana Unchained says its AI tools require $UCHN token use, with Phase 1 ending in under 3 days.

Solana Unchained says its presale is in the final stretch, with less than 3 days left in Phase 1 and entry priced at $0.05 per token before the next tier moves to $0.07. The project, built as an independent layer on the Solana blockchain, is pitching machine-learning tools, wallet features, and consumer payments as functions that require its native $UCHN token.

What changed

The company says the network ties token use to product access instead of treating the asset as a passive holder reward. Its pitch centers on an AI Tool Hub that analyzes blockchain data, a Trading Insight Generator, a Content Automation Suite, and workflow tools that connect with Jupiter and Kamino.

Access is split into tiers based on wallet balance. The Basic tier allows up to 10 daily requests at no cost, Pro opens at 5,000 tokens, and higher tiers such as Elite and Governance can require up to 100,000 tokens for advanced queues, fee discounts, and voting rights. The project says each inference consumes tokens, while 70% of computational fees go back to users who stake into the vault.

• Native token: $UCHN
• Supply cap: 100 million tokens
• Basic access: free, up to 10 requests per day
• Pro access: 5,000 tokens
• Governance access: up to 100,000 tokens

The wallet side is also part of the pitch. The Unchained Wallet includes a commerce flow for eSIM data, gift cards, and mobile top-ups across 150 countries, plus social recovery with 3 to 10 guardian keys and an inheritance feature for inactive accounts.

Why it matters

For developers, the notable part is not the presale itself but the product design: access, fees, and rewards are all tied to token movement. That creates a closed system where usage, staking, and feature gating are linked in the same app layer.

For the market, the project is another test of whether AI-branded crypto products can sell real utility instead of speculative access. It also arrives with a clear timeline: a presale tier change, a claimed exchange listing price of $0.50, and a planned SDK for third-party apps later this year.

The key question is whether the tokenized access model will attract builders and users, or whether the utility claims will matter less than the price ladder attached to them.