As of Oct. 24, 2026, both dates have passed. In its own press release of Oct. 9, AlloX confirmed that commitments for its $1 million public sale would open on Oct. 12 on Sonar at a base price of $0.065 per token. It has not given a closing date or a token generation event (TGE) date. The Gacha Galaxy initial DEX offering (IDO) that calendars listed for Oct. 13 rests on a single source: an aggregator page that places it on the AlphaMind launchpad at $0.0035 per GG token. Gacha Galaxy's own website does not mention the sale. Of the other entries in the original calendar roundup, Metta Protocol's Nov. 18 listing is confirmed on the project's own site. OROROX no longer appears on the calendar that listed it.
AlloX: what the project itself confirmed
AlloX calls itself "an AI-powered capital allocation platform" and says it launched on Feb. 23, 2026. Its sale terms come from a GlobeNewswire release dated Oct. 9, 2026:
- Venue and access: The sale runs on Sonar, the token-sale platform built by Echo. Registration goes through sale.allox.ai.
- Opening date: Commitments open Oct. 12, 2026. The release gives no closing date and no start time.
- Raise: $1 million target, with $100 to $200,000 per eligible entity, paid in USDC or USDT on Ethereum.
- Supply: 1 billion ALLOX in total. The $0.065 base price implies a $65 million fully diluted valuation (FDV).
The three allocation tiers
| Tier | Price per ALLOX | FDV | Unlock terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silver | $0.065 | $65M | 100% at TGE, no cliff or vesting |
| Gold | $0.052 | $52M | 20% at TGE, 80% linear over 12 months, no cliff |
| Platinum | $0.039 | $39M | 0% at TGE, 3-month cliff, then 12 months linear |
The cheaper tiers pay for their discount with locked tokens. A Platinum buyer receives nothing at TGE and nothing for three months after it.
Rules that matter before committing
The release says individuals must pass KYC and businesses KYB, jurisdictional restrictions apply, wallets are screened for money laundering, and each person may use one wallet. Commitments are final: you can increase them but not cancel or reduce them. If the sale is oversubscribed, allocations are cut pro rata and unused funds are returned. The release says the TGE will be separate from the sale's close and has no date yet.
Funding claims
The funding figures in the release are self-reported: $2.5 million from Zerra Ventures in May 2026 and more than $5 million in total strategic backing.
Gacha Galaxy: one source for the sale, the project for the product
The Oct. 13 IDO details come from one aggregator page, CoinGabbar, dated Oct. 8. It lists:
- Launchpad: AlphaMind
- Window: Oct. 13, 2026, 14:00 UTC to Oct. 27, 2026 (the same page also gives Oct. 20 in one place)
- Price: $0.0035 per GG, with a planned listing price of $0.005 that the page says is not guaranteed
- Size: 5,000,000 GG, or 0.5% of a stated 1 billion supply, about $17,500 at the sale price
- Vesting: 15% at TGE, then 85% linear over three months. TGE and listing dates are TBA.
A separate CoinGabbar page describes an earlier Gacha Galaxy IDO on another launchpad, Spores Network, on Aug. 3–5, 2026, at $0.005. The two sales do not match, and neither AlphaMind nor the project has published an announcement that settles which terms apply.
On its own site, Gacha Galaxy calls itself "the certified value layer for graded collectibles." Its Price Oracle blends asking prices from eight marketplaces into a fair-value band and tracks 24,542 cards. Gacha Mark is a signed onchain certificate for each graded card. The site says $GG pays for checks, certificates and API data, and calls it "a utility token used for protocol participation, not an investment instrument."
Three AlloX tiers: price against lock-up
Compare what each AlloX sale tier costs per token with how much of it you can hold at TGE and how long the rest stays locked.
| Tier | Price per ALLOX (USD) | Implied FDV (USD) | Unlocked at TGE | Cliff after TGE | Remaining tokens | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver | $0.065 | $65M | 100% | None | None left to vest | |
| Gold | $0.052 | $52M | 20% | None | 80% linear over 12 months | |
| Platinum | $0.039 | $39M | 0% | 3 months | Linear over 12 months after the cliff |
This table shows only the tier terms in AlloX's Oct. 9 release. It cannot show when TGE will happen, what the token will trade at, how far pro rata cuts will shrink an allocation, or whether you pass KYC/KYB and the jurisdiction rules.
Metta Protocol: listing on Nov. 18, confirmed by the project
CryptoLenz lists Metta Protocol as a Listing event in its Real World Assets category, starting Nov. 18, 2026, at 06:00. The project's own site matches that date. It says its MEPR token sale runs from Aug. 17 to Nov. 18, 2026, at $0.02 per token, ending at 04:00 UTC. Trading is set to open at 06:00 UTC that day at a starting price of 0.03 USDT on a centralised exchange. The site gives a 10 billion total supply and requires KYC before an allocation is confirmed. Its restricted territories include non-accredited US investors.
Time left until Nov. 18, 2026 · start of day UTC
The site does not say clearly which chain MEPR uses. One disclaimer says the token "operates on the BSC Network," while a related payments product is described as live on Base. It also warns that dates and listing details may change.
Other entries still on the calendars
- OROROX: CryptoLenz listed it for Oct. 20. It has since been removed from the page.
- Aero Green Tech: CryptoLenz lists an initial exchange offering (IEO) for Oct. 26, 2026, at 12:00.
- Longer windows on CoinCodex: WPLUS (PLUS Wrapped Native Coin) is listed as an ICO from July 21 to Oct. 31, 2026. DRIVX is a pre-sale on BNB Chain from May 9 to Dec. 10, 2026. PENGUAI is a pre-sale on Ethereum from Oct. 3 to Dec. 27, 2026.
How these sales work, and the checks regulators suggest
CryptoLenz groups ICOs, IDOs and IEOs together as ways new cryptocurrencies reach the market. CoinCodex says that taking part in an ICO usually means sending cryptocurrency to a specific address in exchange for tokens. It tells buyers to confirm they are using the correct sale contract, and notes that early rounds often require whitelisting while later rounds may be public.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission's investor bulletin on ICOs says that, depending on the facts, tokens offered in a sale may be securities. It suggests asking whether the sellers registered the offering, whether the code is published and independently audited, and how you could get your money back, since recovery may be significantly limited. The SEC's investor alert on IEOs adds that it is a red flag when an offering claims to sit outside US securities law because it runs on an overseas platform but still lets US persons invest. IcoHolder, a listings site, puts it more briefly: investing in upcoming ICOs "comes with inherent risks that investors should carefully evaluate."
In practice, a calendar date tells you when something might happen. It does not tell you the terms, who may take part, or whether a sale is still open. The AlloX release is the only source here that sets out its own rules, and even it leaves the close and TGE dates open.
