According to figures presented by the project, BlockDAG has raised more than $420M and sold 26.6B+ coins to date through an ongoing token sale, with a stated current price of $0.0012 in “Batch 31.” The project has also discussed a planned launch price of $0.05, although any future pricing and market performance are uncertain.
BlockDAG (BDAG) has also announced an official partnership with the BWT Alpine Formula 1® Team in Singapore, positioning the agreement as a branding and visibility milestone. The announcement is being cited by the project as part of its broader effort to reach audiences beyond crypto-native channels.
F1® Partnership Puts BlockDAG in a Larger Public Spotlight
BlockDAG said the deal was announced at an event in Singapore alongside the Alpine team. Formula 1 has a large global audience, and the project argues that the partnership could increase awareness among viewers and fans.
As described in project materials, the partnership may include co-branded activations, F1 simulators, fan engagement programs, and community showcases intended to highlight both blockchain and motorsport-related innovation.
From a communications perspective, the project is framing the partnership as part of a strategy to combine technical messaging with mainstream exposure.
From “Speed on Chain” to Racing Branding
BlockDAG describes itself as a Layer-1 network, with claims of processing more than 10 blocks per second and longer-term targets of up to 15,000 transactions per second. These figures are project-stated targets and may not reflect real-world performance under all conditions.
Through its partnership with the BWT Alpine Formula 1® Team, BlockDAG is linking its “speed” narrative to motorsport branding. How effectively that translates into adoption or long-term usage remains to be seen.
Token sale details and marketing incentives
BlockDAG’s token sale materials reference “Batch 31” at a price of $0.0012 per coin and a planned launch price of $0.05. Future listings, liquidity, and price formation depend on market conditions and execution, and are not guaranteed.
The project also describes a promotional “TGE” code and tiered airdrop timing, along with other marketing incentives such as staking competitions and referral rewards. Readers should treat such incentives as promotional programs described by the project and review any participation terms carefully.
More broadly, the partnership and campaign activity appear aimed at maintaining attention around the project ahead of any launch or exchange availability.
From Singapore to other events: what the project says is next
BlockDAG has indicated that additional activations may be planned around future races, and has also referenced developer hackathons and fan-focused events on its roadmap. Timelines and deliverables can change, and readers should look for primary-source updates.
Whether increased visibility translates into sustained usage, developer activity, or network demand will depend on execution, product-market fit, and broader market conditions.
Summary
BlockDAG is highlighting two main developments: project-reported fundraising and token sale figures, and a newly announced sponsorship agreement with the Alpine Formula 1® Team. Readers evaluating any early-stage crypto project may want to consider typical risks around disclosure quality, token distribution, product delivery, and potential volatility.
Project website (for reference): https://blockdag.network
Telegram (for reference): https://t.me/blockDAGnetworkOfficial
This article mentions an early-stage token sale. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
