The $PHEW presale is priced in ten stages. The price starts at $0.01 in Stage 1 and rises at every stage, reaching $0.0516 in Stage 10. This article explains how the stages work, lists every stage price, covers the tiered Stage 1 bonus, and explains what the $0.258 listing price does — and does not — mean. The presale is live at phew.pro/presale and runs from October 16 to December 31, 2026.
Each of the ten stages contains exactly 40,000,000 $PHEW. Ten stages of 40,000,000 tokens add up to 400,000,000 $PHEW, which is the full presale allocation: 40% of the 1,000,000,000 total supply. The other 60% is allocated to liquidity (10%), airdrop and marketing (20%), staking rewards (15%), treasury (10%), and the team (5%, locked).
There are no time limits on stages. A stage stays open until it sells out, and only then does the next stage open. That matters for planning: the stage you buy in depends on how much has already been sold, not on the calendar. The presale as a whole runs from October 16 to December 31, 2026, but within that window, progress from one stage to the next is driven by sales. The live stage and the remaining allocation in it are always shown on the presale page, so the numbers in this article should be checked against phew.pro/presale before any purchase.
The price rises at every stage, so earlier stages are cheaper than later ones by design. Stage 1 is the lowest presale price at $0.01, and each stage after it costs more per token. The full schedule is published in advance, so buyers can see exactly what the next stage will cost before it opens.
| Stage | Price per $PHEW | Tokens in stage |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | $0.01 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 2 | $0.012 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 3 | $0.0144 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 4 | $0.01728 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 5 | $0.02074 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 6 | $0.02488 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 7 | $0.02986 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 8 | $0.03583 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 9 | $0.043 | 40,000,000 |
| Stage 10 | $0.0516 | 40,000,000 |
A few things stand out in the table. First, the step from one stage to the next is roughly 20% each time, so the price climbs steadily rather than jumping. Second, even the final stage price of $0.0516 is well below the stated listing price of $0.258. Third, the stages are equal in size — every stage sells the same 40,000,000 tokens, so later stages raise more money than earlier ones at the same token count. See how presale pricing works for the background.
Stage 1 carries a bonus that no later stage has, and the size of the bonus depends on the size of the purchase. At the Stage 1 price of $0.01, the tiers are:
| Purchase size | Bonus | $PHEW received |
|---|---|---|
| Under $250 | +10% | $100 buys 11,000 $PHEW |
| $250–$999 | +25% | $250 buys 31,250 $PHEW |
| $1,000–$2,499 | +50% | $1,000 buys 150,000 $PHEW |
| $2,500–$9,999 | +75% | $2,500 buys 437,500 $PHEW |
| $10,000 or more | +150% | $10,000 buys 2,500,000 $PHEW |
The bonus is the difference between buying in Stage 1 and buying later: later stages have a higher price per token and no bonus.
The bonus is worth understanding in combination with the stage price. A buyer in Stage 1 pays the lowest price per token and receives the bonus. A buyer in Stage 2 pays $0.012 per token with no bonus, so the same $100 buys fewer tokens twice over — a higher price and no extra allocation. That is the full reason Stage 1 is described as the lowest entry point: it is the cheapest price and the only stage with the bonus.
The stated listing price for $PHEW is $0.258. That is the price the project plans to list $PHEW at when trading opens. It is a stated target, not a guaranteed trading price. Once $PHEW trades publicly, supply and demand will set the real price, and it may be higher or lower than $0.258. A listing target is a plan; the market is what happens next.
The gap between the presale prices and the listing target is large on paper: Stage 1 at $0.01 and Stage 10 at $0.0516 are both below $0.258. That gap is the reason staged presales exist — earlier buyers take more risk, earlier, and pay less per token. It is not a promise of returns. The market may open below the listing target, and a 100% unlock at launch means all presale supply is free to trade immediately, which can create heavy early selling pressure. Our guide to what happens after a presale ends explains the launch mechanics in more detail.
Presale allocations carry no vesting. Tokens unlock 100% at launch, with no lock-up period, no monthly claim schedule, and no partial releases to track. What a buyer is allocated is what they hold when trading begins.
The trade-off is real and worth stating plainly. Because every presale buyer can sell from day one, early trading can be volatile. Buyers who plan to hold should be comfortable with that, and buyers who plan to trade should know they are not the only ones with unlocked tokens. There is no way to have a full unlock without that dynamic, so it should be part of the decision, not a surprise afterwards.
Buying in any stage follows the same steps. The presale accepts payment across 11 chains, so you can pay from the chain where your funds already sit.
If any step shows prices different from the ones in this guide, stop. You are likely on the wrong page. Step-by-step guides for specific payment assets are available separately: how to buy PHEW with Solana, how to buy PHEW with Ethereum, and how to buy PHEW with USDT.
Before buying in any stage, check four things. First, confirm you are on the real presale page and that the live stage price matches this article. Second, confirm the stage you are buying in — the bonus applies to Stage 1 only, so a Stage 2 purchase at $0.012 does not carry it. Third, remember the listing price is a target: the real market price after listing may be higher or lower than $0.258. Fourth, size the purchase as a high-risk allocation and never spend money you need elsewhere. The full allocation is published on the tokenomics page.
Stage 1 is priced at $0.01 per $PHEW, the lowest presale price. Stage 1 buyers also receive a tiered bonus of +10% to +150% depending on purchase size: $100 buys 11,000 $PHEW in Stage 1.
Stage 10 is priced at $0.0516 per $PHEW. The stated listing price is $0.258.
Each stage contains 40,000,000 $PHEW. Ten stages add up to the full presale allocation of 400,000,000 $PHEW, or 40% of the total supply.
No. A stage stays open until it sells out, and then the next stage opens. The presale as a whole runs from October 16 to December 31, 2026.
No. Presale allocations unlock 100% at launch, with no lock-up period and no gradual release schedule.
Stage 1 is $0.01 with a tiered bonus of up to 150%, rising each stage to $0.0516 — and the stated listing target is $0.258, with 100% unlock at launch.
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