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1/ NEW: Fleek Token Sale on CoinList ⚡️
@fleek is the agentic cloud for building and deploying AI agents and virtual influencers.
🔹 Sale starts May 1st at 17:00 UTC
🔹 100% unlock at TGE
🔹 60% discounted FDV vs. last private round
Register 👉 https://t.co/lqct2Z1mFB
Co-founder @0xCrayon walks you through the Nillion claims process.
In the video he walks through:
➡️How to claim for the first time
➡️How to restart your claim
➡️How to pre-stake your claim
Nice comparison between CoinList and other platforms like Echo.
With the bull market now going into the latter stages it makes you realize you'd rather invest in a project that is planning to tokenize soon than otherwise park your investments in an illiquid syndicate round.
I just sent this to a founder who asked if they should do an ICO on CoinList or raise with Echo:
TLDR: Syndicate platforms like Echo are for young projects that want to add a few $100K to an angel or VC round—it’s not a retail crowdsale and tokens may not be distributed for years after the sale (if ever). ICOs are for projects that want to launch a token, raise $5M-$10M, and add 10K-100K new community members.
Capital: Even in the 2024 bear market, ICOs on CoinList raised 20x more capital than Echo: $7.5M raised on average on CoinList vs. $380K raised on Echo.
Community: The average ICO on CoinList got 10K new community members in 2024, with an all-time record of 1.8m participants. The average deal on Echo has 151 investors because it’s only available to rich investors by law (typically multi-millionaires).
Tokens: ICOs create community because investors hold and use tokens. In syndicates, investors hold paperwork. They may get their tokens years later, when the syndicate manager (not the investors) decides to distribute them. It’s not even “not your keys, not your coins,” because there are no coins.
This is not a criticism of syndicates or Echo—it’s just a different use case than an ICO. Syndicates are a great addition to a traditional VC round for young projects; ICOs are a true crowdsale for projects that want an alternative to airdrops.
We actually did a syndicate for Filecoin in 2017. But we decided to focus on ICOs because the old-school VC model concentrates ownership and profit in the hands of a few rich people. It’s not a crowdsale and it’s not crypto IMO.
But the VC round isn’t going away so we’re looking into what we can do to help projects with their early round in a crypto-native way…
🚨 Huge milestone for $PEAQ 🏆
@silencioNetwork , the first fully on-chain #DePIN on @peaq, is now live, bringing real value and driving on-chain activity at scale🦾
The machine economy is coming to life 🤖
@peaq is leading a global infrastructure shift, giving people the chance to own and earn from mobility, energy, connectivity, the environment, agriculture, and digital infrastructure 💥
Credit to @OndoFinance for being early to #RWA and nailing their token launch on CoinList in 2022.
18,000 CoinList investors bought $ONDO at $0.055.
Today, $ONDO is trading at $2.07, up 37x, as Trump's @worldlibertyfi adds it to their holdings.
Only on CoinList.
You had a chance to get allocation in $ONDO
You had a chance to get allocation in $PEAQ
Which other high-caliber project would you like to be able to secure allocation in?
Attention peaqonauts 📢
PEAQ’s circulating supply has been updated from 9% to 15%
This comes down to CoinMarketCap's and CoinGecko's methodologies: they count public sale tokens as circulating, even if they are partially locked
Unlocked tokens ≠ tokens in circulation
Read more about it in the documentation: https://t.co/7vYwiMeF05
$PEAQ is a decacorn in the making.
In retrospect, I’m really glad that it launched at such an incredibly low price, allowing everyone the opportunity to find an entry and get in early.
This has significantly grown the community and fostered a strong group of dedicated believers.
The current price performance is outstanding, not only demonstrating the strength and legitimacy of @peaq but also making it even more impressive considering the high trading volumes achieved without any Tier 1 exchange listings.
However, I am far from becoming euphoric.
If you knew @dorloechter, @MaxThake, @MartinElKhouri and the entire team as well as I do, you’d understand that these current prices are still laughably undervalued.
A FDV anywhere beyond $10bn is pretty much set in stone for me, and everything below that is just short-term noise.
@rargulati Things have been really improved recently with more favorable vesting for public, lower valuations on top of the due diligence and security which platforms like Coinlist give retail investors. Not to mention the large allocation you won't find in many places for retail.
It’s clear: @peaq has now executed the playbook for what it takes to have a great day 1 listing. And it doesn’t involve large, extractive exchanges that are down only.
Every other team should follow suit (with a twist to make it their own).
Only possible on @CoinList.