A presale name is not a recommendation. Use this shortlist of research leads, then verify each project’s purpose, sale terms, token controls and risks before considering any contribution.
A crypto presale lets a project sell tokens before they are generally available, but early access does not guarantee a discount, a listing or a return. Learn how the process works, what to investigate and how to limit avoidable risks.
A crypto presale sells tokens before they are widely available, but the terms vary from project to project. Learn how sales work, what to check before paying, and why an early price does not guarantee a profit.
An initial coin offering (ICO) is a way for a crypto project to raise funds by selling digital tokens. Learn how ICOs work, what buyers may receive, how they differ from other token sales, and what to check before taking part.
Pepeto is presented as a meme-coin project, with promotional descriptions also referring to a decentralized exchange, a cross-chain bridge and staking. Learn what those claims mean, what remains unclear, and how to check a presale or token before risking money.
A headline claims a Decentraland-based Battle Racers presale raised 482 ETH in its first week. Public reporting provided did not confirm that figure, so this guide explains what Battle Racers was and how to check any presale total yourself.
Bunny Planet is described as the first project to launch through the APENFT marketplace launchpad. The public sources reviewed for this guide do not confirm the details of that launch, so this explainer covers what APENFT is, how a marketplace launchpad works, and what buyers should check before taking part in any project it hosts.
ChainGPT's tie-up with DappLaunch is a partnership between two projects in the token sale space. This guide explains what such a partnership usually covers, what ChainGPT Pad does, and how to check any announcement before you take part in a presale.
Cheeze Wizards is a Dapper Labs product, and the presale figure of 500 ETH is the milestone many buyers are watching. This guide explains what such a milestone does and does not tell you, and how to check presale totals yourself.
Cookie3 is a web3 analytics platform that some early-stage projects use for user insight and launch promotion. This guide explains what it offers, what a launch partner arrangement should cover, and how to check claims before you pay anyone.
ETHFighter's presale is a token and game-item sale that is still listed as coming soon in the results available here, so this guide explains how game presales are structured and what to verify before buying. It covers what public reporting do and do not confirm, and how to check an offer yourself.
A social post claims a Feta and Cheese Wizards presale raised 700 ETH, but public reporting do not confirm that. This guide explains what the results do show, how to check any presale claim, and what to do before sending ETH.
Velas runs VelasPad, a launchpad and incubator for projects building on the Velas ecosystem. This guide explains how that kind of program typically works, what teams should prepare before applying, and how to judge token sales and other funding routes before committing money or time.
Animoca Brands announced a $20 million raise for Mocaverse in September 2023, and later tranches followed. This guide explains what the funding was, what came after it, and how to check funding and price claims for yourself.
Interest in the Polkamon public sale is rising alongside wider NFT market headlines, but verified details about the project are limited. This guide explains how to check a public NFT sale, its token terms and its risks before you spend anything.
Sandwich Network (SANDWICH) appears on public price listings, but the sources reviewed do not establish its purpose or team. This guide explains how minting, token launches and liquidity locks work, how to verify each one, and what sandwich attacks mean for anyone buying a new token.
Public details on Serra's presale and partnerships could not be checked for this guide, so it explains how to verify a presale's claims, token terms and partner links yourself.
Velas ran a fund and accelerator program for blockchain projects that was announced in 2022, with a minimum investment of $25,000 and a program length of up to three months. This guide explains what that offer was, how to check whether any version of it is still open, and which funding and launch routes a project can use today.