Is the ICO cycle winding down? There's plenty to monitor on the horizon. ZAMA's Dutch auction mechanics kicking off January 15 should be instructive—worth seeing how the market prices it. Meanwhile, Perceptron Network is gearing up its own token launch. Both represent the kind of experiments that shape how we think about fundraising in Web3. Honestly, I'm torn on the whole thing. Some ICOs crack it, others flop spectacularly. There's a solid breakdown worth revisiting that breaks down what actually works versus what doesn't. The patterns matter if you're trying to spot which ones have real staying power.
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FloorSweeper
· 13h ago
ngl ZAMA's Dutch auction design is quite interesting; we'll see how the market reacts on January 15th.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 01-06 11:56
Can the Dutch auction really save ICOs? Feels like it's all just a scam.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 01-06 11:37
The Dutch auction is back with this trick, can it really come up with new variations?
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NFTBlackHole
· 01-06 11:33
The Dutch auction approach is indeed innovative, but honestly, it still depends on whether it can suck in the newcomers.
Is the ICO cycle winding down? There's plenty to monitor on the horizon. ZAMA's Dutch auction mechanics kicking off January 15 should be instructive—worth seeing how the market prices it. Meanwhile, Perceptron Network is gearing up its own token launch. Both represent the kind of experiments that shape how we think about fundraising in Web3. Honestly, I'm torn on the whole thing. Some ICOs crack it, others flop spectacularly. There's a solid breakdown worth revisiting that breaks down what actually works versus what doesn't. The patterns matter if you're trying to spot which ones have real staying power.