Zama's rolling out its token sale with a $55 million floor valuation—hitting the market through a dual-channel approach. They're running it both on CoinList and launching their own dedicated auction app. The move signals how projects are diversifying their distribution channels to reach different segments of the investor base. For those tracking emerging infrastructure plays in the crypto space, this represents another step in how protocols are structuring their initial token economics and community participation mechanisms.
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CexIsBad
· 13h ago
Another project is doing dual-channel sales. Are you tired of this routine... CoinList + self-built auction app, honestly, it's just to grab more retail investors' money.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 01-14 14:11
ngl Zama's dual-track sales approach is quite interesting... Building your own app + CoinList on two fronts—are you trying to understand the preferences of all investors?
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CantAffordPancake
· 01-13 21:05
Another dual-channel operation, enough of a gimmick now
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-13 21:02
Damn, another dual-channel tactic, CoinList plus their own app... They really want to have it both ways.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 01-13 21:01
NGL, Zama's approach this time is quite clever. The dual-track system directly brings in people from different circles. Compared to previous projects with single channels, it's definitely more thoughtful.
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BoredRiceBall
· 01-13 21:00
Zama's dual-track issuance approach is pretty good. Building a proprietary auction app is somewhat interesting... However, a $55 million valuation feels average. These days, infrastructure projects are all about stacking up.
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PretendingSerious
· 01-13 20:56
Oh no, it's that same dual-channel rhetoric again. Zama's move this time is quite clever. Starting with a $55 million valuation, they are diversifying risk while also dispersing power. I understand this approach clearly.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 01-13 20:39
Zama's dual-channel move this time is quite interesting, but a $55 million valuation still feels a bit conservative.
Zama's rolling out its token sale with a $55 million floor valuation—hitting the market through a dual-channel approach. They're running it both on CoinList and launching their own dedicated auction app. The move signals how projects are diversifying their distribution channels to reach different segments of the investor base. For those tracking emerging infrastructure plays in the crypto space, this represents another step in how protocols are structuring their initial token economics and community participation mechanisms.