Crypto All-Stars is building a dream team with a presale that’s on fire. Early joiners who bought in at $0.00138 are already up 21% and the Presale is still live for another 2 days and 20 something hours.
Currently at $19.85M, and with $20M in sight, it’s time to start talking about what comes next.
Big Presales Set the Stage for Success
Successful ICOs and presales don’t guarantee successful tokens. But they do give development teams the money and momentum they need to keep building.
That’s why a roadmap is so critical – for an ICO, the roadmap outlines not just some kind of ideal plan; it allows teams to communicate to investors where the funds will go.
Of course, not every team will be able to execute their entire plan. But raising enough money to support the roadmap is a big part of a project’s success.
For $STARS, the roadmap is simple, which bodes well for long-term success. The Presale stage has raised nearly $20M with less three days to go until you can no longer buy in before it’s listed on public exchanges.
Token Launch and Exchange Listings
The launch of a token, by itself, isn’t difficult. It can be a bit more challenging to navigate the token claiming process and the inevitable rush to sell tokens that accompanies high-profile projects.
Our own experience with the highly successful $PEPU presale indicates that difficulties can come when a highly popular, Ethereum-based token like $STARS begins the token claiming process.
Pepe Unchained experienced site congestion and the occasional failed transaction on Ethereum (and pesky high gas fees). But the problems didn’t impact the general success of the token, as trading volumes witnessed a predictable spike (expected from a token that raised $73M in presale).
Exchange listing plays a huge role here. The more exchanges – particularly larger exchanges or even a coveted CEX listing – generally help increase liquidity and therefore provide more stability and opportunities for price growth.
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Author: Aaron Walker
