LOUD Token Sale Hits Hard Cap on HoloLaunch Platform
- Loud! token sale exceeds expectations, hitting hard cap.
- Raises 399.9 SOL via HoloLaunch platform.
- Participants facing quota reductions in Phase 2 oversubscription.
The Loud! token sale concluded successfully, reaching its hard cap with 399.9 SOL raised through HoloworldAI’s HoloLaunch platform.
This event underscores strong demand within the Solana ecosystem and highlights the growing interest in new blockchain projects.
Loud! Sale Hits 399.9 SOL on HoloLaunch
The Loud! token sale, held on HoloLaunch, was structured in two phases and achieved its full hard cap. This sale demonstrated significant interest, especially in the second phase.
Organized by Loud!, the sale aimed to allocate LOUD tokens to participants both in whitelist and public phases. The second phase saw adjustments due to oversubscription pressures. “In case of oversubscription in the second phase, participant quotas will be automatically reduced and excess funds refunded,” stated the Loud! Team in their official sale announcement.
Investor Excitement Grows Post-Sale
The sale has sparked enthusiasm in the Solana network as the LOUD token engages with new market participants. Investors keenly awaited further token distribution guidelines.
Initial positive market reception indicates a promising start for Loud!, drawing attention from cryptocurrency communities and enthusiasts following Solana projects.
Loud! Sets Precedent in Solana Ecosystem
Compared to past token launches, Loud!’s sale represents a strong precedent for projects in the Solana ecosystem. Similar interest has been observed in recent blockchain offerings.
Based on historical trends, such successful fundraising efforts could potentially set a benchmark, influencing upcoming token sales and investment interest in this sector.
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