Has Big Eyes Coin’s Presale Primed It to Match Ethereum and Solana’s Success?
3 min read . Updated: 07 Feb 2023, 07:58 PM IST
PremiumOne of the biggest tells of a successful crypto asset is the size of its community. Big Eyes Coin (BIG), is a token driven almost entirely by it’s community-friendly nature and has in effect acquired $23.5M in presale funds in under a month!
One of the biggest tells of a successful crypto asset is the size of its community. Big Eyes Coin (BIG), is a token driven almost entirely by it’s community-friendly nature and has in effect acquired $23.5M in presale funds in under a month! This is one of the biggest presales in recent history! The team is offering a 200% bonus to anyone who uses the code LAUNCHBIGEYES200 to purchase the coin. Although the launch code was only intended to be available until the 3rd of February, the team have decided to extend this date until the 20th after huge community-led pleas. Successful pre sales have a history of preparing crypto assets for greatness. Investments that have seen massive ROIs with ICOs include The Binance Coin and Ethereum.
Ethereum’s Success Began With Their Presale
Ethereum (ETH) is probably the most talked about altcoins and ranked in second place by Coinmarketcap. But did you know about the token’s amazing ICO (initial coin offering) results which were also the token’s original source of funding? They held the presale between July and September 2014 and initiallyoffered users ETH in exchange for bitcoin. More than seven million ETH was sold in the first 12 hours of the sale, which is worth approximately $2.2 million. They went on to make a profit of over $60M tokens which were bought by investors who exchanged their Bitcoin coins for ETH at a ratio of 2,000 ETH to 1 BIC. By the end of the sale, the value of ETH increased to 1,337 ETH per BTC. Selling at $0.03 per token, in total they raised $18.30M and launched with $72 millions tokens in total. Also, the majority of successful ICO’s, such as Big Eyes Coin, have taken place on the Ethereum blockchain. ETH is responsible for the ICO boom which has also in turn accelerated the network’s development for placing itself as a top choice to build them.
The Ethereum Killer Coin
Solana (SOL) is another blockchain asset that is often considered as competition to the aforementioned giant DeFi asset, Ethereum. Although ranked at number 11 by Coinmarketcap, its network is known to have superior features to ETH. SOL uses a Proof of History consensus mechanism to validate its blocks, which allows it to make faster transactions at a lower cost. In addition to being faster and cheaper, ETH is also known to be more volatile than SOL, which makes it a high risk investment. Solana’s initial coin offering was sold for $0.22 and has since peaked at an all time high of $260.06. This goes to prove how much it can pay to get in early. While its value dipped significantly during the FTX crisis last year along with the bear market, it’s currently made a comeback with an increase of almost 160% during the month of January 2023.
Big Eyes Coin (BIG)
Presale:https://buy.bigeyes.space/
Website: https://bigeyes.space/
Telegram:https://t.me/BIGEYESOFFICIAL
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