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An initial coin offering (ICO) is a first-time public issuance of cryptocurrency tokens, often accompanied by a white paper outlining the project.

A document summarizing a cryptocurrency or blockchain project's key information, goals, technical details, and roadmap.

To raise funds for a cryptocurrency project by selling tokens to investors. It's the cryptocurrency equivalent of an IPO.

An initial public offering (IPO) is the process of selling shares of a private company to the public for the first time.

The process of creating a cryptocurrency token for a project. This token will have specific functionalities within the project's ecosystem.

A private sale of tokens before the official ICO launch, usually offered to early investors or selected individuals.

The process of adding a cryptocurrency token to a centralized exchange (CEX) or decentralized exchange (DEX) for trading.

The ongoing process of building and launching a cryptocurrency project after the ICO.

The design and structure of a cryptocurrency, encompassing its supply, utility, allocation, distribution, and deflationary mechanisms.

A presentation used to pitch an idea, project, or company to investors, outlining the problem, solution, business model, projections, and team.

The key drivers of a cryptocurrency's price.

Early token offerings to close associates and investors, providing funds to develop an MVP.

A basic version of a product developed to test its feasibility and gather user feedback.

The practical use cases and benefits of holding a specific cryptocurrency within a project.

How a cryptocurrency's total supply is distributed among various stakeholders like founders, investors, and the community.

ICOs often offer discounted prices, have limited supply due to investor participation, involve high risk, and potentially offer high returns.

Marketing is crucial for a successful ICO due to intense competition in the space. It involves creating an engaging website, a strong white paper, social media engagement, influencer marketing, community building, and potential airdrops/bounty campaigns.

Tokens are sold through various methods including ICO directly on project websites, IEO on exchanges (e.g., Binance), IDO on decentralized exchanges (e.g., Uniswap), INO for NFTs, and STO for regulated financial products like tokenized securities.

The process of determining the fair value of an asset, investment, or company using quantitative methods and involving some degree of judgment.

Methods for valuing an investment based on its intrinsic value, including Book Value, Market Capitalization, and Discounted Cash Flow.

Methods for valuing an investment by comparing it to similar assets, using metrics like multiples (e.g., Price-to-Earnings ratio) or comparable company analysis.

The net value of a company's assets after deducting liabilities. Formula: Assets - Liabilities.

A valuation method that compares a target company to similar publicly traded companies with similar characteristics, such as industry, size, and growth rate. The valuation is derived by applying multiples (e.g., P/E ratio) from comparable companies to the target company's financials.

The process of determining the fair market value of a cryptocurrency project, considering its potential future cash flows, network effects, and market position.

Crypto projects are harder to value than traditional businesses due to factors like lack of historical data, volatility, regulatory uncertainty, technological evolution, and difficulty in quantifying intangible value.

A valuation method that uses the quoted prices of comparable tokens or projects in the market to derive a valuation for the target project.

A valuation method that estimates the present value of the future cash flows that the project is expected to generate.

The Quantity Theory of Money model states that the price level of goods and services is directly related to the money supply, assuming constant output and velocity of money.

A metric that measures the relationship between a cryptocurrency's network value (market cap) and its daily transaction volume.

A low NVT ratio indicates that the network is undervalued, suggesting potential growth opportunities. It implies higher transactional activity for each unit of network value.