What is an Initial Dex Offering (IDO) and how does it work?
An initial DEX offering, or IDO, is a permissionless, decentralized concept that transforms the funding landscape. The enrollment of coins/tokens on a decentralized liquidity market is what happens when a project establishes an IDO. It's a cryptocurrency asset exchange that trades tokens like cryptocurrencies and stablecoins using liquidity pools. A liquidity pair, for example, is USDT/ETH. Unlike an Initial Public Offering, investors cannot possess any equity (in the project/business) (IPO).
When did no-compromise vetting start?
People aren't connecting physically anymore; instead, they've sought online ways to connect, communicate, and engage as a result of the pandemic. As a result, internet platforms have emerged as a viable fundraising alternative. While investors spend hours evaluating a company and a proposed project, entrepreneurs (project owners) must also conduct due diligence on possible investors.
Initial Dex Offering is, in some ways, a digital ecosystem that is critical to maintaining a healthy cap table. From seed to listing, one of the main priorities of IDO development services is to provide projects with cutting-edge vetting methods. The project owners can choose which investors they want to work with (with the help of the data analytics dashboard).
As a result, selecting trustworthy launchpad platforms with anti-scam screening and Know Your Customer (KYC) checks is crucial. Some even provide marketing help comparable to what centralized competitors provide. Of course, as an investor, you should consider the tokenomics and security of a project.