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Launch guide
Understand the differences between ICOs, IDOs, and IEOs, and why launch format still matters when you evaluate new crypto projects.
Guide intro
Launch format still matters because where and how a token comes to market changes liquidity, access, trust signals, and the kinds of users that show up first.
Section 1
An ICO is the older broad-label model where a project sells tokens more directly. The label still matters historically, but many modern launches use narrower structures.
Section 2
An IDO is usually more tied to decentralized liquidity or launchpad-style mechanics. It often appeals to users who already live inside wallet-based ecosystems.
Section 3
An IEO generally runs through an exchange environment, which changes custody assumptions, access flow, and the trust model compared with onchain-native launch formats.
Guide FAQ
No. Each format changes access, trust, liquidity, and user profile. The right way to judge it depends on the project and your own risk tolerance.
Guide FAQ
Because users searching for new projects often need context on how a token is actually coming to market, not only the project name.
