Zendit IDO
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3635 SDAO 3635SingularityDAO | $0.003382 | −7.00% | −15.18% | −21.85% | $279,803.69 | $338,200.00 | $1,371.31 | |||
7065 RIN 7065Aldrin | $0.001466 | 0.34% | −1.62% | −7.28% | $18,795.50 | $73,300.00 | $21.01 | |||
9035 BYN 9035NBX | $0.0002848 | 18.63% | −9.42% | −28.30% | $2,524.23 | $28,480.00 | $1,328.84 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Zendit IDO launchpad category?
Zendit IDO is a launchpad-provenance category that groups crypto tokens whose Initial DEX Offering launched on Zendit, a 2021-era crypto IDO launchpad. Zendit IDO refers to the crypto launchpad — not the Mondraker Zendit electric mountain bike, an unrelated product that dominates bare "Zendit" searches. Zendit IDO membership marks a shared launch venue, not a sector, quality, or performance signal. DropsTab lists members including SingularityDAO (SDAO), Aldrin (RIN), and Cirus (CIRUS).
How does an IDO (Initial DEX Offering) work?
An IDO (Initial DEX Offering) is a fundraising method where a new token is first sold to the public through a launchpad, then listed on a decentralized exchange (DEX). IDO activity peaked during the 2020–2021 cycle and cooled sharply afterward. An IDO sets a token's initial public price and first on-chain liquidity. SingularityDAO (SDAO) sold its IDO at $0.20 and began trading on May 13, 2021.
Which tokens launched via the Zendit IDO launchpad?
The Zendit IDO category on DropsTab includes SingularityDAO (SDAO), Aldrin (RIN), Cirus (CIRUS), BlockBank (BBANK), and NBX / Beyond Finance (BYN). SingularityDAO (SDAO) is a DeFi/DAO portfolio-management protocol tied to the SingularityNET orbit. Aldrin (RIN) is a Solana-based DEX and AMM. Cirus (CIRUS) runs a Web3 data-monetization ecosystem. This 2021-era cohort shares only a launch venue — several members have faded in activity since launch.
How much did Zendit IDO projects raise at launch?
According to DropsTab data, SingularityDAO (SDAO) raised approximately $4.76M at an IDO price of $0.20, with trading from May 13, 2021. Aldrin (RIN) raised approximately $8.48M at an IDO price of $2.00, trading from August 26, 2021. These are historical launch figures, not current valuations. For a launchpad-provenance category, durable fundraising and launch-date data are the meaningful lens — aggregate category market cap does not apply.
Does Zendit IDO membership signal token quality?
No — Zendit IDO membership signals only where a token held its Initial DEX Offering, not its quality, sector, or current traction. Launchpad-provenance is a historical origin tag, not a buy signal. Several 2021-era Zendit IDO members have faded in activity, and low-liquidity or abandonment risk is real for older launchpad cohorts. Individual project fundamentals — funding, product, and on-chain activity — matter far more than a shared launch venue.
Why do some Zendit IDO tokens also appear in other launchpad categories?
Projects routinely ran their Initial DEX Offering across multiple launchpads, so cross-listing is normal. SingularityDAO (SDAO) also carries Poolz and Launchpool IDO provenance. Aldrin (RIN) also appears in the Launchpool category. NBX / Beyond Finance (BYN) also appears in the Ignition IDO category. Overlapping launchpad tags are context, not duplication — each tag records a separate fundraising venue, not a separate token.
How can traders track Zendit IDO tokens on DropsTab?
The DropsTab category page aggregates the Zendit IDO cohort into a single scannable list, with per-token Fundraising, IDO price, and launch-date data. Traders use the Zendit IDO category as a historical reference — to confirm which tokens launched on Zendit and to cross-check members' other launchpad appearances. Because launchpad-provenance categories are static records, the cohort does not grow with a live narrative. The DropsTab fundraising database holds the durable launch details for each member.