🚨 IDO Risk #11: Ignoring the Fine Print Most retail investors rush into pre-sales without really reading the docs. And that’s where things go wrong. Here are 3 key things many miss (and why they matter): 1. Unlock Schedule – When and how tokens are released. Early dumps often

Why Circulating Supply Matters More Than You Think Most investors look at total supply when evaluating a token. 🧊 Total supply ≠ what’s actually in the market. What is Circulating Supply? It’s the real amount of tokens available for trading on Day 1. The rest? Locked,

Your biggest risk isn’t raising too little — it’s raising from the wrong investors. When early allocations fall into the hands of short-term flippers, your token faces immediate sell pressure, no matter how strong your fundamentals are. DexCheck Pad is designed to prevent this.

🔍 Tokenomics Red Flags to Watch Before You Ape In A low price means nothing if the tokenomics are designed to dump on retail. Here are 3 major red flags to watch for: 🚩 Short cliff periods – If insiders unlock right after launch, expect early dumps. 🚩 Skewed allocations –

A successful token launch is about structure. Too often, projects skip over the details that matter most. Here are a few questions every founder and investor should be asking before the launch goes live: – Who’s getting early allocations, and on what terms? – Are cliff periods

IDO Risk #12: The Hidden Cost of Poor Timing Not every failed launch is the result of bad tokenomics or weak fundamentals. Sometimes, it simply comes down to timing. When projects rush to launch without aligning listings, unlock schedules, and market conditions, they create the

The Flipper Problem: When Early Access Goes to the Wrong Hands Many token launches fail not because of bad fundamentals, but because early access went to traders looking for a quick exit. When these participants sell right after launch, price momentum collapses and trust

Visibility is the new currency. Most projects don’t fail because of bad ideas, they fail because the right people never see them. DexCheck Pad changes that by connecting selected projects with a qualified network of over 100,000 active traders and investors. Built on real

Every launch has two stories: the one on the whitepaper and the one in people’s wallets. Here’s what many don’t consider: Early hype = exit trap – Retail often buys in when insiders are already preparing to exit. Community isn’t the same as users – Bots and airdrop hunters ≠

How Tier Points Actually Work (And Why It’s Fairer Than You Think) On DexCheck Pad: Every staking pool gives tier points, based on lock duration and amount. You’re not limited to one pool as points are aggregated. With a 2x multiplier on 365-day staking, entry to the first

IDO Risk #13: Misaligned Incentives Kill Momentum It’s easy to get excited when a project raises fast. But ask yourself: who benefits first? Too many launches are structured like this: – Seed investors get unlocks before traction – Early backers dump into shallow liquidity –

The Difference Between Real Demand and Manufactured FOMO Many projects create artificial scarcity to drive up pre-sale interest. – Hard caps are hidden until the last minute – Bots swarm early rounds – Whitelists are inflated to appear exclusive But manufactured demand

The truth? Most projects don’t fail because of a bad idea but because no one helped them ask the right questions early enough. DexCheck’s Incubation Program was built for founders who aren’t chasing the fastest launch, but the most intelligent one. The program gives handpicked

The New KPIs: Community Cost per Attention The most underpriced asset in early-stage crypto isn’t capital, it’s attention from the right people. If you spend 6 months building and launch into a room of the wrong audience, your ROI on effort = zero. At DexCheck Pad, we design

Retail investors are becoming more cautious and that’s a good thing. The most experienced participants in an IDO usually check for 3 non-negotiables: Real Circulating Supply — Are insiders holding or already offloading? Team Lockups — Are the builders incentivized to stick

IDO Risk #14: The Utility Illusion One of the most common pitfalls in early-stage projects is overpromising token utility without a clear, sustainable function behind it. Many IDO participants are drawn in by claims of future use cases — governance, staking, fee discounts,

Fundamental Tokenomics Metric: Vesting and Supply schedules Circulating supply means little if tomorrow’s unlock doubles it. Before investing in a pre-launch token, it is essential to consider the primary token distribution plan. Prelaunch data on the pad provided insights

The Three Layers of Due Diligence Before an IDO Most retail investors focus on hype, big names, or flashy designs. But sustainable returns come from real research. Here’s a simple framework to guide your next IDO investment: 1. Project Layer Start with fundamentals. Who is

Staking as Your Calendar of Opportunities Think of your staking pool as a calendar: » Shorter pools keep you liquid for upcoming seasonal IDOs. » Longer pools give you a guaranteed higher tier for the next year of launches. Align your staking term with your market view:

Ready for TGE? How you can set your project up for IDO success. Hundreds of new tokens are launched daily; a good percentage go through IDO launches. Stand out from the crowd; here’s what sets serious projects apart. • Transparent tokenomics: A balanced design that aligns