Cold Wallet Presale Raises $5.9M With ROI Shrinking 3,632% By Launch

Cold Wallet’s presale has crossed a significant milestone, raising $5.9 million and selling 706 million tokens as of Stage 17 [1]. The project is structured around a fixed 150-stage mechanism, with each stage offering a limited token allocation that, once sold, triggers a price increase. This creates a shrinking ROI window as the presale progresses, offering early participants increasingly higher returns relative to the locked-in $0.3517 listing price [1]. At Stage 17, the current token price is $0.00998, representing a potential 3,632% return by launch [1].

The shrinking ROI is a direct result of the presale design. Stage 1 buyers, for example, could have earned nearly 4,900% by launch, while Stage 17 buyers now see a slightly compressed gain. This pattern is predictable and transparent, allowing traders to calculate their potential upside based on the stage at which they enter. With 133 stages remaining, the front-loaded gains are accelerating as sellouts occur more rapidly. Stages 15 and 16 sold out within hours, indicating growing urgency among investors [1].

Cold Wallet is distinguishing itself in the crowded crypto wallet space by acquiring Plus Wallet for $270 million before completing its presale [1]. This acquisition has immediately added over 2 million active users to the ecosystem, providing Cold Wallet with an established user base before launch. Unlike traditional wallets, Cold Wallet integrates a cashback model that rewards users with $CWT for every on-chain activity, from paying gas fees to swapping tokens. This model eliminates the need for staking or lockups, offering a direct and scalable reward system that aligns user activity with token utility [1].

The ROI potential at Stage 17 is particularly compelling. A $1,000 investment at the current price would yield approximately 100,200 CWT tokens, valued at roughly $35,230 at the $0.3517 listing price. If the token’s price rises to speculative long-term targets of $5 or $10—commonly discussed in early investor circles—this same $1,000 could be worth between $500,000 and $1 million. These are not projections from analysts but speculative outcomes based on the presale structure and early investor conversations [1].

The key advantage for traders lies in the timing of entry. With each sellout, both the token price and the ROI to launch decrease, making early participation increasingly valuable. This dynamic is not an opinion but a mathematical certainty built into the presale’s 150-stage framework [1]. As larger investors continue to absorb multiple stages in bulk, the speed of price appreciation is likely to accelerate, further compressing the ROI for later buyers [1].

Cold Wallet’s model is a rare combination of clarity and utility. The presale is transparent, the adoption is preloaded, and the product offers a direct solution to a persistent problem in the crypto space—high transaction costs. The cashback mechanism turns fees into earnings, making the wallet both functional and economically attractive. At this stage, the decision for traders is less about belief in the project and more about capturing the shrinking ROI window. With $5.9 million raised and 706 million tokens sold, the opportunity is tangible but temporary [1].

Source: [1] Best Crypto Presale: Cold Wallet Hits $5.9M With ROI Window Shrinking Stage by Stage (https://coinmarketcap.com/community/articles/689c2afb82c4de089e9d1c48/)