Cold Wallet Presale Hits $6.3M Surpassing Chainlink ICP Performance

Cold Wallet’s $6.3 million presale has gained significant traction, surpassing the performance and forecasts of major projects such as Chainlink and ICP. With the project currently in Stage 18 at a price of $0.00998—well above its initial Stage 1 price of $0.007—Cold Wallet offers a potential return on investment of 3,428% based on its confirmed listing price of $0.3517. To date, over 740 million tokens have been sold, and the project has raised more than $6.3 million, indicating strong market interest and a clear demand trajectory [1].

Cold Wallet’s approach is underpinned by a transparent token distribution model and practical utility. Of the total 10 billion token supply, 40% is allocated to the presale, 25% to rewards, 12% to liquidity, 10% to ecosystem growth, 7% to the team (with vesting), and 6% to the treasury. This structure emphasizes long-term stability and incentivizes active participation. Additionally, the project has integrated existing infrastructure through the acquisition of Plus Wallet, which already boasts over 2 million active users. This provides Cold Wallet with immediate adoption and real-world utility [1].

The mobile-first app offers users a range of features, including self-custody, fiat on-ramps, token swaps, and bridges. Cashback rewards in CWT tokens are given for each transaction, further embedding usage into the ecosystem and encouraging organic growth. The app’s upcoming Layer-2 scaling solution is expected to support gas-free transactions, making it more accessible and user-friendly for the broader market [1].

In comparison, Chainlink (LINK) is seen as having strong near-term potential, with analysts forecasting a price target of $30 if it successfully breaks through resistance at $24.88. The project’s fundamentals, including a 140% year-on-year increase in Total Value Secured (TVS), and consistent daily trading volumes above $1 billion, support this outlook. ICP, on the other hand, is projected to rise to as high as $100–$113 by 2031, with price forecasts spanning $4–$8 in the near term and escalating to $18–$20 by 2025, $24–$30 by 2026–27, and $96–$113 by 2031. These projections rely on institutional adoption, subnet expansion, and integration with Ethereum [1].

Cold Wallet’s success is notable for its departure from speculative narratives and technical forecasts. Instead, it focuses on structured mechanics, transparent tokenomics, and immediate utility. This approach sets it apart in a market often driven by hype and uncertain timelines. As the presale progresses and the ROI window shrinks, early participants are seeing a growing edge over other high-potential projects. With adoption already in place and demand showing no signs of slowing, Cold Wallet positions itself as a compelling investment in the current altcoin season [1].

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[1] Cold Wallet Presale Surges Past $6.3M as Shiba Inu Targets $50B and Avalanche Eyes $120

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