CoinList is back in the U.S. and they’re bringing token sales with them, according to an update from the digital assets platform.
CoinList’s return to the United States has officially begun—starting with a public token sale product for accredited investors.
The digital assets firm noted that American builders and investors “have been sidelined for too long.”
If you’ve been with them from the early days, then you might know CoinList was actually established to “help transformative crypto projects launch, grow, and thrive.”
They started with the mission to support “compliant” token sales—in the U.S.
Since their last token sale with U.S. participants at the end of 2019, the global crypto market cap (excluding Bitcoin) has grown “from $60 billion to $1.15 trillion — an 18x surge.”
Meanwhile, U.S. participants were largely “excluded at the earliest stages from landmark projects like Solana, Near, Ondo, WalletConnect, and others who launched on CoinList.”
And now, after working through a difficult period for crypto in American history, they’re “opening the doors to American investors once again.”
Because when America builds, the entire crypto ecosystem “moves forward.”
CoinList are pleased to to kick off this new chapter with DoubleZero—a global fiber network for “high performance distributed systems and blockchains.”
DoubleZero is not “another L1 or L2—it’s the world’s first N1.”
Think of it as the “base-layer infrastructure for distributed systems.”
Their vision: building a new internet “optimized for distributed systems.”
DoubleZero will be hosting a token sale for validators on CoinList, open to validators across Solana, Sui, Aptos, Avalanche, and Celestia blockchains both offshore as well as those in the United States.
This is a key moment:
DoubleZero will be among the few crypto projects in recent memory to conduct “a public sale that’s accessible to eligible purchasers around the globe, including accredited investors in every state across the U.S.”
According to a blog post, crypto thrives on open access and innovation—two things “America has always stood for.”
DoubleZero is building the backbone “for the next wave of distributed systems.”
CoinList’s return to the U.S. is a considered to be “win” for American builders, investors,
CoinList claims that it made its name helping projects like Filecoin host large-scale, compliant token sales.
Now, they’re bringing back that same public sale process for U.S. accredited investors:
- Streamlined Accreditation: User-friendly flow to verify your accredited status quickly and securely.
- Token Offerings: Curated projects that meet their standards for technology, community, and compliance.
- Trusted Experience: They’ve launched projects like Solana, Ondo, WalletConnect, and Nillion. Now, they’re leveraging that experience to ensure the process is smooth, transparent, and compliant for U.S. investors.
This is the evolution of earliest token sales—built to help clients discover and invest in crypto projects “compliantly,” in the U.S. and worldwide.
Phase 1 is just the beginning, CoinList noted.
They also mentioned that more products are coming—for “both U.S. and global users.”