BTC $92,438.00 (+1.35%)

ETH $3,156.33 (+0.54%)

XRP $2.12 (+2.59%)

BNB $898.66 (+1.62%)

SOL $135.53 (+1.31%)

TRX $0.29 (+0.17%)

DOGE $0.15 (+0.01%)

ADA $0.40 (+1.22%)

BCH $663.57 (+3.38%)

LINK $13.50 (+1.54%)

LEO $9.00 (-2.81%)

ZEC $491.84 (-3.32%)

XMR $426.08 (-2.46%)

XLM $0.23 (+1.22%)

SUI $1.68 (-0.47%)

LTC $82.13 (-0.11%)

HYPE $26.34 (+4.90%)

AVAX $14.23 (+1.68%)

HBAR $0.13 (+1.82%)

CC $0.14 (-5.75%)

BTC $92,438.00 (+1.35%)

ETH $3,156.33 (+0.54%)

XRP $2.12 (+2.59%)

BNB $898.66 (+1.62%)

SOL $135.53 (+1.31%)

TRX $0.29 (+0.17%)

DOGE $0.15 (+0.01%)

ADA $0.40 (+1.22%)

BCH $663.57 (+3.38%)

LINK $13.50 (+1.54%)

LEO $9.00 (-2.81%)

ZEC $491.84 (-3.32%)

XMR $426.08 (-2.46%)

XLM $0.23 (+1.22%)

SUI $1.68 (-0.47%)

LTC $82.13 (-0.11%)

HYPE $26.34 (+4.90%)

AVAX $14.23 (+1.68%)

HBAR $0.13 (+1.82%)

CC $0.14 (-5.75%)

DAICO

DAICO is an acronym for Decentralized Autonomous Initial Coin Offerings. It is a type of capital raising, originally proposed by Vitalik Buterin. DAICOs have many features different from regular Initial Coin Offerings, but the most prominent feature is that the investors in a DAICO can take back their funds if the relevant project team does not fulfil certain conditions. Read more about the differences between DAICOs and ICOs here.