McGregor’s Real Memecoin Flops After Liking 39% Case

UFC Star Conor McGregor’s Cripto Debit fell flat as his real Memecoin raised only 31% of the target minimum lengthy amount before falling apart.

The interrupted hyper memecoin raised only $ 392,000 in a 28-hour preset, and 61% is a shortage of a million dollars a minimum target. As a result, the project is paused, and all preliminary offers are returned, in accordance with the project website.

The crop used a sealed auction format, aimed at transparency and fairness. The team, who supported Real World Gaming gave, collected 3.6 million dollars and sales of 60 million tokens (3% of the total offer) at a starting price of $ 0.06.

However, with only 668 participants and less than half of the minimum raise, sales could not move forward. RVG informed investors to return after failure to meet the minimum raise.

McGregor and his team asked the project as a fairer alternative to other chips supported by celebrities, who faced criticism and fraud. He promised that the true token would be different, offering transparency, gave voting rights and possible use in the gaming ecosystem.

The structure of the tokens showed long-term planning, and the Daoska treasury received by 31.5%, the Community received by 16.5%, the seed investors receive 13.5%, and a 10% team. The remaining part is distributed between placing, sales, air drops and liquidity. However, concerns about 10% of the team share are already expressed.

Despite the efforts, the launch occurred in difficult time for the market. Memecoina Market continues to be exceeded from high-profile fraud like February Memecoin League scandal. Real Token failure shows that, in the current environment, the famous certificate is not enough to make the project ahead.

Investors seem to be more careful, even with major supports like Anima and Kucoin Laboratory brands, especially as hype, and importance basis Brings prominent. In some capacity, the project will forward, according to McGregor’s team, but token’s launch has delayed for now.