Arcium Community Round Imminent: Can the CoinList Effect Be Replicated?
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Arcium Community Round Imminent: Can the CoinList Effect Be Replicated?
Arcium is an encrypted supercomputer designed to resolve the conflict between data privacy and computational efficiency through encryption technology.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsBy 1912212.eth, Foresight News
At 1:00 AM Beijing time on March 24, the community round public sale of Arcium officially launched on CoinList and will run until 1:00 AM on April 2. The minimum purchase amount for this sale is $100, with a maximum cap of $250,000, and payments are accepted in USDC or USDT. Tokens from this public sale will be fully unlocked at TGE in Q3 this year, allowing participants immediate liquidity without enduring a prolonged lock-up period.
In this market cycle, CoinList has continued to deliver strong returns for many investors through projects such as Neon and Ondo Finance, the leader in RWA. Additionally, nillion, which recently joined Binance Launchpool, previously conducted its public sale on CoinList, bringing the platform back into the spotlight within the community. So, is Arcium worth paying attention to?
Encrypted Supercomputer
Arcium defines itself as an encrypted supercomputer designed to resolve the conflict between data privacy and computational efficiency using cryptography. Traditional internet data processing typically requires exposing raw data, which not only compromises privacy but also limits innovation and introduces potential security risks. Arcium addresses this by building a decentralized, verifiable, and high-performance encrypted computing framework that enables full utilization of data while it remains completely encrypted.
Specifically, each node in the Arcium network functions like a processor in a traditional computing stack, collectively forming a powerful encrypted computing system. Users can process sensitive data over this network without fear of data leakage.
This ability—akin to "understanding a book without seeing the text"—positions Arcium as the missing piece in internet privacy protection. Currently, Arcium has launched a private testnet and plans to open its public testnet on April 30. The team comprises 20 experts, including PhDs in applied cryptography, machine learning, and mathematics, along with technical leads from Web2 giants such as JPMorgan and Amazon—a lineup that underscores its formidable capabilities.
According to official website information, Arcium has achieved breakthroughs in securely and efficiently computing encrypted data using Multi-Party Computation (MPC). Its decentralized architecture is reported to be 10,000 times faster than Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), complemented by intuitive developer tools designed to ensure readiness for adoption.
Tokenomics
The Arcium token is an SPL standard token based on the Solana blockchain, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens. This community round on CoinList will sell tokens at $0.20 each, resulting in an initial fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $200 million.
Detailed token allocation: Community 20% (with 2% targeted for CoinList), Angel Investors (including Echo sale) 5.8%, Validators 5%, Core Contributors 20.8%, Venture Capital firms 20.4%, and Ecosystem & Treasury Reserve 28%.
The token plays multiple roles within the network: first, activating nodes to ensure decentralized operation; second, securing the network through staking and incentivizing node operators; third, serving as the core tool for staking and delegation, helping balance token supply and demand. Notably, only fully unlocked tokens are eligible for staking, ensuring fairness and transparency.
Arcium’s token economic model features a dynamic supply mechanism designed to adapt to changing network demands. During periods of low activity, the system compensates node operators via rewards; during high demand, tokens are burned to create deflationary pressure, enhancing scarcity. This design aims to ensure long-term economic sustainability and allow token holders to benefit directly from growing computational demand.
Moreover, the decision to fully unlock all community round tokens may help alleviate the common industry issue of “low circulating supply with high FDV.”
Prestigious Investor Lineup
Arcium has attracted a prestigious group of institutional and individual investors from across the crypto space. In May 2024, it raised $5.5 million in strategic funding led by Greenfield Capital, with participation from Coinbase, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, Monad co-founder Kevin Ho, Jupiter founder Meow, Wormhole founders, and renowned angel investor Balaji Srinivasan.
Arcium has earned the support of nearly every notable project co-founder in the Solana ecosystem. Recently, Arcium acquired Inpher, its largest Web2 competitor—a company that previously provided encrypted computing technology to banks, healthcare providers, and government agencies. This acquisition strengthens Arcium’s technical foundation and opens doors to partnerships in the Web2 market.
Summary
CoinList, one of the most recognized token launch platforms in the crypto space, is known for curating high-quality projects and delivering strong early returns. Since its founding in 2017, CoinList has helped launch blue-chip projects including Solana, Filecoin, Algorand, Ondo, and Flow. In 2024 alone, CoinList hosted 14 token sales, raising an average of approximately $7.51 million per project, with over 10,000 investors participating on average per sale—13 of which were oversubscribed. CoinList users also demonstrate impressive token retention. Data shows that 70% of public sale participants continue to hold their tokens 30 days after distribution, significantly higher than typical airdrop projects, where 60%-90% of recipients usually dump tokens quickly. This indicates that CoinList’s investor base leans toward long-term holding rather than short-term speculation.
While some projects launched on CoinList have underperformed in this cycle, Arcium may still represent a compelling opportunity for risk-tolerant investors—especially given its relatively low initial valuation ($200 million FDV) and robust ecosystem backing. Conservative investors, however, may want to monitor the progress of its testnet and mainnet before making decisions. Regardless, always conduct thorough research and invest cautiously according to your personal risk tolerance.
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