List of Flash News about IDOs
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2025-11-18 09:28 |
idOS Backed by RippleX, Circle, Arbitrum and Starknet: Decentralized Identity for the Stablecoin Economy — What Traders Should Know
According to @cas_abbe, idOS is a decentralized storage protocol that delivers portable identity for the stablecoin economy and is backed by RippleX, Circle, Arbitrum and Starknet. According to @cas_abbe, the protocol enables self-custody of user data, is chain-agnostic to support users and applications across different chains, and emphasizes self-sovereign control. According to @cas_abbe, with the on-chain economy taking off, idOS is an interesting play for traders focused on identity infrastructure linked to stablecoin usage. |
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2025-11-10 15:59 |
idOS IDOS Tokenomics Revealed: 41.3% Community Allocation, Q4 TGE Timeline, Backed by Circle and Ripple for Stablecoin Identity
According to Cas Abbé, the stablecoin industry is expected to reach 1 trillion dollars by 2030, and idOS is positioned as a decentralized identity network enabling identity portability for the stablecoin economy, which is a trading-relevant sector narrative. Source: Cas Abbé on X, Nov 10, 2025. Cas Abbé reports that idOS is backed by Circle, Ripple, and the Arbitrum Foundation and has raised 4.5 million dollars, details that are material for assessing project credibility and runway. Source: Cas Abbé on X, Nov 10, 2025. Cas Abbé states that idOS released tokenomics for its native IDOS token with a 1 billion total supply and 41.3 percent reserved for the community, key supply data for traders tracking initial float and distribution. Source: Cas Abbé on X, Nov 10, 2025. Cas Abbé adds that team, advisors, and partners have a 6 to 12 month lockup and that the TGE is expected in Q4 with the exact date to be confirmed, which sets a near-term catalyst window. Source: Cas Abbé on X, Nov 10, 2025. |
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2024-08-12 18:30 |
Controversy Over LinkPad VC's Past IDOs
According to ZachXBT, there is controversy surrounding LinkPad VC's past involvement in promoting several initial DEX offerings (IDOs) such as OptionRoom, AntiMatter, and SolStarter. These projects, managed by partners including Nekoz, are criticized for significantly harming retail investors. |