Crypto ICO List: Active, Upcoming & Ended Token Sales

Explore active, upcoming, and ended crypto ICO projects. Compare token sales, project categories, timelines, and key details before researching individual cryptocurrency projects.

Active ICO Projects

3d leftSocial

Ethos Network

Ethos Network is an on-chain reputation and credibility protocol on Base. Users build credibility through reviews, stake-backed vouches and community slashing, while Ethos aggregates those signals into a portable credibility score. WHUF is the protocolu0027s vouching and fee assetu003B protocol fees are designed to be burned. Ethos raised $1.75M in a July 2024 pre-seed round from a community of angel investors and reports that approximately 1% of WHUF supply is owned by venture investors.

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7d leftDeFi

Multipli

Multipli is a multichain RWA and yield protocol that offers yield-bearing xTokens for stablecoins, BTC and ETH, alongside rwaUSD and rwaUSDi. rwaUSDi is designed as a composable, credit-backed dollar aggregating tokenized Treasury and gold exposure. The team previously built Brine Fi (later tanX), and Multipli reports approximately $21.5M in funding and allocated capital, including a $5M extension and $16.5M reallocated from the earlier project. Backers named by the project include Coinbase Ventures, Pantera Capital, Sequoia Capital, Spartan Group and Binance Labs.

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4d leftInfrastructure

StripChain

StripChain is an intent-based interoperability protocol and Arbitrum-stack Layer 3 designed to let applications execute cross-chain transactions without changing their core architecture. Its stack includes StripVM, StripIntents, a solver network, StripDEX and a unified liquidity engine. StripChain raised $10M in May 2024 in a round led by Sora Ventures, with participation from Mechanism Capital, Hypersphere Ventures, Shima Capital, Ascensive Assets, Hyperithm and other investors.

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42h leftCrypto

Alberich Token

Alberich Token is a musical meme coin inspired by Alberich from Richard Wagneru0027s Ring of the Nibelung. The project blends mythology, orchestral music, AI-generated media, digital collectibles and community participation into a story-driven Web3 ecosystem.

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7d leftCrypto

Gno.land

Gno.land is a transparent and composable smart contract platform built on Gno, a deterministic Go-based language for secure on-chain applications. The project is developed by NewTendermint and founded by Jae Kwon, co-founder of Cosmos and Tendermint.

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42h leftCrypto

Spaceway Token

Spaceway Token is an ERC-20 utility token connected to the Waypoint 2 Space ecosystem. The project aims to support commercial space access, astronaut training, STEM education, immersive experiences and future Space Experience Center participation.

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45h leftCrypto

Credible

Credible is an open payments stack for modern internet businesses, combining fiat payment rails with stablecoin liquidity for faster settlement, local payment methods and global pay-ins/pay-outs. The platform reports over $700M in processed payments across prediction markets, stablecoin fintechs, creator platforms, Web3, AI, gaming and entertainment. CRED is used for governance through MetaDAO.

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6d leftCrypto

CereBree

CereBree is an on-chain AI ecosystem for enterprise, healthcare and human intelligence, powered by its proprietary LLM, Cognie. The platform includes healthcare products such as HealOpera, CereAura and CereOnco, plus enterprise tools under HRX. The project reports a $1M pre-seed raise, Oracle partnership, 3 institutional HRX clients, 200 hospitals onboarding for HealOpera and post-revenue traction in Q2 2026.

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3d leftBlockchain Service

Squid

Squid is a cross-chain router connecting users, developers and institutions to liquidity across 100+ chains and 20,000+ tokens. The protocol powers swaps, bridges and value routing for 1M+ users and 1,000+ integrations, with $6B+ safely routed and 99.99% uptime since launch.

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12h leftInfrastructure

OpenGradient

OpenGradient is the Network for Open Intelligence: a decentralized infrastructure network for hosting, inferencing and verifying AI models at scale.

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Our ICO directory brings cryptocurrency token sales into one place so you can discover projects across blockchain infrastructure, DeFi, Web3, gaming, AI, payments, and other crypto sectors.

ICO listings are provided for informational purposes and should not be considered investment advice. Token sales can involve substantial risk, so independently verify project teams, tokenomics, documentation, smart contracts, and regulatory considerations before making financial decisions.

How to Research Crypto ICO Projects

Start with the project's official website, whitepaper, technical documentation, roadmap, and stated use case. Look for a clear explanation of the problem the project intends to solve and how its blockchain or token is actually used.

Review tokenomics carefully, including total and circulating supply, token allocation, vesting schedules, sale price, fundraising targets, and potential future token unlocks. These factors can materially affect token supply and market dynamics.

Research the founders, development team, advisers, partnerships, code repositories, audits, and community activity. Confirm important claims using primary sources whenever possible rather than relying solely on promotional material.

Consider security, liquidity, jurisdiction, regulation, custody, and market risks before participating in any token sale. An ICO listing or strong online presence does not guarantee that a project is legitimate or successful.

What to Evaluate in an ICO

Token utility and tokenomics: understand why the token exists, how supply is distributed, and when locked tokens may enter circulation.
Team, product, and security: examine development progress, team history, smart-contract audits, technical documentation, and evidence of a working product.
Sale terms and risk: review fundraising terms, eligible jurisdictions, vesting rules, liquidity expectations, regulatory considerations, and official participation channels.

Crypto ICO FAQ

What is an ICO in cryptocurrency?

An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is a fundraising method in which a blockchain or cryptocurrency project offers digital tokens to participants, typically to fund development or expand an ecosystem. The structure, rights, utility, and legal treatment of ICO tokens vary by project and jurisdiction.

How can I find active and upcoming ICOs?

Use the Active and Upcoming sections of this ICO directory to discover listed token sales. Before participating, confirm dates, sale terms, contract addresses, and participation instructions through the project's official channels because ICO information can change.

Are crypto ICOs safe to invest in?

ICOs can be highly speculative and may involve fraud, smart-contract vulnerabilities, low liquidity, regulatory uncertainty, or complete loss of funds. A listing does not constitute an endorsement. Conduct independent research and consider professional financial, legal, or tax advice when appropriate.

What should I check before participating in an ICO?

Review the project's whitepaper, team, token utility, token allocation, vesting schedule, fundraising terms, roadmap, audits, technical development, legal disclosures, and official contract addresses. You should also assess whether participation is permitted in your jurisdiction.

What is the difference between an ICO, IDO, and IEO?

An ICO generally sells tokens directly through a project's fundraising process. An IEO is typically conducted through a centralized cryptocurrency exchange, while an IDO commonly launches through a decentralized exchange or launchpad. Exact structures and requirements vary between platforms and projects.

Explore Crypto Token Sales and ICO Projects

Browse the latest available ICO listings, compare active and upcoming token sales, and open individual project pages for additional details. Always verify time-sensitive information with official project sources before making financial decisions.