⚡️ENSO-Community-First: Lower FDV, and Better Terms than VC – Should I Participate in the CoinList Public Sale Opportunity? Just now, Enso's official tweet @EnsoBuild saw the launch of a community round of funding on CoinList. Sell 4% of the total supply (4 million) at a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $125 million. Interested parties can attend: Key Highlights of the Community Public Offering: - Historically low valuations: The community FDV ($125 million) was lower than the previous private equity round valuation, and retail investors were offered better terms than institutions for the first time -100% unlocked at TGE: Community tokens are not locked, and VC tokens are still locked - Mature product verification: It has supported $15B+ on-chain settlement, serving 100+ production-level projects - Next-generation Web3 infrastructure: the only all-in-one development tool that provides on-chain data reading + transaction execution at the same time 1. Analogue Valuation Opportunities: Comparable infrastructure The Graph ($GRT) has an FDV of $1 billion and only provides data layer services. Enso's valuation is only 12.5% of $GRT, but it is supported by the dual engine of "data + execution" and $15B+ real settlement volume. The TGE time is Q3 of this year. 2. Token economic model Token Name: $ENSO Total Supply: 100,000,000 Distribution: 4,000,000, 4% FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation): $125,000,000 Opened: June 12, 2025 17:00 UTC End: June 19, 2025 17:00 UTC In accordance with previous practice, private round valuations typically included a 12-24 month lock-up period, while the immediate liquidity of community rounds further amplified the price advantage. Fourth, the endorsement of the institution Top Capital Lineup: - Lead Investors: Polychain, Multicoin Capital -Co-investor: Spartan Group, IDEO CoLab - Angel investors: LayerZero/1inch/Yearn and other 70+ project founding teams The core opportunity of community round participation: historically low valuation + instant liquidity + institutional cost inversion, you can take a look if you are interested, and you can continue to touch the testnet 0, TGE is also fast!