PAID Network, a renowned decentralized crowdfunding platform that connects innovative projects with investors, has just revealed a first-of-its-kind community-centric crowdfunding platform with exclusive LCO for Blast Royale.
According to an official announcement today, PAID Network launched an exclusive Low FDV Community Offering (LCO) for Blast Royale, a Tier 1 blockchain game aiming to impact in early November through PAID’s platform significantly.
PAID Network Unveils Community-First Investment Model
The launch of this crowdfunding project marks the first-of-its-kind community-centric investment model introduced to the PAID ecosystem.
This investment model directly addresses the longstanding issues of low float and high Fully Diluted Valuations (FDVs). Following efforts to ensure that early investors have the potential for wealth generation at a large discount compared to other rounds, the network offers Blast Royale at a low $10 million FDV, substantially lower than the last round at $48m FDV.
Kyle Chassé, Founder of PAID Network, commented on this saying;
“Crypto has drifted away from what really matters—empowering the community. The Low FDV Community Offering (LCO) flips the script, giving real people a shot at serious upside without the insane valuations or pump-and-dump hype. This is about getting back to the core of why we’re here: creating opportunities for everyone to win and be part of something bigger.”
The PAID Network’s data revealed that the traditional “low float, high FDV” model has been a persistent problem in the Web3 space. Projects often launch with a small circulating supply (low float) and an inflated FDV, often leading to imbalanced token distribution, price volatility, and community disengagement.
To solve these issues, the PAID Network’s LCO model has been designed to offer lower FDVs, ensure fair token distribution, and align incentives.
Following its relentless mission to redefine the crowdfunding landscape, the network has unveiled several groundbreaking features in its upcoming updates, some of which include gamified crowdfunding, account abstraction, community impact score, real-time state of the $PAID economy, multi-chain single-click swaps, and community funds.