What is soft capping in the context of cryptocurrency?

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• crmforrealestateinvestorsSep 03, 2025 · 6 months ago
  Soft capping in the context of cryptocurrency refers to setting a minimum funding goal for a token sale or fundraising campaign. Unlike a hard cap, which sets an upper limit on the amount of funds that can be raised, a soft cap is a lower threshold that needs to be reached in order for the project to proceed. If the soft cap is not met, the project may be canceled or the funds may be returned to the investors. Soft capping provides flexibility and allows projects to continue even if they don't reach their maximum fundraising goals. However, it also carries the risk of not achieving the desired funding and potentially affecting the project's development.
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• Jomar PazJun 04, 2024 · 2 years ago
  Soft capping is like setting a safety net for a cryptocurrency project. It ensures that there is a minimum level of funding required for the project to move forward. This can be beneficial for both the project team and the investors. For the team, it provides a sense of security knowing that they have enough resources to start working on the project. For the investors, it reduces the risk of losing their investment if the project fails to reach its soft cap. However, soft capping can also create a sense of complacency, as the project may not strive to reach its full potential if the minimum funding goal is already met.
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• Çetin CoemertJan 03, 2021 · 5 years ago
  Soft capping is an important concept in the world of cryptocurrency. It allows projects to set a minimum funding target that needs to be reached in order to proceed with the project. This helps to ensure that there is enough interest and support from the community before moving forward. At BYDFi, we believe that implementing a soft cap can be beneficial for both the project and the investors. It provides a clear goal to work towards and helps to build trust and confidence in the project. However, it's important to note that soft capping is not a guarantee of success. Projects still need to deliver on their promises and meet the expectations of the investors.
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