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The Impact Project (IMPT) presale has now passed $3 million in total funds raised, just over a week since beginning. The tally now stands at roughly $3.2 million as of writing, with the decentralized carbon credit and green-shopping platform comfortably on course to reach its hard cap of $10.8 million by November 25.
It's now very likely that the presale will reach its target long before this date, with the coin still being up for grabs -- via the Impact Project website -- for $0.018. This will soon rise to $0.023 once the sale enters stage two, with it also due to rise to $0.028 during its final stage, meaning that anyone interested in joining the sale needs to act quick if they want to buy at the most discounted price.
Beginning on October 3, the Impact Project's presale quickly gained momentum, raising $150,000 within 24 hours, before crossing $550,000 within 48 hours, $1 million within 72 hours, and then $2 million within five days. Now it's up to $3.25 million, with $3.5 million already in its sights.
Cryptocurrency traders are always looking for the 'next big thing,' yet it isn't only IMPT's newness that has attracted participants in its presale. Instead, in a market often characterised by gimmicks and hype, it has created a very serious roadmap and set of fundamentals for itself.
Based on Ethereum, its platform will enable consumers to shop via a network of "thousands" of retail brands, all of which distribute a percentage of their sales to environmental and eco-friendly initiatives. This means that users can help the environment while enjoying some normal, everyday
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