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The Impact Project (IMPT) presale has now passed $5.5 million in total funds raised so far, only two weeks after beginning. This total marks another important milestone for the Ethereum-based carbon credit marketplace, which will provide consumers with the ability to earn NFT-based carbon offsets via shopping with green retailers.
The $5.5 million total means that the Impact Project has raised an average of $366,666 per day, indicating that it will reach the hard cap for stage one of its sale, $10.8 million, in the next 14 or 15 days. From there, it will raise its current $0.018 presale price to $0.023, while the end of its sale will herald its first listings, which may see it rise by significant percentages.
The Impact Project presale began on October 3, and it has managed to raise a steady stream of funds since then. It raised $150,000 within its first 24 hours before reaching $550,000 within 48 hours, then $1 million within 72 hours, $2 million within five days, $3 million within a week, $4 million in 11 days, $5 million in a fortnight, and now $5.5 million.
It's arguable that the ongoing bear market has made investors hungrier for promising new coins that have the potential for big gains. However, the Impact Project has attracted traders for one simple reason: it has strong fundamentals.
Not only does the Impact Project have solid fundamentals, but these fundamentals touch on the environment, making it a big draw for the growing numbers of ESG investors throughout the globe. In particular, it enables consumers to shop via a network of "thousands" of retail brands, all of which
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