AELF ICO (2017): Sale History, Figure & Outcome
AELF was a blockchain project that conducted a token sale in 2017. The sale reportedly raised USD 24.75 million according to a third-party listing.
| Token | AELF (ELF) |
|---|---|
| Sale year | 2017 |
| Category | blockchain |
| Sale date (per listing) | Nov 28, 2017 |
| Documented figure | $24,750,000 |
| Outcome | unknown |
| Data tier | 3 — aggregator-listed |
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Figure per listing — aggregator listings may include private rounds.
What the record shows
The record indicates the AELF token sale occurred on November 28, 2017, with funds raised totaling USD 24.75 million per an aggregator listing. The documentation notes this figure may include private rounds alongside the public sale. The record does not provide information about the project's subsequent development or status.
Era context: ico mania (2017–2018)
The sale took place during the ICO Mania period when token sales reached unprecedented scale and frequency. This era saw numerous projects raise substantial sums rapidly, though many later faced challenges or ceased operations. The period ultimately concluded with significant market corrections and legal scrutiny across the sector.
This sale is one of the 234 entries in our ICO Mania (2017–2018) era archive, part of the complete history of crypto presales — a sourced dataset where every figure links to the page that shows it.
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Sources
This page is historical research built from a sourced dataset — not a recommendation to buy anything. Token sales are high-risk. Money figures appear only where the cited source shows one. Corrections with sources: support@bmic.ai.