Chain Crisis Presale (2024): Sale History, Figure & Outcome
Chain Crisis (CRISIS) was a gaming-related crypto project that conducted a token sale in 2024. The sale reportedly raised funds through a direct presale model typical of the period.
| Token | Chain Crisis (CRISIS) |
|---|---|
| Sale year | 2024 |
| Category | gaming |
| Sale date (per listing) | Dec 15, 2024 |
| Documented figure | $2,500,000 |
| Outcome | unknown |
| Data tier | 3 — aggregator-listed |
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Figure per listing — aggregator listings may include private rounds.
What the record shows
According to an aggregator listing, the project raised USD 2.5 million, with the sale dated December 15, 2024. The record notes this figure may include private funding rounds alongside the public offering. The outcome of the project remains undocumented in the available record.
Era context: the presale era (2024–2026)
This sale occurred during the Presale Era, when projects commonly sold tokens directly through their own websites without third-party platforms. Many sales during this period relied on self-reported figures without independent verification, spanning projects from meme tokens to larger institutional offerings.
This sale is one of the 1,185 entries in our The Presale Era (2024–2026) 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.