Sealana Presale (2024): Sale History, Figure & Outcome
Sealana was a Solana-based meme token featuring a South Park-inspired seal character. Its presale occurred in 2024, raising funds through direct website sales before becoming tradable.
| Token | Sealana (SEAL) |
|---|---|
| Sale year | 2024 |
| Category | meme |
| Chain | Solana |
| Documented figure | $6,000,000 |
| Outcome | listed |
| Data tier | 2 — research-lane verified |
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What the record shows
The project collected USD 6 million during May-June 2024 through its self-hosted presale. A viral marketing campaign preceded its availability on decentralized trading platforms starting July 2, 2024. The record confirms the token became tradable but does not document subsequent performance.
Era context: the presale era (2024–2026)
This sale typified 2024-2026's presale era where projects bypassed traditional platforms, opting instead for direct website sales. Many meme tokens and larger projects adopted this model during this period, with self-reported fundraising figures becoming commonplace.
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
- https://news.bitcoin.com/viral-sealana-presale-enters-final-stage-could-seal-10x-after-dex-launch/
- https://cryptopotato.com/new-solana-presale-seal-raises-2-5m-next-bome/
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.