DAO Maker, a platform for detailed venture capital investments in companies and tokens, has launched the Public Strong Holder Offering as its latest service to facilitate the collection of funds for blockchain and cryptocurrency startups. DAO Maker has opened the doors to a previously unseen level of market liquidity through this public SHO. SHO are a mechanism or service that employs specific procedures to select genuine investors to fund crittographic projects. For example, SHO analyze on-chain data, user activity, liquidity provider status, and interaction with previous projects. These data sets assist in selecting the right type of investor for a specific startup, while also building a community around the project.
These data sets assist in selecting the right type of investor for a specific startup, while also building a community around the project. As a result, based on the use of the portafoglio, projects can select investors from designated groups such as DeFi, NFT, and GameFi. The DAO Maker Public SHO is divided into two sections: free and premium services. Whereas the first is "free," the premium access requires the possession of a $DAO token. To upgrade to the Premium version, users must deposit at least 2000 $ DAO tokens in the DAO Vault. Naturally, the Premium DAO have more opportunities to win offers and a larger pool of funds. For platforms such as CoinList, the seed-to-public-facility ratio is 20-50 times, with investors purchasing 2% of the token for $ 2 million.
However, DAO Maker SHO promises to provide 2% of the same tokens at a much more convenient price for investors. As a result, the platform intends to capture investment space down to the smallest detail with investors who obtain a pre-emptive position in the token. The DAO Maker Public SHO aims to provide investors with the same access to Binance, DCG, and Crypto.com tokens. SHO: The Future of Cryptocurrency Fund Collection According to a Galaxy Digital report, risk capital investments in blockchain startups are expected to reach $ 32,8 million by 2021.