Investors bidding on real (real) tokens promoted by former UFC champion Connor McGragger will receive a full refund after failing to increase their minimum requirement of $ 1 million.
Real World Gaming said in an X post of 6 April, “We need to be real.
“This is not the end,” RWG said.
The team managed to raise $ 392,315 in the USDC (USDC) more than half of the best required and about 11%of the target of about 11%of the target of half-and-$ 3.6 million, which was managed to raise $ 392,315 in the USDC (USDC) only on 5 and 6 April.
Public sales of 60 million real tokens (3%of a total 2 billion actual supply) initially targeted a completely diluted price of $ 120 million, with the seal bid auction starting at $ 0.06 per token.
Description of real token launch. Source: RWG
According to RWG data, only 668 participants were involved.
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McGragger, an UFC fighter started the entrepreneur and Ireland’s political candidate, initially claimed that his token would be more valid than the other celebrity-enders tokens, resulting in the rugs often draws:
“This is not some celebrity-endorsed bullshit tokens, shared with a coinlagraph, McGragger said, it is a real game changer that will improve crypto ecosystem and will also make real changes in the world.”
Source: Connor McGregor
Was Real launched at a bad time?
The real token with a sharp market recession launched in the middle of the bitcion (BTC) falls, while the US stocks saw a loss of an estimated $ 6.6 trillion on April 3 and 4-American President Donald Trump’s tariff plans as tariff plans increase the possibility of the biggest two-day loss so far.
Memcoins have also been cooling since the launch of the official Trump Memcoin on January 18, 2025. In late February, the Libra (Libra) token scam associated with Argentine President Xavier Mil also increased the trend below.
Once- $ 100 billion Memcoin market has now come down to $ 44 billion and is 13% below in the last 24 hours, Koingco Data Show.
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