Supra’s CommonFund Initiates ICO 2.0 Raise for Ultrafast SupraLiquid 

ICO 2.0 Brings Transparency, Accountability to Crypto Fundraising 

Supra is proud to announce that its proprietary CommonFund platform is kicking off the first-ever ICO 2.0 fundraising round for the upcoming SupraLiquid a next-generation perp DEX built for the fastest onchain trading experience in the world.

SupraLiquid is designed to set a new standard for decentralized trading, aiming for ~30–50ms block times, a fully onchain order book with automated execution, in-built price oracles, and a vertically integrated infrastructure powered by Supra’s core technologies. With these capabilities, traders can expect unmatched speed, reliability, and fairness — all while maintaining the security and decentralization of the blockchain.

But the real breakthrough isn’t just in trading performance — it’s in how the raise itself works.

Introducing ICO 2.0: Fundraising With Enforced, Onchain Accountability

Traditional ICOs were revolutionary in their time, enabling projects like Ethereum and Solana to launch successfully. Unfortunately, the model became notorious for “rugpulls,” abandoned roadmaps, and investor losses. 

ICO 2.0, exclusive to Supra’s CommonFund platform, fixes this by embedding milestone-based fund releases, smart contract enforcement, and community oversight directly into the raise.

Each project will have milestones determined on an individual basis. 

For example, SupraLiquid’s milestones and unlocks will include:  

• The first 33% of funds will be released upon completion of Milestone 1 (Testnet Lanch)
  
• The second 33% of funds will be released upon completion of Milestone 2 (Audits)
  
• The final 33% of funds will be released upon completion of Milestone 3 (Mainnet Launch)

All funds are raised in $SUPRA and securely held in a multi-sig Supra Foundation wallet until milestones are verified. If a project fails to deliver or leaves the ecosystem, remaining funds are automatically returned to investors. Optional community voting mechanisms can also be enabled for added transparency.

This approach aligns the interests of founders and investors, ensuring that capital is unlocked only when meaningful progress is made — not before. It’s a fundraising method designed to protect the community while empowering builders.

The SupraLiquid ICO 2.0 raise is just the beginning. Alongside projects like Dexlyn and Solido, Supra’s CommonFund is redefining how Web3 projects launch, build trust, and scale.