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softcap and hardcap differences are actually very easy to understand, softcap and hardcap are used in ICOs programs, and sofcap is the minimum fundraising for the project to work, while hardcap is the maximum limit the ico project can raise funds. and very rarely ico programs that can touch hardcap, only ico projects are considered very good for investors who can reach hardcap
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Nice question! Soft cap is a minimum amount a company needs to run a project while hard cap is necessary for the company to expand. The higher the money the company receives, the higher its profits. And it is necessary a company meet its soft cap as this is the only way the Company can continue its project.
This is probably the most accurate description for ICO projects now, although it is quite sad to me that soft cap is the term used, instead of something more closer to the truth such as "minimum fundraising target". Cap by definition simply just means an upper limit, so soft cap should be the "first limit" or the "initial limit" that helps a company gauge interest.
And the idea that companies can only continue projects if soft cap is met is ridiculous. You either have a team with a good idea and want to do it, or you don't.
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Soft-cap is the term used for the minimum sales target set for the project. Hard-cap is the name given to the projected term for the maximum sales target. If hard-cap is done, we can understand that all products are sold. When soft-cap is done, we can understand that the minimum sales level is reached. Soft-cap is not a huge success, but it provides some details about the project. Hard-cap is a big success, and it is a sign that the project will be very successful.
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Nice question! Soft cap is a minimum amount a company needs to run a project while hard cap is necessary for the company to expand. The higher the money the company receives, the higher its profits. And it is necessary a company meet its soft cap as this is the only way the Company can continue its project.
Hard cap and soft cap
Hard cap and soft cap is very important in any project, its one of what you must look in a project before investing in it, Maybe the soft or hard cap is realistic.
Let me first explain soft and hard cap
Soft cap is the budgeted amount to execute the project while hard cap is the excess,
Without soft cap the project cannot be executed
Hard cap and soft cap is very important in any project, its one of what you must look in a project before investing in it, Maybe the soft or hard cap is realistic.
Let me first explain soft and hard cap
Soft cap is the budgeted amount to execute the project while hard cap is the excess,
Without soft cap the project cannot be executed
soft cap is the minimum fund-raising of a project and yet the hard cap is the target of fundraising for a project. but there are some very valuable projects though not soft cap. the best managers and teams that can make a high project sense
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
What I know soft cap is the minimum capital for the development of a project, while hard cap is the maximum capital. It is very clear that the higher the achievement of the project's capital investment, the greater the opportunity for the progress of the project, so that it can become a potential land for investment
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Yes, one to cosider when investing in ICO is the status of softcap and hardcap. The softcap is a minimum amount a project needs to reach in order to proceed the project. The hardcap is the maximum allowable amount for the project. When a project reached hardcap before the scheduled end date of ICO then they can end the ICO early. Reaching hardcap is sign that the project is succesful. What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Along as I know, softcap is the minimum amounts that must be fulfilled to sell out. If the project doesn't complete the soft cap of the token sale, it may be canceled or extended. The hardcap is the maximum amounts that will be in the ICO. I think considering the two when going to participate in ICO is also important to know or determine the success of the ICO project.
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Definitely yes because these are the basis of a project if they'll continue their product or not unless you chose an ICO with an available product. They set this target to ensure that they'll complete the necessary things within the roadmap. Personally, I invest on those who reached at least the soft cap as it somehow guarantee the project. Don't invest into something that just starting from scratch as it doesn't have the capability to make a product without others money.
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
hard cap means the ico reached its maximum limit of supply and soft cap is the first amount of coins that they will be selling to the investors, try to read the platform of the ico you want to join so you can understand.
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Another indicator, though not very significant, on which you can determine that the project is good. Without a soft cover, the project will not have further development, and without a rigid take on of further investors.
The ICO purposely make this limitation in order for the investor to see their sale status. Softcap - is the minimum investment that is needed in order for the project to run. While conducting a tokensale, even if the tokens not all purchased, but it reached its softcap, still the project is it track. While the hardcap - is the finish line of the tokensale, meaning that the tokensale was fully sold. When an ICO didnt reached either of the two conditions, there was a probability that the project can be canceled and funds will be returned to the investors.
soft cap is the minimum amount of fund collection and hard cap is the maximum amount of fund collection thats the main difference.
According to my understanding. Softcap is the minimum funding source for a project to operate (including legal procedures and the construction of basic routes). Hardcap is the maximum source of capital for the project to fully implement the roadmap and to deliver products that sustain and development (including expanding and marketing the markets, creating workshops to search customers and find partners ...). In a way, some ICOs today are inflecting softcap and hardcap exaggerated value... For example: > 70M for Hardcap. Whereas roadmap and project scale are not verified both in terms of logic and reality.
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Hard cap and soft cap is just the rate of number on how many percent of their coins has been sold in the investors and that is also the terminology to use in order for the customers to determine if the campaign is success or not.
What is the difference of hard cap to soft cap? Did we base on this if we are going to invest in altcoins? Share your comments.
Hard Cap and Soft Cap refer to the different investment levels during the ICOs calling time. "Soft Cap" refers to the minimum amount of investment required to operate a project after the project ends. Hard Cap is the maximum investment that a project can earn from selling cards. If Hard Cap gains the project, it can work better and have more promise to investors. 
Soft cap is the least ammount required to start the project otherwise minimum ammount required to start project hard cap is maximum ammount receiving after that they won’t accept contribution.
If you do not know the difference, then I think that you'd better first deal with the basic concepts before investing. Soft cap is the minimum amount of funds needed to run a project.
Hard cup is the maximum amount and soft cup is the minimum amount required to participate in a particular project.
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