When a project open crowdsale in order to collect funds from investors. They usually set softcap's and hardcap's value as the limited stakes for the funds.
Softcap is minimum capital threshold to run their project. And hardcap is opposite of softcap meaning maximum capital threshold. When hardcap reached, the crowdsale will be immediately close and the project will run also.
Topic: What is softcap and hardcap? (Read 271 times)
What is soft cap and hard cap? I have seen it many times in the forum. What does it mean? Whats the different in simple words.
Many crypto projects raise the limit very high during the initial phases of its launch. These hard caps are difficult to reach. Nonetheless, it all depends on the popularity of the ICO. If it has been rightly promoted, it can reach the target easily. Hard cap refers to the maximum fund required to set up the business.
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What is soft cap and hard cap? I have seen it many times in the forum. What does it mean? Whats the different in simple words.
Hard cap refers to the maximum amount a ICO/company intends to raise through crowd sale while soft cap is the minimum amount which company plans to raise for its project to take of ground. So companies generally have basic requirements which are taken care by soft cap while hard cap funds are for future expansion for markets or diversifying into other projects
softcap is minimum target in a project, hardcap is maximum target in a project.
A soft cap is the minimum needed for the project to proceed and a hard cap is the amount that they will accept no more than. For instance a soft cap could be 10 million and a hard cap 30 million meaning if the project does not attain 10 million it will not proceed and also if it reaches 30 million no more can be contributed.
Nice explanation by you. Now it is easy to understand otherwise always was confused by these terminology.
A hard cap is basically the maximum amount a crowdsale will receive and most projects set a very high cap that is isn't likely to happen. A soft cap is the amount received at which your crowdsale will be considered a success...the minimal amount required by your project.
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A soft cap is the minimum needed for the project to proceed and a hard cap is the amount that they will accept no more than. For instance a soft cap could be 10 million and a hard cap 30 million meaning if the project does not attain 10 million it will not proceed and also if it reaches 30 million no more can be contributed.
Strange definitions. I am going to search for more documents about this issue using Google. If your information is right, investors should consider carefully and taking deeply consideration about those two before investing 
A hard cap is described as the maximum amount a crowdsale will obtain. Most projects set a very high cap that is not likely to happen. A soft cap is the amount received at which your crowdsale will be called a success. It is the minimum amount required for your project.
I've also seen something like halftime goals between caps — those are like softcaps for different levels of functionality for the project the money is being raised for.
A soft cap is the minimum needed for the project to proceed and a hard cap is the amount that they will accept no more than. For instance a soft cap could be 10 million and a hard cap 30 million meaning if the project does not attain 10 million it will not proceed and also if it reaches 30 million no more can be contributed.
Nice explanation you got there, a good example to the newbies. Hope i'll see you more and i'm rooting for your success! Goodluck! A soft cap is the minimum needed for the project to proceed and a hard cap is the amount that they will accept no more than. For instance a soft cap could be 10 million and a hard cap 30 million meaning if the project does not attain 10 million it will not proceed and also if it reaches 30 million no more can be contributed.
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A soft cap is the minimum needed for the project to proceed and a hard cap is the amount that they will accept no more than. For instance a soft cap could be 10 million and a hard cap 30 million meaning if the project does not attain 10 million it will not proceed and also if it reaches 30 million no more can be contributed.
What is soft cap and hard cap? I have seen it many times in the forum. What does it mean? Whats the different in simple words.
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