For several years now, our ecosystem has been supporting associations working for causes that are close to our hearts: environmental protection, education and, more generally, the common good. This support is based on a simple conviction: a responsible company is built not just on economic performance, but also on the commitment it chooses to make beyond its own activities.

It is precisely because this commitment is serious that we cannot maintain it indiscriminately.

Why WWF France is losing our financial support

At the end of April 2026, a news item caught our attention: WWF France asked Maria Chiara de Bourbon des Deux-Siciles to stop presenting herself as an ambassador for the organisation. Not because of anything she has done, said or done, or because of any breach of her environmental commitments. But simply because her elder sister, Maria Carolina, was photographed in the company of Jordan Bardella. You can read all about it here on the WWF France website.

To be perfectly clear: a woman was removed from a voluntary role she had held for years, in the service of an environmental cause, because of the romantic choices of a member of her family. She asked nothing, said nothing, did nothing.

Our position on donations to associations

At de Ravel Group, we respect the freedom of each individual to make their own commitments, opinions and personal choices. We do not take partisan positions, nor do we intend to do so.

But there are some principles that are non-negotiable.

Sanctioning someone for the actions of someone close to them is a form of collective responsibility that has no place in an organisation that claims to be progressive and humanist. To use a cause as universal as environmental protection as a vehicle for political exclusion is, in our view, a betrayal of the very mission this cause is supposed to serve.

Protecting the planet has no political colour. It belongs to everyone. As soon as an association seizes on it to turn it into an instrument of ideological exclusion, it loses its legitimacy to represent this cause - and, in our eyes, to benefit from our donations.

Our decision regarding donations to WWF France

De Ravel Group, all its subsidiaries and its partners are withdrawing WWF France from the list of associations to which they distribute donations.

This decision is not irreversible in principle. It will remain so until the organisation has demonstrated, through concrete actions, that it is capable of separating its environmental commitment from its political orientations, and that it respects the individual independently of his or her entourage.

We will continue to support environmental causes through other partners, whose actions remain focused on their primary mission.

De Ravel Group is an independent holding company operating in the finance, education, technology and property sectors, through an ecosystem of subsidiaries and partners sharing the same values. Our collective commitment to society is guided by the principles of integrity, independence and respect for individual freedom.

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This decision is part of a carefully considered approach focused on disruptive technologies
with the potential to transform the global economy and digital infrastructures over the long term.

IonQ: a key player in quantum computing

IonQ is a technology company specialising in the development of
hardware dedicated to quantum computing.
Unlike purely software-based approaches, IonQ focuses on the design of quantum systems.
based on trapped ions, a technology renowned for its stability and precision.

Quantum computing represents a major development in computing,
with potential applications in :

• scientific research,
• cryptography,
• industrial optimisation,
• quantitative finance,
• artificial intelligence.

Why quantum computing is a strategic technology

Quantum computing is not a short-term trend.
This is a emerging technology infrastructure,
the development of which will take place over several decades.

Investments in this area are currently being made by :

• major technology companies,
• governments,
• research institutions.

This convergence of interests confirms the strategic nature of quantum computing in the future.

Why de Ravel Group has invested in IonQ

The’investment in IonQ is based on several fundamental criteria
that match the philosophy of the de Ravel Group.

1. Differentiating technology

IonQ stands out for its technological approach based on trapped ions,
is recognised for offering higher fidelity calculations and progressive scalability.

This technological differentiation is a key factor in a sector that is still in the structuring phase.

2. Direct exposure to a disruptive technology

Quantum computing has the potential to redefine some of the world's computing standards.

Investing in IonQ gives you direct exposure to this innovation,
in a logic of technological diversification within the Group's portfolio.

3. A long-term vision in line with our strategy

of Ravel Group favours investments geared to the long term,
based on structural rather than cyclical trends.

Quantum technology is an integral part of this profound transformation of digital infrastructures.

Why de Ravel Group is consolidating its position in IonQ

The decision of consolidate our positions on IonQ follows an in-depth analysis
the company's technological and strategic outlook.

This consolidation reflects :

• a stronger belief in the potential of quantum computing,
• a positive outlook for the sector,
• consistency with our long-term allocation.

This is not an opportunistic decision, but a strategic adjustment.
as part of a global and progressive vision.

A prudent and structured approach to investment

It is important to stress that of Ravel Group does not adopt a speculative logic.

Each investment is part of an overall strategy,
with appropriate risk management and a long-term vision.

The consolidation of our investment in IonQ is in line with this approach,
in line with our other technological positions.

Conclusion: IonQ, a long-term technological conviction

The’IonQ investment illustrates the Ravel Group's determination
to be exposed to technologies capable of transforming the economy over the long term.

The consolidation of our positions reflects a strategic conviction,
based on innovation, long-term vision and rigorous management.

In a rapidly changing world, quantum computing represents a major challenge,
and IonQ is one of the players to watch in this technological transition.

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In this article, we will explain clearly What is the purpose of a utility token?,
what is its practical use in an ecosystem and why usage is the true basis of its value.

What is the purpose of a utility token?

One utility token is a digital token designed for use within a specific ecosystem.
Its main purpose is to enable access to specific services, features, or uses.

Unlike traditional financial instruments, a utility token:

• does not represent a share of a company's capital,
• does not entitle the holder to dividends,
• does not constitute a promise of return.

The usefulness of a utility token: practical applications

1. Access services or features

One of the main forms of’utility of a utility token is access to services:

• use of a platform,
• payment of internal costs,
• access to advanced features.

The token then becomes an indispensable functional tool for the ecosystem.

2. Streamlining exchanges within the ecosystem

A utility token can also serve as internal means of exchange,
promoting smoother, more transparent and automated interactions.

This approach relies in particular on smart contracts and reduces the need for intermediaries.

3. Encourage user engagement

Many projects use the’utility of a utility token to encourage:

• active participation,
• contribution to the ecosystem,
• long-term loyalty.

Usefulness of a utility token and governance

In some ecosystems, the utility of a utility token extends to the governance.

It can enable:

• to participate in votes,
• to contribute to strategic directions,
• to enhance the transparency of the project.

Why the utility of a utility token is more important than its price

Evaluating a utility token solely by its price is a common mistake.

In the long term, the essential criteria are:

• the clarity of its usefulness,
• its coherent integration into the ecosystem,
• the robustness of the regulatory framework.

On this point, European texts such as the work of ESMA provide a structured framework for utility tokens.

The Ravel Group's approach to the usefulness of utility tokens

At de Ravel Group, We consider that the utility of a utility token should be:

• clear and understandable,
• backed by a real need,
• part of a long-term vision.

This philosophy guides the project in particular. DRVL token, designed as a tool serving a structured ecosystem.

Learn more about the group's vision:
Ravel Group: the birth of an independent group

Conclusion: the usefulness of a utility token above all else

The’utility of a utility token is based on its actual use, consistency and sustainability.

A well-designed utility token is not a promise, but a structuring tool at the heart of an ecosystem.

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La cryptocurrency in Africa is not developing as a result of a fad or pure speculation, but out of economic necessity. On a continent where access to banking services remains limited for a large part of the population, blockchain provides simple, concrete and immediately accessible solutions.

In many regions, opening a bank account remains complex or costly, whereas smartphones have become ubiquitous. The combination of a mobile phone and a crypto wallet now enables millions of people to save, transfer money and secure part of their assets without a banking intermediary.

With over a billion inhabitants and a rapidly growing digital ecosystem, Africa has become the world's leading region for cryptocurrency adoption..

Why crypto is growing so rapidly in Africa

The massive success of cryptocurrency in Africa can be explained by three economic challenges to which blockchain provides a direct solution.

Financial inclusion

Near 60 % of the population of sub-Saharan Africa still does not have a bank account.

The absence of branches, high management costs, administrative burdens, and lack of official documents exclude a large portion of the population from the traditional financial system.

Conversely, Mobile phones have become an everyday tool..

With a simple crypto wallet, anyone can:

• keep savings completely independently

• send and receive money instantly

• pay for goods and services

• access decentralised credit solutions

Crypto in Africa thus constitutes the first truly universal access to finance for millions of people.

International money transfers

Every year, more than 90 billion dollars are sent by the African diaspora to local economies.

However, these transfers are penalised by:

• average costs close to 8 % for 200 dollars

• delays of several days

• an accumulation of banking intermediaries

The use of stablecoins (USDT, USDC) via peer-to-peer platforms is revolutionising these financial flows.

Transfers become:

• almost instantaneous

• extremely inexpensive

• independent of the traditional banking network

Crypto in Africa thus enables return to families and businesses a significant portion of the sums absorbed so far by financial costs.

Combating inflation

Many African countries suffer from:

• regular currency devaluations

• chronic inflation

• economic instability

Saving in local currency often amounts to automatically lose purchasing power.

Dollar-backed stablecoins offer a credible alternative:

• protection against devaluation

• stability of value reserves

• direct accessibility without a bank

For many, crypto in Africa has become the first truly reliable tool for capital preservation.

Africa, global driver of Web3 innovation

The continent has a unique structural advantage: it does not have any cumbersome banking systems to dismantle. It can therefore move directly to Web3 technologies, in a phenomenon widely known as “leapfrogging”.

This promotes the growth of practical blockchain applications:

Decentralised microfinance (DeFi)

Loans based on smart contracts without traditional bank guarantees.

Land tenure security

Using blockchain to record property titles and strengthen legal certainty against fraud.

Payments and international trade

Simplifying trade between African SMEs and global partners through fast, low-cost crypto payments.

In these sectors, Cryptocurrency in Africa is becoming a genuine economic infrastructure., far beyond a simple technological tool.

A dynamic that is reshaping global finance

The adoption of cryptocurrency in Africa goes beyond the scope of a simple digital innovation.

It addresses three key issues:

• widespread financial inclusion

• savings protection

• streamlining of international trade

Africa demonstrates a stark reality:

Blockchain is primarily a social and economic tool, rather than a speculative financial product.

At De Ravel Group, This transformation confirms our strategic conviction:

The future of finance lies in regulated digital assets, backed by real assets and integrated into robust infrastructures.

Our future DRVL Utility Token is designed with this in mind: to participate in this global evolution while complying with the most demanding European standards.

To go further

To follow the development of our blockchain project and fundraising efforts around the DRVL token, visit our official platform: https://token.deravel.com

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Investing in the stock market is not just a question of short-term returns; above all, it is a bet on the future. At De Ravel Group, our active portfolio management aims to identify growth catalysts that will fuel all of our subsidiaries. That is why our investment NVIDIA strategy is at the heart of our decisions.

It is with this in mind that we announce the strategic consolidation of our positions in NVIDIA (NVDA) shares. This decision reflects our deep conviction: NVIDIA is not just a technology company, it is the’critical infrastructure which supports the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, the central driver of growth in our digital and financial activities.

Analysis of Our NVIDIA Investment Strategy: Beyond the NVDA Ticker

The analysis of this investment goes beyond simple stock market performance. NVIDIA has built a virtually unassailable monopoly on graphics processing units (GPUs) and specialised chips (such as the H100 series) that are essential for machine learning and training large language models (LLMs).

Consolidating our positions in NVDA therefore means ensuring exposure to assets that:

• Are a Strategic Bottleneck: Without NVIDIA's computing power, the development of tech giants (Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft) would be slowed down.
• Offer Leverage: We are investing in the basic tool that enables the entire digital economy to progress. It is the modern equivalent of investing in energy infrastructure in the industrial era.

De Ravel Group's Strategic Calculation: Technological Convergence

The holding structure of De Ravel Group is designed for synergy. The investment in NVIDIA aligns directly with the future needs of each of our areas of expertise.

Finance and Optimisation through AI (H3)

Our financial subsidiaries are increasingly relying on AI to:

1. Quantitative Analysis: Predictive models and high-frequency trading strategies that require enormous computing power.
2. Risk Management: AI enables complex risks (market, credit, operational) to be assessed and modelled with unrivalled accuracy.

Our commitment to NVIDIA is therefore an investment in the sophistication and efficiency of our own asset management.

Blockchain, Web3 and the DRVL Token (H3)

The Ethereum blockchain, on which we plan to launch our DRVL Utility Token, requires cutting-edge hardware infrastructure for the development of its applications.

NVIDIA GPUs play a vital role in:

• Validators and Web3 Infrastructure: Although traditional mining has evolved, computing power remains crucial for the execution of complex smart contracts and solutions. Layer 2.
• Decentralised Artificial Intelligence: Future decentralised applications (DePINs) that incorporate AI will depend on the power of market-leading semiconductors.

Investing in NVIDIA means positioning the future DRVL token at the crossroads of finance, blockchain and cutting-edge technology.

A Message from the Founder: Discipline and Long-Term Vision

Our decision to consolidate our positions in NVIDIA reflects the discipline of our active portfolio management. This is a strategic choice aimed at securing the value of the holding in the face of inevitable market trends.

«Our objective is not to speculate on volatility, but to hold the assets that will form the base the next 10 years of innovation. Artificial Intelligence is the fuel for this decade. By consolidating our position on NVIDIA, we are aligning the performance of our holding company with the greatest driving forces in the global economy.»

This technological positioning strategy will also be a key credibility factor when we launch our DRVL Utility Token offering, aimed at raising 70 million euros to finance the expansion of our subsidiaries. Future investors must be assured that De Ravel Group's assets and management are managed with a clear vision and anticipation of tomorrow's markets.

Conclusion

The consolidation of our investments in NVIDIA is a testament to De Ravel Group's comprehensive and forward-thinking approach. By understanding and investing in AI infrastructure, we are not merely managing our portfolio; we are actively laying the groundwork for growth and innovation across our subsidiaries in finance, real estate, and blockchain.

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Europe is preparing to turn a major page in the history of digital assets with the full implementation of the regulation. MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) in 2024 and 2025. This framework is essential for guiding and defining the MiCA Utility Tokens Regulation across the 27 Member States. Born out of the need to regulate a rapidly expanding crypto market, MiCA aims to harmonise legislation.

For innovative players such as De Ravel Group, which is preparing for the future launch of its Utility Token (UT), DRVL, understanding and anticipating MiCA is not an option, but a strategic requirement. This regulation is the EU's first structured attempt to ensure financial stability, protect consumers and, above all, clearly define the legal framework for utility tokens.

MiCA Utility Tokens Regulation: Classification and Challenges

The MiCA regulation introduces a precise classification of crypto-assets, putting an end to the legal uncertainty that has long hampered innovation. Understanding where the DRVL Token fits in is essential.

• Asset-Referenced Tokens (ART): Tokens stabilised by reference to several currencies or assets (e.g. a basket of currencies).
• Electronic Money Tokens (EMT): Stable tokens pegged to a single fiat currency (the euro, the dollar).
• Other Crypto-Assets: It is in this residual category that the Utility Tokens (UT).

Definition and Significance of Utility Tokens (UT) for De Ravel Group

A Utility Token is defined by MiCA as a type of crypto-asset. intended solely to provide access to a good or service proposed by the issuer.

For projects such as De Ravel Group's DRVL Token – which will be used to provide privileged access or discounts on future services offered by our subsidiaries – this classification is crucial. MiCA confirms that:

• The token must be purely functional: its utility must not be disguised as a financial investment product.
• UTs benefit from a lighter regulatory regime: unlike ARTs and EMTs, UTs are not subject to the strict requirement of being approved by a financial authority (such as the AMF in France).

Key Requirements for Issuing a MiCA-Compliant Utility Token

Although the UT regime has been simplified, it is not without rules. In order to raise public funds, an issuer must comply with several major transparency and security obligations imposed by the MiCA Utility Tokens Regulation.

Writing the White Paper: The Heart of Transparency

The central obligation is the publication of a White Paper detailed, which must be notified to the competent authority at least 20 working days before the start of the public offer. This document must contain:

• Rights and Obligations A clear description of the rights and obligations associated with the token (its practical utility).
• Technology Details about the blockchain used (Ethereum, in our case) and the associated technical risks.
• The Issuer and the Project : Comprehensive information about the issuing company (De Ravel Group, subsidiaries) and the specific use of the funds raised.

Quality and Transparency Guarantee

The issuer of a Utility Token has a legal obligation to act «honestly, fairly and professionally». This includes:

• Management of Conflicts of Interest : Implementation of procedures to avoid conflicts of interest.
• Customer Protection (KYC/AML) : The application of strict anti-money laundering (AML) and know your customer (KYC) rules, even if the offering is «streamlined».

De Ravel Group and MiCA Anticipation: A Compliance Strategy

For De Ravel Group, the arrival of MiCA is an opportunity to validate our model and reassure our future investors:

• Transparency Guaranteed: The DRVL Token project is in the process of preparing to integrate all the requirements of the MiCA White Paper, ensuring complete clarity on the roadmap and the use of funds (€70 million).
• Legitimacy of the Model: MiCA makes it possible to clearly distinguish serious, functional projects from speculative attempts, legitimising the De Ravel Group's approach, which is anchored in real financial and real estate subsidiaries.
• Access to the European Market: Once compliant and notified in a member country, the DRVL Token offering may be made available. throughout the European Union (the MiCA «passport»).

Conclusion: The Future of Financing is Regulated

MiCA is much more than a series of constraints; it is a maturity gap for the crypto market. It provides the necessary framework of trust to attract institutional investors and the general public, which are essential for successfully raising €70 million in funding.

De Ravel Group is committed to being at the forefront of this compliance, ensuring our future contributors a secure, legal, and transparent funding platform.

For more information on official texts, please consult the Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 on crypto-asset markets (MiCA) on the website EUR-Lex of the European Union: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/FR/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32023R1114

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In this article, we will analyse the complex relationship between blockchain and traditional finance, examine existing friction points and explore the opportunities for collaboration that are emerging despite regulatory hurdles. We will see how this technology could fundamentally transform our financial system rather than replace it.

Traditional finance vs. blockchain: a historic clash?

The emergence of blockchain in 2008, in the wake of the global financial crisis, quickly created a climate of tension with the traditional banking system. This new technology, initially designed to create a financial asset managed by an algorithm without the intervention of a central authority, posed a fundamental challenge to the very foundations of the financial sector.

Banks' initial mistrust

Financial institutions initially considered the blockchain finance as a direct threat to their business model. Indeed, this technology calls into question their role as trusted intermediaries in financial transactions. Blockchain allows users to free themselves from intermediaries such as banks, clearing houses and custodians. ^[1]. This decentralisation poses a challenge direct to banks, which now have to rethink their business model to remain relevant ^[2].

The reasons for institutional resistance

There are several reasons for this resistance. Firstly, the "Know your customer" regulation, which is mandatory in the banking sector, does not exist on a public blockchain, creating risks of terrorist financing or money laundering. ^[1]. In addition, the extreme volatility of crypto-currencies makes them unsuitable as a means of payment ^[3].

The libertarian concepts associated with blockchain banking (decentralisation, freedom of access, transparency, anonymity) are in direct opposition to the core of centralised intermediated finance, based on the responsibility of players and the confidentiality of transactions. ^[3]. The Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution considers that these principles pose major economic challenges to the traditional banking infrastructure.

The impact of crypto-currencies on banking perceptions

The 2008 crisis led to a widespread loss of confidence in financial institutions ^[4]. This mistrust has encouraged the emergence of crypto-assets, provoking what some describe as a "currency war" between official and private currencies. ^[5].

However, in the face of this competition blockchain banks are gradually evolving. They are now investing massively in financial technology to remain competitive, developing more efficient applications and exploring the possibilities offered by blockchain. ^[6]. Some banks are even prepared to integrate this technology into their own systems to facilitate certain processes. ^[3].

We are seeing a gradual change in attitude, from frontal opposition to a cautious exploration of the possibilities for coexistence.

Friction points between the two worlds

Despite the banking sector's growing interest in blockchain, a number of obstacles remain in this complex relationship. These points of friction represent challenges that must be overcome if these two worlds are to converge.

Regulations and compliance

The regulation of crypto-currencies is still a work in progress, unlike the well-established framework of traditional finance ^[7]. This situation creates a fragmented regulatory environment that varies considerably from one country to another ^[7]. In Europe, the MiCA regulation (Markets in Crypto-Assets), which will apply from 2024, aims to harmonise this framework. ^[8]. Nonetheless, traditional financial institutions remain cautious about the legal risks, particularly with regard to the fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism. ^[7].

Volatility of crypto-assets

The high volatility of first-generation crypto-assets is a major obstacle to their adoption by traditional players ^[8]. The 24-hour trading volume reached around 82 billion euros in the second half of 2022 despite the fall in the markets. ^[7]. The stablecoins were created to solve this volatility problem, but raise other concerns related to the management of reserves ^[8]. The lack of transparency in the composition and liquidity of these reserves represents a significant risk. ^[9].

Decentralisation versus centralisation

Decentralised finance (DeFi) and the traditional banking system are based on fundamentally opposed principles ^[10]. On the one hand blockchain banking advocates transparency, immutability of the code and the absence of intermediaries ^[11]. On the other hand, traditional finance relies on trusted intermediaries and the confidentiality of transactions. Moreover, decentralisation is not uniform across the blockchain ecosystem - it varies considerably depending on the protocols and applications. ^[12].

Risks perceived by traditional players

Financial institutions are particularly concerned about security aspects, with DeFi-related hacking reaching 156 million between January and April 2021 ^[13]. In addition, stablecoins create interconnections with traditional capital markets, generating new systemic risks. ^[8]. Sudden movements in this market could have repercussions on overall financing conditions and trigger a cascade of reactions. ^[8]. Finally, the potential erosion of the bank deposit base represents a threat to the traditional business model. ^[14].

Towards collaboration: concrete use cases

Beyond the historical tensions, concrete collaborations are now emerging between the blockchain finance and the traditional banking system. These synergies, far from being anecdotal, reveal a potential for profound transformation of the sector.

Tokenisation of financial assets

La transformation of traditional assets (real estate, works of art, bonds) in digital tokens represents a major innovation. This blockchain stock exchange allows previously indivisible assets to be split up, democratising access to investments. In addition, transactions can be automated via intelligent contracts, considerably reducing administrative costs while speeding up processes.

Faster cross-border payments

Traditional international transfers, which are often costly and slow, are being transformed thanks to blockchain. This technology makes it possible to make near-instantaneous transactions at lower cost, even between different currencies. Many banks are already experimenting with these solutions to modernise their ageing infrastructures.

Banking blockchain: examples of integration

Several financial institutions are developing their own blockchain systems. Some blockchain banks are using this technology to automate their internal processes, in particular for KYC (Know Your Customer) verification and interbank clearing. Others are integrating it into their corporate services to optimise cash management and transaction traceability.

Stock market blockchain: towards a new infrastructure

Stock markets are gradually adopting this technology to reinvent their infrastructures. Blockchain now enables transactions to be executed and settled in real time, eliminating the need for clearing houses. This development could considerably reduce systemic risks while improving the transparency of financial markets.

What are the challenges for a lasting alliance?

To make the convergence between blockchain finance and traditional institutions, a number of structural challenges need to be overcome. These obstacles will determine the viability of a long-term alliance between these still disparate worlds.

Systems interoperability

One of the main technical obstacles lies in the interconnection between different banking systems and blockchain platforms. Current payment ecosystems are fragmented and often compartmentalised, requiring interoperability solutions to make cross-border transactions more fluid. ^[15]. Banks generally use legacy infrastructures that are incompatible with blockchain technologies, requiring considerable investment to modernise them. ^[1]. This technical divide is particularly visible in international payments, where the adoption of standards such as ISO 20022 by November 2025 could revolutionise financial data management ^[15].

Legal frameworks still unclear

The integration of blockchain technologies into the financial sector also raises complex legal issues. Current legislation, designed for a centralised system, has difficulty adapting to the decentralised nature of blockchains. ^[3]. This mismatch creates a fragmented and uncertain regulatory landscape, despite advances such as the PACTE Act in France and the European MICA regulation applicable in 2025. ^[16]. Regulators must strike a delicate balance between innovation and protecting economic players ^[3].

Training and transformation of banking professions

Finally, the blockchain banking is profoundly transforming the skills required in the sector. According to a study, 85% back office operations can be automated using new technologies ^[17]. At the same time, blockchain could enable financial institutions to save up to €20 billion annually by 2022. ^[17]. This development is threatening certain traditional jobs while creating new professions such as "megadata expert" or "data security manager". ^[17]. Training in the technical aspects of blockchains is therefore becoming crucial for professionals in the sector. ^[3].

Conclusion

The relationship between blockchain and traditional finance is clearly evolving from one of head-on opposition to one of cautious but promising collaboration. This paradigm shift reflects the growing maturity of the two sectors, which are now able to recognise each other's strengths and weaknesses. So, rather than being mutually exclusive, these technologies seem destined to complement each other.

Initiatives to tokenise financial assets and improve cross-border payments are already demonstrating the tangible benefits of this nascent alliance. However, major challenges remain - technical interoperability, adapting legal frameworks and transforming banking businesses will require considerable effort.

Ultimately, we are witnessing not so much a destructive revolution as a transformative evolution of the financial system. This emerging symbiosis could enhance the efficiency and accessibility of financial services while preserving the stability necessary for the global economy. What's more, this convergence paves the way for innovations that neither blockchain nor traditional finance could develop in isolation.

The next few years will certainly be decisive in determining the breadth and depth of this alliance. If you would like to find out more about these issues and discover a concrete application, we invite you to learn more about our DRVL token project and visit the platform dedicated to this project. here. This initiative is a perfect example of how blockchain can be seamlessly integrated into the existing financial ecosystem.

FAQs

Q1. What are the main advantages of blockchain over traditional finance? Blockchain offers faster and cheaper transactions, greater transparency and greater accessibility to financial services. It also enables assets to be tokenised, making them easier to split up and exchange.

Q2. How are traditional banks adapting to the emergence of blockchain? Banks are increasingly investing in blockchain technology, developing their own systems to automate certain internal processes, improve cash management and optimise cross-border payments.

Q3. What are the main challenges in integrating blockchain into today's financial system? The main challenges include the interoperability of systems, the adaptation of existing legal frameworks and the need to train banking staff in the new technologies. The volatility of crypto-assets and security issues also remain major concerns.

Q4. Will blockchain completely replace the traditional banking system? It is unlikely that blockchain will entirely replace the traditional banking system. Instead, there is a trend towards collaboration and complementarity between the two systems, each bringing its own strengths to improve the overall efficiency of the financial sector.

Q5. How is the tokenisation of financial assets transforming the market? Tokenisation allows traditionally indivisible assets to be split up, democratising access to investments. It also facilitates the automation of transactions via smart contracts, reducing administrative costs and speeding up exchange and settlement processes.

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In this comprehensive guide, we'll be revealing the secrets to effectively participating in crypto launches before they become available to the general public. You'll discover how to spot promising projects, understand the different types of pre-sales and maximise your chances of success in this exciting world.

Why crypto pre-sales attract investors

Crypto-currency pre-sales represent a crucial phase in the launch of a new blockchain project. They are attracting more and more investors, from novices to experts, for a number of compelling reasons. Let's take a look at why there is so much interest in these early investment opportunities.

Early access to reduced prices

The main attraction of pre-sales lies in their advantageous economic model for the first participants. During a crypto presale, the tokens are offered at a much lower rate to that planned for the official launch ^[1]. This mechanism enables investors to acquire a large quantity of tokens before they potentially explode on the market.

Most pre-sale projects adopt a system of gradual price increases in stages ^[2]. For example, the price of some pre-sales increases by 10% every Sunday at midnight. ^[3]This creates an incentive to invest in the early stages. This pricing structure rewards the most responsive investors.

Take Qubetics, for example, whose pre-sale has already sold 470 million tokens worth $12.6 million ^[3]. For participants, it is an opportunity to enter at minimal cost and obtain as many tokens as possible before they are introduced on the exchange platforms.

In addition, many projects offer extra bonuses to first-time buyers, such as free additional tokens or exclusive rewards. ^[4]. These advantages make early investment even more attractive financially.

High yield potential

The second major attraction is the prospect of exceptional gains. The figures speak for themselves: if some pre-sale tokens reach their valuation targets, the returns on investment can be spectacular.

In the case of Qubetics, for example, if the token reaches 10$ after its launch, the first investors could achieve an ROI of 13,525.66%. ^[3]. In concrete terms, an initial investment of €1,000 could turn into more than €135,000. ^[3]. These projections, although speculative, illustrate the potential for exponential growth that is characteristic of successful pre-sales.

Another historic example is Tamadoge, whose price rose from 0.028$ in the final pre-sale phase to 0.16$ after listing, an increase of 471.43%. ^[2]. So an investment of €100 would have yielded €471.43 if sold at the right time.

For investors looking to get into crypto with limited capital, pre-sales therefore offer a unique opportunity for significant exposure without the need for massive investment ^[2]. They democratise access to potentially revolutionary projects, regardless of the size of the investor's portfolio.

Participating in blockchain innovation

Beyond the purely financial aspect, investing in a crypto pre-sale directly supports innovation in the blockchain ecosystem. ^[1]. By funding these projects from the outset, investors are contributing to the development of new technological solutions and the evolution of Web3.

In fact, we're launching our crypto project via our DRVL utility token. We also have a platform dedicated to this project here https://token.deravel.com a perfect illustration of this collective innovation dynamic.

Taking part in pre-sales also gives you access to exclusive information about the construction and progress of the project. ^[4]. Early investors often benefit from a privileged channel of communication with the management team, before the community grows considerably.

What's more, each new pre-sale generally brings a specific innovation, with unique uses in the crypto-currency universe ^[5]. For example, some projects are developing solutions to simplify crypto payments in physical stores. ^[6]while others are creating innovative trading tools ^[6].

In summary, crypto pre-sales appeal to investors for three fundamental reasons: access to lower prices, the potential for exceptional returns and participation in the blockchain innovation ecosystem. However, despite these undeniable advantages, it remains essential to carry out a rigorous analysis before any investment, as the risks remain proportional to the opportunities.

How to spot promising pre-sale projects

Uncovering promising crypto pre-sales requires a methodical approach and reliable sources of information. To maximise your chances of spotting these opportunities before they become popular, here are the most effective methods used by experienced investors.

Launchpads

Launchpads are your first port of call for identifying quality pre-sale projects. These specialist platforms rigorously select blockchain projects before presenting them to their community of investors.

Binance Launchpad remains the benchmark in this field. This platform offers exposure to millions of Binance users and guarantees substantial liquidity from launch. Projects benefit from comprehensive support, from the advisory phase through to post-launch support.

Other launchpads also deserve your attention. Polkastarterfor example, specialises in the sale of cross-chain tokens, while DAO Maker focuses on projects accessible to retail investors. For fans of blockchain games, GameFi and GamesPad offer opportunities in the world of GameFi and the metaverse.

It is important to note that each launchpad has its own participation mechanisms. Some use a random draw system, while others give preference to holders of their native tokens.

Social networks and official channels

Social networks are a mine of information for spotting promising projects before the public pre-sales phase.

Twitter (X) is establishing itself as the main channel for the crypto ecosystem. To spot emerging opportunities, follow the accounts of well-known investors and specialist investment funds. A project's activity on this network, its number of subscribers and its community management strategy are decisive indicators of its potential.

Telegram and Discord generally host the official project communities. Before investing, take a close look at the quality of the discussions: are they focused solely on price, or do they include substantial technical exchanges? An engaged community that asks relevant questions and receives transparent answers from the team is a positive signal.

Furthermore, a project's ability to retain an active community has a considerable influence on its chances of success. A passionate user base will support the project even during difficult phases.

ICO aggregation sites

Platforms specialising in aggregating information on ICOs, IDOs and other crypto pre-sales make your research work much easier.

CoinMarketCap has a section dedicated to ICOs, providing a reliable database for tracking new opportunities. ICO Drops and CryptoRank offer detailed fact sheets for each project, often accompanied by in-depth analyses.

CoinLaunch stands out for its sophisticated evaluation system, which rates projects according to more than 80 token-related factors. This platform continually reviews and evaluates new ICOs to filter investment opportunities.

Other resources such as CryptoTotem, Icomarks or ICOBench to check launch dates and essential information about upcoming projects.

Influencers and crypto newsletters

Crypto influencers and specialist newsletters can save you precious time in your search for promising projects.

However, you need to be discerning. The involvement of recognised investors in a project is generally a sign of confidence. Venture capitalists (VCs), whales and certain influencers have privileged information and in-depth market expertise.

To track their movements, tools such as Arkham Intelligence allow you to observe in real time the transfer of capital from major investors to new projects.

Crypto newsletters are also a valuable source of information. They summarise emerging opportunities and save you hours of scouring different platforms.

Ultimately, the discovery of promising crypto pre-sales relies on a combination of these different sources. Never forget that even the most exciting projects involve significant risks. Thorough research (DYOR - Do Your Own Research) remains your best protection against ill-conceived or fraudulent projects.

Types of pre-sales : ICO, IDO, IEO

In the ever-evolving crypto-currency landscape, three main funding models have emerged to enable blockchain projects to raise funds: the ICO, IEO and IDO. Each of these mechanisms offers a distinct approach to crypto pre-sales, with its own characteristics, advantages and disadvantages.

Differences between ICO, IDO and IEO

Initial Coin Offering (ICO) represents the first generation of crypto financing methods. This model allows companies to raise funds directly from investors without an intermediary. In practical terms, the project team deploys a smart contract, publishes a white paper detailing its vision, and then launches a token generation event. Buyers transfer their funds (usually ETH) to the contract address and receive the new tokens in exchange.

Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) has emerged as an evolution of ICOs. The fundamental difference lies in the involvement of a centralised exchange platform that hosts and oversees the sale. This method moves the pre-sale from the project website to the exchange, which filters and selects only those tokens deemed credible. Exchanges also manage KYC compliance and marketing to their existing user base.

Initial DEX Offering (IDO) represents the most recent generation, faithful to the decentralised spirit of DeFi. This method launches a token via a decentralised exchange protocol (DEX) such as Uniswap or PancakeSwap. The founders create a smart contract for the token and link it to a pool of cash. This enables immediate trading after launch, without relying on a centralised authority.

Advantages and disadvantages of each method

For ICOs:

• The benefits: Quick and easy to set up, total control over the terms and conditions of the fundraising, no costly intermediaries, and worldwide accessibility with no geographical restrictions.
• Disadvantages: High risk of scams due to lack of verification, regulatory uncertainty, and difficulty in building initial liquidity without extensive marketing.

For IEOs:

• The benefits: Increased confidence thanks to the exchange's due diligence, immediate exposure to a broad investor base, and guaranteed liquidity from launch.
• Disadvantages: High project costs, less control over terms and conditions of sale, and participation limited to exchange users who have completed KYC procedures.

For IDOs:

• The benefits: Permission-free access, immediate liquidity, low fees, and community governance aligned with a decentralised philosophy.
• Disadvantages: The risk of price manipulation by bots, extreme post-launch volatility and a user experience that can be complex for beginners.

Examples of popular platforms

To take part in these various crypto pre-sales, several platforms have established themselves as benchmarks:

IEO platforms: Binance Launchpad remains the undisputed leader, having hosted major projects such as Polygon (formerly Matic Network), which has raised approximately €4.77 million in 2019, or BitTorrent, which raised €6.87 million in just a few minutes. Other notable platforms include Coinbase Launchpad and KuCoin Spotlight.

IDO platforms: Polkastarter has established itself as a benchmark for cross-chain token sales, while platforms such as Avalaunch on Avalanche, Raydium on Solana, and BSCPad on Binance Smart Chain dominate their respective ecosystems.

ICO platforms: Although less popular today, ICOs can still be launched directly via the project's website or via specialist aggregators such as ICO Drops, which list upcoming opportunities.

The evolution of crypto pre-sale methods reflects the gradual maturation of the blockchain ecosystem. From the no-holds-barred approach of ICOs to the more organised structures of IEOs and IDOs, the sector has developed different solutions tailored to the specific needs of projects and the expectations of investors. To maximise your chances of success, it is essential to understand the nuances of each model before committing your funds to it.

Steps to take part in a crypto presale

Taking part in a crypto pre-sale requires meticulous preparation and compliance with a number of key stages. To seize these early investment opportunities, you need to have the right tools and follow a well-defined process. Here's how to go about it so that you don't miss out on any promising opportunities.

Create a compatible portfolio

First and foremost, you will need a reliable Web3 wallet to store and manage your tokens. This fundamental step determines your ability to interact with pre-sale platforms and secure your investments.

For beginners, a hosted portfolio like the one offered by Coinbase provides a simple solution to set up. All you need to do is create an account, choose a secure password and activate two-factor authentication (A2F) to strengthen protection. ^[7].

However, to take part in pre-sales, a non-depository portfolio such as MetaMask or Best Wallet is generally more suitable. These wallets give you total control over your cryptocurrencies and support ERC-20 tokens, which are essential for most pre-sales. ^[8]. Installation is simple:

• Download the application on your phone or as a browser extension
• Create your account and set a strong password
• Make a note of your 12-word recovery phrase and keep it in a safe place ^[7]

Attention The loss of this phrase would make it impossible to access your funds.

Register on the pre-sales platform

Once your portfolio is ready, log on to the official website of the pre-sale you are interested in. This process varies from project to project, but generally follows these steps:

1. Visit the project's official website for pre-sales
2. Look for the "Connect Wallet" option to link your wallet
3. Follow the instructions on the screen to authorise the connection between the site and your wallet ^[8]
4. Always check the legitimacy of the platform before carrying out this operation. ^[9]

In addition, some pre-sales require prior registration on a whitelist in order to participate. In this case, you will need to fill in a specific registration form before the launch date. ^[10].

Carrying out KYC checks

Many pre-sale platforms require a KYC (Know Your Customer) procedure to comply with financial regulations and prevent fraudulent activity. This step is essential to access certain investment opportunities.

The KYC process generally requires :

• Your full personal details (legal name, address, date of birth)
• A photo of an official identity document (passport, ID card or driving licence)
• A selfie to confirm your identity ^[11]

After submission, your verification may take between a few hours and several working days. You will receive a notification once the process is complete. ^[11].

Prepare the necessary funds (ETH, BNB, USDT)

The final step is to populate your wallet with the cryptocurrencies accepted for the pre-sale. Most projects accept ETH (Ethereum), BNB (Binance Coin) or USDT (Tether) as payment methods. ^[12].

If you don't already own these cryptocurrencies, you'll need to acquire them on exchange platforms such as Binance or Coinbase. ^[8]. Then transfer them to your Web3 wallet to make the purchase.

To complete your entry:

1. Enter the amount you wish to invest
2. The platform will automatically calculate the number of tokens you will receive
3. Confirm the transaction and wait for validation on the blockchain ^[8]

In fact, we're launching our crypto project via our DRVL utility token. We also have a platform dedicated to this project here https://token.deravel.com where you can follow exactly these steps to take part in our pre-sale.

Don't forget that tokens purchased are generally not available immediately. They will be distributed after the end of the pre-sale, and you will need to return to the official website to claim them by clicking on "Claim Tokens". ^[8].

How to be selected for a whitelist

Whitelists are a crucial step in gaining access to the most promising crypto pre-sales. This selection method allows projects to filter participants and offer privileged access to qualified investors. Mastering this process can significantly increase your chances of participating in the most promising launches.

Understanding how white lists work

A whitelist crypto Is essentially a list of approved participants for a specific event in the crypto-currency ecosystem. ^[4]. It functions as a mechanism enabling organisers to verify potential investors and ensure that they comply with the conditions for distributing tokens. ^[4].

The whitelist registration process generally involves an application mechanism ^[6]. Interested participants should submit their information, which may include portfolio addresses, email addresses, and sometimes even KYC (Know Your Customer) details. ^[6]. Each project establishes its own assessment criteria, often taking into account the applicant's involvement in the community and previous interactions with the project. ^[6].

Once approved, users are added to the list and become eligible to take part in the project's specific offers. ^[6]. This process not only creates a secure environment for token sales, but also helps to build a committed community around the project. ^[6].

Tasks to be completed to be eligible

To be selected on a whitelist, several actions are generally required:

• Providing personal information Most whitelists require at least your name, email address and, in some cases, government-issued ID. ^[13]. This information is used to verify your identity and confirm your eligibility.
• Complete a KYC verification Many projects require a full KYC procedure, including proof of address, proof of identity and a liveliness check. ^[5]. This stage helps the organiser to comply with regulations by identifying potential buyers. ^[5].
• Demonstrate active participation NFT projects in particular often require active involvement in the project community, such as taking part in community discussions on various platforms. ^[13]. This may include interactions on Discord, Telegram or other social networks.
• Carry out specific tasks Some projects require you to complete challenges, solve NFT-related puzzles or share content on social networks. ^[14].

Tips for maximising your chances

To significantly increase your chances of being selected for a whitelist :

Act quickly : Register as soon as places are announced on the whitelist, as they are often limited. ^[15]. Latecomers rarely have the opportunity to take part in the most promising pre-sales.

Follow the official channels : Join Discord, Telegram or social networking groups to keep up to date with whitelist opportunities ^[15]. This constant presence will ensure that you are among the first to know about new opportunities.

Make a real commitment : Projects often give preference to loyal or active members for inclusion on the whitelist ^[15]. Don't just be there - contribute with relevant comments and questions that demonstrate your genuine interest in the project.

Check authenticity Before submitting your personal information, please consult the white paper, the team behind the project, their presence on social networks and the audits carried out on the smart contract. ^[12]. This vigilance will protect you against potential scams.

By following these recommendations, you will maximise your chances of accessing the most promising and potentially lucrative crypto pre-sales, a fundamental step for any investor looking to position themselves advantageously in this dynamic ecosystem.

Using DEX to buy before the quote

Decentralised exchanges (DEX) represent a valuable alternative for investors wishing to acquire tokens before they are officially listed on large centralised platforms. This approach can give you a significant advantage in your crypto-currency investment strategy.

Why DEX is useful for unlisted tokens

DEXs offer privileged access to tokens immediately after their creation, without waiting for them to be listed on centralised exchanges. This early access is a major advantage for sophisticated investors. In fact, integration on DEXs enables token issuers to expose their projects to a user base shortly after they have been indexed on the blockchain, without going through the often lengthy process of listing on a centralised platform. ^[16].

What's more, DEX works without intermediaries, so you can trade directly from your personal portfolio, retaining full control of your assets throughout the transaction.

How to use Uniswap or PancakeSwap

To buy tokens before they are officially listed, two platforms in particular stand out:

Uniswap runs on the Ethereum blockchain and offers a wide range of tokens. To use it:

1. Connect your crypto wallet (such as MetaMask) to the
2. Select the tokens to be exchanged (ETH for the new token)
3. Confirm the transaction and pay the gas fees

PancakeSwap operates on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and offers lower transaction costs (0.25% compared with 0.3% on Uniswap) ^[17]. This platform is particularly suitable if you are looking for :

• Faster transactions
• Lower costs
• A more economical trading experience

Your choice between these two platforms will therefore depend on your personal preferences and the network on which the token you wish to acquire is deployed.

Check the address of the token contract

Before any purchase on a DEX, checking the contract address is a crucial step. The contract address is the unique identifier of a token on the blockchain. ^[18]. It defines its specific functions and rules.

To correctly check a contract address :

• Always consult the official project website or its verified communication channels
• Use blockchain explorers like Etherscan to examine code and transactions
• Check that the address corresponds exactly to the one officially communicated ^[19]

This verification is essential because, unlike wallet applications which only offer verified tokens, DEX allows any token to be added. The contract address is immutable and can never be modified once deployed on the blockchain ^[18].

Make a sound analysis before investing

Thoroughly analysing a crypto project before investing in it is your best protection against scams and mediocre projects. To succeed in crypto pre-sales, the time spent on research is as valuable as the money invested.

Read the whitepaper

The whitepaper is the cornerstone of any serious crypto project. This technical document details the vision, technology and objectives of the project. When reading it, pay particular attention to:

• Clarity of the problem the project aims to solve
• The originality and feasibility of the proposed solution
• The roadmap and development milestones

A vague whitepaper, full of marketing jargon with no technical substance, should immediately arouse your suspicions. On the other hand, a well-structured document with solid technical explanations is generally a good indicator.

Analysing the founding team

The expertise and credibility of the founding team often determine the success of a project. Find out more about:

• The founders' previous experience in blockchain or related technologies
• Verifiable professional presence (LinkedIn, GitHub)
• Their past achievements and reputation in the crypto

Beware of anonymous teams or teams whose profiles seem fabricated. A good project proudly displays its founders and their expertise.

Studying tokenomics

Tokenomics encompasses all the economic aspects of a token:

• Initial distribution of tokens (allocation to team, investors, community)
• The total number of tokens and their release schedule
• Combustion or inflation mechanisms
• The practical use of tokens in the ecosystem

A distribution heavily concentrated towards founders or a lack of clear utility for the token are generally negative signals.

Check activity on GitHub and networks

A serious crypto project maintains constant development activity and transparent communication. Take a look:

• The project's GitHub repository to assess the regularity of contributions
• The quality and frequency of technical updates
• Engagement and tone of interaction on social networks
• Transparency in the face of criticism and difficult questions

A project that avoids technical questions or whose GitHub shows little recent activity deserves your suspicion.

Ultimately, investing in a crypto presale requires patience and rigour. Take the time to analyse these four fundamental aspects before making a financial commitment. This discipline will help you avoid disappointment and significantly increase your chances of discovering genuinely promising projects.

Managing your tokens after the pre-sale

Acquiring the tokens is just the beginning of the adventure for a crypto pre-sale investor. The post-presale period often determines the success of your initial investment.

Safe storage of tokens

Securing your digital assets requires vigilance on two levels. Firstly, protect your means of connection by using complex passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA). ^[2]. Then choose a suitable portfolio from these options:

• A non-custodial wallet like Best Wallet, which gives you total control over your private keys ^[8]
• The hardware wallet (Ledger), similar to a secure USB key ^[2]
• The paper wallet, where your access keys are physically recorded ^[2]

Taking part in staking or farming

Many projects reward their first investors through staking. This involves locking in your tokens to generate passive returns that are often exceptional. For example, some projects offer up to 2,650% over 12 months for the first participants ^[8]. More than 50 billion euros are currently blocked in staking ^[20]accessible even to beginners.

Follow project announcements

The success of a project depends largely on its active community ^[1]. Stay tuned to official channels for project developments, technical updates and new opportunities. This information will enable you to optimise your exit strategy or strengthen your position depending on the outlook.

Conclusion

Ultimately, crypto pre-sales offer a unique opportunity to access innovative blockchain projects before the general public. This privileged position not only makes it possible to acquire tokens at a discount, but also to potentially realise exceptional returns when these projects reach their full potential. However, this potential for gain is necessarily accompanied by significant risks.

The key to success in this world undoubtedly lies in your ability to carry out thorough research. Careful analysis of the whitepaper, founding team, tokenomics and development activity will protect you from the many scams that unfortunately proliferate in the crypto ecosystem.

Furthermore, understanding the different pre-sale methods (ICO, IDO, IEO) will enable you to choose the path that best suits your investor profile. Some will prefer the relative security of IEOs on established platforms, while others will appreciate the accessibility and decentralised spirit of IDOs.

We are also launching our crypto project via our DRVL utility token. We also have a platform dedicated to this project here where you can discover all the details of our vision.

The post-sale period also deserves your full attention. Properly securing your chips, staking opportunities and regularly monitoring project announcements can considerably boost your initial success.

Finally, crypto pre-sales represent a fascinating gateway to the world of blockchain investments, but they require discipline, research and patience. Investors who take the time to master these aspects will certainly be better positioned to identify the truly promising opportunities in this constantly evolving market.

FAQs

Q1. What are the advantages of investing in a crypto presale? Crypto pre-sales offer early access to discounted prices, high potential returns and the chance to participate in blockchain innovation from the earliest stages of a project.

Q2. How do you spot promising pre-sale projects? To identify promising projects, keep an eye on launchpads, follow projects' official social networks and channels, check ICO aggregation sites and stay tuned to reputable crypto influencers.

Q3. What is the difference between an ICO, an IDO and an IEO? An ICO is an initial coin offering managed directly by the project, an IEO is hosted on a centralised exchange platform, while an IDO takes place on a decentralised exchange, each offering specific advantages and disadvantages.

Q4: How can I take part in a crypto pre-sale? To participate, create a compatible portfolio, register on the pre-sale platform, complete the KYC check if necessary, and prepare the required funds (usually ETH, BNB or USDT) for purchase.

Q5. What should I do after buying tokens in a pre-sale? After purchase, make sure you store your tokens safely, consider participating in staking or farming if offered, and follow project announcements closely to keep abreast of developments and opportunities.

References

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[2] – https://coinjournal.net/fr/actualites/stocker-proteger-cryptomonnaies/
[3] – https://blockchainfrance.net/les-meilleurs-jetons-a-acheter-en-2025-4-innovations-de-blockchain-qui-pourraient-conduire-la-prochaine-course-de-taureaux/
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[5] – https://www.kraken.com/fr/learn/crypto-whitelist
[6] – https://www.osl.com/hk-en/academy/article/what-is-a-crypto-whitelist
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[8] – https://actufinance.fr/crypto-monnaie/meilleures-preventes-crypto/
[9] – https://cryptonaute.fr/meilleures-crypto-monnaies/pre-ventes/
[10] – https://www.bitget.com/fr/wiki/1138289
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[12] – https://www.bitget.com/fr/wiki/1138469
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[14] – https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/glossary/whitelist
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Definition of a utility token

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Definition of a utility token

A utility token is essentially a digital asset that gives its holder a right to use it in a specific ecosystem. Unlike other types of digital asset, this type of token is not primarily intended for investment, but rather for use within a decentralised platform.

What is a utility token?

The utility token works like a digital access key. It can be compared to a casino token or an arcade ticket - you buy it not for its intrinsic value, but for what it allows you to do. These tokens generally allow you to access certain functions of a decentralised application (dApp), pay transaction fees on a platform or participate in a specific service.

For example, if I were developing a decentralised storage application, I could create a utility token that would allow users to pay for storage space. This token would then have a concrete use within my ecosystem.

Difference between token and corner

Although often used interchangeably, "token" and "coin" represent two distinct concepts in the blockchain universe:

• CoinBitcoin: Has its own independent blockchain and functions primarily as a medium of exchange or store of value. Bitcoin and Ethereum are classic examples of coins.
• TokenExists on a pre-existing blockchain and has specific functionalities that go beyond the simple transfer of value.

A token therefore depends on an underlying blockchain platform to exist and function. Most utility tokens today are built on standards such as ERC-20 (Ethereum) or BEP-20 (Binance Smart Chain).

Why are utility tokens important?

Utility tokens play a fundamental role in the blockchain ecosystem for a number of reasons:

1. They enable innovative projects to be financed via ICOs while creating a community of committed users.
2. They create a circular economic model within a decentralised ecosystem
3. They facilitate participatory governance by giving holders decision-making power

In addition, these tokens encourage the adoption of blockchain technologies by offering concrete and accessible use cases. They are the cornerstone of many modern decentralised applications, creating new business models that were not possible before the advent of blockchain technology.

Concrete examples of utility tokens

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To better understand the utility token concept, let's take a look at some concrete examples that have proven their value in various sectors of the blockchain ecosystem.

Basic Attention Token (BAT)

The BAT is at the heart of the digital advertising revolution. This utility tokenises the attention economy within the Brave browser. Since its launch in 2017, BAT has reached tens of millions of users worldwide and almost 2 million verified creators ^[1]. Ranked as the 14th most distributed token on Ethereum in terms of holders, it is one of the most widely adopted tokens. ^[1].

BAT works on a simple but effective model: users are rewarded with BAT tokens when they view ads that respect their privacy. They can then use these tokens to support their favourite content creators on various platforms.

Chiliz (CHZ)

Chiliz (CHZ) is a perfect example of how a utility token can transform a traditional sector. This ERC20 and BEP-20 token, based on Ethereum and compatible with the Binance Smart Chain, connects the world of cryptocurrencies to that of sport. ^[2]. Its specific purpose is to buy Fan Tokens on the Socios.com ^[2].

These Fan Tokens allow fans to vote on certain decisions concerning their favourite team and access exclusive experiences such as attending matches as VIP guests or meeting players. ^[2]. For example, Cypriot club Apollon FC even allowed fans to choose the team formation for a friendly match. ^[2].

We have also developed our own utility token, the DRVL. To find out more about our token project, visit our dedicated platform : https://token.deravel.com

The Graph (GRT)

The Graph uses its GRT token as a central coordination element between data suppliers and consumers. This network relies on four types of participants: Delegators, Curators, Developers and Indexers ^[3]. The Delegators stake their TSOs with the Indexers to secure the network and in return receive a percentage of the request fees and indexing rewards. ^[3].

GRT's initial offering is 10 billion tokens, with a target annual issuance of 3% to reward Indexers. ^[3]. Approximately 1% of the supply is burnt each year through various activities on the network ^[3].

Chainlink (LINK)

LINK is the native utility token of Chainlink, a decentralised oracle network. It is an ERC-20 token with an additional ERC-223 function called "transfer and call", which facilitates interaction with smart contracts. ^[4].

This token fulfils several essential functions: it encourages the accuracy of data, maintains the stability of contracts and rewards nodes for their work in validating transactions. ^[4]. Chainlink is used by major institutions such as Swift, Euroclear and Mastercard, and has enabled transactions worth tens of trillions of dollars ^[5].

Utility tokens vs Security tokens

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The fundamental distinction between utility tokens and security tokens is crucial to understanding the blockchain ecosystem. These two categories of token differ radically in terms of their nature and regulatory framework.

Purpose and use

Utility tokens serve a specific purpose in a blockchain ecosystem, giving users access to particular services or preferential treatment. They make up the majority of tokens issued during ICOs. Security tokens, on the other hand, represent a share in the issuing company, and are designed as genuine investment vehicles.

Associated rights

Unlike security tokens, investors who buy utility tokens do not own a real stake in the company. Utility tokens do not generate any direct return, whereas security tokens potentially offer compensation linked to the asset they represent, similar to traditional shares. The value of a utility token depends solely on the demand for its utility, whereas the value of a security token is directly linked to the valuation of the issuing company.

Regulations and Howey test

The " Howey Test The "security token test" is the main tool for determining whether a token is a security token. This test, instituted by the US Supreme Court in 1946, defines an asset as a financial security if "a person invests his money in a common enterprise and expects profits to be generated solely by the efforts of the promoter or a third party". Security tokens are subject to securities regulations, offering increased protection against fraud, while utility tokens remain largely unregulated.

The role of utility tokens in the blockchain ecosystem

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The role of utility tokens in the blockchain ecosystem

Utility tokens are the foundation of many blockchain projects, creating circular economies around decentralised services. Their impact goes far beyond the initial financing of a project.

Access to decentralised services

The primary role of a utility token is to act as an "access key" to a platform's services. As a user, I can access specific functionalities only by holding and spending these tokens. This method creates a self-sustaining business model where demand for the service naturally generates demand for the associated token.

Participation in governance

Utility tokens also enable users to play an active part in decisions concerning the development of the protocol. For example, holding tokens often gives users the right to vote on proposals for improvements. This mechanism, known as decentralised governance, ensures that the development of a project remains aligned with the interests of its community.

Rewards and incentives

Another essential aspect concerns incentive mechanisms. Blockchain projects frequently distribute tokens to reward behaviour that benefits the ecosystem, such as providing liquidity, validating transactions or creating content.

Impact on token value

Finally, the actual utility of a token directly influences its market value. The more functions a token offers and the more users it attracts, the more its demand and therefore its price tend to rise. This relationship creates a virtuous circle that benefits both users and developers.

Conclusion

Utility tokens are certainly one of the most important innovations in today's blockchain ecosystem. Their ability to create circular economies around decentralised services is transforming the way we interact with digital applications. Ultimately, what distinguishes a good utility token is its ability to solve a real problem while offering a concrete utility to its holders.

An analysis of examples such as BAT, Chiliz, The Graph and Chainlink shows us the diversity of possible use cases, ranging from digital advertising to sport, data infrastructure and oracles. Each of these tokens brings specific added value to its respective ecosystem, demonstrating the versatility of this concept.

Unlike security tokens, utility tokens do not represent a stake in the issuing company, but rather offer a right to use a service. This fundamental distinction also affects their regulatory treatment, an essential aspect for any investor or entrepreneur in this field to understand.

We also see utility tokens playing a crucial role in decentralised governance, enabling communities to actively participate in the decisions that shape the future of their favourite platforms. This participatory dimension is one of the major strengths of blockchain technology.

If you would like to see a concrete example of a utility token, we invite you to explore our DRVL project on our dedicated platform: https://token.deravel.com

So, far from being mere means of financing, utility tokens are emerging as structuring elements of the new digital economy. Their development will undoubtedly continue to redefine the way we interact with online services, while paving the way for ever more innovative and participative business models.

FAQs

Q1. What is the difference between a utility token and a security token? A utility token offers a right of use in a specific ecosystem, while a security token represents a financial stake in the issuing company. Utility tokens are generally not subject to securities regulations, unlike security tokens.

Q2. How are utility tokens used in decentralised governance? Utility tokens often enable holders to participate in decisions concerning the development of a blockchain project. For example, they can give holders the right to vote on proposals to improve the protocol, ensuring that development remains aligned with the interests of the community.

Q3. What are some concrete examples of utility tokens? Notable examples include the Basic Attention Token (BAT) used in the Brave browser advertising ecosystem, Chiliz (CHZ) for fan engagement in sport, and Chainlink (LINK) which powers a decentralised network of oracles.

Q4: How is the value of a utility token determined? The value of a utility token depends mainly on its usefulness and the demand for the services it provides. The more features a token offers and the more users it attracts, the more its demand, and therefore its price, tends to rise.

Q5. What role do utility tokens play in financing blockchain projects? Utility tokens are often issued during initial coin offerings (ICOs) to finance the development of blockchain projects. They enable companies to raise funds while creating a community of committed users who can use these tokens to access the platform's future services.

References

[1] – https://basicattentiontoken.org/
[2] – https://academy.youngplatform.com/fr/cryptomonnaies/chiliz-football-blockchain/
[3] – https://thegraph.com/docs/fr/resources/tokenomics/
[4] – https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/what-is-chainlink
[5] – https://chain.link/

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What is particularly impressive about the French blockchain ecosystem is the emergence of genuine unicorns. We currently have 27 unicorns in France, including cryptocurrency companies such as Ledger, valued at $1.3 billion, and Sorare, which has raised the largest amount of funding in the history of French Tech with $680 million in 2021. In addition, 14 startups in the sector have collectively raised $2.4 billion, an average of $168 million per company.

In this guide, we will explore in detail the landscape of blockchain companies in France in 2025, their geographical distribution, the success stories of our national unicorns, as well as the growing involvement of major groups and institutions such as Bpifrance, which has already financed more than 200 blockchain/crypto startups and recently created a €25 million fund dedicated to token investments.

Overview of blockchain startups in France

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Overview of blockchain startups in France

The French blockchain ecosystem is set to grow considerably by 2025, reflecting the accelerated maturation of the sector. Let's take a closer look at this remarkable development, which is positioning France as a key player on the European and global stage.

Growth of the crypto market in 2025

In 2025, the cryptocurrency market in France will reach an impressive turnover of 2.86 billion euros ^[1]. This market is expected to grow at an annual rate of 2.69% between 2025 and 2026. ^[1]. The average income per user is 178.63 euros. ^[1]The total number of users is expected to reach 16.37 million by 2026. ^[1]. The current penetration rate is 23.96%, with a projection of 24.52% for next year. ^[1].

Significantly, although the adoption rate of cryptocurrencies has stabilised at 10% ^[1]French interest in this sector is exploding, with 33% of them planning to acquire digital assets in 2025, an increase of 10 points in one year. ^[1]. What's more, almost 90% of French people claim to be familiar with cryptocurrencies ^[1]A sign of massive awareness.

Number of blockchain companies in France

France now has more than 500 specialist companies in blockchain technologies ^[1]when Europe as a whole is home to around 3,000 start-ups in this field ^[1]. According to more precise data from Tracxn, there are exactly 776 blockchain companies in France. ^[2]218 of which obtained financing ^[2]. Of these, 31 reached Series A level or above, and 10 Series B level or above. ^[2].

2021 remains the record year with 161 blockchain startups created ^[2]while other sources such as Surfe.comlists up to 1,055 French blockchain companies ^[3]. These figures vary according to the classification criteria, but confirm the dynamism of the sector.

Role of ADAN and specialist directories

The Association pour le Développement des Actifs Numériques (ADAN) plays a central role in the French blockchain ecosystem. With over 200 member companies by 2025 ^[4]This non-profit organisation brings together major players such as Ark Ecosystem, Blockchain Partner, Coinhouse and Ledger. ^[5]. Its main mission is to create a favourable environment for the development of the crypto-asset industry in France and Europe. ^[5].

At the same time, a number of specialist directories such as Les Pépites Tech ^[6]Unicorn Society ^[7] and Seedtable ^[4] are helping to map this rapidly expanding ecosystem. These platforms not only list the players in the market but also track their development and innovations, facilitating connections between investors and project developers.

Geographical breakdown of crypto companies

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Geographical breakdown of crypto companies

France's crypto startups are mainly concentrated in three major geographical clusters, which form the backbone of blockchain innovation in the country.

Île-de-France: the heart of the ecosystem

Paris Region is the undisputed epicentre of the French blockchain ecosystem, with 153 of the 240 companies listed by La French Chain ^[1]. This dominance is due in particular to the concentration of investors and the presence of a mature ecosystem. Paris attracts talent thanks to salaries that are on average 20% to 30% higher than in other regional metropolises. ^[8]. It features actors such as Ledger, Coinhouse, Kleros and Trakx.iobased in the capital ^[9].

PACA and Occitania: expanding hubs

The PACA region is France's second-largest blockchain hub, particularly in the Bouches-du-Rhône, which is home to 16 companies. ^[1]. In 2025, the Palais des Festivals in Cannes will host two major events dedicated to blockchain: the Ethereum Community Conference and ETH Global. ^[10]. Occitanie, the third-largest region, stands out with a cryptocurrency adoption rate of 15.6% compared with 12.4% nationally ^[2]. Start-ups such as Sunchain in Perpignan and Daneel in Montpellier are based here. ^[1].

Other dynamic regions: Lyon, Lille, Nantes, Biarritz

Several other regions are emerging as hubs of blockchain innovation. Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes stands out with companies such as iExec in Lyon, which specialises in decentralised cloud computing. ^[1]. In the Hauts-de-France region, Lille is home to Utocat, which develops blockchain solutions for banks. ^[1]. In the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, Biarritz is home to StackinSat, which specialises in Bitcoin savings. ^[1]. In Nantes, Unikname is working on decentralised identity ^[1]. Although less competitive, these regional ecosystems offer an attractive living environment for Web3 entrepreneurs.

French pure players and unicorns on the Web3

France has established itself as a fertile breeding ground for Web3 pure players, with a number of unicorns having a global reach.

Ledger: security of digital assets

Valued at 1.5 billion dollars ^[3]Ledger has become the world leader in hardware wallets for cryptocurrencies. The company secures around 20% of the world's crypto assets. ^[11] thanks to its expertise in embedded security. Its Ledger Vault solution enables financial institutions to manage their digital assets with fully customisable multi-authorisation governance. ^[12]This eliminates the risks associated with 'hot' portfolios.

Sorare: fantasy sport and NFT

This French unicorn, valued at 4.6 billion dollars ^[3]has revolutionised fantasy football thanks to NFT. Founded in 2018 by Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort ^[13]Sorare has raised €680 million in 2021 in a financing round led by SoftBank ^[14]. The platform allows users to acquire player cards in the form of non-fungible tokens and now has over 5 million registered users. ^[15].

The Sandbox: metavers and virtual property

This decentralised metaverse allows users to buy, develop and monetise virtual land represented by NFTs. The Sandbox has sold over €1.58 million worth of virtual land ^[16]offering owners the opportunity to host games, multiplayer experiences and social hubs. ^[17].

Flowdesk: crypto market maker

Founded in 2020, Flowdesk has established itself as a major player in crypto market making. The company recently completed a €97.33 million fundraising round ^[18]including an extension led by HV Capital and debt with funds managed by BlackRock. Flowdesk to increase sales eightfold by 2024 ^[5] and offers liquidity solutions for foundations, token issuers and exchanges.

Byzantine, Kriptown, Ownest: new start-ups to watch

These start-ups represent the future of the French blockchain ecosystem. Byzantine, founded in 2024, is developing a restaking infrastructure and has raised €2.86 million. ^[4]. Kriptown revolutionises investment in start-ups with its tokenised neo-exchange ^[19]which now includes Caceis, BNP Paribas and Bpifrance among its shareholders ^[20]. Ownest offers blockchain solutions for logistics traceability and asset management. ^[1].

The involvement of major groups and institutions

As well as start-ups, major French groups are now making a massive commitment to the blockchain world, bringing credibility and capital to the national crypto ecosystem.

Banking and insurance: SG Forge, BNP, AXA

Societe Generale stands out with SG Forge, a subsidiary dedicated to digital assets, which issued the first covered bond in the form of a token on a public blockchain. At the same time, BNP Paribas is experimenting with securities delivery and settlement solutions via its Digital Asset Custody platform. AXA, meanwhile, is exploring smart contracts to automate travel insurance claims.

Retail and luxury: Carrefour, LVMH, Casino

Carrefour is using blockchain to trace more than 30 food products, while LVMH has launched AURA, a platform certifying the authenticity of luxury goods. The Casino group is also testing cryptocurrency payments in certain shops.

Energy and industry: EDF, Engie, Renault

EDF invests in Exaion, a low-carbon blockchain infrastructure solution. Engie is developing TEO, a green energy certification platform. Renault is implementing XCEED for the traceability of its car parts.

Role of Bpifrance and public funds

Bpifrance is playing a crucial role with its Digital Venture fund, which has invested in 200 blockchain start-ups. The French government is also stepping up its support via the France 2030 programme, dedicating 500 million euros the technologies of the future, including blockchain.

Conclusion

France is now a fertile breeding ground for blockchain innovation, with a dynamic ecosystem that includes more than 500 specialist companies. This remarkable growth is certainly positioning the Hexagone among Europe's leaders in Web3. French unicorns such as Ledger and Sorare are spreading well beyond our borders, proving the innovative capacity of our entrepreneurs.

The commitment of France's major groups also bears witness to the sector's maturity. Société Générale, BNP Paribas and LVMH are gradually adopting these technologies to transform their business models. At the same time, support from Bpifrance and public funds is accelerating this momentum, guaranteeing a promising future for our crypto ecosystem.

The geographical distribution of players shows a strategic concentration around three major centres, with the Île-de-France region dominating the landscape. Nevertheless, initiatives are multiplying in all regions, creating a coherent and complementary territorial network.

As the market continues to expand, we are seeing a real democratisation of cryptocurrencies among the general public in France. Nearly 90% from the French is now familiar with these digital assets, while 33% plans to acquire more in the near future.

In view of this considerable potential, we invite you to follow our "DRVL Token" project on our platform dedicated to our token. https://token.deravel.com. This initiative is perfectly in line with the national dynamic we are observing.

So the future looks particularly bright for the French blockchain ecosystem. The solid foundations laid in recent years, combined with a regulatory framework that is gradually being adapted, point to sustained growth through to 2030. France is thus confirming its place as one of the nations shaping the world's digital future.

FAQs

Q1. What is the current size of the crypto market in France? In 2025, the cryptocurrency market in France will reach a turnover of €2.86 billion, with an annual growth rate of 2.69% forecast for 2025-2026.

Q2. Where are blockchain companies mainly concentrated in France? The majority of French blockchain companies are located in three main regions: Île-de-France, which largely dominates, followed by Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur and Occitanie.

Q3. What are the main French unicorns in the Web3 sector? French Web3 unicorns include Ledger, which specialises in digital asset security, and Sorare, which has revolutionised fantasy football thanks to NFT.

Q4: How are major French groups getting involved in blockchain? Major French groups such as Société Générale, BNP Paribas and LVMH are gradually adopting blockchain technologies to transform their business models in a range of sectors including finance, luxury goods and energy.

Q5. What is Bpifrance's role in the French blockchain ecosystem? Bpifrance plays a crucial role in supporting the French blockchain ecosystem, notably through its Digital Venture fund, which has invested in 200 blockchain start-ups, helping to accelerate the sector.

References

[1] – https://www.bbschool.fr/main-blog/entreprises-blockchain-basees-en-france
[2] – https://fr.linkedin.com/posts/entreprises-occitanie_cryptomonnaies-en-occitanie-la-prudence-activity-7340989218799706112-Mo7E
[3] – https://www.licornesociety.com/startup-lists/licornes-francaises
[4] – https://www.seedtable.com/best-crypto-web3-startups-in-france
[5] – https://www.mind.eu.com/fintech/investissement/cryptoactifs/le-market-maker-crypto-flowdesk-leve-52-millions-de-dollars-dont-10-millions-en-dette-aupres-de-blackrock/
[6] – https://lespepitestech.com/startup-collection/blockchain
[7] – https://www.licornesociety.com/startup-lists/startups-web3
[8] – https://www.latribune.fr/technos-medias/innovation-et-start-up/metiers-tech-les-regions-de-plus-en-plus-attractives-malgre-des-salaires-25-inferieurs-a-paris-841294.html
[9] – https://www.f6s.com/companies/cryptocurrency/france/co
[10] – https://www.nice-premium.com/the-french-riviera-emerges-as-a-technology-hub-focusing-on-blockchain-and-cryptocurrencies/
[11] – https://enterprise.ledger.com/
[12] – https://www.ledger.com/welcome-to-digital-asset-custody-a-city-of-trade-offs
[13] – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorare
[14] – https://www.ledger.com/th/academy/what-is-sorare
[15] – https://www.ledgerinsights.com/sorare-fantasy-sports-nft-without-crypto/
[16] – https://gamesbeat.com/the-sandbox-sells-1-66m-of-virtual-land-for-its-metaverse/
[17] – https://www.sandbox.game/en/blog/what-is-metaverse-land-a-guide-to-virtual-real-estate/3363/
[18] – https://www.flowdesk.co/
[19] – https://www.kriptown.com/en
[20] – https://en.paperjam.lu/article/caceis-acquires-minority-stake-in-french-fintech-kriptown

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