What are the opportunities to participate in the rise of the new generation ICO platform Echo, Legion, and Buidlpad?

After the community's resistance to VC coin, apart from the meme craze, it will also bring about the rise of ICO platforms. The new generation of ICO platforms that have risen quietly, such as Echo, Legion, Buidlpad, etc., have already established influence in the overseas encryption community. (Background: Viewpoint》Next year, 'ICO 2.0' will make a comeback, with the merging of traditional companies issuing coins and encryption companies) Recently, there has been an increasing amount of news regarding the public sale of encryption projects. It is noteworthy that these encryption projects have not chosen the early IC0 platform Coinlist as the sales platform, but have instead turned to the new generation IC0 platforms that have risen quietly, such as Echo, Legion, Buidlpad, etc., and these platforms have already established influence in the overseas encryption community. Many well-known encryption projects such as Ethena, Usual, Monad, Initia, MegaETH, Fuel, Solayer, etc., have all raised funds from the community through these platforms. Many overseas encryption community users admit that participating in the fundraising activities of these emerging IC0 platforms has become their main source of income. On January 18th, Solayer (LAYER), the first public sale project on Buidlpad, a IC0 platform established by former senior executives of Coin, ended its sale, raising a staggering 57.3 million USD, a 545.24% increase from the original plan of 10.5 million USD. On January 13th, Cobie, the founder of the Echo platform, revealed an interesting phenomenon: Some VCs are trying to prevent encryption projects from providing discounts to investors or conducting community sales through platforms like Echo by exerting pressure on them. In response, IC0 platform Legion, incubated by Delphi Labs, expressed solidarity and confirmed that there are indeed cases of VCs preventing projects from conducting public sales. Despite VCs' attempts to resist encryption projects participating in IC0, this actually reflects that these IC0 platforms have already gained a certain level of influence and have occupied an important position in the minds of encryption projects and the community. For a long time, the encryption community has been plagued by 'overvalued, high FDV, low circulation' VC coins, but these platforms provide users with early opportunities to participate in projects. On the same day, Buidlpad stated that due to the overwhelming number of registered users participating in the Solayer public sale, their website's KYC process was temporarily paralyzed, forcing them to postpone the sale. All of these seem to indicate that the encryption IC0 field is poised for a revival. The 'public sale' of Echo's encryption angel investors community alliance Echo, an encryption fundraising platform...