There are thousands of tokens that have been distributed during ICOs (or ITOs, or TGEs, call it whatever you like). Early ICO participants had outstanding returns selling their tokens on exchanges, while the number of ICOs was constantly growing.

But everything has changed these days and token buyers are seeing more losses than profits. There are multiple reasons for this, and one of them is that almost every ICO today is simply trying to get some crypto from investors, without worrying about the post-ICO results. This is one of the problems that is being addressed by the ICO 2.0 Protocol, by the way.

So how is the DXC Token different?

Here are 5 highlights you might want to know:

It’s an ICO 2.0 token so its value is backed by the raised funds which remain at the discretion of the token holders. DXC token holders can vote for the refund if they are unsatisfied with the results of Daox. It’s the first token with a fully transparent distribution and discounts. You won’t be at a disadvantage because someone secretly got a “whale bonus”. DXC is a functional part of the community-driven protocol which is decentralized, therefore it will live independently of Daox. And it indeed has a strong economy (not “the payment for platform services”)!

Get to know everything about the new wave of ICOs 2.0 at www.daox.org