The Digifolio ICO listed here represents a second, separate catalogue entry for the identical DGFL token project already documented elsewhere in this catalogue's coverage. This specific listing captures a presale window closing 30 June 2025, a considerably later date than the previously documented listing. This review documents this specific presale window and directly addresses the duplication and the project's already-established pattern of extended, sequential fundraising rounds.
This catalogue's records show Digifolio (DGFL) tracked under at least two separate slugs referencing the same project, with this specific entry showing a presale end date of 30 June 2025. Elsewhere in this catalogue, DGFL's history was documented as having already progressed through three sequential "final" presale rounds spanning approximately 14 months, an unusual pattern of extended fundraising worth understanding directly rather than assuming each new documented date represents an entirely fresh, first-time sale.
Digifolio (DGFL) is positioned as a blockchain-based portfolio and asset-tracking technology project. Given the project's documented multi-round fundraising history, prospective researchers should treat this listing's 30 June 2025 close date as potentially representing yet another extension or subsequent round in an already-extended fundraising pattern, rather than the project's original or final sale window.
Because this listing duplicates a project already documented elsewhere in this catalogue with a history of three sequential "final" presale rounds over roughly 14 months, this specific entry should be read as an update or continuation of that established pattern rather than independent, new information. The core consideration flagged previously, namely, that repeated presale-round extensions can indicate a project struggling to reach its fundraising goals or genuine exchange-listing readiness, remains directly relevant to this later-dated listing.
Current DGFL price and any completed exchange listing should be verified directly given the project's documented multi-round fundraising history, cross-checked against ICOholder, and this listing's later 30 June 2025 close date, which may represent a further extension beyond the previously documented rounds.
Given the confirmed duplicate-listing situation and extended fundraising history, current Digifolio platform status and any exchange listing should be independently verified directly with the project rather than relying on any single presale-date snapshot. For a comparison against another project with a documented duplicate listing, see the Billion Dollar Jackpot ICO, or browse the SpongeBob V2 presale review for currently active presales.
Consider the following: this listing duplicates a project already documented in this catalogue with a history of three sequential "final" presale rounds over roughly 14 months, so treat this later 30 June 2025 date as a potential further extension rather than an original sale window; repeated presale extensions across many months can signal a project struggling to reach fundraising targets or exchange-listing readiness; and verify current, actual project status directly rather than relying on any single presale-date snapshot given the confirmed duplication. Demand current, verifiable confirmation of Digifolio's actual fundraising progress directly, cross-checked against CoinCodex, before considering any involvement.
For related research, see The Meme Games token sale.
Listing duplication: when the same underlying project appears more than once in a tracking catalogue, often due to separate presale-stage snapshots being recorded independently. Sequential presale rounds: when a project runs multiple consecutive fundraising rounds, each described as final, a pattern that can indicate difficulty reaching fundraising goals. Extended fundraising pattern: a presale timeline that repeatedly pushes back its closing date well beyond typical multi-week or multi-month presale windows.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not allege wrongdoing; it documents a confirmed listing duplication and an established pattern of extended fundraising rounds. This is not investment advice. Verify all claims directly with the project before investing.