After making headlines with its canine-themed counterpart to the popular Telegram game, Catizen, and holding the first-ever Telegram ICO, Dogizen looks like its charting a course toward a Binance listing. With grand ambitions to be the go-to platform for gaming on Telegram, Dogizen has real 10x—even 100x—potential as the TON ecosystem continues to heat up. Here’s why.
A closer look at Dogizen’s explosive growth
Just as Telegram-affiliated The Open Network (TON) smashes past 115 million accounts, Dogizen is cruising towards a multi-million dollar ICO, having raised more than $1.3m.
As the first ever ICO held within the Telegram app—meaning a potential pool of 950 million investors can buy and claim tokens without ever leaving Telegram—Dogizen is preparing to go down in history amid speculation it could be due for a Binance listing.
Dogizen already has a proven Telegram game that’s ridden the unstoppable hype around the TON ecosystem, attracting roughly 1.4 million users quickly and successfully generating revenue.
Dogizen has a plan that could soon put it on the map as the go-to gaming hub for Telegram, emulating the success of Hamster Kombat’s 300 million downloads.
Dogizen’s distinct, long-term advantage
Specifically, Dogizen is leveraging its fast-growing player base to launch Dogizen Universe, a virtual arcade designed to offer hundreds of games to Telegram’s vast audience and allow developers instant access to millions of players.
It comes complete with a bespoke toolkit for building, launching, and monetizing gaming experiences within Telegram, including a developer SDK and a streamlined launchpad.
Dogizen’s DOGIZ token is the backbone here. It’s used as an interoperable currency between these game worlds, paid as a reward token, and, most notably for early investors, offers a revenue-sharing scheme that has the potential to generate thousands per month in passive income.
Will Dogizen secure a spot on Binance?
TON-based tokens have been a prime target for Binance listings in 2024. Catizen, Hamster Kombat, DOGS, and Notcoin have each seen a Binance listing, yet many of their tokens dropped upon launch. The reason was that each airdropped tokens to their community, effectively encouraging them to sell as soon as possible.
Dogizen is taking a different approach. It’s holding an ICO to build momentum from the ground up, steering clear of venture capital funding and instead creating a loyal community ready to back the project for the long term.
At its current $0.000074 price, DOGIZ looks like a steal. Hamster Kombat and Notcoin saw respective market caps of $435 million and $2.4 billion at their peaks shortly after launch. When Dogizen goes live, its market cap will be just over $10 million. Even at a portion of its competitor’s market caps, such as $100 million, DOGIZ could offer 10x gains to the latest investors.
Dogizen + 2025 = seriously bullish prospects
Given the project’s bullish momentum, 1+ million player base, and the enthusiasm around TON right now, Dogizen is a prime candidate for a Binance listing. Add in revenue-sharing incentives, partnerships with Grand Journey and Grindery, and a Bitcoin price set to hit new all-time highs imminently; it’s hard not to anticipate a parabolic run for DOGIZ.
Tokens may only ever be this cheap in the ICO. Don’t miss out on securing a position before Dogizen secures a coveted Binance listing.
Dogizen is available to buy on the official website.
Source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/1-3m-raised-why-dogizen-is-charging-towards-a-binance-listing/