CoinList
Long-running platform that ran Solana and Filecoin sales: KYC, no token to hold, rules set per sale.
+Pros
- No platform token to buy or stake
- Largest total raised on this list ($1.38B, per CryptoRank)
- Open to accredited US investors
−Cons
- Fewer sales in 2026 as the company moves into tokenised assets
- Some sales are open only to a whitelist
- US buyers can face a one-year lock-up
Features
Best known forLayer-1 and infrastructure sales
Token neededNone
How you get inPass KYC, then register for each sale
Minimum to take part$100 on the USD.AI sale (February 2026)
AllocationVaries by sale
Lock-upSet per sale; US buyers had a 1-year lock on the USD.AI sale
KYCRequired
US residentsAccredited investors only
UK residentsSet per sale
Track record81 sales, $1.38B raised since 2017 (CryptoRank, October 2026)
Rules checked3 October 2026
CoinList has run token sales since 2017 and is best known for early sales of layer-1 and infrastructure projects such as Solana and Filecoin. There is no platform token: you pass identity checks, then each sale sets its own format, limits and eligible countries. US residents can take part only as accredited investors. CoinList said in 2026 that token sales have slowed and that it is expanding into tokenised assets.