When Ethereum launched its ICO in 2014, it changed the rules of crypto investing. Early buyers paid around $0.30 per ETH, and within a few years the token climbed into the hundreds, creating one of the most dramatic wealth multipliers in digital asset history. That model set the precedent for how presales could turn early support into generational gains.
More than a decade later, XRP Tundra has entered the spotlight with its own presale — this time reworking the formula with twin tokens, staking mechanics, and pre-announced launch prices. While Ethereum offered a single token that evolved into the backbone of DeFi, Tundra introduces a system designed from the start to combine yield, governance, and transparency.
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