Why Catizen’s Days Are Numbered as Dogizen ICO Raises Over $1.3m

Source Cryptopolitan

Dogizen’s ICO is storming through its stages, now in week 5, stage 2, and standing at over $1.3m raised. As a Telegram gaming platform, and amid a clear request from Telegram’s CEO, Dogizen is following in the footsteps of Catizen.

While Catizen has firmly put its stamp on 2024, Dogizen has multiple forces driving it toward the top of the Telegram gaming sector and 50x, eclipsing any Catizen gains along the way.

Dogizen vs. Catizen: How do they stack up? 

Both Telegram-based GameFi platforms have seen significant spikes in player acquisition. With a peak of over 40 million players—a sizable percentage of whom are paying customers—Catizen is proving that Telegram games are. 

However, just 5 weeks into its ICO, Dogizen has already surpassed a player count of 1.3 million, indicating an early demand for this innovative GameFi protocol in the lucrative TON ecosystem. 

Both are generating serious revenues, with Dogizen already reporting early-stage profits and Catizen reportedly making an average revenue per user of $30. That’s over 200x more than the average crypto project. 

The meteoric rise of Catizen is proof positive of how lucrative Telegram games built in the TON ecosystem could be. Catizen notably hit an all-time high market cap of over $330 million in September after its Binance listing. However, Catizen’s token performance doesn’t reflect its potential. 

Why Dogizen will outperform Catizen

Catizen’s CATI token is tanking due to its team taking the wrong approach. After amassing its audience, Catizen airdropped CATI directly to them. With no incentive to hold, much of the Catizen community rapidly dumped their tokens.

Dogizen’s ICO ensures that investors are genuinely invested. Dogizen’s ICO is building as the game develops, meaning that support for the DOGIZ token grows steadily with support for the game, ensuring more long-term loyalty and pushing against any sell pressure.

Also, Dogizen will be the first-ever ICO made available directly to Telegram’s 950 million users. This has insane implications for its potential audience. Now close to a billion people can buy and hold Dogizen using just a single application. 

Dogizen is the ideal pick for 2025’s bull run

Telegram gaming has only just gotten started, clearing over $1 billion in market cap in essentially half a year. 

With only a few players in the space and all major projects gaining Binance listings, a well-executed project like Dogizen that’s learned from competitor mistakes is exactly the kind of gem that’ll start popping once we start seeing big gains market-wide. 

There are 47.30% gains available in Dogizen’s ICO. And who knows how much more once it hits the open market.

You can buy Dogizen on the official website

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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