Echo (Sonar token sales)
Early-stage crypto investing platform; its Sonar product runs KYC-checked public token sales for projects.
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Echo key facts
| Category | Token presale platform |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web |
| Company | Gm Echo Manager Ltd (Echo); Gm Echo Clicks Ltd (Sonar); British Virgin Islands |
| Fees | Echo: 5% of user profits per deal; Sonar: no fees for investors |
What is Echo?
Echo is a platform for investing in early-stage crypto projects, run by Gm Echo Manager Ltd from the British Virgin Islands. Its Sonar product, run by Gm Echo Clicks Ltd, verifies buyers for public token sales that projects host themselves. Echo takes 5% of user profits per private deal; Sonar charges investors no fees. Plasma's XPL sale was the first on Sonar.
Echo pros and cons
- Sonar is free for investors; projects cover the cost
- Echo earns 5% of profits per deal, only when users profit
- Sonar checks US accredited investor status, so some sales admit US buyers
- Rules differ per sale; Plasma's XPL sale required US buyers to be accredited
- US buyers in the XPL sale got tokens 12 months after the sale ended
- Private deals carry SPV costs such as filing fees on top of the 5% profit share
Echo FAQ
What is Echo?
Echo is a platform for investing in early-stage crypto projects, run by Gm Echo Manager Ltd from the British Virgin Islands. Its Sonar product, run by Gm Echo Clicks Ltd, verifies buyers for public token sales that projects host themselves. Echo takes 5% of user profits per private deal; Sonar charges investors no fees. Plasma's XPL sale was the first on Sonar.
How much does Echo cost?
Echo: 5% of user profits per deal; Sonar: no fees for investors, according to Echo’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Echo: official site, Echo: Sonar Terms of Service, Echo: Support. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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