Why Dogizen, the first Telegram ICO, has the edge on Catizen

Dogizen’s presale is making waves in the Telegram gaming world, attracting investors with its strong growth potential and unique position in Telegram’s expanding ecosystem.

Once Catizen started making a name for itself and Telegram’s CEO made an explicit call for a canine answer to the popular Telegram game, investors had their ears open.

The Telegram gaming sector managed to breeze past a $1 billion market cap in essentially 6 months. And with just a handful of players, a new strong entrant offers a hefty slice of the market and even stronger gains for early investors. 

Dogizen’s presale offers precisely that opportunity, and ever since its Telegram game landed, experts have had their eyes on it.

Why Catizen and Dogizen are so appealing to investors right now

Telegram games are big money. Catizen is already highly lucrative, as is Dogizen. When these games can be easily referred via a Telegram referral link and have very low production costs, this isn’t surprising.

Telegram games are the ultimate mobile experience. They’re housed within an app people already trust, and they don’t even require downloading; an expensive, CPU-heavy PlayStation game, Telegram games ain’t.

As a result, Telegram games are popping off in the developing world, in particular. This is likely aided by the insane growth that Telegram as a messaging platform has seen in the region. Meanwhile, the Western market, possibly too concerned with the CoinDesk 20, was tragically unaware of Telegram gaming until recently. 

Now, analysts have seen the potential in both Telegram games and the TON network on which they are built. Many predict that TON-based projects have a strong potential to outperform Bitcoin over the next few years.

As Telegram games evolve and the TON ecosystem expands with more games, apps, and even NFT support, investors see many green candles on the horizon right now.

Why Dogizen offers more gains in 2025 than Catizen

Catizen has certainly made a splash, but it has taken completely the wrong approach to its token. Like many Telegram games, Catizen has offered its CATI token as an airdrop to its gaming community. This prompted a rapid sell-off, as holders had more incentive to see quick gains rather than hold and pump. 

Dogizen is doing two things differently. First, it’s holding an ICO. This strategic move incentivizes early investment: there are 47.30% gains to be made in the presale before the token even lists. 

With early buyers comes a strong, truly invested foundation of support. This means that when Dogizen hits the open market, there’ll be more committed holders, beating off any sell pressure. 

Secondly, Dogizen is holding the first-ever Telegram ICO. This means it’s the first token in history to go right to the source and talk directly to the most engaged crypto community on the Web: Telegram users. 

Now, nearly a billion people will have a Telegram ICO delivered straight to their messaging app. Buying and holding can take place within a single app’s interface. 

Dogizen’s tokenomics are highly promising

When you consider the fact that Dogizen will list at around a $10 million market cap and the fact that Catizen’s market cap is not far off $100 million, Dogizen’s superior approach suggests an easy 10x could be possible. 20x or more when the bull run likely goes full blast. Since Catizen seems to be on a downward trend, the chances of anything resembling a 10x for Catizen from here are slim.

Dogizen is currently priced at just $0.000074. But six months from now, that figure could be significantly higher. 

Interested investors can check out Dogizen on the official website.