Just a little over a week ago, Coldware released an official sneak peak of their Larna 2400 Web3 smartphone.
This might not seem like a big deal at first… just another smartphone in a sea of others.
However, this is far from an ordinary smartphone—it's a fully integrated Web3 device designed to connect directly to Coldware’s blockchain, run light nodes, and give users instant access to staking, DeFi apps, secure messaging, and more
Which is the reason why some of XRP’s whales bought
XRP has had everything going for it lately—yet the price still won’t budge. From the long-awaited Ripple vs. SEC settlement to the possibility of a spot XRP ETF, you'd expect a full-blown rally. But instead, XRP jumped just 1% while the rest of the crypto market surged.
That said, all eyes are on October. If the SEC approves the ETF filings currently on the table,
Regulatory clarity is finally here, and Ripple is no longer under the microscope. The stage is set for partnerships and institutional inflows. So while price action has been frustrating, the underlying momentum is quietly building. However, some XRP investors are losing patience and starting to look towards newer projects, like Coldware.
With XRP still caught in regulatory uncertainty, it’s not surprising that some investors are eyeing newer projects with clearer use cases and real-world potential.
One Australian whale recently dropped over $58,000 into $COLD, a token that powers Coldware’s growing Web3 ecosystem. That might not sound like much on its own—but it’s part of a trend.
Coldware’s mix of real hardware (like the Larna 2400 smartphone), its own Layer-1 blockchain, and an accessible user experience is catching serious attention.
Coldware’s Web3 Smartphone Larna 2400 Sneak Peek Sends Shockwaves
The real-world asset (RWA) space already looks set to reach $19 trillion by 2033—but
On May 12, the team shared the first official preview of the Larna 2400 Web3 smartphone, a device built to bring blockchain tech into people’s hands—literally.
Unlike most projects that stay software-only, Coldware introduces hardware with real utility. The Larna 2400 comes with built-in $COLD token staking, a native wallet, Coldware’s own dApp store, and a secure dVPN. It’s not just another phone—it’s a gateway to Coldware’s Layer-1 network and everything that comes with it.
This kind of product does more than signal intent. It shows action. Tokenization doesn’t move forward on hype alone. It needs real tools that people can use. Coldware isn’t talking about the future of finance—it’s building it.
$COLD Tokenomics – What You Need to Know
Coldware’s $COLD token comes with a fixed supply of 21 billion, built to power everything in the ecosystem—from onboarding new users to governance and staking.
Here’s how the tokens are split:
- 50% (10.5B) for the presale
- 20% (4.2B) for ecosystem liquidity
- 10% (2.1B) for exchange partnerships
- 8% (1.68B) for staking rewards 7.3% (1.533B) for developer grants
- 3% (630M) for helping onboard small businesses
- 1.7% (357M) reserved for the team
Right now, Coldware is in Stage 2 of the presale, with tokens priced at just $0.00625. Over 63% has already been sold, raising more than $3.7 million so far. The price is set to rise to $0.008 in the next stage, so if you're planning to jump in, there’s not much time left to get in early.
Final Words
Coldware isn’t just another early-stage crypto project—it’s one that already has working products, a full Layer-1 blockchain, and real hardware that’s been built and revealed.
With over $3.7 million raised and more than 63% of tokens already sold, the market is catching on. If the project delivers on even part of its roadmap, early buyers could be looking at outsized returns—much like those who got into PEPE or SHIB before they exploded. This might be one of those rare chances.
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