About Cofound.it
All Cofound.it teams go through a battle-tested training process, which prepares them for a successful crowdsale.

All Cofound.it teams go through a battle-tested training process, which prepares them for a successful crowdsale.
Cofound.it (CFI) is a token built on the Ethereum blockchain that was created to power a platform connecting blockchain startups with experienced mentors, investors and experts. In simple terms, the project wanted to become a kind of launchpad: teams with ideas came here to get support before running their own token sales. The CFI token was used to access platform services and participate in its ecosystem.
Cofound.it was a platform designed to help early-stage blockchain startups prepare and launch their token sales, offering mentorship, marketing and technical guidance. Unlike many coins that aim to be currencies or infrastructure, CFI was a utility token for a specific incubation service. The project was one of the early attempts at building a crypto launchpad model.
CFI is an ERC-20 standard token, meaning it runs on the Ethereum network as a smart contract rather than having its own blockchain. The token's contract address is 0x12fef5e57bf45873cd9b62e9dbd7bfb99e32d73e, which you can use to verify it on block explorers. Transactions are processed and secured by Ethereum's consensus mechanism, so CFI inherits the network's security.
CFI had a fixed total supply created at launch, with no ongoing mining or staking emission — the tokens were distributed through the project's own token sale and allocated to the team, advisors and community programs. Because it's an ERC-20 token, no new CFI can be minted beyond the initial supply. This fixed-supply model means emission is fully determined by the original distribution schedule.
Since CFI is an ERC-20 token, it can be stored in any Ethereum-compatible wallet, such as hardware wallets or popular software wallets that support custom tokens. You can add it manually using the contract address 0x12fef5e57bf45873cd9b62e9dbd7bfb99e32d73e. Originally, CFI was used to access services on the Cofound.it platform, though you should check the project's official site for its current status and functionality.