Analog postponed its listing to February 10, citing Berachain’s launch. The team emphasizes long-term vision despite community concerns over delays.
By Temitope Olatunji
Edited by Julia Sakovich
Updated
3 mins read
Analog has announced a slight delay in its official listing date from February 6 to February 10. The decision comes as Berachain, a project backed by some of the same investors, is set to launch its token generation event (TGE) and mainnet on February 6.
The team explained that instead of competing for market attention, they decided to give both projects room to engage fully with their respective communities. Analog acknowledges the shift but remains confident in its long-term vision. They said:
“Berachain, who share key investors with us, will be launching their TGE and mainnet on February 6th. Rather than splitting the market’s attention, we have opted to ensure both projects receive the full spotlight they deserve — allowing our communities, investors, and partners to maximize their engagement with both milestones.”
Some users viewed the decision to delay the listing as strategic. Crypto analyst Orion Depp described the decision as a wise move, particularly given recent market volatility. He praised the team for making a thoughtful choice. However, other users have expressed doubts about the project’s credibility, with one stating uncertainty about its future.
This isn’t the first time Analog has made changes to its timeline. The company announced on January 23 that it would delay its token generation event. The team revealed that they decided to push the timeline back until after the Lunar New Year to ensure a higher-quality launch. The delay aims to fine-tune the process and implement necessary improvements for a smoother and more impactful launch.
In the recent release, Analog admitted the frequent changes in date. However, it emphasized that this adjustment does not impact its overall progress. The team said:
“There have been shifts, there have been changes — but what matters is how we execute and how we deliver. Because after 3.5 years of building, refining, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, no date will change the outcome that all this effort has set in motion.”
Analog’s native token ANLOG has received support from some cryptocurrency exchanges, such as Bitget, Gate.io, and KuCoin, ahead of its launch. This could help boost the token’s visibility and accessibility. It also provides increased trading opportunities and liquidity, which can attract more investors and traders upon launch. Additionally, being listed on reputable exchanges enhances the token’s credibility, as it signals a level of trust and legitimacy.
Analog, a blockchain interoperability protocol, recently secured $5 million in funding, bringing its total valuation to $300 million. The company started raising funds last November and completed the round in January. Last year, it raised $16 million at a $120 million valuation, reflecting a 150% increase in a year.
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Temitope is a writer with more than four years of experience writing across various niches. He has a special interest in the fintech and blockchain spaces and enjoy writing articles in those areas. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in linguistics. When not writing, he trades forex and plays video games.
