GloryDoge is a secure DeFi ecosystem that helps bring creative ideas to life and protect early users’ funds. GloryDoge was introduced when it was observed that traders find it hard to know how the developers have spent their funds in IDO private sales and presales. Initial Dex Offering (IDO) is a fundraising approach that pools the starting capital from retail parties.

Additionally, it was found that increasing numbers of bad actors in the crypto world use these fundraising techniques with fake roadmaps and promises to drain the wallets of unaware members who fall for their games. GloryDoge aims to fix these issues with its user-friendly techniques.

GloryPad is the first platform of GloryDoge, where developers organize IDOs to raise initial funds and support their projects. GloryPad works to shift complete control over the raised funds from the developers to the users and aims to make it impossible for developers to use the funds without the users' consent and approval.

Further, to raise funds on GloryPad, developers have to create tasks. These tasks are related to sales, wherein the more tasks a sale has, the more trust the project gains from its members. A task can be used as a future payment. These payments automatically go through when the sale's soft cap is reached. GloryPad allows the members to verify the destination of the payments and reject the tasks they believe to be non-beneficial to the project.

As per the whitepaper, GloryPad also acts as a social hub. It connects developers to project members, influencers, marketers, and other parties who are willing to support the successful launch of their projects.

GLORYD is the backbone of GloryGoge projects that acts as a bridge connecting DApps to the creators and traders.

The token distribution is as follows:

There are three people in GloryGoge’s development team. Joey is the CEO and lead developer who has been working as a software engineer since 2014. William is a marketing person and has done impressive research so far. Light is the lead designer who is responsible for making everything. The founder (Joey) and co-founder (Light) are doxxed by DessertFinance. Doxing is the process of revealing identifying information such as their real name, home address, workplace, phone, financial, and other personal information online. This information is then circulated to the public without the victim’s permission.