One thing I find interesting about @IPXExchange is how it handles project funding. On many crowdfunding platforms, creators receive the money first, and everyone has to hope the project gets completed. IPX takes a different approach. When a project graduates, its production funds are moved into a dedicated non-custodial escrow instead of going straight to the creator. The money is released as agreed milestones are completed, such as signing contracts, booking a crew or delivering specific work. Alfred also helps turn the project budget into conditions within the contract. And if a project fails, unused USDC stays in escrow, while holders can surrender their tokens for a fixed USDC amount per token. I think this adds an important layer of accountability to crowdfunding.