2026-01-07 03:21:06

A rising Web3 project just crossed the 10M milestone and momentum continues building. Their public sale has entered the final tier, drawing attention from market participants tracking early-stage opportunities. With funding rounds progressing at this pace, early participants are positioning ahead of potential market expansion. The combination of swift fundraising progression and sustained developer activity suggests this cycle could define 2026 positioning for committed investors.

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0xSunnyDay

· 01-08 08:54

10M already, this wave is pretty good. The best time to buy the dip might be right here.

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LiquidationWizard

· 01-07 03:51

10M is indeed impressive, but is the final tier really the last chance... I've seen too many claims like that.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-07 03:29

Oh no, another 10M new project. This time it’s really different, right? --- Final round of funding... I knew it was a signal to bottom out, on-chain data has already shown it --- Those who preemptively laid out have made a lot, but I’m only realizing it now --- The positioning for 2026? It might go to zero next year, I’m betting on this --- The market maker’s distribution of chips is indeed interesting, but I’m afraid I might have topped out again --- FOMO is fun for a moment, but it can lead to huge losses and a fire sale... Still, it depends on whether continuous development actions are reliable --- The rapid pace of funding is actually a bit suspicious, could it be a prelude to a rug pull --- Forget it, just get on board first, anyway I’ve already lost so much

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GameFiCritic

· 01-07 03:27

A 10M funding amount is indeed impressive, but it depends on the funding model—hard metrics like dilution ratio and unlock schedule. Don't tell me it's just another routine to cut the leeks again.

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