When I first looked at Reya's token issuance data, like most people, I initially focused on the surface numbers.

150M FDV, 8 billion circulating supply, 160M sold. It looks like a typical token sale, nothing special.

But I didn't close the page; instead, I turned to the technical documentation. That's where the real interest lies.

Based on Rollup architecture, delegated ordering mechanisms, ZK finality... these technical choices reveal the real problems Reya aims to solve. It's not about hype, but practical thinking on scaling solutions. Many projects have impressive fundraising data, but their technical architecture is mediocre. Reya, on the other hand, at first glance, the fundraising scale may seem unremarkable, but it hides unexpected technical depth. That's why conclusions based solely on FDV and supply are insufficient.