Regarding the recent funding opportunity for this project, my attitude is to wait and see for now.
Based on past experience, those projects that truly have the strength and want to manipulate the market generally do not operate in this way. Of course, it must also be acknowledged that perhaps the team has enough funds to absorb all the selling pressure, but the current issue is— the TGE schedule has not been finalized, and instead of releasing tokens, they are aggressively spending on promotion. This rhythm looks more like testing market reactions rather than preparing for launch.
I’ve decided to wait a bit longer and evaluate once the market enthusiasm reaches a certain level.
Recently, I analyzed some transaction records on address chains, which was quite interesting. Apart from the wave of TRUMP-related operations, the actual profit-making windows for other participants on the chain mostly concentrated around October this year. This data point is worth considering—it indicates that market opportunities do exist, but timing is crucial.
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FallingLeaf
· 7h ago
I agree with this logic. Spending marketing funds before TGE is indeed outrageous.
Let's wait and see; the timing window is the real key.
Testing the market? Then let them try, we're not in a hurry.
The October wave is the real money-making opportunity. Entering now makes you the bag holder.
If the rhythm feels off, you should stay on the sidelines—that's basic common sense.
Spending such a huge amount on marketing actually indicates panic; think about it carefully.
If they don't bite the hook, what other tricks can they play?
On-chain data doesn't lie. The opportunity window is indeed there, but the timing is deadlocked.
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CryptoNomics
· 14h ago
nah, the TGE ambiguity + pre-launch marketing blitz combo is giving "we're just probing sentiment" vibes tbh. if you run a basic regression on historical token launches, this pattern correlates with 87% dump probability within 3mo post-TGE. statistically significant red flag imo.
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BrokenYield
· 14h ago
ngl the whole playbook screams desperation... vague tge, marketing dump before tokenomics locked? that's not how smart money moves. they're literally running the correlation matrix backwards lmao
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 14h ago
ngl the TGE timeline being vague + heavy marketing spend before launch is giving major red flags. classic honeypot setup imo... not touching this until they publish a proper audit report tbh
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PositionPhobia
· 14h ago
Hmm... It seems like they're just testing the waters. There's no sign of TGE yet, but they're still aggressively promoting.
This pace is indeed a bit strange, and I also prefer to wait and see.
Let's wait and watch; the timing window is really very strict.
Honestly, the wave in October was the real opportunity to make money. Entering now is indeed a bit awkward.
I've truly never seen a good example of this kind of fundraising pace.
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ForkItAllDay
· 14h ago
The promotional expenses are being spent aggressively, but there's still no sign of TGE. I've seen this trick too many times.
Let's wait and see; anyway, missing out isn't that big of a loss.
The October wave was real, but now? The market has long cooled down.
How to put it, it feels a bit虚 (uncertain/虚虚).
The team isn't short of money, but it also depends on whether they can hold the market.
Waiting and watching...
Spending on promotional expenses, to be honest, is just testing whether the retail investors still have enthusiasm.
The timing window is too precisely set, and that's the key.
It doesn't feel that simple; let's wait and see.
Regarding the recent funding opportunity for this project, my attitude is to wait and see for now.
Based on past experience, those projects that truly have the strength and want to manipulate the market generally do not operate in this way. Of course, it must also be acknowledged that perhaps the team has enough funds to absorb all the selling pressure, but the current issue is— the TGE schedule has not been finalized, and instead of releasing tokens, they are aggressively spending on promotion. This rhythm looks more like testing market reactions rather than preparing for launch.
I’ve decided to wait a bit longer and evaluate once the market enthusiasm reaches a certain level.
Recently, I analyzed some transaction records on address chains, which was quite interesting. Apart from the wave of TRUMP-related operations, the actual profit-making windows for other participants on the chain mostly concentrated around October this year. This data point is worth considering—it indicates that market opportunities do exist, but timing is crucial.