2026-01-20 05:24:19

The TGE project I participated in the day before yesterday finally received 11,849 tokens, with a cost of around $130. If I had hedged yesterday, based on a price of $280, the profit would be approximately $150. This deal is indeed quite good—only 225 points are needed to participate, and the fundraising didn't fill up completely, which really says a lot.

Money in the market is really tight. Mainstream coins are falling one after another, and various small coins have also been heavily dumped. The liquidity that can survive is actually not much. Currently, I haven't seen large funds entering the market, and under this situation, the overall market can't be driven up.

Speaking of which, recently some coins are repeating old tricks—first pumping up to attract attention, then dropping sharply after airdrops, trapping holders, and slowly killing you with sky-high transaction fees. I’ve seen this playbook more than once.

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digital_archaeologist

· 5h ago

Damn, I've seen this trick too many times. No one in the market dares to take over now.

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ForkTongue

· 5h ago

Oh no, I missed the TGE, I would have followed if I knew earlier. This round really lacks funds, feels like everyone is just waiting for the right moment. You can't defend against these tricks, only hope not to get caught in a scam. Why didn't I make a move back when it was at 280? Now I regret it. If fundraising didn't hit the target, what does that mean? Everyone's just chicken. Sky-high transaction fees are really clever—standard move to grind out retail investors. Small coins are being hammered one after another; just being alive is good enough. With funds so tight, why even do a TGE? Purely a gamble on luck. Liquidity has disappeared, all the pump is just an illusion. Looking at these tactics, I know someone is about to get cut again.

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metaverse_hermit