2025-12-31 14:59:58

Watching the final shot, everyone in the circle has been paying attention to Zama's movements recently. But have you noticed that the Megaeth project is also about to launch, with a token supply reaching the 1B level as well? What does this mean? In the short term, we might face the simultaneous impact of two major projects.

Participants are now a bit conflicted—investments have already been made, but looking at this pace, there's a sense of regret. The overlapping token release windows could put pressure on the overall return expectations of participants. In this situation, some are beginning to consider refunds, which is understandable.

Ultimately, it's a matter of the timing in the token economic model design. The simultaneous launch of two comparable projects indeed tests participants' risk tolerance.

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GasWhisperer

· 14h ago

ngl the token release schedule collision here is giving major mempool congestion vibes... two 1B liquidity dumps on the same timeframe? that's not market dynamics, that's just poor tokenomics architecture lmao

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BlockchainDecoder

· 14h ago

From the perspective of the token release curve, this stacking effect is indeed worth paying attention to. Zama and Megaeth, both with a 1B scale, launched simultaneously. Based on historical data analysis, liquidity pressure will significantly increase in the short term, potentially leading to price pressure. When two major projects collide, it is essentially an "supply shock" in economic terms — participants' risk expectations are re-evaluated, and refund thoughts naturally emerge. This actually reflects a lack of sufficient research by the designers on the market's capacity to absorb such events. It is worth noting that this is not just a timing issue, but a deeper problem involving the coordination of token liquidity management and release mechanisms. Participants are advised to re-examine their position allocations and avoid being driven by FOMO.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 14h ago

Huh, Zama and Megaeth launching at the same time? Isn't that asking for trouble? Two B-grade projects clashing, who can handle that? Should have known not to rush in earlier, but now it's too late to regret. The investment is already made, can only bet on which one survives. When the tokens are dumped, a batch of people will probably run away. This time window design is ridiculous, I really can't believe it. Instead of blaming the project, it's better to recognize the risks early. They say refunds are available, but I think the next step will be a dump. Which do I think is better, Zama or Megaeth? Honestly, I don't know. Retail investors are about to become the next victims again, cyclical reality.

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AirdropChaser

· 14h ago

Ha, it's the same old trick again. Launching two big projects at the same time is really impressive. Wait, is Megaeth also in the 1B level? Isn't that a dump? Invest and then regret it. What happened to the promised long-term commitment, buddy? Token economics, to put it simply, is the art of cutting people's gains. There's nothing to overthink. I just want to know if anyone has actually achieved the expected returns, haha.

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