I recently saw a project launch, initially only listed at 48U, and now it has skyrocketed to 80U, but I sold too early back then.
By the way, I checked out the recent new listing data from a major exchange, and it's quite interesting. The total number of participating addresses reached 29,064, with over 30,000 users having a score of at least 240 points. This round raised 86,582 BNB, averaging about 2.98 BNB per address.
However, looking closely at the distribution of participation thresholds, it’s a bit heartbreaking—those with deposit amounts below 2 BNB: - Less than 0.5 BNB: only 25 addresses - 0.5-1 BNB: 19 addresses - 1-2 BNB: 199 addresses
Honestly, participating in new listings at this investment level is a bit awkward. The profit potential is limited, and with the added cost of Alpha points, the cost-performance ratio is quite average. It seems increasingly difficult to snag bargains through small investments in new listings.
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ChainChef
· 8h ago
ngl, that early exit timing hits different... the recipe was still simmering but you already plated it lol. and yeah, those launchpad numbers tell the whole story—most addresses are basically just seasoning the pot with pocket change, barely enough to taste anything meaningful. the spread's gotten too thin to actually *cook* with.
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StakeTillRetire
· 8h ago
It's the same again, selling early results in huge losses
Small-scale IPOs early on are basically giving away money, and the increasing thresholds are really unbeatable
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 8h ago
48 to 80? Damn, I missed it again. This is just my life, brother.
Small-scale new listings really have no future. I can't even get 0.5 BNB with 25 addresses, I honestly know my stuff.
Selling early is a common Web3 practice. Get used to it.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 8h ago
It's the same old story of selling at a loss, this kind of thing happens every day haha
Small-scale IPOs have long become a chicken rib, just look at these data... Trying to make money with a few points and a tiny bit of BNB, dream on
I recently saw a project launch, initially only listed at 48U, and now it has skyrocketed to 80U, but I sold too early back then.
By the way, I checked out the recent new listing data from a major exchange, and it's quite interesting. The total number of participating addresses reached 29,064, with over 30,000 users having a score of at least 240 points. This round raised 86,582 BNB, averaging about 2.98 BNB per address.
However, looking closely at the distribution of participation thresholds, it’s a bit heartbreaking—those with deposit amounts below 2 BNB:
- Less than 0.5 BNB: only 25 addresses
- 0.5-1 BNB: 19 addresses
- 1-2 BNB: 199 addresses
Honestly, participating in new listings at this investment level is a bit awkward. The profit potential is limited, and with the added cost of Alpha points, the cost-performance ratio is quite average. It seems increasingly difficult to snag bargains through small investments in new listings.