Recently, the topic of Pre-TGE has been very popular in the market, with many investors eager to seize this opportunity in the New Year. But behind this wave of enthusiasm, we need to stay sober—because currently, information about Pre-TGE is mainly market rumors, and there has been no official confirmation.

Why do these rumors spread so quickly? Frankly, it’s because everyone is too eager for opportunities. Looking back at the market trends last year, aside from periodic hot rotations, most retail investors experienced "watching the index rise while their positions fall," and many were even trapped. Under this mindset, Pre-TGE is like a lifeline, with everyone hoping to achieve a "good start" through it.

What are the key points of reality? My advice is straightforward—high-quality projects can consider small-scale testing, but don’t go all in. Especially for investors already holding mainstream coins, participating with a small portion of funds is enough. There are two reasons for this: first, the current market liquidity is actually insufficient; even if Pre-TGE really launches, it’s unlikely to develop into a big trend, and short-term fluctuations are more common. Second, most platforms have participation rules for Pre-TGE—such as minimum holding amounts, trading frequency thresholds, and so on—so reckless participation can easily violate rules or lead to being cut.

Looking at the bigger picture for 2026, the real opportunities are likely not in short-term hot topics like Pre-TGE, but in those tracks with long-term growth potential. From a macro perspective, on-chain activity, DeFi innovation, and compliant asset management entering the market could all become driving forces for the year. Instead of being led by individual rumors, it’s better to broaden your perspective.