MEGA Token TGE is about to launch, and market enthusiasm continues to rise.
This project has a funding scale of over $450 million, and investors are highly enthusiastic. This alone sets high expectations for its subsequent market performance. So the question is—at what FDV will it be issued?
From January to early February, discussions about MEGA have never stopped. Market prediction tools show that there is a 63% probability that the token will surpass a $2 billion market cap within 24 hours after TGE. What does this number reflect? It indicates investors' recognition of the quality of this funding round and a general optimism about the project's prospects.
After the large-scale financing is completed, all eyes naturally focus on the issuance price and initial trading performance. The more sufficient the financing, the higher the market expectations—this has almost become a law in the crypto market. Whether MEGA's TGE timing can meet or exceed market expectations will directly determine its subsequent trajectory.
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AirdropDreamer
· 17h ago
450m funding really can't hold anymore, can it avoid dropping below the offering price this time?
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63% chance to break 2b? Never mind, I'll wait for the price to drop before buying in.
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Another big funding round, high expectations again, it's exhausting to watch.
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What is the FDV? That's the real key. Having a lot of funding doesn't mean the coin price will go up.
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If MEGA can really break out, I'll eat my keyboard live.
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When a bunch of institutions come in, it's never a good sign. Early bloodbaths are standard.
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Let's wait and see. Anyway, those who bought before TGE are just bagholders.
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High discussion volume in the past two months might actually be dangerous. The peak is at a high point.
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Large funding amount ≠ good project. This logic needs to be changed.
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The chance of dropping below the offering price isn't less than 63%. I bet fifty cents.
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Here we go again? Look at how the big investors cut their losses last time.
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MEVHunterX
· 01-08 12:17
450m funding really can't hold up anymore, it's the same old trick
Always dip before TGE, peak immediately after launch, how many times has this script been played
63% chance? I bet wrong
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-07 18:51
450m funding sounds impressive, but the real question is whether it can hold up once launched.
Wait, a 63% chance to break 2b? Where is this data from? I always feel it's a bit suspicious.
Large funding = big expectations = big crash? Thinking about this logic the other way around is also quite scary.
I'll be waiting to watch the show when TGE opens tomorrow. Predicting that thing is less reliable than a gambling dog rolling dice.
Hey, for projects that complete this kind of funding, how many can actually come out on top? It depends on whether the founding team is reliable.
450m, how many institutions had to boost it? Do the investors really believe in it that much, or were they forced to FOMO in?
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-07 18:46
450m funding so much, if it opens below the listing price, I'll just laugh to death
When TGE comes out, it's all bagholders. 63% chance to break 2b? Haha, the data speaks for itself
The more funding parties there are, the higher the expectations, then it gets cut in half right after launch. Nothing new
This round of MEGA feels destined to be a relay race, the key is who doesn't catch it last
I'll just watch if Bitcoin stays stable. Wait for it to break below the price before entering
Once funding is complete, they start to suck blood. This routine has been played out
The real test is the first 24 hours after launch; everything before was a waste
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TommyTeacher
· 01-07 18:43
450m funding still depends on how FDV is set. If it's an astronomical issuance, it will be awkward.
24 hours after TGE, 63% break 2b? This probability is truly outrageous; we need to hold on.
Large funding = big expectations. Whether MEGA can hold this wave is the key.
Sufficient funding doesn't necessarily mean a rise; it still depends on the market reaction at the moment of TGE.
Damn, this hype is indeed high, but don't forget how the project that was hyped up last time turned out.
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LiquidationAlert
· 01-07 18:33
450m funding, if the FDV is set too high, it will directly cause a dump.
2b market cap probability 63%? Just listen, I've seen many such predictions.
Do you not know how projects endorsed by major institutions usually turn out?
The real highlight is the slippage on TGE day; I bet it will drop.
Early investors are definitely already thinking about how to exit.
MEGA Token TGE is about to launch, and market enthusiasm continues to rise.
This project has a funding scale of over $450 million, and investors are highly enthusiastic. This alone sets high expectations for its subsequent market performance. So the question is—at what FDV will it be issued?
From January to early February, discussions about MEGA have never stopped. Market prediction tools show that there is a 63% probability that the token will surpass a $2 billion market cap within 24 hours after TGE. What does this number reflect? It indicates investors' recognition of the quality of this funding round and a general optimism about the project's prospects.
After the large-scale financing is completed, all eyes naturally focus on the issuance price and initial trading performance. The more sufficient the financing, the higher the market expectations—this has almost become a law in the crypto market. Whether MEGA's TGE timing can meet or exceed market expectations will directly determine its subsequent trajectory.