2026-01-04 01:37:58

On the first day back at work in the New Year, I still have a few good opportunities in hand, so I need to seize them quickly.

Zama's NFT minting still has 14 hours remaining, and the participation price of 50M does seem quite attractive. For creative project launches like this, they usually don't lose much, so it's worth trying to get in. The official also launched a creator program, and the ecosystem incentives are indeed sincere.

Additionally, Infinex's new coin issuance has also started, with an initial FDV price of 99.99M and a lock-up period set for one year. Interestingly, if the FDV reaches 300M, the locked portion can be unlocked early. From an investment logic perspective, this design still has room for imagination, and a small gamble might be worthwhile.

The Polygon ecosystem has always been a hot track, and currently, several promising projects are underway. Overall, there are opportunities in the market; the key is to choose the right direction.

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TestnetScholar

· 1h ago

It's great to seize the moment. On the first day of the new year, I’m all in, I really like this momentum. Zama's NFT window is indeed intense; putting in 50M isn't too bad, just a gamble on creativity. Infinex's lock-up design is quite interesting; unlocking 300M depends on this condition... To be honest, it still depends on whether the market gives us face. I've been paying attention to Polygon all along; I'll wait a bit before jumping in.

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ILCollector

· 22h ago

50M into Zama? A bit expensive, but the creator program is indeed tempting. Infinex's unlocking mechanism is interesting, but 300M? Dreaming or really? Polygon is rehashing old ideas again; let's see if there's any new tricks.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 01-04 23:58

The 50M price is quite attractive, but it's hard to say how good the Zama project really is. I'm just worried it might be another "Creator Program" scheme to harvest investors. Trying with a small amount is okay; at worst, you won't lose much. The key point is that Infinex's FDV design is quite interesting, and betting on the 300M unlock possibility isn't out of the question. I've been keeping an eye on Polygon, but recently there are too many meme projects. I need to learn to pass; not every opportunity is worth jumping on.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 01-04 02:07

The window periods are coming one after another. The 50M one is indeed quite interesting, but don't be fooled by the story crafted by the creators... I need to take another look at Infinex's locking logic.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 01-04 02:06

50M participation price? These days, NFT new listings rely on "usually not too亏" to attract attention? How to interpret capital flow data, who is taking the bait Infinex's lock-up design is interesting, only unlock after 3x FDV... Basically, it's a bet on popularity. Looking at whale chip distribution reveals the depth Polygon is hyping again? On-chain activity data is right there, don't be fooled by the sugar-coated bombs from creator plans So urgent on the first day of the new year? Jumping in without clarifying the market structure is a common mistake among retail investors

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NFTArchaeologis

· 01-04 02:03

The archivists of on-chain artifacts, projects like Zama are indeed worth tracing back.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-04 02:03

50M get on Zama, betting on whether the creator program can boost the hype. But to be honest, I always miss the right timing during these window periods... Infinex's FDV design is indeed interesting, but the 300M unlock sounds like a big pie the whales are drawing for the retail investors. I believe it. Polygon is back again? Damn, last time I lost 30% here, and now they want me to enter again. Do they really think I haven't learned my lesson... Wait, is this really different? Or am I about to become the bag holder again? Forget it, I'll participate with a small amount, anyway, I might just lose again. These days, choosing the right direction? My direction is always the one that loses money, never wrong...

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MelonField

· 01-04 01:57

The 14-hour window is a bit tight. I need to take another look at Zama.

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-04 01:54

The 14-hour window seems a bit tight; Zama needs to make a quick decision... But the 50M participation price is indeed pretty good. Infinex's lock-up design is interesting; with 300M, you can unlock early, which feels like a gamble.

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