2026-01-07 09:22:30

The fundraising data for TGE-ZTC must be mentioned. The pre-market price was locked at 0.007, attracting 25,000 investors in a short period, with an oversubscription multiple reaching 1350 times — what does this number indicate? It shows that market enthusiasm is extremely high.

Based on the current progress, by the final closing day, each participant is expected to receive between 6000 and 6500 tokens. Calculated, the profit margin ranges from $42 to $45. Deducting gas fees? It can be considered negligible, as the oversubscription scale is so large that the cost is spread very thin.

Behind this fundraising, it reflects the market’s recognition of the project. But it’s important to note that high enthusiasm does not mean low risk. Early-stage projects often experience very volatile fluctuations after launch, and participants need to have a clear understanding of their risk tolerance. If you’re interested in Alpha trading, now is a good time to deepen your learning and observation.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-10 00:59

1,350x oversubscription? The hype is indeed crazy, but it seems like everyone is aiming for that $42-$45 profit margin... No one can predict how it will perform after launch; you still need to be mentally prepared. Too many people are jumping in this round; those who actually make money might not be as many as you think. It's a bit like a certain project from a while ago, where the peak of hype was actually the most dangerous time. Gas fee sharing can indeed be ignored, but what about slippage? Liquidity? All these need to be considered. Early-stage projects are like this—one night in heaven, one night in hell. It depends on your mental resilience. 20,000 people investing sounds like a lot, but can half of them actually make money? That's questionable. This is why Alpha trading is so attractive, but also so risky.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-10 00:38

1350x oversubscription directly shocked me, how crazy is that Can this wave make quick money or will we get cut again Let's wait until it launches, early projects are just a gamble With such high popularity, it's even more dangerous, wake up everyone Over 6000 tokens sound appealing, but cashing out is the real key

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 01-10 00:23

1350x oversubscription is truly incredible. Can this wave of popularity last until launch? Everyone's going crazy, with 25,000 people rushing in. Who dares to bear this risk? The profit margin looks good, but we've also seen many projects plummet after launch... Another feast for the new investors, I think I'll just watch and see. Early-stage projects are like this—making quick money or being buried, it all depends on luck.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-09 23:56

1,350x oversubscription? You need to look at these numbers carefully. The fact proves that the popularity is indeed off the charts, but I am more concerned about how the fluctuation curve will behave after launch. Early-stage projects with volatile fluctuations must be taken seriously. You can't just look at profit margins and rush in; you need to test the stability of the interaction protocols. Hearing $42 to $45 is nice, but you have to ask yourself—how confident are you in your risk tolerance? That’s the key. High popularity doesn’t equal high safety. This logic has been repeatedly validated many times... The TGE project’s fundraising scale is indeed significant, but has the bridging mechanism undergone thorough audits? That’s what I want to dig into. Profit margins should account not only for gas fees but also for slippage and time costs... Is a 1,350x oversubscription normal? You need to compare with historical data before drawing conclusions. High market recognition is great, but how about the attack vectors protection for early-stage projects? If you haven't tested it, it’s better to be cautious.

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AirdropSkeptic

· 01-07 09:52

1350x oversubscription, this hype is really hot, but I'm still a bit scared --- Over 6000 tokens received, $42 profit sounds good, but after launch, a sudden drop left me dumbfounded --- 2.5 million people rushing to buy, what does that mean? Just FOMO, haha --- I've seen too many early-stage projects like this; the hype comes quickly and goes just as fast. FOMO followers are all cannon fodder --- Gas fees are negligible, right? But don't cry when it drops 50% --- Now is a great time to learn. I want to see who can laugh last in this wave --- 1350x oversubscription is truly outrageous. It feels like the project team is making a killing. Are we taking the final lap? --- Profit from $42 to $45, how much do you have left after slippage and price impact? --- High recognition equals stable returns? I just can't understand this logic

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-07 09:50

1,350x oversubscription? This hype is really outrageous; be careful not to get trapped and stuck. The profit margin of $42 to $45 is indeed tempting, but I'm worried it might be cut in half right after launch. Early projects have such big fluctuations; you might wake up one day to find it worth nothing. The data looks promising, but risk awareness really needs to be heightened. Projects with this level of hype often hide traps; I remain cautious. 25,000 people are following the trend; someone has to take the bait, so it all depends on who it is.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-07 09:46

actually the math doesn't check out here... 1350x oversubscription red flag. seen this exact tokenomics death spiral in 2021, tvl artificially inflated to hell

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HackerWhoCares

· 01-07 09:42

1350x oversubscription is really outrageous, but I still want to say—things with high popularity often die the fastest, don’t be blinded by the profit margins. --- Another FOMO feast, 25,000 people going all-in for early dividends? Let’s wait until it launches, the volatility can be deadly. --- Ignoring gas fees is indeed logical, but what about slippage and liquidity issues? The real difficulty is when it actually goes live and you try to cash out. --- The selling points are nothing more than oversubscription multiples and profit margins, but these two numbers are the most deceptive. The "recognition" of early projects is not equivalent to the risk involved. --- I want to see how this project performs one week after launch; it’s too early to say anything now. --- Over 6,000 tokens sounds like a lot, but how many people can actually sell all of them?

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-07 09:36

1350x oversubscription, how desperate must they be... But on the other hand, with such a scattered distribution of chips, how will they pump the price after going live? Oh dear, it's time to start the chopping process again. Us old chives are really dedicated. Risk warning is just a formality, mainly for the project team. For reference only. $42 to $45? Only if you can cash out smoothly. These days, why are there so few reliable projects? Hotness explosion = the emergence of Ponzi schemes, I’ve learned. This kind of oversubscription multiple, to put it simply, is because many who have seen too many gains come to gamble. And the result? As always, risk is on your own. Really daring to calculate this profit margin, the project team’s rhetoric is truly top-notch.

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ForumLurker

· 01-07 09:34

1350x oversubscription? The hype is indeed explosive, but if it really launches, it might just plummet. 20,000 people rushing together, the value of the tokens they get is really hard to say. The profit margin is loudly proclaimed, but we're just worried about being the bagholders. Early projects like this, the higher the hype, the greater the risk. I really don't quite understand. This round of fundraising is full of FOMO, and the same old tactics of cutting leeks are back? $42 to $45? Very precise. A 50% drop on the first day of launch is probably standard. What does hype really indicate? Just that there are many people. Risk management is the key. A high oversubscription ratio doesn't mean the project is reliable; it might actually lead to a dump.

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