2026-01-15 04:27:10

The distribution of chips in DEX projects has always been a topic that cannot be avoided. Under normal circumstances, developers hold 26% of the chips, which is actually a risk signal. But there is still a continuous influx of funds, what is the driving force behind this? Is it market enthusiasm or is there a deeper logic? To be honest, I don't quite understand. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to observe and wait. These types of projects often experience intense volatility in the early stages, and DEX with overly concentrated chips should be approached with caution. Rather than trying to buy the dip, it's better to wait; it’s not too late to make a decision once market sentiment stabilizes. Risk always comes first.

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BlockchainFoodie

· 01-18 03:46

ngl, 26% dev allocation is literally like a chef hoarding 1/4 of the kitchen's ingredients before service even starts... sketchy af. why we still throwing money at these things is beyond me, fr fr

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PortfolioAlert

· 01-16 19:12

Developers 26%, I won't touch it anymore, too many risks Trying to bottom fish is easy to get cut, better wait until the sentiment cools down These kinds of projects are just casinos, anyone brave enough to take over is foolish A DEX with concentrated chips? Uh... pass, not brave enough Things I don't understand are the easiest to lose money on, I choose to observe Rather than following the trend, it's better to let the bullets fly a bit longer

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notSatoshi1971

· 01-15 19:42

Developers with only 26% chips dare to go all in? That's quite bold. --- It's the same old story of "waiting for emotions to settle," easy to say but hard to do. --- Funds are continuously flowing in... I just want to know who's taking the other side. --- I'm really afraid of projects with concentrated chips; I've seen too many crash dramas. --- If you don't understand, don't touch it. I need to tattoo this on my forehead. --- Bottom fishing? Let's wait and see. Anyway, there are plenty of opportunities.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-15 04:57

Developers' 26% stake isn't a big deal; I've seen 50% still hitting new highs... This market is just crazy.

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PebbleHander

· 01-15 04:56

26%？ Isn't that just one word—run. Luckily, I didn't rush in. Let's talk about it later; entering now makes you the bagholder. Whoever chases this wave loses; I choose to stay on the sidelines. With such high concentration of chips, a developer dumping the market would be game over... I won't touch it. I really don't understand the logic behind funds entering the market, but my money is precious. The era of running into the market has passed; now you need to learn how to run out of the market. Instead of chasing highs, it's better to study the risks; anyway, the money won't grow legs and run away.

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-15 04:54

26% really isn't that little, but I still can't understand why so many people are getting in. Developers taking such a large share will eventually sell off, so there's no need to follow the trend. Bottom-fishing still needs to wait, what's the rush? Concentrated chips are just a time bomb, can't play with that. For this round of operations, I choose to lie low and observe.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-15 04:51

26% still not enough, I've seen more outrageous ones, developer lock-ups are just a smokescreen --- Who is still bottom-fishing DEX this round? I've already learned to be smart --- The logic of funds entering the market is simple, just betting on the next rise, it's all probability theory --- Concentrated chips = a ticking time bomb, nothing else to say --- Always say to wait and see, but in the end, I still get caught up in FOMO haha --- 26% developer ratio? That’s just waiting to cut the leeks --- Always say to be cautious, but aren’t we all just following the trend and rushing in? I’m no exception --- High volatility = opportunity, for gamblers anyway --- Waiting for the market to stabilize? The trend has already started, brother --- Developers holding so many chips will eventually run away, and this time definitely won't be an exception

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 01-15 04:47

26% is nothing, I've seen more outrageous ones, and people still rush in It's not too late to wait and enter later, anyway the project can't run away The mentality of bottom-fishing is harmful. With such high concentration of chips, only true warriors dare to go all-in

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-15 04:40

Developers still hold 26% of the chips, and people are continuously entering? I really can't understand this logic.

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