Paimon @paimon_Finance Just opened a 72-hour OpenAI flash sale window.


This is not a regular sale. The team negotiated a significantly lower valuation and greatly reduced the point consumption.
Three pricing tiers — Pioneer / Builder / Explorer, the earlier you join, the lower the price.
Pioneer and Explorer are more than double apart, but the product itself is the same.
OpenAI secondary market liquidation price is now significantly higher than the Explorer tier.
In other words, even if you choose the most expensive tier, it’s still a discounted institutional price.
Not enough points yet? Two entry paths:
→ Buy PP (Paimon Prime) — institutional-level private placement credit, approximately 6-7% annualized, can farm points sustainably after staking
→ Provide xSPCX liquidity on PancakeSwap — same farm points, plus LP fees from real trading volume
Both routes are turning idle funds into points quickly.
Those farming points are positioning themselves for the next sale; those without points won’t be able to join then.
The window only has 72 hours left.
PRIME1.66%
CAKE1.82%
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ShellsLeftBehindByTheReceding
· 1h ago
72-hour window + OpenAI secondary market premium, essentially telling you openly that if you don't buy now, it will be more expensive later. There's a bit of FOMO, but the logic is indeed solid.
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RugpullTherapist
· 1h ago
xSPCX liquidity mining is more friendly to small investors, with no need to lock PP during the private placement period, and trading fees can even cover impermanent loss.
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VinylRecordStaking
· 1h ago
Pioneer and Explorer are a full 2x apart, but the product is the same—this pricing strategy is pretty ruthless, with early-bird benefits maxed out.
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