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The ZTC project's TGE has arrived as scheduled, with the final score settling at 241 points. To be honest, yesterday's high-score burning operation didn't seem to have much effect.
The final oversubscription multiple reached over 2500 times, with a single token price around 32U, and a minimum investment of 4549 tokens. These numbers are indeed astonishing.
Interestingly, the project has now basically expanded onto secondary exchanges. I initially thought it would experience a sharp drop, but now the FDV remains stable at around 37M, which is unexpectedly holding up. This project is quite resilient to declines.
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The approach of just chasing high scores is indeed useless; it's still about luck and holding volume.
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A FDV of 37M can still hold up, indicating someone is taking over; if you don't lose money this time, you've already won.
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Starting investment at 32U from 4549? I advise those without funds not to bother.
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Expanding to second-tier exchanges is actually a good thing; the selling pressure has decreased significantly.
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Wait, can the FDV still stay at 37M? I thought it would have crashed long ago.
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241 points like this? Seems no different, still exploding with oversubscription.
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Being anti-dip is quite effective, but I still don't dare to touch it, it's too risky.
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Starting at 4549 coins, this threshold is pretty tough, ordinary people can't afford to play.
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Second-tier exchanges are expanding quickly, whether they can escape the top is the key.
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Yesterday's operations were indeed a waste of effort; oversubscription is still necessary.
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Staying at 37M? It looks more like a survival tactic, the risk doesn't seem small.
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Honestly, this price feels a bit fake, it will have to pull back sooner or later.
Wait, can it still hold at 37M now? I thought it would have collapsed already.
The tactic of raising high scores ultimately didn't work; I saw through it long ago.
Let's see in a week; this resilience might just be an illusion.
Is this how second-tier exchanges are expanding? Feeling a bit uneasy.
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The high-score elimination strategy didn't amount to anything; I wonder why I even bothered.
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Starting from 32U with 4549 coins, you really know how to do the math. The project team designed these numbers very tightly.
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Instead of a direct waterfall, it held up, which is a bit interesting in terms of anti-dip ability. But thinking calmly, it's also quite risky.
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I just want to know who is taking the orders on the secondary exchanges; their courage is really impressive.
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The $37M FDV looks stable, but I feel it can only hold until now.
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Yesterday's high-score cleaning wave, looking back, was indeed useless. The liquidity that should come still will come.
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Not waterfalling actually makes it more resistant to dips, which is much better than I expected. Feels like the road has widened a bit.
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Everyone says that high-score elimination can control the decline, but it still didn't work. This theory should be abandoned.
Being resilient is real, but the real question is how long this FDV can hold up
The recent high-score operations were indeed a waste of effort; what was meant to come still comes