TMX generates in four days and there are two very different prices in circulation.
#TermMax 's own pre-mine page benchmarks rewards against a sixty million dollar FDV from its funding round. Supply is fixed at one billion. That works out to about six cents.
Pre-market chatter I keep seeing puts it nearer thirty to forty cents.
That second number is not on any page I can source. But if it holds, TMX opens around a three hundred and fifty million valuation, roughly six times the last private mark.
Now put the campaign against it.
CreatorPad splits 150,000 TMX equally among the top 500 creators. Three hundred tokens each.
At six cents that is eighteen dollars. At thirty five cents it is a hundred and five.
The participant count moved while I was writing about it. It read 16,695 a few days ago. It reads 54,776 today.
Five hundred slots out of nearly fifty five thousand. Under one percent.
So the reward for finishing in the top one percent of this field is somewhere between eighteen and a hundred and five dollars, and nobody can narrow that range because the allocation table is still not published four days out.
@TermMax
My call. The pre-market number holds better than the funding round mark, because the float at launch will be thin and the allocation silence is doing the work of scarcity.
Where do you think it opens? Six cents, thirty five, or somewhere I have not considered?
#TermMax 's own pre-mine page benchmarks rewards against a sixty million dollar FDV from its funding round. Supply is fixed at one billion. That works out to about six cents.
Pre-market chatter I keep seeing puts it nearer thirty to forty cents.
That second number is not on any page I can source. But if it holds, TMX opens around a three hundred and fifty million valuation, roughly six times the last private mark.
Now put the campaign against it.
CreatorPad splits 150,000 TMX equally among the top 500 creators. Three hundred tokens each.
At six cents that is eighteen dollars. At thirty five cents it is a hundred and five.
The participant count moved while I was writing about it. It read 16,695 a few days ago. It reads 54,776 today.
Five hundred slots out of nearly fifty five thousand. Under one percent.
So the reward for finishing in the top one percent of this field is somewhere between eighteen and a hundred and five dollars, and nobody can narrow that range because the allocation table is still not published four days out.
@TermMax
My call. The pre-market number holds better than the funding round mark, because the float at launch will be thin and the allocation silence is doing the work of scarcity.
Where do you think it opens? Six cents, thirty five, or somewhere I have not considered?
