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The TGE has finally arrived.
I can't remember the last time it happened.
There are still half an hour left, so I need to hurry to get on the bus.
For those who do not hold BNB for the long term, each TGE is bound to be a bit chaotic.
Some people choose to borrow BNB on-chain or from other exchanges,
but I find it troublesome and usually solve it directly with hedging.
Here is a set of processes I commonly use👇

1. Capital Preparation
Make sure to leave some redundancy in your funds to prevent being liquidated.
My experience is to prepare an additional 20%.
For example, if I need to use 3 BNB, I will prepare 3.6 BNB for more stability.

2. Timing of Operations
It is recommended to operate 30 minutes before the TGE ends:
Too late: It is easy to encounter spikes or order delays, and there won't be enough time
Too early: High volatility increases the risk

3. Specific Operating Steps (Hedging)
Open two pages on the exchange:
One spot page
One perpetual contract page
1️⃣ First, test the waters
Spot: Buy 0.01 BNB
Contract: Short 0.01 BNB
Place orders on both sides simultaneously
👉 This 0.01 can also be considered as a transaction fee
2️⃣ Official Operation
The process is exactly the same, just change the quantity to the target value:
For example, 3 BNB

4. Participating in TGE
After completing the hedging, transfer BNB to your wallet,
and participate in the subscription normally.

5. Reverse Operation After TGE Ends
After the end, simultaneously withdraw the hedging:
Spot: Sell BNB
Contract: Close short
Also operate simultaneously

6. About TGE Coins
I generally won't sell immediately,
Most projects will have a price increase after the TGE,
it's okay to hold for a bit.

Finally,
I wish everyone can get satisfactory results this time. 🚀

The airdrop gameplay at 10 o'clock today has been updated, and it essentially resembles an 'auction mechanism'.
At this moment, the most important point is: you must stay calm and not rush in like before.
Let me briefly explain my suggested logic, and those with points can follow the steps below:

1️⃣ Before it starts
First, ask yourself a question:
👉 What is the maximum number of points I am willing to spend to exchange for this airdrop?
You must have a limit in mind; otherwise, it is easy to become emotional.

2️⃣ After it starts
Focus on two things:
Receiving progress: Determine if it is currently in the 'high price phase'
The current amount that can be sold: Determine if this airdrop is worth the points

Progress is responsible for judging the timing, and the amount is responsible for judging the cost-effectiveness.

3️⃣ Timing for receiving
If you judge that:
The current price is OK
The project's popularity is still there
The consumption of points has dropped to your psychological expectation

👉 It is recommended to receive when the progress is close to around 80%,

instead of being part of the 'first batch of buyers' right from the start.

In summary:
This is not a speed challenge airdrop, but rather a test of judgment and patience.

If this is useful to you, please give a triple support!

Many people, when they mention "old IPs going on-chain", immediately think:
High FDV, slow unlocks, selling nostalgia.
However, Audiera ($BEAT) is actually taking a completely different path this round.
First, let's look at three things that are often overlooked but are crucial for pricing:
① Users are not PPT
Audiera itself is a Web2 music IP with a historical user base of over 600 million, among which there are already 5 million on-chain users.
This is not about "potential future users"; it is a migration that has already occurred.
② Revenue is not just empty promises
Currently, Audiera's AI Payment has generated over 148,900 $BEAT in real revenue.
This is a key point that many GameFi/IP projects cannot achieve:
It is not relying on issuing tokens to subsidize activity; it is already capable of generating cash flow.
③ Destruction is a mechanism, not a slogan
$BEAT adopts a single-token model, with a portion of the revenue entering a periodic destruction mechanism.
The first batch of 125,000 $BEAT has already been burned and is publicly announced weekly, not just a one-time show.
Putting these three points together, you will actually find a rare combination:
Low initial circulation (instead of a massive circulation from the start)
Single-token model (without complex multi-token hedging)
Real revenue → Reinvestment → Destruction (instead of purely relying on narrative to estimate value)
This is also why I prefer to compare Audiera with MapleStory:
MapleStory proved that IP has value,
Audiera is trying to prove that IP + AI + payment can create a new token model.
For traders, this is not a "faith issue", but a structural issue:
When users, revenue, and destruction form positive feedback,
Prices and trading volumes often do not deviate from the fundamentals for long.
Not all old IPs going on-chain are the same.
Some are selling nostalgia, while others are running flywheels.
I prefer to focus on the latter.

$BEAT #BEAT