Good afternoon, brothers! Legion is launching a new round of investment again! This time it's the Tria project, and the official Twitter is @useTria. Are you planning to participate or not? I'm planning to give it a shot. I feel like I might make some profit, but I'm a bit conflicted after reading it 🤔. They divided it into two funding tiers, let me briefly explain:
1️⃣ First Tier: 100M FDV, TGE unlock 30%.
2️⃣ Second Tier: 200M FDV, TGE unlock 60%. (Honestly, is there a big difference between these two? The higher unlock ratio means the valuation doubles, it feels like they are just messing with me 😑)
No matter which one you choose, there's a 2-month lock-up period, after which it will be released linearly over 6 months. TGE is expected by the end of Q4 2025, and the community round sale starts on November 3 (UTC+8).
The key is that they have guaranteed quotas, no need to scramble! There are mainly a few ways:
1️⃣ Buy the Tria Premium Membership annual card for $225 USD, which guarantees a spot. (I'm currently conflicted about whether to go for it, it seems quite worth it 🤔) Additional benefits include 6% cashback (but it’s in Tria tokens, and it will only be credited 3 months after the token issuance), plus 1 potential 15% APY yield, along with high-end travel perks and such. The project team also mentioned that cardholders can receive a bit more extra airdrop. To apply, you need to fill out a form, submit your @tria username + Legion EVM address, and verify your eligibility.
2️⃣ Use Legion scores for evaluation. It’s mainly calculated based on wallet activity, social influence, and developer reputation. The higher the score, the more quotas you get—people like me have to be more active on Twitter and participate in on-chain activities 😂.
3️⃣ Early contributors, etc... Ah, let's not mention that, that's for the big players, it has nothing to do with us ordinary players 😅.
In summary, this project has real users and revenue, and the FDV pricing is relatively friendly (compared to other payment infrastructure projects), but liquidity will depend on the market makers post-listing. What do you think? Should we go for it?
1️⃣ First Tier: 100M FDV, TGE unlock 30%.
2️⃣ Second Tier: 200M FDV, TGE unlock 60%. (Honestly, is there a big difference between these two? The higher unlock ratio means the valuation doubles, it feels like they are just messing with me 😑)
No matter which one you choose, there's a 2-month lock-up period, after which it will be released linearly over 6 months. TGE is expected by the end of Q4 2025, and the community round sale starts on November 3 (UTC+8).
The key is that they have guaranteed quotas, no need to scramble! There are mainly a few ways:
1️⃣ Buy the Tria Premium Membership annual card for $225 USD, which guarantees a spot. (I'm currently conflicted about whether to go for it, it seems quite worth it 🤔) Additional benefits include 6% cashback (but it’s in Tria tokens, and it will only be credited 3 months after the token issuance), plus 1 potential 15% APY yield, along with high-end travel perks and such. The project team also mentioned that cardholders can receive a bit more extra airdrop. To apply, you need to fill out a form, submit your @tria username + Legion EVM address, and verify your eligibility.
2️⃣ Use Legion scores for evaluation. It’s mainly calculated based on wallet activity, social influence, and developer reputation. The higher the score, the more quotas you get—people like me have to be more active on Twitter and participate in on-chain activities 😂.
3️⃣ Early contributors, etc... Ah, let's not mention that, that's for the big players, it has nothing to do with us ordinary players 😅.
In summary, this project has real users and revenue, and the FDV pricing is relatively friendly (compared to other payment infrastructure projects), but liquidity will depend on the market makers post-listing. What do you think? Should we go for it?