We’re going to talk about a coin that’s unpopular today $BABY
There was an advertising campaign and a trading contest, all so that you would pay attention to it.
But let’s not look at it from the side that makes it seem cool—this is an awesome project—but from the other side: who stands behind it? Who put their money into it, and what can you expect from it?
You know that many projects with a great mission and an innovative approach run into the fact that people simply don’t go there. So let’s look at who it benefits.
On the chart it currently looks like a reversal, but the upper trendline hasn’t been broken yet.
I’ll start with the investors.
Two things stand out: first, five investors with three stars who have Tier 1 status. And of course, the funds from the exchange—especially YZi Labs, formerly Binance Labs, and the a16z fund—are major players.
I couldn’t find data on what price investors could have bought this coin at. The only publicly available thing is that the project raised $108 million in investments. We’ll base our reasoning on that figure.
The total share of investors is 3.05 billion coins; the last unlock is on May 16, 2029.
Let’s divide the $108 million investment by the total number of coins for investors (3.05 billion).
We’ll get an approximate price for investors of 0.0354. On the day of the listing, the minimum price was 0.03, so it seems about right.
Today the price is 0.01250, roughly 3 times lower than what it could have been for investors.
As of today, 338.88 million coins have been unlocked from the investors’ share. There have been 4 unlocks. For investors to break even with the current amount of coins, the price must be 0.318—about 2500% higher than the current price. It sounds like a lot, but some coins fly even to +20k%.
Of course, I consider such a surge unlikely.
I’ll consider possible options.
1. The longest scenario: when all investors’ coins are unlocked in May 2029, the price will be pumped to 0.04 so that investors can come out in profit.
2. The significant levels for the coin are the ATH 0.18175. A month after the ATH, the coin twice approached the 0.11 level, and the 0.06 level when the coin was trying to reverse—but it didn’t work out.
For investors to break even at these levels, it would require 596 million coins if they pump it up to ATH, and 1.8 billion coins if they pump it up to 0.06.
On November 11, 2026, 593 million coins will be unlocked, and only in February 2028 will 1.8 billion coins be unlocked.
My opinion: it’s unlikely that the project will decide to dump such investors. By the way, according to the data I found, the Binance fund was also an investor in $VELVET , and BTW, there are other coins too—but these are more indicative. And unlike BABY, half of the investors’ share was already unlocked at listing.
What I think: for $BABY I’ll be watching, and I’ll buy on the spot for an amount that I don’t mind losing—$30–50; anything could happen, but what draws me in most are the investors of this project.
What do you think about my thoughts and logic? 😂 If you were interested in this angle for the coins, hit 👍—I’ll look for something else interesting.
