The group chat reviewed a curve-based launch model. Before getting involved, make sure you understand the exit route:
Once the sale is filled and the project graduates, minting is permanently closed. After that, you can only sell, not buy. If the project team doesn’t create an external liquidity pool, any sales will have to be absorbed by the reserves in the internal pool—the reserve level mentioned in the chat was about 50 BNB.
The group’s conclusion was: “Once it launches, it’s a dead coin.” In other words, all the hype is during the internal-market phase, and graduation means liquidity dries up.
When evaluating a launch, don’t just look at how hot the internal-market price is. First ask three questions: Is there a pool after graduation? Who creates it? How much does it hold in reserves?
If you can’t get clear answers, set it aside for now, no matter how hot the internal market is. This is not investment advice.
Once the sale is filled and the project graduates, minting is permanently closed. After that, you can only sell, not buy. If the project team doesn’t create an external liquidity pool, any sales will have to be absorbed by the reserves in the internal pool—the reserve level mentioned in the chat was about 50 BNB.
The group’s conclusion was: “Once it launches, it’s a dead coin.” In other words, all the hype is during the internal-market phase, and graduation means liquidity dries up.
When evaluating a launch, don’t just look at how hot the internal-market price is. First ask three questions: Is there a pool after graduation? Who creates it? How much does it hold in reserves?
If you can’t get clear answers, set it aside for now, no matter how hot the internal market is. This is not investment advice.