Not an ad—just a look at Jagent’s “strategic” positioning from my personal perspective.
Jagent has managed to stand out among a crowd of AG projects thanks in no small part to the project’s aggressive early price pumping.
Although it has since pulled back, the project’s approach is very clear:
It addresses:
1. The earning potential of the AG wallet. The Binance AI Pro minting method announced today also embeds it more deeply into the Binance ecosystem.
2. Its promotion model, which is currently focused on offline outreach.
It’s hard to make money in Web3 these days, but it’s even harder in Web2.
Based on the current bonus structure, bringing in one user earns around 2–5U. It’s not about how many people you can recruit.
In reality, a lot of Web3 players look down on 2–5U—they really do. Across all of X, I might be the only account with over 10,000 followers promoting it.
But how much is 2–5U in RMB in the Web2 world?
What if you went around an entire town, got all the uncles, aunties, grandmas, grandpas, and grandparents to register on Binance, then got them all to sign up for the AG wallet too? If you brought in 100 people in a day, how much would that earn?
For people struggling with the tough job market and low earnings in Web2 right now, that’s a huge incentive.
You can fill in the rest yourself.
3. Thanks to point 2, the result is that Binance’s new user numbers could rise significantly. As for how many tokens people hold, that depends on how this ecosystem develops and how motivated participants are to earn.
Also thanks to the project’s mechanics, 80% of each mint goes into the pool, so the pool keeps getting bigger.
In the past, when many people held 1% of a meme coin, that 1% would spook the market, because if they sold everything, it could cause a 20–30-point swing.
But when the pool is big enough, even if you dump your entire 1%, you’ll only make a small splash.
No meme project has tried this big-pool approach, relying on DeFi’s LP protocol, before.
If all 440K shares are minted in the future, the pool ratio will be fixed.
How it plays out could set an example for other projects down the line.
...
I don’t hold any related tokens, and I’m not sponsored by the project team.
But I’m quite optimistic that it can bring new users to the market and to Binance!
So, Alpha—might be worth setting some expectations!
Jagent has managed to stand out among a crowd of AG projects thanks in no small part to the project’s aggressive early price pumping.
Although it has since pulled back, the project’s approach is very clear:
It addresses:
1. The earning potential of the AG wallet. The Binance AI Pro minting method announced today also embeds it more deeply into the Binance ecosystem.
2. Its promotion model, which is currently focused on offline outreach.
It’s hard to make money in Web3 these days, but it’s even harder in Web2.
Based on the current bonus structure, bringing in one user earns around 2–5U. It’s not about how many people you can recruit.
In reality, a lot of Web3 players look down on 2–5U—they really do. Across all of X, I might be the only account with over 10,000 followers promoting it.
But how much is 2–5U in RMB in the Web2 world?
What if you went around an entire town, got all the uncles, aunties, grandmas, grandpas, and grandparents to register on Binance, then got them all to sign up for the AG wallet too? If you brought in 100 people in a day, how much would that earn?
For people struggling with the tough job market and low earnings in Web2 right now, that’s a huge incentive.
You can fill in the rest yourself.
3. Thanks to point 2, the result is that Binance’s new user numbers could rise significantly. As for how many tokens people hold, that depends on how this ecosystem develops and how motivated participants are to earn.
Also thanks to the project’s mechanics, 80% of each mint goes into the pool, so the pool keeps getting bigger.
In the past, when many people held 1% of a meme coin, that 1% would spook the market, because if they sold everything, it could cause a 20–30-point swing.
But when the pool is big enough, even if you dump your entire 1%, you’ll only make a small splash.
No meme project has tried this big-pool approach, relying on DeFi’s LP protocol, before.
If all 440K shares are minted in the future, the pool ratio will be fixed.
How it plays out could set an example for other projects down the line.
...
I don’t hold any related tokens, and I’m not sponsored by the project team.
But I’m quite optimistic that it can bring new users to the market and to Binance!
So, Alpha—might be worth setting some expectations!