2026-01-18 16:31:17

The FightID project is about to launch on a compliant platform. This project has a notable background — it has received official endorsement from UFC, a top global fighting event, which gives it some weight in the community.

In the second round of funding last year, it raised $183 million, with a oversubscription multiple of 122 times, indicating high capital interest. As a leading project in the fighting sports sector, there are still airdrop opportunities at this stage, with low costs and minimal risk for participation.

The project is expected to complete its main milestones by the end of January. Those interested can follow along, but make sure to do your own research and understand everything clearly before getting involved.

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SerLiquidated

· 7h ago

UFC endorsement definitely adds points, but I was a bit taken aback by the 122x oversubscription number. Airdrops are still worth participating in, anyway, it's not really a loss. The main thing is whether they can deliver on time by the end of January, and not have another delay.

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PhantomHunter

· 7h ago

UFC endorsement sounds impressive, but a 122x oversubscription is really outrageous. Is this going to dump the market? Airdrop opportunities sound good, but I’ve always been cautious about projects with this kind of hype. I’ll wait and see. With so much funding, whether the key milestones can be completed on time is still uncertain. Just because UFC has an endorsement, does that mean it’s reliable? Not necessarily. I care more about what the team can do. For projects like this, I usually try the airdrop first to test the waters. It’s not a big loss if it fails. It sounds like another capital game, but since there’s an airdrop, I’ll join. Anyway, grabbing some benefits doesn’t hurt.

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TrustMeBro

· 7h ago

UFC endorsement really has some weight, 122x oversubscription is truly astonishing --- Airdrop, just take it, anyway it's a zero-cost way to test the waters --- The January end point, how it will go depends on the market sentiment at that time --- Such aggressive fundraising, I haven't heard about it before, need to thoroughly check the fundamentals --- Can the fighting track produce top projects? Let's remain skeptical for now --- 122x oversubscription... this fundraising enthusiasm is really outrageous and can easily backfire --- Doing homework is very important, don't get carried away by the hype --- UFC official endorsement still gives some confidence, but better to be cautious --- Before getting on board, make sure to understand the mechanism clearly, don't follow the trend blindly

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Hash_Bandit

· 7h ago

ufc backing sounds legit but ngl... 122x oversubscription always gives me that 2017 vibes. seen this movie before, hashrate goes up til it doesn't lol

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QuorumVoter

· 7h ago

UFC endorsement plus 122x oversubscription, this hype is indeed something, free airdrops are not a loss

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 8h ago

UFC endorsement sounds impressive, but it depends on whether it can really be implemented later on. --- 122x oversubscription... That number sounds a bit fishy. --- Airdrop enthusiasts are here, let's stock up and play around first. --- There are only so many projects in the fighting track, why would this one explode? --- The biggest fear is the pattern of high funding enthusiasm followed by zeroing out after launch. --- Wow, another "do your own homework" project. --- UFC endorsement is indeed valuable, but whether the token price can hold up is the real key. --- The higher the funding multiplier, the more cautious I am, really. --- Wait until the event is out, then decide. Entering now makes it easy to become a bag holder. --- How long the fighting concept can last is still a question mark.

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