2026-01-15 13:10:21

#数字资产市场动态 $FOGO's pre-TGE new token offerings are becoming more and more competitive, with returns growing increasingly disappointing. Each project promotes itself with grandiose claims, but what are the actual gains? In recent years, alpha in the new token offering space has indeed been declining. How many people are still willing to continue betting on these types of funding opportunities?

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NftDeepBreather

· 7h ago

I've seen through it long ago; pre-TGE is just gambling, and only information gap players can get on board.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 7h ago

The returns before TGE are no longer worth the risk; it's better to go for airdrops instead.

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ChainDetective

· 7h ago

Lavish promotions, but in the end it's just a rug pull. I've seen this trick way too many times. I've long stopped touching pre-TGE projects; the risk-reward ratio is ridiculously bad. There's no alpha in IPOs anymore; it's just gambling now. Honestly, I don't see this funding round as attractive; it's too weak. Who is still playing this game? Once the profit effect is gone, it's time to exit.

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Blockchainiac

· 7h ago

Getting in on IPOs no longer has that thrill; the tricks to cut leeks are increasing, and only a few are truly making money. --- I also looked at FOGO's latest funding round; the return rate is really terrible, it's not even worth playing the airdrop. --- I've seen so many flashy whitepapers, but they all end up the same way. Why are people still rushing in? --- Entering the market now for IPOs is purely a gambler's mentality; alpha has already been squeezed dry, brother. --- Funding opportunities? I'm now staying far away; I'd rather miss out than get caught in a trap. --- The entire track is a mess; project teams are making a fortune, while retail investors are losing heavily. The ratio is truly astonishing. --- Honestly, pre-TGE has become a game of musical chairs; the ones who end up holding the bag are always the leeks. --- Just looking at those promotional texts makes me want to laugh; is there even one percent of what they promise in the final delivery?

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