Recently, a project from a leading exchange wallet's Prime Sale Phase 4 has been launched—Sentient ($SENT). This is an open-source platform focused on decentralized AGI infrastructure, with a clear core logic: through token incentives, community participation and contribution are encouraged, and $SENT is used for governance and value transfer.
First, let's look at the fundraising scale. This round raised $85 million, scheduled for January 19, 2026, between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM Beijing time. The participation threshold is expected to be 180 points + 3 BNB (distributed proportionally).
Next, regarding token data. The total supply is 3.435 billion SENT tokens, with approximately 13.2% currently in circulation. The distribution structure is interesting—44% goes to the community and airdrops, with 30% unlocked directly at TGE, and the remaining released in phases. The team holds 22%, with a 1-year lock-up followed by linear unlocking over 6 years. Ecosystem and R&D development account for 19.55%. Private investor rounds make up 12.45%, also with a 1-year cliff and long-term vesting. The public sale only accounts for 2%, fully unlocked at TGE.
Specific conditions for this Prime Sale: total fundraising target of $7.6 million (priced in BNB), offering 687,194,767.36 SENT tokens at a price of $0.011060 (priced in BNB). Each wallet can subscribe up to 3 BNB.
In terms of trading schedule, Alpha and DEX trading are set to start on January 22, 2026, at 6:00 PM Beijing time. If you're interested in decentralized AI infrastructure, the tokenomics design of this project is worth studying.
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SerumSquirrel
· 10h ago
Wow, 44% community airdrop, only 22% for the team—this ratio I like.
The 180 points + 3 BNB threshold is a bit high; small investors are again blocked.
Public offering only accounts for 2%? Feels like another scenario where institutions eat the meat and retail investors drink the soup.
Full explanation of TGE has hidden risks; the probability of a dump at opening... just thinking about it hurts.
I've heard this set of AGI infrastructure rhetoric too many times; only a few can be implemented.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 16h ago
Another big project, a 44% community airdrop sounds pretty attractive, but I'm worried it will dump right after TGE.
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OffchainOracle
· 16h ago
Another AI infrastructure project. The community receives a 44% allocation, which seems like an opportunity for early participants to buy the dip.
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ChainProspector
· 16h ago
Once again, this community-dominated distribution, to put it simply, is mostly air. The team locks for 6 years, and we have to be stuck for several years before we can unlock.
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tokenomics_truther
· 16h ago
Another AGI concept, with the community holding 44% which looks pretty good, but TGE unlocks 30% directly... Be careful of a dump when launching this wave.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 16h ago
The community 44% ratio... We’ll have to wait until TGE to know if it’s real or not.
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Another 3BNB threshold, small investors still need to race against time.
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1-year lock-up with a linear 6-year release, is this team really stable or are they just running away?
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How was the price of $0.011 determined? It feels a bit arbitrary.
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13.2% circulating supply, will it crash immediately after listing?
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Decentralized AGI sounds impressive, but it feels like a thousand-dollar concept.
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Another Prime Sale, BNB wallet’s cutting technique is getting more and more stable.
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The problem is that 30% will be dumped immediately at TGE; can it be supported afterward?
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Raising $7.6 million against an $85 million funding target, where did the difference go?
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Listing on exchanges on the 22nd, whether to buy the dip or sell at the top all depends on luck.
Recently, a project from a leading exchange wallet's Prime Sale Phase 4 has been launched—Sentient ($SENT). This is an open-source platform focused on decentralized AGI infrastructure, with a clear core logic: through token incentives, community participation and contribution are encouraged, and $SENT is used for governance and value transfer.
First, let's look at the fundraising scale. This round raised $85 million, scheduled for January 19, 2026, between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM Beijing time. The participation threshold is expected to be 180 points + 3 BNB (distributed proportionally).
Next, regarding token data. The total supply is 3.435 billion SENT tokens, with approximately 13.2% currently in circulation. The distribution structure is interesting—44% goes to the community and airdrops, with 30% unlocked directly at TGE, and the remaining released in phases. The team holds 22%, with a 1-year lock-up followed by linear unlocking over 6 years. Ecosystem and R&D development account for 19.55%. Private investor rounds make up 12.45%, also with a 1-year cliff and long-term vesting. The public sale only accounts for 2%, fully unlocked at TGE.
Specific conditions for this Prime Sale: total fundraising target of $7.6 million (priced in BNB), offering 687,194,767.36 SENT tokens at a price of $0.011060 (priced in BNB). Each wallet can subscribe up to 3 BNB.
In terms of trading schedule, Alpha and DEX trading are set to start on January 22, 2026, at 6:00 PM Beijing time. If you're interested in decentralized AI infrastructure, the tokenomics design of this project is worth studying.