2026-01-16 04:25:24

Recent projects have been launching one after another, and market enthusiasm remains high. The latest is the ROLL project launched on January 16 — a socialized perpetual contract platform, with the core selling point being the ability to trade contracts while engaging in social interactions.

Based on the scoring mechanism, the qualifying score is expected to be around 240 points. Judging by market valuation, the project's value is approximately at the 35U level. However, to be honest, the crypto space has been quite chaotic lately, and dumping incidents are common. Instead of chasing high returns, it’s more prudent to take profits when things look good. During periods of high market volatility, securing gains promptly is the best strategy. If you participate, remember to stay cautious and manage your positions carefully.

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GmGnSleeper

· 01-18 22:26

It's the same old concept of social + trading, this routine has been played out already... Honestly, a valuation of 35U isn't very attractive; it'll just get dumped eventually.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 01-17 03:23

It's the same old social contract stuff, sounds just like chatting in a casino. With a valuation of 35U, I don't think it can last until the listing day.

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MechanicalMartel

· 01-16 07:04

Another 35U project, this price sounds like it's designed to trap naive investors. Social contracts? Haha, chatting while getting liquidated—I'll give this creativity a full score.

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WalletsWatcher

· 01-16 04:55

It's another combo of social + contracts, sounds pretty fancy, but I'm just worried it's another scam to fleece retail investors. Wait, do you need 240 points to get in? Valuation of 35U... this round will depend on who runs away first. Honestly, I've seen too many project teams just abandon ship lately, so I think I'll just wait and see. The dump is really fierce, I'm a bit scared. There are now a bunch of perpetual contract platforms, so what makes this one special? Can social features save the market? Still the same advice, don't go all in, everyone. Taking profits when the time is right is really the way to go, that's exactly how I operated my first two projects. Contracts are risky, very risky.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 01-16 04:55

It's another combo of social + contract, sounds like it will easily crash the market. I was tricked by this kind of "innovative model" last time, and I'm still licking my wounds. A valuation of 35U, come on, projects with this kind of score are almost always at their peak right after opening. As I always say, taking profits when things look good is really not wrong, otherwise just wait to be cut like a chive. 240 points, huh? I think this project is hanging by a thread. Contract platforms are prone to crashes, plus the social hype, I bet five bucks this guy will end up as scrap metal. Why are there still people daring to chase such projects? Am I too cautious or are you guys too brave? Get in early, get out early, don’t be greedy. I tend to overestimate my ability to cut losses, so now I’m just watching the show honestly. Contract trading is basically a test of mental resilience, and adding social elements makes it a gamble for your life. Better forget it, everyone.

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metaverse_hermit

· 01-16 04:48

Another social + trading gimmick, this trick isn't new anymore.

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quietly_staking

· 01-16 04:44

Another valuation of 35U, doesn't seem much different. Can the social contract really attract funds?

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ApeDegen

· 01-16 04:27

Another social contract? I've heard this routine too many times. What prospects can 35U have? It still depends on whether it can withstand the first wave of dumping.

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