2026-01-18 15:27:33

Tomorrow night, $SENT will start its new issuance, with a limit of 3 $BNB per account. The score weighting has not been released yet, but based on the previous round, if your score is below 240 and it takes half a day to upgrade, you can actually participate directly — after all, the minimum score for claiming airdrops is 240 points, so participating with a low score doesn't really have any downside.

The key point is the profit aspect. In this round, the total fundraising amount is 7.6 million (priced in BNB), with a total token supply of 670 million, and a subscription price of about 0.011 USD. The current contract price has already reached 0.025 USD. For those concerned about a potential break below the listing price, consider locking in your position early — my hedging plan is around 4,000 tokens (the final amount received depends on the oversubscription multiple), which can help secure core profits. The new issuance will be listed on DEX for trading three days after the deal closes (on the 22nd).

Speaking of break-evens, $FOGO's recent experience was quite surprising. Yesterday, I thought it might struggle a bit, but it just plummeted instead. I can still hold my short position, which is quite favorable for the bears.

BNB-0,24%

FOGO-4,17%

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-21 10:19

Getting in with a low score is a safe bet; anyway, there's no significant interest loss, so might as well take a chance.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 01-20 15:38

Even with a low score, you can participate. This round isn't a loss anyway. Anyway, below 240 is just idling.

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GameFiCritic

· 01-20 00:54

Participating with a low score actually relieves pressure, and this logic is indeed perfect. However, with 7.6 million tokens and a total of 670 million coins, the dilution level is quite intense, and the over-raising multiple is the real key. That wave of FOGO was indeed tragic. Projects that break below their initial price often reveal issues with their economic models themselves, lacking enough sunk costs to lock in user retention. Whether $SENT can hold up this round depends on the trading depth after launch and the initial buy-in. The hedge amount of 4,000 coins is good, showing a conservative approach. But the question is whether the subsequent incentive design can sustain the price. We need to observe that.

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alpha_leaker

· 01-18 15:56

Getting a low score and moving up directly isn't a problem anyway since I can't receive airdrops. Might as well take a gamble.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 01-18 15:52

Entering with a low score indeed carries little risk, since you won't be able to receive the airdrop anyway. Just treat it as a gamble.

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-18 15:52

Low-score players just rush in, anyway there's not much to lose, just consider it paying tuition fees.

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RugResistant

· 01-18 15:45

nah wait, the $FOGO rugpull was honestly predictable if you dug into the contracts... but yeah $SENT's got some funky mechanics here. that 0.011u to 0.025u pump already screams overheating — red flags detected on the tokenomics front tbh

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-18 15:41

Go all-in with a low score; anyway, there's no real loss. This logic makes sense.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 01-18 15:30

Participate with a low score, anyway there's not much to lose. I think this logic is a bit mysterious. The FOGO wave was indeed sudden and unexpected. I thought I could hold on a bit longer, but it was directly wiped out. The bears are probably laughing now.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-18 15:30

Even low scores can get on the bus, I just can't keep up with this logic. Anyway, cutting losses won't be worse, right haha --- 0.011 to 0.025 has already doubled. Those entering now are betting that it won't break below the listing price later. The mentality is really tense --- FOGO's recent plunge is textbook-level, the days of bullish frenzy are back --- Raising 7.6 million, with 670 million tokens... this ratio feels a bit risky, but hey, we're gamblers --- Really, low-score players actually have less psychological burden. I've heard this saying for the first time, and it's quite interesting --- Getting on DEX in just three days. If the efficiency is really like this, there will definitely be significant volatility early on. Need to watch the stop-loss carefully --- I understand the mentality of hedging with 4000 coins, but once it breaks below the listing price, everything is pointless. Still, let's see the consensus later

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