Token economics matter—especially when you're looking at a 69M FDV against just 15.9M float. That ratio creates real depth challenges on day one. Slippage and price discovery get messy when liquidity is tight.



Here's the play: if you're holding governance tokens, the phase 2 allocation typically offers better pricing than waiting for public rounds. Speaking of public—the 2% allocation with a 1k cap per wallet keeps retail participation modest. Don't chase the public drop. Let the on-chain Solana liquidity pool establish itself first. Early execution usually punishes the impatient.
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AirdropLickervip
· 14h ago
69M versus 15.9M, I just want to ask, how much more satisfying is it for early investors?
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RumbleValidatorvip
· 14h ago
69M versus 15.9M, this liquidity ratio immediately leads to slippage hell at market open. Anyone who doesn't understand this will have to pay tuition.
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GasOptimizervip
· 14h ago
69M to 15.9M at this ratio clearly indicates that opening will be very uncomfortable, and slippage will definitely be off the charts. It's still best to use governance tokens to go through phase 2; that's the optimal solution.
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