2025-12-25 04:22:32

Nessy's minting plan has been finalized. It officially launches on January 1, 2026, and will conduct fixed mints on the 1st of each subsequent month. The entire project has a total cap of 1888 tokens, and no additional issuance will occur once the limit is reached. This design approach is quite interesting — there are no public sale channels, nor traditional fundraising methods. Instead, it relies on the dimension of time to build consensus. By exchanging time for trust, holders and participants gradually develop an understanding and recognition of the project over the long issuance cycle. This scarcity design indeed stands out in the current market.

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AirdropCollector

· 5h ago

Cap at 1888 pieces, minting every month, this gameplay is pretty good It's all about whether time can cultivate true believers No funding makes it more rare, quite interesting Only those who can hold until 2027 are true holders Feels like this is a reverse way of screening people, intense At the beginning of the month, there's another reason to mark the date Not taking the funding route, really disciplined

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FallingLeaf

· 5h ago

1888 coins, this number is a bit particular --- Wait, no public sale? How did early participants get in --- Trading time for trust sounds romantic, but I’m afraid it might end up as time exchanged for a bunch of nothing --- Minting on the 1st of every month, this rhythm is quite ruthless --- No funding, no sales, what’s the operation based on --- The scarcity looks good, but the risks are scarce too --- Starting only from January 2026, those who buy now are considered early movers --- The 1888 cap definitely shows taste --- Feels like a game of time, betting on who can hold out the longest --- Not taking the funding route, so is it each for themselves?

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AirdropHunterWang

· 5h ago

Maximum of 1888 pieces, minted monthly. This is quite interesting. --- Both pie charts and timelines—let’s see who can last until the end. --- No fundraising, no coin selling? That’s a bit rare in the crypto world. --- Minted at the beginning of the month, essentially setting a reminder alarm for holders. Pretty clever. --- Can consensus really be built up over time? I’m skeptical but open-minded. --- The total supply of 1888 sounds quite mysterious, but the key is how the liquidity will be. --- Lack of fundraising channels makes me a bit suspicious. How can one get involved? --- I’ve seen a lot of scarcity design, but it all depends on how it’s operated later. --- The logic of exchanging time for trust is good, but it needs real things to support it.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 5h ago

Maximum of 1888 pieces, fixed monthly minting... this is true hunger marketing.

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ProofOfNothing

· 5h ago

1888 pieces cap, fixed minting every month... This approach is a bit interesting, it's like racing against time. --- No public sale? Are they trying to rely on scarcity marketing to build consensus? That's pretty ruthless. --- Using time to exchange for trust, sounds quite poetic, but who knows if this thing will still be popular in two years. --- Setting the total supply fixed makes it reassuring, at least no need to worry about infinite inflation scams. --- Minting a batch on the 1st of each month... you have to keep an eye on the calendar, participating in this kind of project is still quite costly. --- Choosing the number 1888 is quite deliberate; Chinese people like this set, marketing-wise they really know their stuff. --- Lack of funding channels makes it even more suspicious, how can they ensure the project runs smoothly? --- Basically, it's about releasing gradually, creating a sense of scarcity, old tricks with a new package. --- Wait until the end of 2024 to see; it's still too early to praise this design. --- It's a bit like playing a game of time value; not many can hold out for two years.

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