2025-12-11 08:44:11

I recently noticed an interesting phenomenon — during mid-December, a bunch of projects surprisingly held their public sales at the same time.

Just on the 15th, I counted at least four projects launching simultaneously. Isn’t this frequency a bit too dense?

It naturally sparks the imagination: could it be that these project teams are all trying to "boost performance before Christmas"? Taking advantage of the liquidity still available at year's end, they rush to raise funds, and then they can confidently enjoy the holidays.

This approach actually aligns with the foreign rhythm — Christmas is the most important holiday of the year for them, so finishing up their work early is quite normal. But it’s tough on us investors, having to conduct due diligence and make decisions in a short period.

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PortfolioAlert

· 12-14 08:25

Haha, this is what you call getting competitive. I'm also exhausted from pushing for end-of-year performance.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 12-13 16:03

Wow, this timing is really perfect, it feels like we're racing to meet the Christmas sales target --- Four projects launching simultaneously? Isn't this testing our FOMO psychology? --- The year-end fundraising spectacle, whoever has more ammunition wins, gotta keep up the speed --- Getting the money in before the holidays, I've figured out this trick --- To pick four projects in a short period? No wonder my mind has been a bit chaotic lately, feels like a race --- Is the project team's move smart or just impatient? Hard to tell --- As long as liquidity is still there, go for it. I've heard this logic before, but is it really profitable? --- Should December be this intense? I'm exhausted

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LiquidationKing

· 12-11 22:50

Haha, I totally agree, December is the project team's harvest season. This tactic of launching multiple projects at once is basically just fear of not being able to escape. Taking advantage of the liquidity still available at the end of the year to cut a wave. There's no time for DYOR at all, with so many coins coming out simultaneously, who can keep track? That's why winter is always the time when most pitfalls happen. The project teams are rushing to meet their Christmas performance targets, and we retail investors become slaves to the schedule. Really, avoid new coins in December; there are too many traps. The promised year-end surge ends up just overdrawing next year's credit. This rhythm has long been written into the script of the crypto world.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 12-11 09:38

The bunch release thing, to put it simply, is the project team timing the sale to cut leeks. We still have to grit our teeth and rush forward. This end-of-year wave is indeed fierce. It feels like there's a new thing every day, and we just can't keep up. These foreigners are really good at calculating, they have to get the money before Christmas. We Asians just have to be the laborers. Four projects on the same day? I bet only two will survive in the end, that's already good. Why bother doing due diligence? Just check if they are well-known, anyway, we can't keep up with so many.

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DegenWhisperer

· 12-11 09:14

This wave is really intense. On the 15th, there were only four IPOs, and it really has a bit of a "surge" vibe. Wait, isn't this routine just to clear inventory at the end of the year, only replaced with the crypto version? Having to copy others and rush progress at the same time, it's really challenging for us investors. Honestly, I understand the project team's moves this time, but my wallet just doesn't get it. December only has so many trading days, yet everything is being crammed together, it's crazy. This is ridiculous; Christmas hasn't even come, and the performance reports are already out. The project team really treats us as fools. We can't control foreigners' holiday schedules, anyway, I don't have enough time for due diligence.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 12-11 09:11

Launching all at once is really outrageous. The year-end push for performance is a hack that's everywhere. Hurry up and wash the money out, don't let them get their way. Everyone wants to cash out and run before Christmas. Investors are really having a tough time. This pace is making people's eyes dizzy; there's no time to look at each one carefully. We need to be cautious and not be blinded by the year-end hustle and bustle. There are now too many excuses for the year-end sprint; we need to develop sharp eyes. The problem is that liquidity is still here, so they are confident.

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CommunityJanitor

· 12-11 09:11

Damn, four projects piling up in one day, isn't this just an outright harvest? I really didn't expect to push for performance at the end of the year, but upon reflection, it seems to make sense. Why are there so many things happening in December? No matter how I choose, I feel like I might hit a trap. These foreigners are really good at timing their moves. They must finish their orders before Christmas haha. I just want to know if anyone has actually succeeded in bottom-fishing during this period... This pace is indeed intense. Evaluating so many projects in the short term is truly a bit crazy.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 12-11 08:57

In December, the project teams really stepped up, all rushing against the clock. Is it performance sprint?

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SigmaBrain

· 12-11 08:56

Really, I've been tired of these end-of-year operation tricks for a long time Crowded fundraising is really annoying, gotta make quick judgments on everything December is just a big casino, everyone wants to cash out before the holidays These project teams are really good at calculating, taking advantage of the liquidity while it's still okay I just want to know how these projects are actually doing, or if they're just relying on "end-of-year anxiety" to cut the chives By the way, those getting in now should do their homework, don't let the tense atmosphere trap you

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 12-11 08:55

Ha, isn't this just the project team's "year-end sprint" strategy, trying to scoop up the funds before Christmas. With a bunch of projects piling up, we're the unlucky ones having to work around the clock to do our homework. This wave of liquidity is about to dry up, giving us a strong sense of rushing to grab the wool. It's the end of the year, and everyone is thinking about celebrating properly; the project teams are even more eager to see cash. So it turns out that we, the investors, have become the "background board"?

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