An interesting phenomenon: $BRAIN's debut performance on a major trading platform was quite impressive, with creator earnings surpassing $11,000 within 30 minutes. What is the key driver behind this? The upgrade of anti-sniping technology.
The interesting part of this anti-mechanism design is that it effectively prevents arbitrageurs and extractors from hoarding large amounts of tokens. In past project launches, such malicious participants often drained significant liquidity within the first few minutes. But once the anti-sniping mechanism is in place, market participants' behavior is regulated, giving retail investors a real chance to participate.
From the data, this is not only a victory for the $BRAIN project but also reflects the progress of exchanges and project teams in protecting market order. When technological innovation meets fair launch mechanisms, both users and projects benefit — this is probably what the Web3 market should look like.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 01-09 20:31
This anti-sniping setup finally has some effect, retail investors are no longer being instantly killed.
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MevSandwich
· 01-09 08:43
The anti-sniping mechanism really has some substance this time, finally preventing those snipers from having their way.
Forget it, to put it nicely, it's fairness; actually, it still depends on whether the project team will cause trouble.
$11,000 in 30 minutes? Not sure if there will be a dump later, so let's observe first.
This is the right way, it's too hard for retail investors to get a piece of the pie.
The anti-mechanism upgrade sounds good, but the actual effectiveness needs time to prove...
Feels like every time they talk about fairness mechanisms, someone still ends up winning by lying down.
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GweiWatcher
· 01-09 07:16
Wow, anti-sniping this time is really awesome. Finally, those bots won't be able to siphon blood anymore.
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DAOplomacy
· 01-09 03:08
tbh the whole "fair launch" narrative feels conveniently timed... like, sure, anti-snipe mechanics work but let's not pretend this solves the deeper incentive misalignment, yeah?
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NFTRegretter
· 01-09 02:54
Is the anti-sniping mechanism really reliable, or is it just another trick to cut the leeks...
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 01-09 02:43
This anti-sniping move is really clever; it finally prevents retail investors from being eaten up in the market.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 01-09 02:41
The anti-sniping mechanism, this little flower, has finally bloomed, and retail investors can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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ForkItAllDay
· 01-09 02:38
The anti-sniping mechanism finally didn't let us down this time, retail investors can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 01-09 02:32
Anti-sniping tools finally have some use; previously, that set was just a useless formality.
An interesting phenomenon: $BRAIN's debut performance on a major trading platform was quite impressive, with creator earnings surpassing $11,000 within 30 minutes. What is the key driver behind this? The upgrade of anti-sniping technology.
The interesting part of this anti-mechanism design is that it effectively prevents arbitrageurs and extractors from hoarding large amounts of tokens. In past project launches, such malicious participants often drained significant liquidity within the first few minutes. But once the anti-sniping mechanism is in place, market participants' behavior is regulated, giving retail investors a real chance to participate.
From the data, this is not only a victory for the $BRAIN project but also reflects the progress of exchanges and project teams in protecting market order. When technological innovation meets fair launch mechanisms, both users and projects benefit — this is probably what the Web3 market should look like.