The main source of initial selling pressure for the FOGO project actually comes from that 2%, which is the 200 million tokens from a certain leading exchange's TGE. Interestingly, the current market price is 0.052, while the TGE cost was only 0.035. The book profit looks good, but the actual profit margin is quite tight.
There have also been policy changes. Previously, before the exchange launched, airdrops were directly given to platform token holders. Now, the stance has changed — no more airdrops at launch, but instead, subsequent distributions are randomized. This adjustment has somewhat affected market expectations.
Looking more closely at the initial distribution of selling pressure, there's actually another 4% that is also on the liquidity release list. Overall, the release pace of token supply and the shift in exchange policies are both shaping the current price trend.
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OPsychology
· 2h ago
0.052 is still holding on, I really can't take it anymore
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FOMOSapien
· 18h ago
It's the same thing again; exchanges change policies, and expectations just shift accordingly.
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liquidation_surfer
· 18h ago
Forget the math, that 2% on the exchange can't really multiply much. Why was I so optimistic back then?
If I had known the policies would change and the airdrops would be canceled, no wonder it's so cold now.
The 6% selling pressure is right here, can't run away from it.
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staking_gramps
· 18h ago
Damn, changing policies again? Is this exchange playing with our nerves?
The main source of initial selling pressure for the FOGO project actually comes from that 2%, which is the 200 million tokens from a certain leading exchange's TGE. Interestingly, the current market price is 0.052, while the TGE cost was only 0.035. The book profit looks good, but the actual profit margin is quite tight.
There have also been policy changes. Previously, before the exchange launched, airdrops were directly given to platform token holders. Now, the stance has changed — no more airdrops at launch, but instead, subsequent distributions are randomized. This adjustment has somewhat affected market expectations.
Looking more closely at the initial distribution of selling pressure, there's actually another 4% that is also on the liquidity release list. Overall, the release pace of token supply and the shift in exchange policies are both shaping the current price trend.