I originally thought that with the current lackluster market conditions, not many people would rush into aztecnetwork's ICO. But I just checked the data, and wow, over 18,000 ETH have already been invested, which is roughly $58 million.
To be honest, when you compare projects with equally strong fundraising lineups like infinex and zama, you can really see the difference: truly transparent projects that don’t play tricks and are willing to share some of the profits with retail investors are much more likely to gain market recognition.
Looking at market cap performance, infinex is a pretty good example of this...
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LostBetweenChains
· 3h ago
Transparency is indeed key; those projects that plan to make a quick profit and run will eventually be exposed.
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ContractHunter
· 12-05 03:19
1. 18,000 ETH? This data is really off the charts, it feels like everyone is betting on privacy.
2. That Infinex move definitely made money, transparency is the real hard currency.
3. Why didn't Zama take off? The logic isn't bad at all.
4. Retail investors really go for transparency, it's more effective than any other concept.
5. The amount Aztec raised is really fierce given the current market conditions.
6. Still the same saying: don’t make things convoluted, directly sharing profits with retail investors is the key.
7. Looks like there are still believers in the privacy track, I thought it was completely dead.
8. What does Infinex's market cap performance show? It shows that projects with fewer tricks last longer.
9. The fact that this much capital can still flow in under current conditions is truly impressive.
10. Projects with higher transparency are indeed more resilient, that's the conclusion I've drawn after six months of observation.
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PensionDestroyer
· 12-05 03:17
$58 million? No wonder so many people are buying the dip.
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SerumSqueezer
· 12-05 03:15
58 million? Damn, I didn’t expect this kind of hype.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 12-05 03:05
Damn, 58 million just vanished like that. There are really people bold enough to go all-in in this market.
I originally thought that with the current lackluster market conditions, not many people would rush into aztecnetwork's ICO. But I just checked the data, and wow, over 18,000 ETH have already been invested, which is roughly $58 million.
To be honest, when you compare projects with equally strong fundraising lineups like infinex and zama, you can really see the difference: truly transparent projects that don’t play tricks and are willing to share some of the profits with retail investors are much more likely to gain market recognition.
Looking at market cap performance, infinex is a pretty good example of this...