2025-12-25 02:26:44

Synbo, as a primary financing platform, has been refining itself for a full two years and is still undergoing continuous iteration. The token issuance plan is still in preparation.

The key news is that the Club section will be launched at the end of the month — this is a noteworthy milestone. The platform is open to community operators and KOLs to join, and users interested in participating in primary market financing can acquire early project tokens in this section.

Why should you pay attention to this? Simply put, obtaining tokens in the primary market and fighting in the secondary market are two completely different concepts. One is about positioning early, and the other is about chasing high and taking over. If you want to seize early opportunities in the crypto market, financing channels like this platform can indeed reduce costs.

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SmartContractRebel

· 3h ago

Two years of refinement and still iterating, the pace is indeed steady. Should we pay attention to the launch of the Club section this time... Honestly, there's a big gap between the primary and secondary markets, but reducing costs is indeed tempting. The token hasn't even been issued yet, and you're already setting up so many strategies. Synbo's move is interesting.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 3h ago

Two years of polishing sounds good, but is the token plan still in preparation? The pace is a bit slow. The primary market is indeed more exciting than the secondary, but the question is whether the project quality can be guaranteed. Waiting for the club to go live at the end of the month and be exploited for profit, haha. Early chips are cheap, but I'm just worried about getting involved with the next worthless coin.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 3h ago

Two years of polishing, this time span is a bit intense, but the club launching at the end of the month is definitely worth paying attention to.

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DevChive

· 3h ago

Two years of effort haven't produced a token, this progress is really a bit disappointing. Can you really get in early projects just by launching a Club? To be honest, it all depends on your connections and funding. Level one and level two are indeed different, but the premise is that you need to have a threshold. What real benefits can KOLs bring to retail investors? Whether these platforms will run or not in the end is another story. Better to wait and see. Raising funds to cut costs? Sounds like a new way of cutting leeks in disguise. Launching at the end of the month, and then there will be all kinds of reviews and queues again, just the old routine. The early dividend is a big promise, be cautious and don't be impulsive. The token isn't even visible yet, so what are you standing around for now?

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 3h ago

Two years of refinement does make one a bit cautious, but when it comes to first-tier financing, there's not much fancy stuff, so that's okay. The Club launch at the end of the month is worth watching. Launching the Club section at the end of the month, politely speaking, is to reduce costs, but really it's about whether we can find good projects. Otherwise, early-stage chips are just wasted. These days, who doesn't want to secure first-tier status? The key is whether you can identify good projects. How are Synbo's KOLs and community operators at screening? Are there really such great early-stage dividends? It seems like every platform claims the same. It took two years to get to this point, and the token hasn't even been issued yet. The story of financing platforms is so cliché.

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TommyTeacher

· 3h ago

After two years of honing this skill, are you just waiting for the Club to launch at the end of the month? I need to keep a close eye on it; positioning in the primary market is indeed more attractive than the secondary market competition.

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