2025-12-26 20:21:56

The Collect project just launched its TGE (Token Generation Event), attracting quite a bit of attention. The project's data is still worth examining. The total token supply is 3 billion, with 537 million currently in circulation. This TGE released 60 million tokens, accounting for 2%. The fundraising phase attracted 241.13 BNB in funds. For users interested in participating in new project ecosystems, understanding these basic data points is essential—token distribution structure, initial circulating supply, fundraising scale—all directly impact subsequent performance. The project team has adopted a phased release strategy, with a smaller proportion in the early stages, which is common in new projects. Those interested can follow its ecosystem development.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 21h ago

2% release ratio? I've seen this tactic too many times, just waiting for the subsequent acceleration to dump the market. --- 241 BNB raised... No hype, no black, this scale is indeed a bit dull. --- It's also released in phases, sounds comfortable, but the real test is at the moment of unlocking. By then, you'll be glued to the gas tracker in the middle of the night, watching the bottom. --- Circulating supply accounts for 17.9%. It's okay in the early stages, but I'm worried that the governance tokens might be dumped out of proportion later. --- The project team's approach is really clever—first creating scarcity with limited supply, then releasing more as hype builds. Everyone's been so used to farming for free that they don't even care anymore. --- A total of 3 billion tokens is a bit much. How much dilution are they aiming for? --- TGE only accounts for 2%. Feels like there's more to come... Gotta watch the news late at night to catch the dip.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 21h ago

Wait, only 2% release? That's a strong lock-up period.

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MerkleMaid

· 21h ago

A 2% release rate is a bit aggressive; initial selling pressure isn't too high.

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