2026-01-15 12:40:47

In cryptocurrency investing, there are still obvious opportunities in the primary market. Especially in emerging sectors like prediction markets, although they are still in the validation stage, the long-term prospects are worth paying attention to.

Currently, most prediction market projects are still in the Pre-TGE stage. Whether they can successfully advance to TGE depends mainly on two factors. First is social media buzz—the community activity and topic heat directly reflect market recognition. Second is user growth and on-chain active data—this involves the product's attractiveness and retention capability.

In other words, judging whether a Pre-TGE project is reliable is less about the technical white paper and more about whether it can accumulate buzz and active users in a real market environment. These two indicators often tell more than promises. For investors looking to get involved at an early stage, these are areas worth deep understanding.

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ForkTongue

· 01-15 13:10

Social media buzz and on-chain data sound convincing, but don't be swayed; many projects rely on burning money to boost popularity. Whitepapers may be useless, but I wouldn't touch projects that can't even explain their basic logic. The Pre-TGE stage is the easiest to cut and run; I want to see who can truly reach TGE without abandoning the project.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-15 13:10

I agree with the logic of social media buzz and on-chain data, but to be honest, most Pre-TGE projects rely on hype to attract investors, and only a few have real retention. Ultimately, you still need to verify yourself and not just follow what influencers hype. User growth data is the easiest to fake, so be cautious about that.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-15 13:04

Social media buzz and on-chain data are the real indicators of value; having only a white paper is already outdated.

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DEXRobinHood

· 01-15 12:58

Social media hype sounds good, but honestly, it all depends on whether the project team is really putting real money into marketing. Genuine user growth can't be hidden, and on-chain data can't be fooled. --- The Pre-TGE stage is the easiest to cut, no matter how beautiful the white paper is, it’s useless. I just want to see who is seriously developing the product. --- Market speculation does have opportunities, but the current problem is that most projects are just hyping up the buzz, and very few have real retention. --- White papers are used to deceive institutions; real investment requires digging into on-chain data to see activity. --- The track is promising, but only projects that survive this wave of Pre-TGE are truly valuable; otherwise, they all go to zero. --- Instead of looking at various dimensions, it's better to ask directly: Are there real users using it? No? Then I pass.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 01-15 12:54

Social media buzz and on-chain data, there's no denying it... but in the prediction market sector, it's still unclear who will make it to TGE. Whitepapers are all talk; the key is whether they can actually retain users.

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