2026-01-15 18:51:03

Recently, I discovered a promising trading opportunity idea.

Since January 13, a leading platform's Boost product has updated its rules and mechanisms, adding new evaluation dimensions and bonus models. At the same time, the number of projects in the Pre-market has significantly increased recently. Coupled with the active market period after the Christmas holiday, I believe there is a high probability that we will see a good wave of market activity in mid to late January.

Interestingly, in this $fun project's Boost activity, there was an abnormal account ban rate of about 5%—which is quite rare in the past. Thinking carefully, this might be the platform "laying the groundwork" for upcoming phases of activities by adjusting rules and strictly controlling participation quality to optimize the ecosystem. For experienced participants, this is actually a signal—indicating that the platform is taking this business seriously, and project quality screening will become more stringent.

Overall, the Pre-market sector may present many opportunities in the coming period, but it requires more cautious project screening.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 3h ago

Account bans are also a signal? There's something to it, it seems the platform is indeed making strict selections. Pre-market has been crazy lately, projects piling up dangerously, still need to be cautious before jumping in. Will there really be a rebound in mid to late January? Keep observing. The rules have been changed so many times, only those with experience truly understand, newbies should wait. $fun experiencing unusual account bans recently is indeed rare, what does it indicate? Be cautious when identifying projects, that's correct, otherwise you'll definitely get caught in a trap. Can this market trend continue? It still feels hazy. The platform is undergoing rectification, maybe it's a good thing; the quality has improved, and so do the opportunities.

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ProtocolRebel

· 3h ago

Getting banned 5% isn't a big deal; the key is whether the quality of the subsequent projects can really improve. The pre-market is now too chaotic; be careful not to buy the dip and end up buying vegetables. It's still uncertain whether this wave of market trend in January will come or not. With the rule change, we have to adapt again, which is troublesome. The new Boost mechanism feels a bit off; we need to see if there are any pitfalls. I've heard a lot of this "eco-optimization" talk, but the main thing is whether it can make money.

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SolidityJester

· 3h ago

Hmm... a 5% account ban rate, does this feel like the platform is clearing out the field? Should I really jump into this pre-market wave? I'm a bit afraid of stepping on a landmine. Damn, once again it's "more stringent quality screening," but honestly, it's still about luck, right? Can this wave of market trend rise? It feels like all the information has been digested. Wait, is really worth touching? Sounds a bit suspicious. There are indeed many opportunities, but one wrong choice and it's game over. Still, gotta be careful. The platform's approach actually makes people less willing to act. Who knows what they'll do next? Pre-market is really just a gambler's playground. I'm not sure—is account banning a good sign or a bad sign? I'm a bit confused. Before entering, you need to do your homework, or you'll just be cannon fodder. Can I really buy the dip this time, or is it just another feast for the little guys?

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Token_Sherpa

· 3h ago

nah the 5% ban rate smells like they're finally culling the ponzinomics crowd... or just tightening incentive alignment. either way pre-market's about to get a lot less forgiving

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