Project team responds to token listing volatility: We are just a tool; market liquidity is the main player.

【CryptoWorld】A well-known Launchpad platform recently sparked community discussion after its token price experienced a significant drop following the TGE (Token Generation Event). The platform issued a statement clarifying that the token’s performance on and after the launch day is entirely at the discretion of the project team, including fundraising scale, token economic model design, initial liquidity allocation, and other aspects, which are unrelated to the platform.

Does this sound a bit unfamiliar? Actually, it’s quite simple. The platform’s role is to provide infrastructure—hosting InfoFi activities, building user engagement frameworks, and rewarding community forces that genuinely generate attention for the project, produce quality content, and build project awareness. In other words, the platform does not touch the treasury, does not participate in pricing, and cannot control the post-listing trajectory.

Honestly, the current crypto market is indeed experiencing extremely tight liquidity. Heavy selling and price volatility are completely beyond expectations—this isn’t a problem with any particular platform or project, but a painful phase that the entire market is going through. However, there have always been voices in the community claiming “platforms are earning huge profits while retail investors suffer huge losses,” but such claims don’t hold up under scrutiny. The platforms have not chosen to remain silent in the face of such doubts—they’ve been listening carefully to community feedback. After each token launch, they summarize lessons learned and continuously improve mechanisms and processes. You should be aware of their attitude.