The usual routine for VC-type projects is to focus on the contract launch, using it as an expectation for a price breakout. The problem is—if the price performance is not ideal, the contract launch becomes just a negligible event.
Here, we need to note a shift in market phenomena: the impact of major exchange contract news on price movement has significantly weakened. Why? Because the true price discovery was completed long ago. The contract launch was always a given, and the market had already digested this expectation beforehand.
So the logic becomes—if the contract is launched and the price still can't move up, then it's basically time to consider exiting. Watching the contract launch news again at this point won't change the situation.
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The usual routine for VC-type projects is to focus on the contract launch, using it as an expectation for a price breakout. The problem is—if the price performance is not ideal, the contract launch becomes just a negligible event.
Here, we need to note a shift in market phenomena: the impact of major exchange contract news on price movement has significantly weakened. Why? Because the true price discovery was completed long ago. The contract launch was always a given, and the market had already digested this expectation beforehand.
So the logic becomes—if the contract is launched and the price still can't move up, then it's basically time to consider exiting. Watching the contract launch news again at this point won't change the situation.