2026-01-01 20:30:31

Regarding the 2026 wave of TGE projects, the key is to find the right entry point for participation. While first-tier investments come with risks and high entry barriers, choosing the right project and timing can indeed offer profit opportunities. Many people follow the trend blindly, resulting in losses. The real way to make money is to have an in-depth understanding of the project itself, carefully examining tokenomics, unlock schedules, circulating supply, and other details, rather than simply gambling on luck. During the 2026 cycle, TGE projects will be more active, with both opportunities and risks heating up. The ability to select projects wisely and seize the right timing will become the decisive factor.

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FlatTax

· 11h ago

That's true, but the reality is that 99% of people can't do this at all and just think about getting rich overnight.

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RegenRestorer

· 11h ago

That's correct, you need to have vision; otherwise, following the trend will lead to the fastest downfall.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 11h ago

That's right, but honestly most people can't do that --- Rely on intuition? Ha, I think most are just guessing based on luck --- The unlock cycle is really easy to overlook; only after stepping on the pit do you understand --- Opportunities in 2026 are many, but there are even more projects to cut the leeks --- Heard too many times about finding the right entry point, but what's the key to finding it? --- Deep dive projects can indeed make money, but unfortunately there's no time to research each one --- The threshold for first-level investment is basically having connections; retail investors might as well forget it --- Projects with flashy token economic models are actually the most dangerous --- Pure luck-based bets have paid off several times; I'm a bit numb to it --- This wave of TGE is indeed hot, but I still prefer to wait and see

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PerpetualLonger

· 11h ago

That's right, but I think the key is to go all-in... If not adding to your position in this bull market, what are you waiting for?

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SigmaValidator

· 11h ago

Basically, you need to have good judgment; blindly following the trend and gambling on luck really leads to losses. --- I really can't understand the token economic model. Can someone explain how to analyze it? --- There are opportunities in 2026, but there are more projects that will cut the leeks, so be cautious. --- The high entry threshold for Level 1 is not the main issue; the main problem is that it's hard to distinguish between genuine and fake projects. --- Many people overlook the unlocking cycle details and then get trapped and stuck. --- It's more about luck than having good judgment when choosing projects; I haven't seen anyone consistently win. --- Good projects do make money, but I just can't find them; it's all about information gaps and traps.

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ForkTongue

· 12h ago

In simple terms, you need to have vision; most people are still gambling on luck. --- There are indeed many TGE opportunities in 2026, but there are also many pitfalls. Analyzing the project's strength is the key. --- It's the same old tune again—unlock cycles and circulation volume, 99% of people can't understand it. --- Talking about primary entry points is easy, but how many can really find good projects? --- Timing and vision are easy to talk about, but in practice, who hasn't learned their lessons the hard way? --- Blindly following the trend will definitely lead to losses, but finding the right entry point isn't that simple either. --- People who conduct in-depth research on token models have indeed made money; I've seen a few. --- As risks increase, opportunities also rise. It sounds a bit contradictory, but it still depends on who operates more aggressively.

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