If the listing price of $BIO exceeds $0.2, I will not buy it!

Once again, based on the airdrop situation of Bio, I roughly estimated the fair price at which Bio will be listed, and I feel that Binance users are likely to become the bag holders.

As of December 28, there are a total of 0.18 billion BNB mined, worth 0.18 billion * $700 ≈ $12.6 billion + FDUSD mining capital totaling $1.5 billion = $14.1 billion.

Calculating at a yield rate of 1%, the total yield is $14.1 * 1% = $1.41 billion.

The number of Bio airdrops is only 100 million, but the project previously sold a considerable amount of tokens in private placements, with a total spot liquidity of 1.3 billion, so $1.41/1.3 = $0.10.

In fact, during the private placement auction, the project team sold at a price of $0.03 - $0.06.

Looking at the recent Binance airdrop projects, many people have tasted the sweet fruit and are caught up in FOMO.

Bio belongs to the DeSci track, and Bio is an experimental product of CZ's idealism. The probability of successfully landing DeSci research results is extremely low, and the risks are significant. It is highly likely that Bio will be in a ridiculously overvalued state.

In summary, if the listing price of Bio exceeds my estimated price by too much, with a maximum limit of $0.2, I will not buy it.

I advise fellow cryptocurrency enthusiasts not to blindly chase prices to avoid becoming someone else's bag holder.