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The difference between private placement, fair launch and pre-sale

Private placement is somewhat similar to pre-sale. It also belongs to crowdfunding. If you hear a friend recommend this project or that project has private placement, you can participate in private placement as long as you think it is good. After all, private placement is to get the opening price. In this way, if the project increases a thousand times Ten thousand times, your harvest is also directly proportional, and is calculated based on the opening unit.

But where does the news about private placements come from? Social platforms such as WeChat, Telegram, Twitter, etc. How many times have you seen posts about private placements on the screen, but you didn’t even take a look at them? Do you remember it? I blame myself for not buying it at that time. In fact, the safety of private equity depends on who said this to you. If you don’t trust it, you won’t take a second look even if it’s a thousand-fold project. In other words, if it’s you Friends I know will get on the bus and participate if they are just two levels old.

A fair launch means that the project team will add a pool themselves, so that when the time is up for the project to be launched, they can rush in. If you are lucky, it will be halfway up the mountain. If you are not lucky, it will be suspended from the top. Do you know why you rush in like this one second before the project is launched? Even if it’s super fast and takes less than 5 seconds, it’s impossible to be at the bottom. The answer is that many people use robots or use any software to get stuck. As long as they buy directly as soon as the market opens, whoever writes the best robot code will be Who is more likely to be at the bottom, but none of these opening robots are cheap. As a result, not many people are using it. The second point is that most people are like this. After the project team adds the pool, personal permissions will be opened 10 seconds before the public launch, and the wallet whitelist will be set up, so that the project can claim fair launch, but they will know it later. I think it's very unfair. They can buy it in advance in the first ten seconds after launch, causing all the chips at the bottom to be eaten up by the project party. If there is a pattern, it is very good. If there is no pattern, then they will sell it privately. But there are also some that are purchased in advance and shipped directly after the market opens, so that the team has operating funds to use for operations, but how many projects are really so well-structured?

Generally speaking, I like pre-sale private placement and crowdfunding very much. After all, these are the opening prices after launch. As long as you are not greedy, you will definitely make money.

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