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👍 The Impact of the Market and Narrative: The Key Feature of Web3 Startups That All Beginners Underestimate PT.1 (Part 2)

😎 How Important Is Market Timing?

It’s everything.

The audience buying your token isn’t necessarily the same as the audience using your product. If the market conditions are bad, acquiring buyers becomes significantly harder.

Who’s going to take a chance on a new project when the market has been crashing for weeks?
• Users have less liquidity, they aren’t willing to take risks.
• Fear takes over, investors hesitate, waiting for stability.
• If they do buy, it’s only into assets they already trust.

Launching in a bearish market means fewer eyes on your project, lower initial trading volume, and a harder battle to gain traction.

More importantly, you might not even recover your listing costs. Centralized exchanges aren’t cheap, and launching at the wrong time can completely wipe out your marketing budget.

📞 Does This Explain the WAGMI HUB Listing Delays?

Yes. Narrative strength and market conditions are not secondary factors, they are fundamental to success. We are making sure every variable is in our favor before launch.

Could we list the token now? Absolutely.
Would it be the right move? No.

Launching under bad conditions wastes the opportunity we’ve built. Instead of momentum, we’d get immediate sell pressure, reduced hype, and a disappointed community.

If you support the project, trust the strategy. The team is working to maximize long-term success, not just deliver a quick listing.

WAGMI 🔷

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👍 The Impact of the Market and Narrative: The Key Feature of Web3 Startups That All Beginners Underestimate (Part 1)

When first-time startup founders or those transitioning from Web2 analyze the Web3 market, they tend to fall into familiar traps. They chase the “million-dollar idea,” target high-value markets where even a 1% share seems like a win, or attempt to build infrastructure projects that will supposedly revolutionize the space. Some try to onboard Web2 users into Web3, assuming that mass adoption is just around the corner.

The reality? 99.9% of these ideas fail before they even launch.

😳 After years of watching projects succeed and fail, I’ve come to categorize the ones that actually have a chance when launching a token into three main types:

1. Infrastructure Projects with Strong Industry Backing

These projects know exactly what they’re building and who their audience is. More importantly, they have serious backing from major industry players.

Ever seen an infrastructure project raise $10 million+ and wondered why they need so much funding, who’s going to use their product, or where their revenue is coming from? If you’re asking those questions, you’re not the target audience.

These projects operate in highly specialized niches where capital is already flowing. BTC staking protocols, new blockchain architectures, solutions that aren’t built for mass retail adoption but serve an ecosystem that demands and funds their existence.

If you don’t have a clear understanding of who your product is for, how it fits into the industry, and why people should be willing to pay for it before you even launch, your chances of raising real money, let alone building a high-tech infrastructure project, are close to zero.

2. Projects That Fit Into a Strong Narrative

This is the single biggest factor that newcomers to Web3 underestimate.

Web3 is still the Wild West, barely regulated, highly volatile, and driven entirely by attention. The more attention your project attracts, and the higher the quality of that attention, the greater its chances of success.

A strong narrative acts like a force multiplier. It brings in free exposure, organic hype, and an audience that actively searches for your project rather than you chasing users. Social media algorithms start recommending it, communities latch onto it, and suddenly, everyone is talking about it.

And here’s the truth: the audience doesn’t care what you’re actually building!

What they see is a pattern:
• Every AI-agent token that launches right now pumps at listing.
• Therefore, buying AI-agent tokens makes sense.

That’s it. Most of these AI-agent projects don’t even have real users, yet people still pile in because the narrative is too strong to ignore.

If you can build anything remotely functional and know how to sell it, the market will reward you. This is why some projects with barely working products raise millions while technically superior projects get ignored.

3. Projects Led by Founders with a Strong Competitive Advantage

Some people don’t need a strong narrative or a revolutionary idea. Their name alone is enough.

These are the founders who can launch any project and instantly gain traction because they have something others don’t — credibility, connections, or an established audience.

You already know if you fall into this category. If you don’t, then you need a narrative or industry backing to compensate.

The people in this group can launch with minimal marketing because their network does the heavy lifting for them. Their project will attract buyers based on their reputation alone, whether it’s because they:
• Previously built a major project that’s already well-known
• Have strong connections with Tier-1 KOLs, VCs, and exchanges
• Own a powerful personal brand with a loyal following

For these founders, execution is secondary. The market assumes success, and the project benefits from that built-in momentum.

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This discussion isn't about agencies or small-scale launches for friend groups. It’s about Web3 projects that have a high likelihood of generating significant returns on investment, either through direct profitability or by capturing enough attention to become a market force.

For that, timing, positioning, and perception matter more than most people realize.

😎 How Important Is Market Timing?

It’s everything.

The audience buying your token isn’t necessarily the same as the audience using your product. If the market conditions are bad, acquiring buyers becomes significantly harder.

Who’s going to take a chance on a new project when the market has been crashing for weeks?
• Users have less liquidity, they aren’t willing to take risks.
• Fear takes over, investors hesitate, waiting for stability.
• If they do buy, it’s only into assets they already trust.

Launching in a bearish market means fewer eyes on your project, lower initial trading volume, and a harder battle to gain traction.

More importantly, you might not even recover your listing costs. Centralized exchanges aren’t cheap, and launching at the wrong time can completely wipe out your marketing budget.

📞 Does This Explain the WAGMI HUB Listing Delays?

Yes. Narrative strength and market conditions are not secondary factors, they are fundamental to success. We are making sure every variable is in our favor before launch.

Could we list the token now? Absolutely.
Would it be the right move? No.

Launching under bad conditions wastes the opportunity we’ve built. Instead of momentum, we’d get immediate sell pressure, reduced hype, and a disappointed community.

If you support the project, trust the strategy. The team is working to maximize long-term success, not just deliver a quick listing.

WAGMI 🔷

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👍 The Impact of the Market and Narrative: The Key Feature of Web3 Startups That All Beginners Underestimate

When first-time startup founders or those transitioning from Web2 analyze the Web3 market, they tend to fall into familiar traps. They chase the “million-dollar idea,” target high-value markets where even a 1% share seems like a win, or attempt to build infrastructure projects that will supposedly revolutionize the space. Some try to onboard Web2 users into Web3, assuming that mass adoption is just around the corner.

The reality? 99.9% of these ideas fail before they even launch.

😳 After years of watching projects succeed and fail, I’ve come to categorize the ones that actually have a chance when launching a token into three main types:

1. Infrastructure Projects with Strong Industry Backing

These projects know exactly what they’re building and who their audience is. More importantly, they have serious backing from major industry players.

Ever seen an infrastructure project raise $10 million+ and wondered why they need so much funding, who’s going to use their product, or where their revenue is coming from? If you’re asking those questions, you’re not the target audience.

These projects operate in highly specialized niches where capital is already flowing. BTC staking protocols, new blockchain architectures, solutions that aren’t built for mass retail adoption but serve an ecosystem that demands and funds their existence.

If you don’t have a clear understanding of who your product is for, how it fits into the industry, and why people should be willing to pay for it before you even launch, your chances of raising real money, let alone building a high-tech infrastructure project, are close to zero.

2. Projects That Fit Into a Strong Narrative

This is the single biggest factor that newcomers to Web3 underestimate.

Web3 is still the Wild West, barely regulated, highly volatile, and driven entirely by attention. The more attention your project attracts, and the higher the quality of that attention, the greater its chances of success.

A strong narrative acts like a force multiplier. It brings in free exposure, organic hype, and an audience that actively searches for your project rather than you chasing users. Social media algorithms start recommending it, communities latch onto it, and suddenly, everyone is talking about it.

And here’s the truth: the audience doesn’t care what you’re actually building!

What they see is a pattern:
• Every AI-agent token that launches right now pumps at listing.
• Therefore, buying AI-agent tokens makes sense.

That’s it. Most of these AI-agent projects don’t even have real users, yet people still pile in because the narrative is too strong to ignore.

If you can build anything remotely functional and know how to sell it, the market will reward you. This is why some projects with barely working products raise millions while technically superior projects get ignored.

3. Projects Led by Founders with a Strong Competitive Advantage

Some people don’t need a strong narrative or a revolutionary idea. Their name alone is enough.

These are the founders who can launch any project and instantly gain traction because they have something others don’t — credibility, connections, or an established audience.

You already know if you fall into this category. If you don’t, then you need a narrative or industry backing to compensate.

The people in this group can launch with minimal marketing because their network does the heavy lifting for them. Their project will attract buyers based on their reputation alone, whether it’s because they:
• Previously built a major project that’s already well-known
• Have strong connections with Tier-1 KOLs, VCs, and exchanges
• Own a powerful personal brand with a loyal following

For these founders, execution is secondary. The market assumes success, and the project benefits from that built-in momentum.

🔷 Why Is a Public Round Needed, and Does It Increase a Project’s Chances of Success?

Some projects do public rounds. Some don’t. Some raise millions, while others keep it small. Ever wondered why?

Ever since we announced our public round on DegenPad (link), the questions haven’t stopped rolling in. And honestly, I get it, most people don’t fully understand how public rounds work.

So, let’s clear things up.

😏 Why Open a Public Round?

There are usually five main reasons:
• To allow launchpad and project communities to invest before the project gets listed.
• To attract retail investors, increase exposure, and expand the number of holders.
• To bring launchpads on board as partners, helping with fundraising, MM, KOLs, branding, GTM strategies, and more.
• To raise additional funds for marketing, liquidity, and post-launch activities.
• And, if possible, to create additional FOMO.

Not every project needs a public round, but when done strategically, it can provide more than just capital, it helps position the project for long-term success and visibility.

✈️ Getting Listed on a Top Launchpad Not as Easy as It Looks

These platforms are selective for a reason. To even get considered, a project needs:

✅ A solid team with a track record.
✅ Big-name investors backing them.
✅ Key opinion leaders (KOLs) who can actually move the needle.
✅ A project narrative that the launchpad’s community finds exciting and worth betting on.

Why? Because launchpads have one goal — grow their community and make money. If they pick the wrong projects, their reputation takes a hit, and nobody wants that.

In return for raising funds for a project, they take a cut, usually between 5% to 15% of the total raise, depending on how strong the project is. That’s why they always try to grab as much allocation as possible. The bigger their slice, the bigger their payday.

But here’s the catch, for top projects, raising money isn’t the point. The real value of a public round? Exposure. Holder growth. Community expansion. That’s why public rounds almost always have the smallest allocations and the best terms.

And if you’re wondering why most launchpads use refund models, it’s simple. It protects their community. No refund? That means the launchpad is putting its own skin in the game, and that tells you a lot.

😳 Reading Between the Lines

A public round can tell you more about a project than you think. Here’s what to look at:

1️⃣ Which launchpad is hosting it?
If a project is listed on Legion, ChainGPT/DegenPad, Ape Terminal, or Seedify, that’s a green flag. These are some of the best in the business.

2️⃣ How big is the allocation?
A general rule of thumb: The larger the allocation, the weaker the project. Strong projects don’t need to sell large amounts of tokens at low prices with favorable terms, demand is already there. Some top-tier projects even launch at a valuation ten times lower than their previous round with a 100% unlock at TGE, just to generate buzz and attract attention.

3️⃣ Is there a refund option?
If a refund is available, it means all funds stay with the launchpad, reducing their exposure. But if there’s no refund option, that means the launchpad is taking on the risk, which only happens if they are highly confident in the project’s potential. Even in non-refund models, there may be additional agreements in place, but they don’t fundamentally change the equation.

💼 Case Study: WAGMI HUB’s Public Round on DegenPad

DegenPad announced the IDO for WAGMI HUB with a $140K allocation and no refund.

What does this tell us?

• DegenPad is a Tier-1 launchpad. Getting listed there means passing serious due diligence.
• $140K is a tiny allocation. Most projects get $300K–$500K, but WAGMI HUB doesn’t need to sell that much.
• No refund. This means DegenPad believes in WAGMI HUB’s success enough to share the risk themselves.

The launchpad is confident, the allocation is small, and the strategy is smart. That’s what you want to see.

Final Thoughts: Stay Committed to $GMI, and We Are All Gonna Make It.

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🔷 WAGMI HUB Team Stands with the Community

💎 Yesterday, we announced our IDO on DegenPad, marking a major milestone for WAGMI HUB. We’ve seen your questions about airdrop token allocation, and we want to make few things clear.

👏 From day one, WAGMI HUB has been shaped by its users, builders, and supporters. This project wouldn’t exist without you, and we believe that the token should reflect the same values.

🤑 That’s why the team decided to give back nearly all of our tokens to the community airdrop share, increasing it to almost 15%, truly rewarding the project contributors.

🤔 The actual team allocation is only 1%, subject to long-term vesting, ensuring full alignment with your expectations because in WAGMI HUB, the community always comes first!

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🏁 How to Build Long-Term and Sustainable Tokenomics: WAGMI HUB Tokenomics

As I mentioned in my previous post, we have signed agreements with top-tier launchpads, and today, the first announcement was made by DegenPad, a subsidiary launchpad of ChainGPT. Their post outlined WAGMI HUB’s tokenomics, but many in our community have questions about these figures.

In this post, I will explain the purpose of tokenomics, how it is developed, and the key factors that influence it.

🫰 What is the Purpose of Tokenomics?

Tokenomics serves as a commitment from the team, reinforcing the fundamental principles of Web3 — transparency and decentralization. It defines the project’s long-term development plan, fund allocation strategy, and community incentives.

A well-structured tokenomics model ensures that the project remains financially sustainable, aligns with investor expectations, and supports the growth of the ecosystem over time.

🐲 Key Components of Tokenomics

1️⃣ Vesting Schedules
• Determines when and how much funding will be unlocked for different areas of the project.
• Defines the expected holding period for investors and project contributors.
• Public round unlocks at TGE are typically larger than private rounds because private investors have agreements, whereas public participants and airdrop recipients often sell immediately for profit.
• Major projects aim for 100% airdrop vesting to manage supply efficiently.

2️⃣ Allocated Supply for Each Sector
• Showcases how the team plans to develop the project, generate revenue, and prioritize key areas.
• Reflects whether the focus is on short-term gains or long-term sustainability.

3️⃣ Round Valuation
• In the early stages, valuation is based on the team’s experience and credibility.
• As the project matures, it should reflect revenue generation and overall growth potential.
• In Web3, market perception and narrative can often be more influential than actual revenue.

4️⃣ Initial Market Cap (IMC)
• Calculated based on token unlock percentages and listing price.
• A lower IMC makes it easier to achieve high price multipliers at listing, but also increases volatility.
• IMC also provides insights into potential sell pressure and liquidity requirements.

5️⃣ Liquidity Allocation
• Liquidity decisions are influenced by: where liquidity is provided (CEX/DEX), expected trading volumes, overall project goals.
• Too much liquidity may slow price movement and hinder project growth.
• Too little liquidity can limit volume, reducing trading opportunities.

🖐 Community-Driven Projects – A Utopian Vision or Rare Success?

A well-balanced tokenomics model and a lower IMC significantly improve the chances of a strong listing performance and sustainable long-term token growth.

However, according to market makers, if the team and affiliated parties do not control at least 70% of the supply, the token becomes difficult to manage, making price influence highly dependent on external market forces.

Truly successful community-driven projects are either:
✅ Rare anomalies that spark an entire trend (e.g., AI agents).
✅ Projects with hidden market strategies, where team-controlled wallets hold substantial allocations, despite appearing otherwise in public reports.

For example, a 50% airdrop allocation may seem fully decentralized, but in reality, a large portion could be strategically distributed to team-controlled wallets, ensuring better market management post-listing.

If you’re interested in learning more about the inner workings of market strategies, I recommend checking out our latest Twitter Space, where Bobster shared insights about Cabal.

🤔 Why Does the Team Hold More Tokens Than the Community?

1️⃣ The more tokens the team holds, the greater their incentive to work on the project and deliver outstanding results.

2️⃣ We fully stand by our statements, and an upcoming announcement in the official WAGMI HUB channel will confirm this.

If you have any questions about tokenomics, feel free to ask in the comments 👇

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🏁 How to Build Long-Term and Sustainable Tokenomics: WAGMI HUB Tokenomics

As I mentioned in my previous post, we have signed agreements with top-tier launchpads, and today, the first announcement was made by DegenPad, a subsidiary launchpad of ChainGPT. Their post outlined WAGMI HUB’s tokenomics, but many in our community have questions about these figures.

In this post, I will explain the purpose of tokenomics, how it is developed, and the key factors that influence it.

🫰 What is the Purpose of Tokenomics?

Tokenomics serves as a commitment from the team, reinforcing the fundamental principles of Web3 — transparency and decentralization. It defines the project’s long-term development plan, fund allocation strategy, and community incentives.

A well-structured tokenomics model ensures that the project remains financially sustainable, aligns with investor expectations, and supports the growth of the ecosystem over time.

🐲 Key Components of Tokenomics

1️⃣ Vesting Schedules
• Determines when and how much funding will be unlocked for different areas of the project.
• Defines the expected holding period for investors and project contributors.
• Public round unlocks at TGE are typically larger than private rounds because private investors have agreements, whereas public participants and airdrop recipients often sell immediately for profit.
• Major projects aim for 100% airdrop vesting to manage supply efficiently.

2️⃣ Allocated Supply for Each Sector
• Showcases how the team plans to develop the project, generate revenue, and prioritize key areas.
• Reflects whether the focus is on short-term gains or long-term sustainability.

3️⃣ Round Valuation
• In the early stages, valuation is based on the team’s experience and credibility.
• As the project matures, it should reflect revenue generation and overall growth potential.
• In Web3, market perception and narrative can often be more influential than actual revenue.

4️⃣ Initial Market Cap (IMC)
• Calculated based on token unlock percentages and listing price.
• A lower IMC makes it easier to achieve high price multipliers at listing, but also increases volatility.
• IMC also provides insights into potential sell pressure and liquidity requirements.

5️⃣ Liquidity Allocation
• Liquidity decisions are influenced by: where liquidity is provided (CEX/DEX), expected trading volumes, overall project goals.
• Too much liquidity may slow price movement and hinder project growth.
• Too little liquidity can limit volume, reducing trading opportunities.

🖐 Community-Driven Projects – A Utopian Vision or Rare Success?

A well-balanced tokenomics model and a lower IMC significantly improve the chances of a strong listing performance and sustainable long-term token growth.

However, according to market makers, if the team and affiliated parties do not control at least 70% of the supply, the token becomes difficult to manage, making price influence highly dependent on external market forces.

Truly successful community-driven projects are either:
✅ Rare anomalies that spark an entire trend (e.g., AI agents).
✅ Projects with hidden market strategies, where team-controlled wallets hold substantial allocations, despite appearing otherwise in public reports.

For example, a 50% airdrop allocation may seem fully decentralized, but in reality, a large portion could be strategically distributed to team-controlled wallets, ensuring better market management post-listing.

If you’re interested in learning more about the inner workings of market strategies, I recommend checking out our latest Twitter Space, where Bobster shared insights about Cabal.

🤔 Why Does the Team Hold More Tokens Than the Community?

1️⃣ The more tokens the team holds, the greater their incentive to work on the project and deliver outstanding results.

2️⃣ We fully stand by our statements, and an upcoming announcement in the official WAGMI HUB channel will confirm this.

If you have any questions about tokenomics, feel free to ask in the comments 👇

💬 Chat | 🐣 Twitter (X) | 🪙 WAGMI HUB

🏁 How to Build Long-Term and Sustainable Tokenomics: WAGMI HUB Tokenomics

As I mentioned in my previous post, we have signed agreements with top-tier launchpads, and today, the first announcement was made by DegenPad, a subsidiary launchpad of ChainGPT. Their post outlined WAGMI HUB’s tokenomics, but many in our community have questions about these figures.

In this post, I will explain the purpose of tokenomics, how it is developed, and the key factors that influence it.

🫰 What is the Purpose of Tokenomics?

Tokenomics serves as a commitment from the team, reinforcing the fundamental principles of Web3—transparency and decentralization. It defines the project’s long-term development plan, fund allocation strategy, and community incentives.

A well-structured tokenomics model ensures that the project remains financially sustainable, aligns with investor expectations, and supports the growth of the ecosystem over time.

🐲 Key Components of Tokenomics

1️⃣ Vesting Schedules
• Determines when and how much funding will be unlocked for different areas of the project.
• Defines the expected holding period for investors and project contributors.
• Public round unlocks at TGE are typically larger than private rounds because private investors have agreements, whereas public participants and airdrop recipients often sell immediately for profit.
• Major projects aim for 100% airdrop vesting to manage supply efficiently.

2️⃣ Allocated Supply for Each Sector
• Showcases how the team plans to develop the project, generate revenue, and prioritize key areas.
• Reflects whether the focus is on short-term gains or long-term sustainability.

3️⃣ Round Valuation
• In the early stages, valuation is based on the team’s experience and credibility.
• As the project matures, it should reflect revenue generation and overall growth potential.
• In Web3, market perception and narrative can often be more influential than actual revenue.

4️⃣ Initial Market Cap (IMC)
• Calculated based on token unlock percentages and listing price.
• A lower IMC makes it easier to achieve high price multipliers at listing, but also increases volatility.
• IMC also provides insights into potential sell pressure and liquidity requirements.

5️⃣ Liquidity Allocation
• Liquidity decisions are influenced by: where liquidity is provided (CEX/DEX), expected trading volumes, overall project goals.
• Too much liquidity may slow price movement and hinder project growth.
• Too little liquidity can limit volume, reducing trading opportunities.

🖐 Community-Driven Projects – A Utopian Vision or Rare Success?

A well-balanced tokenomics model and a lower IMC significantly improve the chances of a strong listing performance and sustainable long-term token growth.

However, according to market makers, if the team and affiliated parties do not control at least 70% of the supply, the token becomes difficult to manage, making price influence highly dependent on external market forces.

Truly successful community-driven projects are either:
✅ Rare anomalies that spark an entire trend (e.g., AI agents).
✅ Projects with hidden market strategies, where team-controlled wallets hold substantial allocations, despite appearing otherwise in public reports.

For example, a 50% airdrop allocation may seem fully decentralized, but in reality, a large portion could be strategically distributed to team-controlled wallets, ensuring better market management post-listing.

If you’re interested in learning more about the inner workings of market strategies, I recommend checking out our latest Twitter Space, where Bobster shared insights about Cabal.

🤔 Why Does the Team Hold More Tokens Than the Community?

1️⃣ The more tokens the team holds, the greater their incentive to work on the project and deliver outstanding results.

2️⃣ We fully stand by our statements, and an upcoming announcement in the official WAGMI HUB channel will confirm this.

If you have any questions about tokenomics, feel free to ask in the comments 👇

💬 Chat | 🐣 Twitter (X) | 🪙 WAGMI HUB

If you have any questions about tokenomics, feel free to ask in the comments 👇

💬 Chat | 🐣 Twitter (X) | 🪙 WAGMI HUB

🏁 How to Build Long-Term and Sustainable Tokenomics: WAGMI HUB Tokenomics

As I mentioned in my previous post, we have signed agreements with top-tier launchpads, and today, the first announcement was made by DegenPad, a subsidiary launchpad of ChainGPT. Their post outlined WAGMI HUB’s tokenomics, but many in our community have questions about these figures.

In this post, I will explain the purpose of tokenomics, how it is developed, and the key factors that influence it.

🫰 What is the Purpose of Tokenomics?

Tokenomics serves as a commitment from the team, reinforcing the fundamental principles of Web3—transparency and decentralization. It defines the project’s long-term development plan, fund allocation strategy, and community incentives.

A well-structured tokenomics model ensures that the project remains financially sustainable, aligns with investor expectations, and supports the growth of the ecosystem over time.

🐲 Key Components of Tokenomics

1️⃣ Vesting Schedules
• Determines when and how much funding will be unlocked for different areas of the project.
• Defines the expected holding period for investors and project contributors.
• Public round unlocks at TGE are typically larger than private rounds because private investors have agreements, whereas public participants and airdrop recipients often sell immediately for profit.
• Major projects aim for 100% airdrop vesting to manage supply efficiently.

2️⃣ Allocated Supply for Each Sector
• Showcases how the team plans to develop the project, generate revenue, and prioritize key areas.
• Reflects whether the focus is on short-term gains or long-term sustainability.

3️⃣ Round Valuation
• In the early stages, valuation is based on the team’s experience and credibility.
• As the project matures, it should reflect revenue generation and overall growth potential.
• In Web3, market perception and narrative can often be more influential than actual revenue.

4️⃣ Initial Market Cap (IMC)
• Calculated based on token unlock percentages and listing price.
• A lower IMC makes it easier to achieve high price multipliers at listing, but also increases volatility.
• IMC also provides insights into potential sell pressure and liquidity requirements.

5️⃣ Liquidity Allocation
• Liquidity decisions are influenced by: where liquidity is provided (CEX/DEX), expected trading volumes, overall project goals.
• Too much liquidity may slow price movement and hinder project growth.
• Too little liquidity can limit volume, reducing trading opportunities.

🖐 Community-Driven Projects – A Utopian Vision or Rare Success?

A well-balanced tokenomics model and a lower IMC significantly improve the chances of a strong listing performance and sustainable long-term token growth.

However, according to market makers, if the team and affiliated parties do not control at least 70% of the supply, the token becomes difficult to manage, making price influence highly dependent on external market forces.

Truly successful community-driven projects are either:
✅ Rare anomalies that spark an entire trend (e.g., AI agents).
✅ Projects with hidden market strategies, where team-controlled wallets hold substantial allocations, despite appearing otherwise in public reports.

For example, a 50% airdrop allocation may seem fully decentralized, but in reality, a large portion could be strategically distributed to team-controlled wallets, ensuring better market management post-listing.

If you’re interested in learning more about the inner workings of market strategies, I recommend checking out our latest Twitter Space, where Bobster shared insights about Cabal.

🤔 Why Does the Team Hold More Tokens Than the Community?

1️⃣ The more tokens the team holds, the greater their incentive to work on the project and deliver outstanding results.

2️⃣ We fully stand by our statements, and an upcoming announcement in the official WAGMI HUB channel will confirm this.

In my next post, I will break down public rounds, their conditions, and their impact on token performance.

🏁 Answers to All Questions, Updates, and the Future of WAGMI HUB!

As the founder, I often find myself addressing the community during the most critical moments, when misunderstandings arise, and expectations don’t align with reality. It’s time to break this cycle. From now on, I’ll be providing regular updates, ensuring full transparency and preventing miscommunication.

🐞 Why Were Telegram Stars Introduced, and Why Is TON Being Added?

With Telegram’s recent policy changes designating TON as the official blockchain, we had to take proactive steps to ensure our app remains compliant and avoids any potential restrictions. To align with these regulations, we introduced Telegram Stars and will be integrating TON. This transition will be seamless once further clarity is provided, ensuring an uninterrupted experience for our users.

It’s important to note that purchasing Stars or TON is not required for the Airdrop. However, any funds spent will contribute to a rewards pool, which will later be redistributed as part of the Airdrop.

We have refrained from enabling the purchase of Stars or TON for over a year, despite the ease of implementation. This decision was not about fundraising but about adapting to Telegram’s evolving policies, considering a large portion of our community is based on the platform.

🐯 Latest WAGMI HUB Updates

• WAGMI HUB CEO, Michael Wang, was featured in Times Square as a leading AI expert.
• Our last two Twitter Spaces attracted 164K+ live listeners, featuring top guests such as Futureverse, THINK, SynFutures, Hippo, Bitlayer, Aspis, and Aixcb.
• Secured listings on top CEXs.
• Signed agreements with top-tier launchpads.
• Launched our AI-focused blockchain in collaboration with Aurora and NEAR Protocol.
• Secured investments and strong backing from aixCB and leading whales from Virtuals.
• Our AI identified 5 tokens $ANON (+35%), $STUPID (+110%), $PKIN (+76%), $GAME (+30%), $ARC (+28.43%), while the entire market was down.
• Integrated APIs from Cookie.fun, CryptoRank, Twitter Scout, and HolderScan.
• Launched Trust Engine in partnership with Rivalz.
• Binary Options launched and already gaining strong traction.
• Strategic partnerships with top AI and memecoin projects: @cookiedotfun, @ai16zdao, @0G_labs, @sunpumpmeme, @TurboToadToken, @SpheronFDN, @ponkesol, @ionet, @SynFuturesDeFi, @degentokenbase, and @AethirCloud.

🤏 The Future of WAGMI HUB

We are fully committed to finalizing the listing at the highest level, but several factors influence this process. To ensure everything goes smoothly and achieves the best possible outcome, we need time to complete all necessary steps properly. We’re already in the final stretch.

Our main priority is delivering products that the market demands while attracting a high-quality, long-term community that will stay engaged as the project evolves.

We recognize that some users simply want to claim rewards and move on. However, our goal is to reward those who actively contribute to the growth of WAGMI HUB, ensuring a sustainable future for the project and its holders.

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