Institutions have quietly finished buying, and retail investors' last opportunity to enter a position.

In mid-November, a certain Asian family office consumed 12% of the IDO quota.
On November 20, a European hedge fund added $7 million to its strategic round (locked for three years);
On November 23, LinkPay officially announced the early conclusion of the seed round.

The entire crypto community is asking: what project makes institutions so eager?

The answer is just one sentence:

LinkPay is not working on Layer 2; it is developing the underlying protocol for global payments in the next decade.

It has done it:

- 100,000 merchants in Southeast Asia are running real transactions on the test network.
- Two European payment giants have signed an LOI and will officially integrate in Q1 next year.
- The compliance team in the United States is filing with FinCEN and preparing to directly connect with the Federal Reserve's FedNow.

After the exchange in December, the LP Token circulation is less than 8%, and the protocol fees are 100% used for buyback + burn.
What does this mean? It means that as long as the daily trading volume reaches 1% of Stripe, the token price cannot be described as a hundred times.

Now retail investors have the last opportunity:

End of IDO (remaining quota is limited):
Final Twitter whitelist (500 spots):
Core Chinese Group (Fastest Institutional Updates):

The institutions have already filled their positions, leaving only a gap for you.
The gap is small, but enough for you to squeeze in and then watch it close.

This time, no need to wait for the narrative.
Because the narrative is already written, it just hasn't been the retail investors' turn to read the ending.

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