Zama just dropped details about their upcoming token sale—and they're going the sealed-bid Dutch auction route.

Here's what we know: 10% of total $ZAMA supply is hitting the market through their own platform. The setup mirrors what Aztec Network did earlier, which got pretty solid traction.

Key numbers? Floor valuation sits at $55M FDV. Not crazy high, not basement either.

Timeline's tight: auction window opens January 12th, runs through the 15th. Then there's a gap—token claims don't start until January 20th. That five-day buffer between auction close and distribution is interesting. Probably smart from a settlement perspective.

Sealed-bid format means no one sees competing offers until it's over. Could create some wild pricing dynamics depending on how many participants pile in.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 12-01 21:53

sealed-bid dutch auction? nah, this is just fancy vaporware until the actual price discovery happens. that five-day gap screams settlement risk to me.

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probably_nothing_anon

· 12-01 21:52

Sealed bidding auction? This trap has been played by Aztec, and now Zama is here too... Wait, it starts on January 12th? Why do I feel like these projects are all rushing for the same window?

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