Recently, several new listing projects on Kaito Kickstarter have performed poorly after TGE, with many experiencing significant drops below their initial prices.
Play AI participated in the IPO with a valuation of $50 million, but its FDV has dropped to only $2.1 million; Hana Network was initially funded at a $40 million valuation, now its FDV is only $10.5 million; Novastro, which was valued at $50 million, has plummeted to an FDV of just $1.05 million, a staggering decline; Bitdealer, with a valuation of $35 million, now has an FDV of only $2.8 million.
From the data, these projects have experienced over 90% shrinkage from their high valuations in the primary market to their actual FDV in the secondary market. This reflects a market re-evaluation of project quality and a more cautious attitude among investors towards new listing projects. The frequent occurrence of TGE breakouts serves as a reminder for participants to assess project fundamentals more rationally rather than blindly follow trends.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 23m ago
Another pile of broken and trash, Kaito's IPO play really sucks...
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90%缩水? Laughs, is this still called investing? Purely cutting leeks
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Talking about rationally evaluating fundamentals, but at the end of the day, it's just information asymmetry
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Novastro dropped from 50 million to 1.05 million? How much can they cut? Haha
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Talking about getting rich quick from IPOs every day, but it goes to zero as soon as it launches... I mean, how can you still believe these?
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The primary market is hyped up like crazy, but the secondary market is just slap in the face
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My friend bought the Play AI project, and now he's probably crying in the corner
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This wave of Kaito is really good, professionally cutting new investors
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Cautious attitude? Should have said it early, what's the use of saying it now
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I just want to know who still dares to take these positions?
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MevSandwich
· 12-18 21:41
Haha, this is the result of going public. The inflated valuations in the primary market can collapse suddenly, and these project teams really dare to ask for high prices.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 12-18 11:43
Coming again? Kaito's recent IPO performance really tanked; a 90% drop isn't even enough to describe it. It's heading straight to zero.
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GasBankrupter
· 12-18 11:34
90% shrinkage? That's outrageous. These VC valuations are almost a joke. It's really time to learn how to see through the surface.
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Frontrunner
· 12-18 11:33
Wow, Play AI directly dropped from a $50 million valuation to $2.1 million. How tragic is that... A 90% drop is really outrageous. It feels like Kaito's new project is all a scam.
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Degentleman
· 12-18 11:31
Damn, what kind of crazy valuation is this? 90% shrinkage... Truly unbelievable.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 12-18 11:23
Hmm... Novastro directly slashed 99%, which is outrageous. It feels like Kaito's new token launch is a bit unreasonable.
Recently, several new listing projects on Kaito Kickstarter have performed poorly after TGE, with many experiencing significant drops below their initial prices.
Play AI participated in the IPO with a valuation of $50 million, but its FDV has dropped to only $2.1 million; Hana Network was initially funded at a $40 million valuation, now its FDV is only $10.5 million; Novastro, which was valued at $50 million, has plummeted to an FDV of just $1.05 million, a staggering decline; Bitdealer, with a valuation of $35 million, now has an FDV of only $2.8 million.
From the data, these projects have experienced over 90% shrinkage from their high valuations in the primary market to their actual FDV in the secondary market. This reflects a market re-evaluation of project quality and a more cautious attitude among investors towards new listing projects. The frequent occurrence of TGE breakouts serves as a reminder for participants to assess project fundamentals more rationally rather than blindly follow trends.