2026-01-17 19:37:33

Bags App's graduation rate data is impressive

Compared to the platform performance on January 16: Bags App deployed 11,389 tokens that day, while a leading launchpad deployed 25,362 tokens. At first glance, the numbers seem to show a significant gap, but the key metrics tell a different story — Bags App's number of graduated tokens reached 194, while the other only had 146.

What does this mean? Bags App has a higher graduation rate. Although only 1% of tokens ultimately graduate overall, those projects that successfully advance show a return of up to 300%.

This reflects an interesting phenomenon: deployment volume doesn't necessarily indicate platform quality; graduation rate and the earning potential of graduated tokens are the true indicators of competitiveness. Bags App speaks with data, and a focused, high-quality strategy seems to have gained recognition in the launchpad race.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 4h ago

Wow, quality beats quantity? That's what I want to see. Don't just focus on deployment volume; it doesn't mean anything.

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LeekCutter

· 4h ago

A focused and refined approach means enjoying good food. Those 194 graduation tokens may not seem like much, but a 300% return can make your smile stretch from ear to ear.

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SignatureDenied

· 4h ago

Hmm... being small and precise indeed proves those crazy volume-spreading strategies wrong; graduation rate is the real key.

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StakeOrRegret

· 4h ago

Hmm... A small but precise approach is indeed appealing, but a 1% graduation rate still sounds a bit heartbreaking. How is a 300% return achieved? Is this data reliable? It seems a bit exaggerated. A small amount doesn't necessarily mean good quality; it also depends on subsequent performance. I've never heard of Bags; is it a new platform? A high graduation rate ≠ making money; I don't quite understand this logic. But if it's really a 300% return... I need to take another look.

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