2026-01-12 02:21:46

There has been a lot of recent buzz about $BIRB. As a member of the Moonbirds community holding 5 SBTs, I want to share some thoughts.

I am still quite optimistic about the TGE performance of this project. Looking back at its trajectory since being acquired last year—NFT floor prices soared from 0.4E to a peak of 4E, now retracing to 1.9E, a decline of about 50%. This process actually reflects the market's recognition of the project.

The SBT mechanism, in simple terms, is a way for the project team to distribute fairly. From the perspective of holdings and distribution, each SBT still has potential value. The overall incentive design logic remains quite clear.

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MrRightClick

· 01-12 02:51

Five SBTs, your position is pretty good, take your time to see how much it's worth I really didn't expect this pump before TGE, from 0.4 all the way to 4E, crazy Now it's dropped to 1.9, what can I say, I'm still holding, this design logic does have some substance Wait, can SBT really be distributed fairly? I always feel that early entrants still benefit more Did you sell at 4E?

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 01-12 02:50

Five SBTs are indeed not few, but I feel it's better to wait until the airdrop lands to see if it's worth it. I'm not in a rush for a 50% drop; after all, it's all about betting... The key is how to play it afterward. Speaking of fair distribution, this is what they always say. How many times has it truly been fair in the end?

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MetaNomad

· 01-12 02:42

5 SBTs, neither too many nor too few, just right. This TGE is indeed worth watching. Falling from 4E to 1.9E, honestly, it hurts a bit, but that's the cycle. Those who understand the SBT mechanism well can indeed reap the benefits; it all depends on how they operate moving forward. Does this round of financing live up to the early believers' trust? I'm a bit skeptical. The Moonbirds community's distribution this time is relatively transparent, much more conscientious compared to some projects.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-12 02:35

Remember, when 4E drops to 1.9E, it's the most critical time to stay alert. This is not failure; it's accumulation. During the days of losing money, I learned a principle: the more "fair" the SBT distribution mechanism, the greater the opportunity for newcomers. 5 SBTs, really, if this wave can pass through the cycle, waiting for the day when value returns... Honestly, from 0.4 soaring to 4 and then falling back, this is the market's way of selecting believers. I'm repairing my mindset, but this bottom range indeed hides energy. Don't ask me how I know. I'm back to full holding faith—damn this habit. But isn't rebirth after phoenix's nirvana? Holding more doesn't necessarily mean earning more; the key is who can endure until that moment. Everyone stay calm; the clear incentive logic just shows that the project team is also easing anxiety. Whether TGE can redeem last year's PTSD depends on the upcoming rhythm. Falling from the peak of 4E to now, it's either an IQ test or the beginning of lifelong holding.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-12 02:34

Wow, 5 SBTs, this guy is really a hardcore community fan. But to be honest, I understand the feeling of halving from 4E to 1.9E, but those who can stick with it really have something. I have to admit that the design of the SBT distribution mechanism is quite clear, but the key is whether the subsequent performance can live up to the imagination. Otherwise, it's just wishful thinking. Whether this round can succeed depends on the upcoming utility—don't rely solely on sentiment. By the way, how much are your 5 SBTs worth now? Wait, how is the token price trend after TGE? Any inside information... But never mind, it's all a gamble anyway. I hope this round can turn around for you.

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