2026-01-12 11:33:49

If a token can't even hit 100M FDV at launch, that's more than just a stumble—it's screaming that the project itself doesn't believe in what it's building. You don't invest months architecting an entire SBT framework, planning cross-chain expansion, only to turn around and airdrop pocket change per wallet. The numbers tell a story. When the FDV target falls short, it raises hard questions about the team's actual conviction and the brand's market positioning.

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DEXRobinHood

· 01-12 12:02

To be honest, if FDV can't grow, it shows that even the team lacks confidence. No matter how loudly the white paper is promoted, it's useless.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 01-12 11:56

In simple terms, if FDV can't break a million, it's self-denial, and the team hasn't really figured out what they want to do.

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ContractBugHunter

· 01-12 11:46

You're right, projects with FDV that can't even reach 100 million, don't come and tell me about SBT frameworks or cross-chain plans. That's just being insecure.

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OnchainGossiper

· 01-12 11:45

You're right, these boastful projects are the most disgusting. They hype up their architecture and ecosystem every day, but their FDV can't even reach a million. Who would believe them?

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