2026-01-13 12:23:02

I have to say, the pricing strategy of the FOGO project is really quite frustrating. They directly sell the new tokens to all participants at a price of 0.035, but after such an operation, what is the value of participating in the subsequent new offerings?

Honestly, this kind of pricing approach is somewhat discouraging. Early investors and participants in the new offerings have no price difference, so why should they chase in the secondary market? From this perspective, the project's approach is indeed a bit unwise.

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YieldHunter

· 7h ago

ngl, if you look at the data on FOGO's tokenomics here—$0.035 across the board? technically speaking that's just... leaving money on the table. zero price discovery mechanism, zero incentive gradient between early and late participants. literally killing secondary market demand before it even starts lmao

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MidnightSeller

· 7h ago

This pricing strategy is really disappointing; treating everyone equally actually makes no one want to buy. FOGO's move is outrageous; there's no real difference between level one and level two, so why chase it? 0.035 is directly distributed to everyone; the project team really knows how to play. Participants in the IPO are directly averaged out, making this deal a total loss. With the same price, who still has enthusiasm? The project team's thinking...

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ForkMonger

· 7h ago

lol FOGO's pricing is a governance attack on its own tokenomics... they literally erased all margin of disruption between early participants. zero incentive structure = protocol darwinism at its worst. why even bother with secondary markets when the primary failed to create scarcity pressure? classic incompetence dressed as fairness.

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RuntimeError

· 7h ago

0.035 this price is directly smashing the order book, there's no difference at all, what's the point of playing?

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PhantomMiner

· 7h ago

Wow, this pricing is just too outrageous. If it's already flat from the start, what's the point of playing the IPO game? FOGO's move this time is really brilliant. I was wondering why there's no hype at all. 0.035 directly distributed to everyone. The project team’s thinking is really... Early and late stages at the same price, why should the secondary market go up? Laughing out loud. That's why recently no one is chasing after new coin launches anymore. Who still believes in this stuff?

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BuyHighSellLow

· 7h ago

0.035 pricing and it's all out? The project team really... didn't think about the follow-up issues. This operation is really disappointing, it's no different from early-stage IPOs, how can the secondary market be traded like this? FOGO's approach is a bit outrageous, and they still want to attract people to enter? If you ask me, this is a classic case of killing the goose that lays the golden eggs, extremely short-sighted. With such a pricing strategy, no wonder the popularity is low, who would still follow?

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