April LTT token issuance is imminent; how to price LongTech?
One of the most noteworthy certainties to watch in April is the official launch of LongTech's governance token, LTT. Many people habitually benchmark it against those infrastructure projects in the market with valuations in the tens of billions, which are all reliant on Twitter armies for hype; this is entirely a misguided approach. The fundamental anchor point for pricing LTT does not lie in how beautifully institutions present their PPTs, but rather in the solid 1 million real daily active users in the Shortchall ecosystem.
In the current stock game landscape, traffic is the strongest moat for liquidity. What does 1 million DAU mean? It means that from the very first second of its birth, LTT has a real interaction base far exceeding that of most leading public chains. When this million-level traffic starts to frequently generate Gas consumption and token circulation through the testnet, AI short dramas, and the upcoming smart hardware, LTT's value capture ability will show strong counter-cyclical characteristics. Tokens without real application scenarios supporting them have every rebound as a temptation to escape; whereas LTT, with a million daily active users and expectations of physical hardware, sees each of its pullbacks as a chip wash in the process of data assetization.
Faced with such clearly distinguished quality targets, directly entering the secondary market often incurs extremely high gaming costs. This is also why the NFT node launched at @LongTech官方 has attracted the attention of giant whales. Whether it’s a 100U validator node or a 1000U governance node, the daily yield of up to 0.5%-0.6% is the only and most efficient low-risk channel to acquire LTT in the current ecosystem. Before the LTT token officially impacts the liquidity of the secondary market, seizing high-tier nodes is an absolute cost advantage to hedge against all opening uncertainties.