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Don't treat the TGE of $BR like a free lunch falling from

西厂炒币大王 · 2026-06-06T15:21:53.000Z

Don't treat the TGE of $BR like a free lunch falling from the sky. Flip through the tokenomics page, and you'll find just two words written between the lines: buy orders. In Bedrock's allocation table, the shares for seed rounds, private placements, teams, and advisors far outstrip community airdrops, and their costs are negligible—seed round prices are often just a fraction of the final FDV. The real danger lies in the countdown to cliff unlocks. When @Bedrock set the TGE, they initially released a small portion, which seems like there's not much sell pressure, but then every month, early shares will flood out like opening the gates. Those institutions hold plenty of cheap $BR; they don't need to swing trade, just sell mechanically on unlock day to secure tenfold profits. Meanwhile, the little airdrop you've accumulated through Diamond points will be swallowed up in the liquidity pit they create. $LAB The locking of veBR is touted as being 'long-term bound to the protocol', but in essence, it's just locking you into the buy queue. Locked for four years with no movement, and redemption comes with a cooldown period and penalties, effectively sealing the sell-off for the whales in advance. When the early unlock flood arrives, you won't even have the right to run; you'll just watch helplessly as the price of BR gets diluted time and time again. More realistically, the portion of protocol revenue shared with veBR is minuscule, and those dividends can't even cover the evaporation of your principal. $BTC At the end of the day, the TGE isn't about handing out cash; it's about issuing tickets. The whales have their early bird passes, while you get a number waiting to be picked up. In the real token cycle, retail investors are always the last ones called. #Bedrock @Bedrock