2026-01-09 19:29:27

Ranger ICO countdown 24 hours, this node is quite interesting.

Looking at the performance of several previous fundraising projects on the last day: Umbra surged from $13.5M to $155M, Avici from $5.2M to $34M, Solomon from $3.83M to $102.93M, Loyal from $1.92M to $75.9M.

There is a clear pattern — approximately 93% of the funds committed to these projects were only received in the last 24 hours. The FOMO effect definitely exists.

If Ranger also follows this pattern, proportionally estimated, a final fundraising of over $60M+ is a more realistic expectation. Of course, this depends on whether the project’s popularity and market sentiment remain strong, but based on historical data, the final sprint phase can indeed amplify the fundraising scale.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 9h ago

Wow, 93% all on the last day? That's the classic FOMO booster. We're entering the launch phase directly. Wait, Umbra's jump from 13.5 million to 155 million seems off, are you sure you didn't miss anything? Anyway, if Ranger can replicate its historical trajectory this time, 60 million isn't a big problem. The key is whether large investors will enter and replenish in the last 24 hours. By the way, these final moments of a funding surge—are they really just dopamine, or is there some information gap I haven't caught?

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 14h ago

Wow, these 93% data are just too outrageous, coming in only on the last day? Basically, it's just a gambler's mentality.

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RunWithRugs

· 14h ago

93% Last day to enter? This FOMO is no joke haha --- Wait, did Solomon really skyrocket from 3.83M to 102M? I didn't expect this level of craziness --- Honestly, the data in the last 24 hours is a bit scary, it feels like a gamble --- If Ranger really continues at this pace, 60M+ isn't that far-fetched, but the key is to keep the hype going --- What are these people waiting for, why only act at the last moment? It's a psychological thing --- Looking at this data, I’m a bit stunned, why is everyone rushing at the last minute --- Damn, Umbra's surge is crazy, from 13.5 to 155, who took profit in the middle?

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ForkPrince

· 14h ago

93% on the last day rushing in? I know this trick well, a pure FOMO harvesting machine.

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ChainComedian

· 14h ago

Wow, this FOMO data is really incredible, 93% of people only jumped in at the last minute. This is the gambler's mentality—seeing others buy in makes you even more eager. Whether Ranger can replicate this wave depends on the market sentiment; it's hard to say if the current market mood will stay good.

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WhaleStalker

· 14h ago

93% last day entry? That's outrageous, can FOMO really brainwash people like that? --- Not convinced by this, historical data is also unreliable. Who knows if Ranger will become the next zero-value project? --- I bet Ranger won't reach 60M, feels like the hype isn't that high. --- Data looks impressive, but what happened to these projects later? No one talks about that. --- The last 24 hours' money is the most dangerous, all driven by gambler mentality. --- Really? 93% are rushing in at the last moment? That logic has flaws. --- According to this pattern, it should multiply 20 times in the end? That's a bit far-fetched. --- FOMO orders in the last day account for 93%, what does that mean? The project team might have already run away. --- It may not reach 60M; market sentiment can change too quickly.

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quiet_lurker

· 14h ago

93% all piled up on the last day? Wow, this FOMO is really intense. Seeing this data makes me a bit anxious, feeling like if I miss out, it's all over. Following this pattern, Ranger reaching 60M+ isn't surprising; the question is, can the hype last? Historical data looks good, but market sentiment can change in an instant. The last 24 hours are often just a gamble.

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