Season 4 hasn't fully wrapped up yet, but a certain privacy computing protocol couldn't wait to drop some huge news—$ZAMA token sale has been confirmed, and this time they're going with a Dutch auction.
As soon as the news broke, a large number of newcomers flooded into the ecosystem. To be honest, the onboarding process is quite user-friendly and the barrier to entry isn't high. If you just started paying attention to this project, now is a great time to get involved.
Dutch auctions are becoming increasingly common in the crypto market—they start with a high initial price that decreases over time, and participants decide for themselves when it's the right entry point. Compared to traditional token sales, this model theoretically allows for more thorough price discovery and gives players with different capital sizes more flexible participation opportunities.
As for how to participate specifically, the official team should gradually release detailed tutorials.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 9h ago
Here they go again targeting new retail investors, the Dutch auction trick is getting old.
Wait, is the threshold really that low? Better dig into the details first.
ZAMA is moving pretty fast this time, Season 4 is still hot.
Dutch auction sounds fair, but in reality, the fastest hands win.
That said, the new process is definitely more user-friendly and could attract people.
Easy to get in, hard to get out, you know what I mean.
Wait for the official tutorial? That’ll take forever.
Not jumping in this time, I’ll observe for a few days first.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-05 11:52
This Dutch auction setup feels like a game of timing... you have to be quick and sharp.
Actually, I'm more curious about how many newcomers will stay after joining. It's normal for the hype to be so high at the beginning of the season.
Is it really a good time to get in now, or is there going to be another round of getting rekt?
I'll wait for the official tutorial. There's no rush anyway, so I'll observe for now.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 12-05 11:43
This Dutch auction model is indeed everywhere now, but ZAMA has really nailed the timing with this move... I'm kind of tempted to get in.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-05 11:41
The way Dutch auctions work is basically about who’s fastest and who can time it right—it’s honestly pretty exciting.
It’s a good thing to see new people coming in and the ecosystem getting more active, but I just worry it’ll turn into another cycle of newcomers getting fleeced...
The most important thing for these kinds of projects is their actual use cases down the line. Just having strong sales momentum isn’t enough.
Season 4 hasn't fully wrapped up yet, but a certain privacy computing protocol couldn't wait to drop some huge news—$ZAMA token sale has been confirmed, and this time they're going with a Dutch auction.
As soon as the news broke, a large number of newcomers flooded into the ecosystem. To be honest, the onboarding process is quite user-friendly and the barrier to entry isn't high. If you just started paying attention to this project, now is a great time to get involved.
Dutch auctions are becoming increasingly common in the crypto market—they start with a high initial price that decreases over time, and participants decide for themselves when it's the right entry point. Compared to traditional token sales, this model theoretically allows for more thorough price discovery and gives players with different capital sizes more flexible participation opportunities.
As for how to participate specifically, the official team should gradually release detailed tutorials.