Multichain Day in Singapore

An overview of the development prospects and current status of the entire Sui ecosystem.

#SUPRA# Yesterday was really good. Chris pumped on the platform last time he got 10 six-day cards, all at %50 and %35, which is frustrating. I looked at the minting patterns every day and stayed up until 4 AM today minting 3 cards at %13.5 and 2 cards at %1.5. The game launches on the platform, and you get airdrop and platform earnings with the cards. I spent over 20,000 SUPRA, and my NFT assets jumped from over 60,000 to 190,000 SUPRA. I am ranked 50th. Chris Talar is ranked second, which is really impressive. He spent several tens of thousands early on and minted, including buying 17 Bit Bots. Now his assets are over 1.4 million SUPRA. I saw it early on too, but the network wasn't smooth at the beginning, so I missed out. I hope my assets will x10 in the future, turning into 1.9 million SUPRA.

#SUPRA# will appreciate to 0.48 RMB each as a guaranteed minimum.

The DKS coin is highly likely to rise by more than 10 times. Take a close look: the max supply is 2.96 billion coins with no issuance mechanism, circulating supply is 1 billion coins, and the total market capitalization is currently just over $60,000, with the circulating market cap being just over $20,000. The market cap is low, the coin price is low, and the project party or institutions are unlikely to sell at the floor price. When the bull run comes, it will at least rise by more than 10 times, and it might even be 100 times or 1000 times. Because once the price goes up, the chips in the hands of institutions or the project party will be worth more, allowing them to gain more profit. If you were an institution or a project party, would you sell when the price is at its lowest? Or would you pump it up before selling? Think about whether this reasoning holds true.

Why is it highly likely that DKS can rise more than 10 times? Let's take a closer look. The max supply is 2.96 billion coins: no issuance mechanism: the circulating supply is 1 billion coins: the total market capitalization is currently only over $60,000, and the circulating market cap is only over $20,000: low market cap: low coin price: the project party or institution cannot possibly sell at the floor price, waiting for the bull run to at least rise more than 10 times: it is also possible to rise 100 times: 1000 times: because after the price goes up, the chips in the hands of institutions or project parties can become more valuable, allowing them to gain more profits. If you were an institution or project party, would you sell at the lowest price? Or would you first pump it up before selling? Think about whether this makes sense.