This year's angel round results tell an interesting story. Nine out of ten token projects cratered, while nine out of ten equity plays basically doubled. On paper, this might make tokens look bad. But here's the thing—tokens themselves aren't fundamentally worse assets than equity. The real problem? Token launches are a mess. The distribution mechanisms, timing, and execution are broken. Until the industry fixes how projects actually go to market, you'll keep seeing this brutal gap between the two asset classes. It's not a token problem. It's a launch problem.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 9h ago
NGL token isn't dying, it's just that the entire listing process has completely collapsed.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 9h ago
Well said, the token itself is fine, it's just the launch method that sucks.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 9h ago
ngl the launch infrastructure is genuinely the bottleneck here... like the algorithmic distribution mechanisms are fundamentally misaligned with blockchain primitives. haven't seen this level of operational failure since the 2017 ico craze tbh
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SatsStacking
· 9h ago
Really, the token itself is fine, it's just that the listing method is completely terrible.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 9h ago
Exactly right, the token crash is because the listing method was too problematic.
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All-InQueen
· 9h ago
Really, the token itself is fine, it's just that the listing method is completely terrible.
This year's angel round results tell an interesting story. Nine out of ten token projects cratered, while nine out of ten equity plays basically doubled. On paper, this might make tokens look bad. But here's the thing—tokens themselves aren't fundamentally worse assets than equity. The real problem? Token launches are a mess. The distribution mechanisms, timing, and execution are broken. Until the industry fixes how projects actually go to market, you'll keep seeing this brutal gap between the two asset classes. It's not a token problem. It's a launch problem.