Biconomy Exchange Token (BIT)

This wave is typical: it's not that you can't sell, it's being hit by the “unlock math + liquidity structure”. $BIT is unlocked 100% at once and the DEX pool is locked, market-making didn't keep up, and the 16:00 UTC cut is basically inevitable. Your playbook is spot on, and I'll add a few practical details.

My SOP
1) In the 30 minutes before TGE, watch three things: buy‑sell spread at level 1, depth of the first 5 order book levels, and whether market‑making accounts are present (monitor new LPs/cancel frequency).
2) If there is a CEX, first check price difference and deposit speed; if only DEX, use an aggregator route, avoid private pools, slippage ≤1%.
3) Three‑tier sell: at open + 90 s sell 20‑30%; if there is absorption, split into two orders; sell only enough to cover cost + fees, keep half for potential announcement/compensation.
4) Determine the window: full unlock = sell as early as possible; linear/partial = wait until the first wave of orders is absorbed before proceeding.
5) If the team publicly takes the blame and hints at compensation, pause selling and wait for a second rally after the announcement.

This time @bitdealernet's “full unlock + LP lock” is a clear D1 dump; and @KaitoAI's sKAITO staking that increases weight is something I’m also doing. In tests the Asian session at 03:00 UTC is cleaner, while the US session before and after open is messier. Unlocking determines the win/loss, volume determines the pace. $KAITO $BIT

Are you opting for a quick exit now, or waiting for the compensation expectation? I lean towards small sales to cover costs + cold storage, and let the rest be driven by the secondary reversal and compensation wave.

Kaito Launchpad — 1-Month Recap

$BIT: $70M → $2.5M
$THQ: $75M → $45M
$ZKP: $100M → $160M

Historically, both $THQ and $BIT dropped about 50% from their sale prices within just 7 days of launch.

Can $ZKP hold above its sale price for more than 7 days? https://t.co/rVZsP0vmGK