#预测市场发展 The design logic of Space's recent token public sale is indeed worth pondering. Starting with a $50 million FDV, linearly increasing to $99 million, and uniform price transactions—this flexible allocation model essentially focuses on price discovery, which is actually fairer to retail investors, eliminating the early bird and latecomer price gaps.

The key is the "flywheel" mechanism, where 50% of platform revenue is used for buyback and burn, directly impacting the token's long-term sustainability. Liquidity has always been a pain point in prediction markets. Space attracts trading volume by using 10x leverage and zero Maker fees, combined with gamified incentives and referral mechanisms, indicating a serious effort to retain users. The funding background is solid—1360% oversubscription on Echo shows strong community approval.

However, to be honest, competition in the prediction market space is fierce. Polymarket has already secured its position long ago. Whether Space can break through depends on whether the actual trading volume can support its valuation. The public sale itself carries no risk; the key is whether it can maintain momentum after launch. I tend to see this as a medium-risk ecosystem participation opportunity rather than betting on the token's appreciation.

If you want to follow the trend, it depends on which traders will actually build positions on Space. Their choices are often more informative than the sale itself. That’s the signal worth paying close attention to.