Another year of new projects piling up, but the report card is disappointingly poor.



A research agency recently compiled an analysis of 118 cryptocurrency projects that will launch token generation events in 2025, specifically (TGE). The results were quite shocking — 100 of these projects' tokens are currently being sold at a loss, accounting for 84%. In other words, the majority of new coins start to decline right after they go live.

More heartbreaking data has arrived. At the median level, tokens have dropped from the initial valuation (FDV) to the present, evaporating by 71%. The project's market value has also shrunk by 67%. What about the investors who participated in the token sale early on? Basically, the average loss is nearly double the initial investment. This is not a trivial matter; it is a systemic issue.

Interestingly, even if a project is backed by a strong team, ample funding, and a well-crafted marketing strategy, it can still struggle to avoid a downward trend once it goes live. Capital and operational experience are not enough to save the token.

The only highlight: about 15% of TGE projects are still in the green zone, meaning the price is still above the launch valuation. The one that performs the best in terms of resistance to decline is Aster—a governance token for a decentralized exchange that supports both spot and perpetual futures trading.

It seems that in the token market of 2025, not all projects are valuable, and not all investors can make a profit.
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CrashHotlinevip
· 12h ago
84% breakdown, how outrageous is that? Early investors directly lose twice as much? --- No matter how strong the team or how abundant the funds, it can't save this situation. It's really hopeless. --- Wait, only 15% are still making money? Then I better rush to buy Aster at the bottom? --- Another year of the leek-cutting show, getting really tired of watching it. --- Systemic problems boil down to everyone wanting to make quick money. Who genuinely builds projects? --- 71% breakdown, this data is heartbreaking. How many people have lost everything? --- Projects that can survive in this environment are truly rare, so Aster and similar ones are worth paying attention to. --- Next time, wait until the breakdown is complete before jumping in. Better than buying at a high price and taking the loss. --- Capital operation experience is useless; it shows that the crypto world still relies on luck and timing. --- 118 projects, 100 of them broke down. The ratio is shockingly eye-catching.
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CryptoFortuneTellervip
· 12-23 15:00
Fall below the issue price 84%, how miserable must this data be to cover it up? --- Another round of suckers harvesting season, it really hasn't changed. --- Is Aster the only one still alive, are the others all scamcoins? --- No matter how strong the team or how much capital, it's useless, this market is just gambling. --- 71% evaporated... Should I be glad I didn't catch this bus? --- Are there still suckers playing TGE? With an 84% fall below the issue price, I advise you not to touch it. --- So a good team can't save a bad project, that's funny. --- Do I hold any of the 15% surviving projects? Can't figure it out. --- In the crypto world of 2025, losing double the capital is the norm? Ridiculous. --- Why do we have to chase new coins? The old coins are so fragrant. --- This is the true face of Web3, don't be fooled by marketing. --- Aster stands out alone, the others are just supporting roles, to be honest.
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