THQ is currently trading around $0.10, putting its fully diluted valuation at roughly $100M. The recent performance raises an interesting comparison point: Theoriq raised $78M on the Kaito Launchpad at a $75M FDV, which means early participants who secured allocations are now sitting on approximately 1.33x gains.
This pricing dynamic creates a compelling pattern worth tracking. If projects like Brevis ZK and OpenMind AGI manage to raise capital at similar $75M FDV levels, the arbitrage opportunity between launch pricing and current market valuations becomes increasingly significant for early-stage investors positioning ahead of potential upside.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 12-13 12:50
1.33x isn't even close; what's the point of bragging about a tiny profit from this crappy project?
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just_here_for_vibes
· 12-13 12:48
Early participants have made a huge profit, 1.33x may not seem like much, but this is a stable approach.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-13 12:41
NGL, this 1.33x return doesn't seem that attractive... Still have to wait and see if the project team runs away.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-13 12:40
0.1 dollar? That valuation is a bit uncomfortable... Early investors who bought the dip can still turn 1.3 times, so annoying.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 12-13 12:31
It's the same old trick again; early investors always profit, and us retail investors are left holding the bag.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 12-13 12:22
1.33x returns? Laughable. Is that what you call an "opportunity"? The on-chain data has been available for a long time; whales have already accumulated all the chips during the launch phase.
THQ is currently trading around $0.10, putting its fully diluted valuation at roughly $100M. The recent performance raises an interesting comparison point: Theoriq raised $78M on the Kaito Launchpad at a $75M FDV, which means early participants who secured allocations are now sitting on approximately 1.33x gains.
This pricing dynamic creates a compelling pattern worth tracking. If projects like Brevis ZK and OpenMind AGI manage to raise capital at similar $75M FDV levels, the arbitrage opportunity between launch pricing and current market valuations becomes increasingly significant for early-stage investors positioning ahead of potential upside.