Worth noting how some emerging yield protocols are approaching their presale valuations. A 0.4:1 FDV-to-TVL ratio has become somewhat standard practice in this corner of the market. The real question is whether this calibration sticks as we move through Q1. If total value locked keeps climbing through the quarter ahead of token generation, we might see some pressure on that ratio—or it could hold steady depending on how the underlying metrics play out. Watching how this unfolds could tell us something useful about pricing discipline in the current cycle.
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GasGoblin
· 6h ago
Can the 0.4:1 ratio last until the end of Q1? It feels a bit uncertain...
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LayerHopper
· 6h ago
The 0.4:1 ratio feels like it's about to collapse... There are so many variables in Q1.
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WenAirdrop
· 6h ago
0.4:1 is nothing new, it's been all over the place for a long time. Let's see if Q1 can hold up.
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CounterIndicator
· 6h ago
The 0.4:1 ratio should have collapsed long ago. Expect Q1 to experience a further decline.
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GhostInTheChain
· 6h ago
Can the 0.4:1 ratio last until the end of Q1? I bet it can't. If TVL had skyrocketed, it would have broken already.
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RiddleMaster
· 6h ago
Can the 0.4:1 ratio hold until the end of Q1? It feels like it might break.
Worth noting how some emerging yield protocols are approaching their presale valuations. A 0.4:1 FDV-to-TVL ratio has become somewhat standard practice in this corner of the market. The real question is whether this calibration sticks as we move through Q1. If total value locked keeps climbing through the quarter ahead of token generation, we might see some pressure on that ratio—or it could hold steady depending on how the underlying metrics play out. Watching how this unfolds could tell us something useful about pricing discipline in the current cycle.