$SENT has been slowly holding its ground, which honestly says more than loud pumps ever do. It’s barely been live for two days, yet the FDV is chilling around the $900M mark without falling apart. In this market, that alone is… noticeable.
It helps that this isn’t some random AI label slapped on a token. Pantera, Founders Fund, Framework --- real names, real checks. $85M raised at seed, so the project didn’t come out hungry or rushed. You can feel that in how the tokenomics are laid out.
Most of the supply, about two thirds -- is reserved for the community, and a massive chunk of that is straight-up airdrops. The team? Locked for a full year, then stretched out over six years of linear vesting. Six. That’s unusually long. Most teams tap out at three or four and call it “long-term.” Investors are also on a tight leash, with extended lockups clearly designed to keep sell pressure from wrecking the chart early.
It all feels… deliberate. Almost stubbornly so. Like the team is overcorrecting to prove they’re serious, maybe even daring the market to test them.
Now the real question isn’t whether the intentions are good --- they clearly are. It’s whether these locks, releases, and incentives hold up when volatility hits and emotions run hot. That’s where credibility actually gets stress-tested.
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