Recently, I focused on an opportunity to participate in the initial offering of a privacy token and decided to review the logic beforehand.

First, let's talk about the threshold issue. The official requirement for identity verification is an electronic bill, but actual testing shows that a driver's license can also pass, providing an alternative for participants without a China Unicom bill.

Why do I favor this project? There are a few considerations:

The popularity of privacy coins is indeed rising. The recent market performance is evident to everyone, and the attention to this type of token is clearly increasing.

Innovation in the initial offering mechanism. Although the new mechanism is essentially a form of narrative packaging, this kind of mechanism design itself indicates that the project team is carefully creating a hot topic.

The full unlock of TGE. This means it will be fully liquid upon listing, and judging from the social media buzz, it has decent popularity, with the price remaining relatively reasonable.

Timing coincidence. The project is expected to launch on February 2nd, and from a technical perspective, the MACD on the daily charts of BTC and ETH is about to break above zero. Although the 2-hour Vegas channel is still showing a death cross, sideways movement or upward pull could form a golden cross. The Spring Festival cycle usually brings a market activity boost, and the new coin launch fits perfectly within this time window.

Considering all these factors, the probability of a price drop is low, and there is even a chance for small profits. However, I must emphasize that this is just my personal analysis. My investment amount is limited, and I will only invest within my risk tolerance. The key point of investing is to manage your principal well—that's more important than anything else.