There's a striking pattern in ICO markets that deserves closer examination. Data suggests roughly 80% of ICO participants dump their tokens on day one of TGE—that's a massive red flag if true.



But here's what really interests me: what happens after that initial chaos? We need solid metrics on participant retention across different timeframes—1 day, 7 days, 30 days post-TGE. Are these figures reliable, or are we just seeing fragmented anecdotes?

The real story isn't just the selloff itself. It's understanding whether early ICO backers ever show staying power. If retention rates are as abysmal as the TGE dump suggests, that tells us something critical about project credibility and community confidence. Worth tracking these numbers properly.
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ReverseTradingGuruvip
· 1h ago
80% dumping? Ha, this data deserves a question mark, feels like it's just third-hand information. The retention rate is the real highlight, only the ones that are still here 30 days after TGE count.
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GasOptimizervip
· 1h ago
Where did the 80% of the data that was smashed on the first day come from... I need to see on-chain evidence, I can't just listen to stories.
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FUDwatchervip
· 1h ago
80% dumping? Dude, I have to put a question mark on this data, is it true or not? The 7-day retention rate after TGE is the key to the project's survival, and right now this data is too fragmented.
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