Recently, there have been new developments in the wallet ecosystem. Let's review the recent new project launches over the past few months and identify some patterns.

First, look at the data. YB launched in October 2025 with a maximum return of 180u. MMT deployed Key at the end of October the same year, with a return of 500u. BREV directly entered Alpha and reached January 2026. FOGO launched in mid-January with a return of 80u. The participation thresholds for each phase are changing — YB requires 160 points with no deduction, MMT increased to 220 points with a 15-point deduction, and FOGO remains at 200 points with a 15-point deduction.

Now it's SENT's turn. The official has confirmed that 2% of the tokens will be allocated for public sale, and the timeline matches: SENT Key testing and deployment on January 16. This schedule is completely consistent with previous phases. Based on historical returns, the expected yield for this phase should be around 100u.

So, how does the Prime Sale new project launch work? Essentially, it involves using BNB to participate in project pre-sale financing at a low price. You deposit BNB (up to 7, can be oversubscribed), and based on the amount, you receive a corresponding number of Keys. Keys themselves cannot be traded, but about two hours before the project launches, these Keys will automatically map to your exchange Alpha account, allowing you to start trading directly. The Prime Sale launch is basically equivalent to directly entering Alpha, so there are no real traps in the process.

From the experience of these four phases, the thresholds are gradually optimized, and the returns are relatively stable. If you want to participate, the key is to have enough points, and then seize the window when Keys are deployed to the exchange to get in at a relatively early price. Participating in new project launches always involves some luck, but this mechanism at least clarifies the risks and process.