2026-01-17 17:33:42

Sentient Project to Launch Funding Round

According to the latest tokenomics disclosed by the project team, Sentient AGI will conduct financing through a major exchange wallet's Phase 4 Prime plan from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM on the 19th. This round of funding is relatively cautious—only accounting for 2% of the total supply.

In terms of token distribution, the community and airdrops make up the majority, approximately 44%. Notably, the unlock schedule is designed with care: 30% of tokens will be released at TGE (representing about 13% of the total supply), with the remaining 70% adopting a 4-year linear unlock schedule. This arrangement effectively balances the interests of the project team and early supporters.

Compared to previous funding rounds, this tokenomics appears more conservative, and the long-term unlock cycle provides the market with ample time to adapt. For participants, understanding this release mechanism is crucial for evaluating subsequent price performance.

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-19 22:31

44% community airdrop? That ratio is pretty good 2% funding limit. Looks like the project team doesn't want to dump A 4-year linear unlock is indeed stable. Just worried that the 19th will be another massacre Wait, then how to ensure that the 13% TGE release doesn't lead to a crash? Is the contract really designed this way? Feels like a trick again

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TheMemefather

· 01-19 17:44

2% financing ratio is a good move; it seems this time they aren't planning to dump. 44% community airdrop, they really want to attract new users. 4-year linear unlock, they won't dump everything at once; this approach is reasonable. Is the cautious financing amount to save up for a big move? Let's wait for the price reaction on the 19th; the unlock mechanism looks good on paper but doesn't mean much in practice.

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-19 10:08

2% financing quota? This move is indeed steady, but the key is whether the 13% at TGE will be dumped on the market. A 4-year linear unlock sounds good, but I'm worried there might be too many variables in the middle. 44% community airdrop, this proportion is truly considerate, unlike some projects that run after the cut. Wait, why does it feel like every time it's "more cautious this time," they said the same last time. The Prime plan on the evening of the 19th, we'll have to race against the clock then. Tokenomics, no matter how well explained, ultimately depends on whether there are real application scenarios. Long-term unlock cycle = long-term upward pressure? Think about this logic from the opposite perspective. Only 2% of the financing volume, and they still call it a financing round? Feels like small-scale play. The unlock mechanism is indeed crucial; this time, there's no high-multiple profit for early investors. Anyway, better to wait and see first, or else you'll just become a bagholder.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 01-17 18:01

44% airdropped to the community, this ratio is indeed good, but releasing 13% directly at TGE still requires caution. 2% funding limit, this move is a bit tricky, is it really about stability or is fundraising difficult? 4-year linear unlock... it's the same old approach, is the market ready for this adaptation period? On the 19th at 8 PM, are we going to push again? Or will we just sit back and watch others push this time?

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 01-17 17:55

44% airdropped to the community? That percentage does seem generous, but the key is the 4-year linear unlock, which truly tests the team's sincerity.

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rugdoc.eth

· 01-17 17:48

Another "cautious" financing plan, basically just afraid of dumping. A 44% community airdrop sounds comfortable, but the 4-year linear unlock needs to be carefully considered. TGE releases 13%, and the remaining major portion is distributed over 4 years... Can it truly balance or just stabilize the market? A 2% financing limit is small, but the key is how these institutions will operate.

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-17 17:44

2% financing amount is really a bit stingy, but the 4-year linear unlock is a solid approach. --- 44% community airdrop, is this setup meant to let retail investors take the fall? --- The key still depends on what price the Prime plan on the 19th will actually be, otherwise all economic theories are useless. --- 4-year linear? Just assume we can hold it, haha. --- Only 13% of the total released at TGE, we need to be prepared for the subsequent dump. --- Only 2% financing? If it weren’t for the cautious approach, I’d actually be a bit worried about the project itself. --- Another linear unlock scheme, seen too many times. The real question is when the mainnet will go live. --- So it’s just about grabbing the sale on the afternoon of the 19th, everyone get your wallets ready. --- Is the 44% community airdrop really considerate, or just looks like it? We’ll find out once the tokens are listed on exchanges. --- Why wait 4 years? Wouldn’t it be better to release everything immediately?

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-17 17:39

2% financing ratio is indeed conservative, but the 4-year linear unlock is still a bit harsh. Can the 44% airdrop community really be realized? It feels like this time is more cautious than the last round. 8 PM on the 19th? At this time again, miners will have to stay up late. It seems the project team wants to stabilize the market, unlike some coins that are frantically dumping. The key still depends on how the 13% after TGE will move; that's the real test. Speaking of early investors, their recovery probably won't be that quick, since it's over 4 years.

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